Who Said It? Villain Edition!

She is absolutely correct. The adorable little lamb threw everyone for a loop as the unexpected villain. She played the long game, planted a seed of fear that grew, causing chaos, inserting her into the seat of power. Wow. 

As Scar is attempting to kill Simba, for the SECOND time, he confesses, in a rather diabolical way, that he is the one who killed Simba's father.

What is suppose to sound sweet and innocent, is actually a super creepy question that has very scary undertones. This Evil Queen goes to great lengths to kill her stepdaughter... all in the name of beauty. Someone needed to tell her that true beauty comes from the inside and there is nothing but ugliness for this Queen. 

This line is said to Iago, Jafar's pet parrot, and the only one who knows Jafar's true character. Jafar is power hungry and goes to great lengths to get the power he craves. Iago is not only along for the ride but actively helps Jafar reach his goals. 

This character SHOCKED everyone when he came out as the villain. I read an interesting fan theory that said Hans was originally good and was turned into the bad guy. When Anna and Kristoff go to visit the trolls, the trolls want the two of them to be married. They huddle together to make a plan to get rid of Anna's fiance (Hans), thus turning him bad so that she will fall for Kristoff. It really is hard to believe Hans faked his feelings for her in the beginning. Especially that song! You can't fake that level of sublime dorkiness. 

This lady is just plain cruel. It is pretty ironic, someone who values beauty and pose has two hot messes for daughters. Perhaps that is why she is so cruel to Cinderella. Cinderella is everything her own children are not. 

Says Maleficent right before she transforms into a fire breathing dragon! Maleficent can really hold a grudge. She curses an innocent baby all because the parents did not invite her to the baby's christening. That's some anger right there. 

Portrayed as a comedic character, all of Hades actions are filled with cunning. This particular quote is full of irony as Hades gives Hercules what he wished for in the beginning of the film, to be "normal". 

Oh Ursula. Here is another example of a villain being power hungry. Cue an elaborate plot to gain said power and then attempting to kill Prince Eric, simply because she can. 

Oogie Boogie is a villain through and through. Not only that, he enjoys it, which is evident when he sings this line in a jazzy song & dance number. 

Gaston is the poster child for narcissism. This quote sums up the main reason why Belle would not or could not ever marry him. 

Wow. In my opinion, this guy is one of the scariest villains. He is willing to burn Esmeralda at the stake all because she rejected his advances AND he led the march to have gypsies arrested, setting fire to many houses along the way. Not only that, when he couldn't kill Quasimodo for having a deformity, he instead raised him as his "own", but as a prisoner shut away from society. 

From the moment she walks into Anita and Roger's home, she continuously insults their way of living, not to mention, she thinks it is perfectly acceptable to buy a bunch of puppies to turn them into a fur coat. Yikes, homegirl is not only rude but absolutely bonkers as well. 

This is when Dr. Facilier shows his true colors as the Shadow Man to Prince Naveen and Lawrence. Now they know that he isn't playing around. There are much darker forces involved.