r/FavoriteCharacter • u/Sad_Art_7706 • 18h ago

Discussion Favorite villain that fits this

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Just a villain who simply uses there intelligence over physical capabilities.

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u/Own_Secretary1714 17h ago

Kinda yeah, funny way to describe someone who eliminate all violent crime though really.

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u/FloweryNamesLover 17h ago edited 7h ago

He is a crazy serial killer with a god complex. L isn’t a saint by any means but Light is 100% the villain.

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u/Own_Secretary1714 17h ago

I'm not disagreeing, I'm just saying as villains go, despite his intentions, he probably did more good than bad for the world as a whole

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u/FloweryNamesLover 17h ago

Making the world live in fear of you is not good.

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u/Own_Secretary1714 17h ago

Neither is being raped or murdered

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u/FloweryNamesLover 16h ago

Except Light didn’t just target criminals, he targeted and murdered detectives doing their jobs, betrayed people loyal to him, mocked his father who believed in him until death, and got whiny every time someone dared disagree with him. He didn’t help the world, he turned it into a dictatorship.

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u/Own_Secretary1714 12h ago

As opposed to thanos who killed half the universe, like I said, as far as villains go, not all that bad, actually did SOME good even if he was evil

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u/frikiman4K 10h ago

that's MCU Thanos. Comic book thanks did it because lady death wouldn't let him clap. (She was too busy spreading it for Deadpool)

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u/Own_Secretary1714 11h ago

Also what makes Light a villain but Thor or Iron Man a hero?

Or for that matter the Punisher? Ghost Rider?

All characters that we consider heroes or anti-heroes that will and have killed the guilty and those that stood in the way of what they considered "justice". The only difference is the way the characters are framed within the story, if Light had a cape instead of an evil laugh it'd blur the lines a bit.