Villain

  • Yes! Batman's arch-nemesis, the clown prince of crime.

  • Yes! Disney baddie from The Emperor's New Groove; plots Kuzco.

  • Marvel big bad who seeks the Infinity Stones.

  • Team of mutant heroes; includes villains like Magneto.

  • Marvel supervillain; killer AI vs the Avengers.

  • Generic undead monster; classic horror villain.

  • Valid - Marvel trickster god, foe of Thor and Avengers.

  • From Alice in Wonderland; shouts "Off with their heads!"

  • Sea witch from The Little Mermaid; classic baddie.

  • Yes! Batman foe Oswald Cobblepot, aka the Penguin.

  • Professor X; hero but sometimes an anti‑villain.

  • Yes - General Zod, a Kryptonian foe of Superman.

  • Batman villain; he famously broke Batman's back.

  • Yep! Marvel villain; Ant-Man foe (Darren Cross in MCU).

  • Spider-Man foe; electric-powered supervillain.

  • Valid: Spider-Man villain; Norman Osborn's alter ego.

  • Yes - Disney's Hercules villain, lord of the dead.

  • Yes! Lion King's treacherous uncle and usurper.

  • Quinn points to Harley Quinn, a famous comic-book villain.

  • Classic monster from Mary Shelley; often the baddie.

  • Yes! Marvel symbiote and Spider-Man foe.

  • Yes! Dark wizard villain from Harry Potter.

  • Valid - Classic devil figure in many stories.

  • Yep! Evil vizier from Aladdin who schemes for power.

  • Miraculous Ladybug foe; Chloe's akumatized form

  • Star Wars Sith Lord; iconic galactic antagonist.

  • Yes! Disney sorceress; villain in Sleeping Beauty.

  • Classic vampire villain from Stoker's novel.

  • Peter Pan’s hook-handed foe; classic Disney baddie.

  • Sonic's arch-nemesis; mad scientist Dr. Robotnik.

  • Antihero meth kingpin from Breaking Bad, iconic TV villain.

  • Yes! X-Men foe; Master of Magnetism in Marvel.

  • Yes! A Batman villain who loves tricky riddles.

  • Famous mad scientist's henchman; a classic villain aide.

  • Mario rival; prankster villain in spin-offs.

  • Valid - Superman's arch-nemesis, a genius tycoon.

  • Yes! Spider-Man foe who can turn into sand.

  • Red Skull is a notorious Marvel supervillain.

  • Snow White's wicked queen; jealous sorceress.

  • Yes! Techy villain from Despicable Me.

  • Marvel foe turned antihero; Thanos' adopted daughter.

  • Yes! DreamWorks supervillain who turns heroic.

  • Lord Farquaad, villainous ruler in Shrek. Comic tyrant.

  • Yes - DC villain, Joker's partner turned antihero.

  • Valid: Beauty and the Beast's arrogant antagonist.

  • WWE character who often played the bad guy.

  • Iconic Oz villain who melts with water.

  • Emperor Zurg, Buzz Lightyear's arch-nemesis.

  • Zeus is the main antagonist in God of War games.

  • Valid, often the antagonist; classic giant ape.

  • Valid! Marvel's Black Panther foe; fierce usurper.

  • Tyrant Tsar of Russia; notorious historical villain.

  • Batman’s feline thief; sometimes villain, sometimes antihero.

  • Greedy Mario foe; loves garlic and mischief.

  • Wanda becomes a formidable villain in the multiverse.

  • Yes! Gorgon from Greek myth; a classic villain.

  • Shorthand for Poison Ivy, Batman foe and eco-terrorist.

  • Yes! The Devil, classic antagonist in many tales.

  • Fairy-tale baddie; menaces pigs and Little Red.

  • Valid: kaiju often the antagonist in early films.

  • Fairy-tale villainess like the Snow Queen; icy sorceress.

  • Roman emperor infamous for cruelty; historic villain.

  • Valid: reformed supervillain from Despicable Me.

  • Commonly refers to Freddy Krueger, Elm Street slasher.

  • Marvel supervillain, Hulk's gamma-strong foe.

  • Professor Severus Snape from Harry Potter; starts as an apparent villain but is secretly protecting Harry.

  • Zero from Mega Man X, sometimes an antihero.

  • Valid - Harry Potter's main dark wizard villain.

  • Valid: bumbling wizard who hunts the Smurfs.

  • Evil figure in many tales; the ultimate tempter.

  • Cyborg assassin from Terminator; first film’s villain.

  • Vampire lord from Bram Stoker’s novel; classic foe.

  • Valid: steals Christmas in Dr. Seuss's tale.

  • Cruella de Vil’s nickname from 101 Dalmatians.

  • Jack the Ripper is a notorious historical villain 🗡️

  • Folklore monster, often the baddie in tales.

  • Dream-stalking slasher from A Nightmare on Elm Street.

  • Yep! DC’s eco-villain from Batman, controls plants.

  • Yes—Emperor Palpatine, Sith Lord of Star Wars.

  • A pirate can be a notorious fictional villain! 🏴‍☠️

  • Valid! DC's Batman villain; sewer-dwelling brute.

  • Adventure Time antagonist; goofy ice wizard.

  • Dolores Umbridge from Harry Potter, cruel headmistress.

  • Yes! Darth Vader, Sith Lord from Star Wars.

  • Iconic silent-film vampire; Count Orlok as the baddie.

  • Mario's nemesis; kidnaps Princess Peach often.

  • Often cast as a villain; Russian mystic at court.

  • Resident Evil's hulking hunter; the game's big bad.

  • The Xenomorph from Alien movies; a deadly monster.

  • Archetypal Oz villain, terrorizes Dorothy and friends.

  • Spider-Man villain, aka Doctor Octopus.

  • A classic comic-book villain from Superman stories.

  • Hostile, teleporting mob in Minecraft; antagonist.

  • Yes! The evil clown from Stephen King’s It.

  • Marvel's living planet; GOTG Vol. 2's big baddie.

  • Baron Zemo, classic Marvel foe of the Avengers.

  • Tolkien alias of Sauron in The Hobbit; a dark foe.

  • Villain from The Incredibles; drills up from underground.

  • DC supervillain; the Flash's time‑twisted foe.

  • Spider-Man’s red symbiote serial killer.

The words in the list Villain are words players of the word game City, Country, River wrote in played games, sorted by how often they were used.