Anime is known for creating villains whose downfalls are as memorable as their crimes.

Shonen Jump is the world’s most efficient factory for turning raw determination into quotable lines, and that’s a compliment.

As despicable as these shonen anime villains are, each of them are undeniably well-written characters.

Arguments between anime fans over which villains are stronger than others are just as prominent as disagreements about complex moral dilemmas.

These are the ones with tragic backstories or big ideas about fixing the world, even if their methods are extreme.

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