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Line 18: * [[Greed]] * [[God Save Us From the Queen]] * [[Jerkass]]▼ * [[Karmic Death\|Karmic]] [[Disney Villain Death]] * [[No Name Given]] * [[Vain Sorceress]] * [[Vile Villain, Saccharine Show]] * [[Wicked Stepmother]] Line 570 ⟶ 571: {{quote\|''[[If I Can't Have You\|Be mine or you! Will!]]'' '''''[[If I Can't Have You\|BURN!]]'''''}} * [[Yandere]] ~~=== [[Hercules (1997 film)\|Hades]] ===~~ ~~{{quote\|''"I'm about to rearrange the cosmos... and the one ''schlemiel'' who can louse it up is '''WALTZING AROUND ''IN THE WOODS''!!!'''''~~ ~~'''Voiced by:''' James Woods }}~~ * [[Affably Evil]] * [[The Chessmaster]] * [[Credits Gag]]: Hades gets one more [[Crowning Moment of Funny]] as the [[Vanity Plate\|Disney castle]] comes up. * [[Deadpan Snarker]] * [[Everybody Hates Hades]]: Though to be honest, it was a failure on Disney's part, since many love him. ▲* [[Jerkass]] * [[The Exit Is That Way]]: Or rather, Mt. Olympus. * [[Large Ham]]: Especially when in one of his [[Incredibly Lame Pun\|fiery]] tempers. * [[Villainous Breakdown]]: He gets these (and then recovers from them) regularly. * [[Yiddish as a Second Language]] === [[Mulan\|Shan Yu]] === Line 900 ⟶ 886: === [[Der Fuehrer's Face\|The Nazis]] === === [[Mickey Mouse Comic Universe\|The]] [[DuckTales (1987)\|Phant]][[House of Mouse\|om]] [[Wizards of Mickey\|Bl]][[Epic Mickey\|ot]] === {{quote\|''"The late Mickey Mouse... Ooh, I like the sound of that."'' '''Voiced by:''' [[Frank Welker]] (''[[DuckTales (1987)]]''); John O'Hurley (''[[House of Mouse]]'') }} * [[Dangerously Genre Savvy]]: In some continuities. ''House Of Mouse'', in particular had him actually try to kill the heroes in his first appearance onscreen, of course, it was a James Bond type of trap, but the next time, he tries to make sure that they can't survive a fall. And his final plan involved hijacking the machine that gave the characters clues as to where the villain was, or who they were, making sure they didn't know what to do. Line 922 ⟶ 908: * [[Depending on the Writer]] (Just how many Beagle Boys exist is very inconsistent. They are commonly shown three at a time, but in [[Don Rosa]]'s stories, there are seven of them (who are occasionally aided by their much smarter grandfather, Blackheart). Some authors show the Beagle Boys to be all over the world in some form or another. Their relationship is also somewhat inconsistent. They are usually seen as being brothers, but according to Don Rosa they are actually a group of brothers and cousins.) * [[Distaff Counterpart]]: The Beagle Babes. * [[Even Bad Men Love Their Mamas]] (In ''[[DuckTales (1987)]]'', at least. The closest thing to Ma Beagle in the comics is their grandfather or, occasionally, Granny Beagle.) * [[Harmless Villain]] * [[Murder, Inc.]] Line 940 ⟶ 926: * [[Evil Counterpart]]/[[Foil]]/[[Shadow Archetype]] (Glomgold's whole character can be described as what kind of person Scrooge would be like if he never even tried to make his fortune square. Not to mention his lack of relatives and allies in comparison to Scrooge's large group of family and friends.) * [[Humiliation Conga]] (He gets these in "The Last Lord of El Dorado", "The Terror of the Transvaal" and "A Little Something Special." Don Rosa seems to be fond of putting him through these.) * [[My Name Is Not Durwood]] (In the ''[[DuckTales (1987)]]'' episode "Attack of the Metal Mites", Dijon could never pronounce his name correctly.) * [[The Rival]] * [[Self-Made Man]] Line 961 ⟶ 947: * [[Stalker with a Crush]]: See above. Common fan explanation for the above [[Flanderization]] as well. * [[Villain Team-Up]]: With Negaduck in the [[Boom Kids]] ''[[Darkwing Duck (comics)\|Darkwing Duck]]'' comic book. * [[Witch with a Capital B]]: Used frequently in ''[[DuckTales (1987)]]''. === [[The Wuzzles\|Croc]] === {{quote\|'''Voiced by:''' Alan Oppenheimer}} === [[DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp \|Merlock]] === {{quote\|'''Voiced by:''' [[Christopher Lloyd]] / [[Corey Burton]] in the video game Donald Duck, Goin' Quackers}} Line 1,182 ⟶ 1,168: * [[Yandere]]: Take that [[Big Brother Attraction]] and make it creepy and you have Suzy in a nut shell. === [[Drill Sergeant Nasty\|The]] [[Vile Villain, Saccharine Show\|Drill]] [[Complete Monster\|Sergeant]] === '''Voiced by:''' [[Clancy Brown]] * [[All Just a Dream]] Line 1,197 ⟶ 1,183: * [[Right-Hand Attack Dog]]: He has a pack of hounds go after Candace and the boys when they attempt to escape. * [[Surrounded by Idiots]]: When he tries to prove his guards about Candace's [[Paper-Thin Disguise]], he puts it on himself. ''They buy it.'' * [[Vile Villain, Saccharine Show]] * [[Villain Ball]]: If he keeps the true colors of Smile-Away a secret, why does he show them on a talk show on national television? Wouldn't a parent (or Candace) see what was happening to their loved ones and try to get them out? * [[Would Hit a Girl]]: Implied.