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Mojojojo, Dr. Ivo Robotnik, Cobra Commander, Ganondorf, and other ineffective villains
You all suck. Honestly, try something different when facing the good guys!
If I could think of a real life example of a horrid villain, I would (Hey, at least Hitler got somewhere)
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But, yeah, I agree. They never come up with a solid plan that challenges the heroes in any way, and they never learn from their mistakes when they get beaten.
On the plus side, they (mostly) survive their defeats, but that's not much of a justification for their stupidity.
But yeah, forgot about the games where he got Hyrule
Still, you'd think that he'd send monsters to guard the Master Sword (Monsters as in boss scale). And you'd also think that he would at least clear out the special item from each dungeon (Hey, Ganondorf! Why would you leave a shield that ABSORBS AND REFLECTS MAGIC in the temple that your SURROGATE WITCH MOTHERS ARE GUARDING!?)
You could argue most fictional villains are ultimately ineffectual because they lose, Yes, even you, Darth Vader and The Joker (although truly and finally losing in a long-running comic is rare. That "dead" bad guy can always be retconned back to life, for instance).
Hitler lost in the end too, of course. The really effective villains IRL are the ones that die still in power - like Stalin, Mao or Franco.
If he at least made it so that Sonic couldn't rely on his speed, then he'd be far more effective
And Mojojojo, last I checked, couldn't do shit against the girls. I'm pretty sure all his strategies were the same at the core (correct me if I'm wrong - it's been ages since I've seen that show)
Edit: And isn't the Joker effective? I thought his main goal was to bring a little chaos into the world, and he accomplishes that quite often from what I know
It depends on how they lose; for example, surrendering (in a manner of speaking) after being cornered by three different armies who all want your ass on a meathook isn't too embarassing, but getting beaten up by an unarmed blue deformed hedgehog with a retarded fanbase? Major fail right there bro.
Another example of a decent villain is GLaDOS. She was defeated, sure, but she tries different ways to kill Chell and, well, you can't blame her for thinking the girl would die in the fire (One can assume that that was the first time the Portal Gun was tested on walls presumably covered in soot, not to mention that it worked on rusted steel walls. It outperformed expectations, which, along with defective cores, meant that GLaDOS couldn't win. Heck, at the end of Portal 2,
Tell me, how is ANYBODY supposed to kill a HEDGEHOG who can tear METAL apart and can come back from the dead!?
And NOBODY bring up Metal Sonic being better than me! I programmed him, so his victories are MINE!
I mean, I may be hellbent on saving this planet from being manipulated by a self-satisfied God tricking the public into believing he's helping them while he's really just shackling them and preventing them realizing their true potential, but how many of you are one the most respected businessmen in the world all the while?
^Really? You made an evil version of your arch-nemesis? And you wonder why you haven't taken over the world yet?
^^ Programmed TOO well... Damn robot...
Mind you, you could bore me to death with your repetitive talking
"after I kill those thrice-accursed (accursed accursed accursed) Powder-puff brats!"
Oh, what a loser. I could teach you a thing or three about controlling superpowered girls.
Oh, it's called Final Fantasy, because the company that logged my exploits was going to die! Ehehe! The one you want to go with is 6, like 666, the number of the devil! Ignore the other ones; all the other baddies are losers. But if you want to see me beat up those wimps while hearing my brilliant voice, you want Dissidia, as in disagreement, the fuel of conflict and destruction!