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| Minuteman
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|  "Re(1):Awards:Best video game villian"
, posted Sun 9 Nov 15:47
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OK,they're literally tons of video game villians out there. So I won't bother with putting up a small poll for them.
My vote goes to Ansem. Seeing as how the hit Brother Bear's gotten me hyped,I played Kingdom Hearts last night and defeated Ansem for the quadruple time.
There's something about Ansem that makes him just so cool. His final form(or whatever) is awesome.
So,for now,my vote's Ansem.
My first thought: Easily it is Kefka (FFVI) (maybe this is too obvious a choice?). I mean, the stout posture, the odd looking hair, nevermind he becomes a deity in his final form, but the real reason is...he POISONS THE WATER! Who else does that?!
I'm sure there might be better ones, but damn he was cool...
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| Ikari Loona
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| "Re(1):Awards:Best video game villian" , posted Sun 9 Nov 16:21
Rugal Bernstein
Geese may be popular, but he's not that powerful outside of Southtown.
Bison/Vega has the whole Shadaloo thing to back him up, but someone like Gouki had no problem disposing of him for good.
Now Rugal managed to use his brain properly when it came to accumulating power - he's into one of the world's most profitable businesses, weapon trade, and his base of operations is constantly mobile ( the plane carrier BlackNoah), which keeps him off the reach of most governments should they find a problem with his actions - and if they do reach him, he can use his own trade goods against them, which include a flippin' TIE Fighter (pay attention to the aircraft visible from his KoF94 stage).
His body is also tuned to near perfection, and he has no problem learning and incorporating other people's efficient techniques into his own repertoire, which allows him to constantly evolve - and he keeps around a live black panther that assits him in combat should he need it.
Should he be defeated (apparently it takes 3 people taking turns to do that :P ), he tries to make sure they won't live to brag, even if at the cost of the statues made from all of those he defeated, yet were worthy of being remembered in some form (most of the SF cast :P), faking his death in the process.
And then there's my personal theory about him being the real NESTS boss, and the Omega Rugal thingy being a clone made with NESTS technology in order to test the effects of the Orochi power in a body like his, along with some cybernetic implants.
They completely messed him up in KoF98 though.
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| Sensenic 899th Post
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| "Re(1):Awards:Best video game villian" , posted Mon 10 Nov 12:46
Mine... hmm, déjà vu? I recall saying this before.
Anyway, I'd propose Lavos, THE life-form.
- Traveling from planet to planet (or better, sending its spawns), assimilating all living creatures in order to evolve to the perfect one that can survive in any environment, and then annihilating most of them for the heck of it, or who knows why; maybe it's some kind of , you know, "exclusivity clause": It makes sure no one else is able to assimilate them, heheheh.
- It lives almost out-of-time since he's permanently there doing his influence and gathering lifeforms, he only depends on time to travel (sending its spawns and when arriving to a planet).
- The fucking thing has three layers of protection, each one more powerful than the previous one, and the first one all alone is able to devastate one entire world. Plus, the third one, Lavos itself, the one that lives out of time, has the core located in one of the apparently secondary bits, not the main one -> Using a decoy to mislead the enemy's attention -> pure strategy.
Now the question is: how the hell a group of 3 people, selected from a group of 4 or 5 humans, one half-human half-frog and a robot, managed to beat it?
 LAVOS
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| Iron D 2369th Post
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| "Re(6):Awards:Best video game villian" , posted Mon 10 Nov 14:04
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If Rogue could do it, so could Rugal. But there probably would be some significant limits.
Well, at least in KoF94, unless I'm mistaken, there were slightly more characters than in XvSF, and since Rugal's memory is probably supposed to last longer than Rogue's power theft skills, in theory he'd have to be able to hold 3 different moves by the time he reached the third opponent in a player's team - that's some considerable amount of extra code and sprites to add to a character for the ol' NeoGeo back in 94...
Actually, Rogue's power stealing abilities are seemingly permanent, hence her still having super strength and the ability to fly.
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Krauser!
Hmmm...let me reword what I said. Sephiroth is the only videogame villain cool enough to have a choir named after him. Unless Krauser does have a choir named after him, which would be news to me...
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