Villains who were in the right.
Villains who were in the right
Nathan Powell
Mason Morales
Nuada was a self insert for the White race as a whole. Who could have thought Del Taco would create such a based and redpilled character.
Ryan Powell
Sebastian Rivera
Nathaniel Foster
One last time for the idiots
>humanity getting btfo by the old ones is canon in the hellboy mythos
>the old ones getting btfo by abe's numan psychic merpeople is canon too
>the numan's and elves/fae/monsters peace in a new magitec future is canon
>all junior had to do was wait it out like his father fucking told him to and he'd live to see his utopia
Nothing wrong indeed....
Isaiah Jackson
but he lost
Jack Lee
Daily reminder that bongs deserve far worse than an EMP over London for their betrayal at Linz
Brayden Hall
He was a pretty strong antagonist but also kind of reckless. Didn't like how he wasted that forest giant (supposedly the last of its kind) for no good reason but to guilt-trip Hellboy.
His sister had such a defeatist attitude with that "let us fade away with grace" or whatever she said while being forced to live in hiding by the humans.
Great movie regardless.
Anthony Thomas
Isaiah Brooks
He already played the same part better in blade 2
Ethan Jackson
The long night more like one night
Andrew Howard
He didn't though, canonically the supernatural beings are destined to win in the hellboy universe
Cooper White
so he just died for no reason and never got to see it like a retard then?
William Adams
Yeah due to shitty writing. Reading about the previous The Long Night in the lore it sounds badass AF.
Eli Nelson
Liam Jackson
>and elves/fae/monsters
There were like, fucking 10 of them
Nicholas Roberts
Khan can never be right as he's a flawed creation of an old war
It's like an MKULTRA soldier, it doesn't matter if he's just or not
Carson Sullivan
Aiden Harris
da fuck was their problem?
Kayden Phillips
Yah. There is a long game going on as all the people in the know are telling him to wait. They are immortal, they have the time. But he was reckless. In the end they would literally outlive everyone but he won't live to see it
Nolan Perez
He was honorable and forgiving and had a compelling motivation