10 "Harmless" Disney Characters Who Are Actually Villains
Despite watching Disney movies and films many times, you may not realize that some characters, who you think are harmless, are actually a villain. Alright, let's find out the answer with the top 10 Disney Characters who are not as good as what you assume.
For the list, we collected roles from Disney and Pixar films whose motives and actions are more villainous or at least less heroic than they first appear to be. Many casts get revealed their negative side in the file below.
So, why don't you scroll down to check our compilation out? We are sure your thoughts on these guys would change forever after seeing this!
Since prince Adam rejects her request based on her disguised appearance, the Enchantress turns him into a hairy monster and his servants into inanimate objects. This punishment is actually cruel, especially for those innocent helpers.
Because of his gigantic lobes, Dumbo is ridiculed and mocked by his fellow elephants and circus pachyderms.
Although Elsa and Anna’s parents both love their daughters, their attempts at helping them actually cause more conflicts than help.
Even though King Triton only wants the best for his daughter, his draconian rule actually pushes Ariel toward the reckless acts of rebellion to pursue her dreams and escape his hold.
In fact, Aladdin attempts to deceive Jasmine and the entire kingdom for his personal purposes, which is what Jafar does. Though his motives are better, he is still not exactly an exemplar.
Feeling the disadvantage, Woody tries to take Buzz out of the picture. Furthermore, he traumatizes Sid, just a kid playing with toys.
Being a spoiled, callous ruler, Kuzco treats everyone around him terribly and frequently insults them. He also does not care about their lives.
Joy wants Riley to be happy, but she takes over the other emotions, especially Sadness. Everything could have been better if she had been more willing to give the spotlight to them.
Well, as he cut off his enemy’s hand and feed it to a crocodile, Peter Pan is not really moral!
The Nicelanders, the inhabitants of the town, invariably keep Ralph out of their lives, as they believe that his role in the game defines who he is. Poor Ralph!
For the list, we collected roles from Disney and Pixar films whose motives and actions are more villainous or at least less heroic than they first appear to be. Many casts get revealed their negative side in the file below.
So, why don't you scroll down to check our compilation out? We are sure your thoughts on these guys would change forever after seeing this!
#1 The Enchantress (Beauty and the Beast, 1991)
Source: The Walt Disney Studios
Since prince Adam rejects her request based on her disguised appearance, the Enchantress turns him into a hairy monster and his servants into inanimate objects. This punishment is actually cruel, especially for those innocent helpers.
#2 The Elephants (Dumbo, 1941)
Source: The Walt Disney Studios
Because of his gigantic lobes, Dumbo is ridiculed and mocked by his fellow elephants and circus pachyderms.
#3 Elsa & Anna’s Parents (Frozen, 2013)
Source: The Walt Disney Studios
Although Elsa and Anna’s parents both love their daughters, their attempts at helping them actually cause more conflicts than help.
#4 King Triton (The Little Mermaid, 1989)
Source: The Walt Disney Studios
Even though King Triton only wants the best for his daughter, his draconian rule actually pushes Ariel toward the reckless acts of rebellion to pursue her dreams and escape his hold.
#5 Aladdin (Aladdin, 1992)
Source: The Walt Disney Studios
In fact, Aladdin attempts to deceive Jasmine and the entire kingdom for his personal purposes, which is what Jafar does. Though his motives are better, he is still not exactly an exemplar.
#6 Woody (Toy Story, 1995)
Source: The Walt Disney Studios
Feeling the disadvantage, Woody tries to take Buzz out of the picture. Furthermore, he traumatizes Sid, just a kid playing with toys.
#7 Emperor Kuzco (The Emperor’s New Groove, 2000)
Source: The Walt Disney Studios
Being a spoiled, callous ruler, Kuzco treats everyone around him terribly and frequently insults them. He also does not care about their lives.
#8 Joy (Inside Out, 2015)
Source: The Walt Disney Studios
Joy wants Riley to be happy, but she takes over the other emotions, especially Sadness. Everything could have been better if she had been more willing to give the spotlight to them.
#9 Peter Pan (Peter Pan, 1953)
Source: The Walt Disney Studios
Well, as he cut off his enemy’s hand and feed it to a crocodile, Peter Pan is not really moral!
#10 The Nicelanders (Wreck-It Ralph, 2012)
Source: The Walt Disney Studios
The Nicelanders, the inhabitants of the town, invariably keep Ralph out of their lives, as they believe that his role in the game defines who he is. Poor Ralph!
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