9 Disney Villains Who Deserve Pity Sometimes

Sometimes, you cannot see things on their surface. Things are not always so black and white, not even in Disney movies and films. So, today, we would like to show you our pick for the Top 10 Disney Villains Who Deserve Your Pity At Some Point.
For the list, we reexamined some animated baddies from the House of Mouse and their motivations to give their perspective a chance. Taking a deep look at these tactics, you may change your opinion about them!
Hence, let's scroll down to check the post below out! A bad character cannot become evil all of a sudden, right?

#1 Hades (Hercules, 1997)

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Actually, Hades just wanted his place back on Olympus, and we can’t help but pity him. Hades was banished to the underworld by his holier-than-thou brother. Just imagine how miserable Hades is while all the other gods got to live in paradise on Olympus.

#2 Ursula (The Little Mermaid, 1989)

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Ursula is a master manipulator, yet she just gave Ariel what she wanted and then came to collect what the mermaid owed her. Even though Ariel is aware that Ursula is a sea witch, the girl still approaches her, asks for her assistance, and happily signs away her voice.

#3 Robert Callaghan (Big Hero 6, 2014)

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Despite all of the wicked acts Callaghan committed in his vengeance, you cannot help but feel sad for him. Because a colleague hastily tested an experimental gadget before it was ready, Callaghan lost his daughter in a tragic accident. Yes, Callaghan did terrible things, but he was not truly evil at heart.

#4 Edgar Balthazar (The Aristocats, 1970)

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Edgar's master, whom he had faithfully served for decades, had given the family of cats an enormous fortune. As a result, his dissatisfaction was reasonable.

#5 Maleficent (Sleeping Beauty, 1959)

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It is not compulsory to invite Maleficent to the party, but only her in the entire kingdom not being invited seems a bit face losing. She is dark and edgy, so the King and Queen should know that!

#6 Yzma (The Emperor’s New Groove, 2000)

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Kuzco frequently criticizes Yzma and ignores her abilities. Therefore, you cannot blame her for wanting to see him deposed.

#7 Shere Khan (The Jungle Book, 1967)

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Actually, Sheren just attempted to preserve his home. He was against Mowgli because he thinks that everything humans do is destroy the jungle. Equally, Sheren is the protector of the forest.

#8 Shenzi, Banzai & Ed (The Lion King, 1994)

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These poor hyenas somehow get lumped in with Scar, but we think this is desperation. Being banished from the Pride Lands by Mufasa means they were essentially left to starve.

#9 Syndrome (The Incredibles, 2004)

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Honestly, Syndrome believed in equal opportunity, using his intellectual to achieve it. If only he had not turned to such wicked methods!