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I recently watched the Wander Over Yonder episode "My Fair Hatey" and Lord Dominator instantly became a new addition to my most favorite cartoon villains
(I liked her character since her appearance, but her status as a favorite villain was basically solidified here for that awesome villain song).

So I decided to make a tribute to these awesome bad guys:
Aku (Samurai Jack),
The Shapeshifting Master of Darkness, it's obey or be obliterated with him. Arrogant and sadistic by default, Aku has ruled earth for thousands of years and does not take kindly to disobedience. But despite this, he possesses a dry sense of humor (he's also a source of comedy in the show), mocking Jack whenever he can, which is part of his charm.

The Lich (Adventure Time)
He is driven by a rather single-minded goal: to destroy all life, and shows little interest in anything that does not further his ambitions towards this dark end. He's like the exact opposite of Aku and takes his job to destroy very seriously which is quite scary-cool.

Bill Cipher (Gravity Falls)
Possibly the most powerful here, Bill is an eccentric, insane, psychopathic, and physically irreverent demon who finds most things amusing. Bill originated from the 2nd Dimension. He despises living in there, describing it as a "flat world with flat minds and flat ideas". He favored chaos and destruction over anything else and made it his mission to spread it as far as it could go. He is outrageous and outlandish, as well as a quick talker and thinker. Though he may come across as simply annoying, his abilities are focused around the mind and mental manipulation and after entering the physical world His abilities include: Apportation, Matter Manipulation, Mind Control, Reality Warping, Inter-universal travel, Time Manipulation, Dream Manipulation, Clairvoyance, Cross-universal awareness(is capable of viewing different realities), Innate Capability, Illusion Manipulation, Intangibility, Laser manipulation, Levitation, Molecular Manipulation, Nightmare Inducement, Possession, Precognition, Pyrokinesis, Size shifting, Telekinesis, Telepathy, Madness Inducement(can create bubbles that can induce madness into whatever it touches), Regeneration, Fourth Wall Awareness (is aware of the real world and can "see" us), Soul Removal and Resistance to reality warping and space-time manipulation.
Bill shouldn't be underestimated and watching him work is simply entertaining.

Lord Dominator (Wander Over Yonder)
When she's not wearing her intimidating armour, Dominator is a highly upbeat and energetic girl, declaring what happened with her enemies as "awesome". She seems to be a fangirl of everything evil and behaves like a gleeful teenage girl in private and seems to enjoy talking to herself about her evil exploits. Recently, however, she has been shown to be even more heartless than previously imagined, wanting to destroy the entire galaxy simply for her own amusement. In a way she's like an amalgamation of those previous villains and I find her enthusiasm somewhat relateable.

The Beast (Over the Garden Wall)
He is a mysterious and manipulative being solely motivated by his own self-preservation and is indifferent to the pain and suffering caused by his actions. The Beast is very well spoken and speaks matter-of-factly, traits he uses to lull his victims into a false sense of security. He is a master of deception, knowing exactly what to say to get people under his power.
While his accomplishments aren't very impressive compared to others in the list there is something unsettling about him that makes him equally memorable.

The scene they are in is a reference to another good show I saw growing up,
If you get the reference, you have my respect...

Description
I recently watched the Wander Over Yonder episode "My Fair Hatey" and Lord Dominator instantly became a new addition to my most favorite cartoon villains
(I liked her character since her appearance, but her status as a favorite villain was basically solidified here for that awesome villain song).

So I decided to make a tribute to these awesome bad guys:
Aku (Samurai Jack),
The Shapeshifting Master of Darkness, it's obey or be obliterated with him. Arrogant and sadistic by default, Aku has ruled earth for thousands of years and does not take kindly to disobedience. But despite this, he possesses a dry sense of humor (he's also a source of comedy in the show), mocking Jack whenever he can, which is part of his charm.

The Lich (Adventure Time)
He is driven by a rather single-minded goal: to destroy all life, and shows little interest in anything that does not further his ambitions towards this dark end. He's like the exact opposite of Aku and takes his job to destroy very seriously which is quite scary-cool.

Bill Cipher (Gravity Falls)
Possibly the most powerful here, Bill is an eccentric, insane, psychopathic, and physically irreverent demon who finds most things amusing. Bill originated from the 2nd Dimension. He despises living in there, describing it as a "flat world with flat minds and flat ideas". He favored chaos and destruction over anything else and made it his mission to spread it as far as it could go. He is outrageous and outlandish, as well as a quick talker and thinker. Though he may come across as simply annoying, his abilities are focused around the mind and mental manipulation and after entering the physical world His abilities include: Apportation, Matter Manipulation, Mind Control, Reality Warping, Inter-universal travel, Time Manipulation, Dream Manipulation, Clairvoyance, Cross-universal awareness(is capable of viewing different realities), Innate Capability, Illusion Manipulation, Intangibility, Laser manipulation, Levitation, Molecular Manipulation, Nightmare Inducement, Possession, Precognition, Pyrokinesis, Size shifting, Telekinesis, Telepathy, Madness Inducement(can create bubbles that can induce madness into whatever it touches), Regeneration, Fourth Wall Awareness (is aware of the real world and can "see" us), Soul Removal and Resistance to reality warping and space-time manipulation.
Bill shouldn't be underestimated and watching him work is simply entertaining.

Lord Dominator (Wander Over Yonder)
When she's not wearing her intimidating armour, Dominator is a highly upbeat and energetic girl, declaring what happened with her enemies as "awesome". She seems to be a fangirl of everything evil and behaves like a gleeful teenage girl in private and seems to enjoy talking to herself about her evil exploits. Recently, however, she has been shown to be even more heartless than previously imagined, wanting to destroy the entire galaxy simply for her own amusement. In a way she's like an amalgamation of those previous villains and I find her enthusiasm somewhat relateable.

The Beast (Over the Garden Wall)
He is a mysterious and manipulative being solely motivated by his own self-preservation and is indifferent to the pain and suffering caused by his actions. The Beast is very well spoken and speaks matter-of-factly, traits he uses to lull his victims into a false sense of security. He is a master of deception, knowing exactly what to say to get people under his power.
While his accomplishments aren't very impressive compared to others in the list there is something unsettling about him that makes him equally memorable.

The scene they are in is a reference to another good show I saw growing up,
If you get the reference, you have my respect...