Welcome back nerd squad, my name is Roya Destroyaa and this is Top 10 Nerd.
As we have discovered, you guys think there are a lot more than just ten villains who
kinda had a point with what they were doing.
So weÕve compiled another list of villains who may not truly be villains after all.
So letÕs take a look at the top 10 SUPERVILLAINS WHO WERE RIGHT PART 2.
In the number 10 spot IS FLAG SMASHER.
Flag Smasher was a Captain America villain who was introduced back in 1985.
Now, what he was created to show was anti-patriotism, but he actually made a fair argument with
what his mission was.
He claimed that if humanity did away with countries and nationalities that it would
also get rid of those who thought they were better than others based on those labels.
Basically he just wanted to unite mankind.
Though controversial, he certainly gives you something to think about.
Next, at number 9 WE HAVE SINESTRO.
Sinestro is a green lantern villain obsessed with dominance, but this is not without reason.
He did use his green lantern ring to basically conquer and usurp his planet, Korugar, but
he did it because he wanted it to be a world of order.
So he set himself up as the leader, and under his tough dictatorship, there was little room
for those stepping out of line.
This is in the extremes in the most extreme manner, but people do operate best under a
certain degree of order.
Note I said certain degree.
Coming in at number 8, is THE SHARK FROM JAWS.
WHO JUST HAPPENED TO BE NICKNAMED BRUCE, LIKE THE SHARK FROM FINDING NEMO TOO but actually
after SpielbergÕs lawyer Bruce Ramer.
What the shark did was totally justifiable, seeing as the humans were in HIS water, and
heÕs just being what nature intended him to be; a shark!
SharkÕs gotta eat right?
How could you ask it to turn down a buffet of fleshy, slow moving entrees, especially
when heÕs established his home and nobody seems to care because the townÕs income is
more important.
In the number 7 spot IS JEREMY BRIGGS.
This is a lesser known guy from Marvel who also operated udner the alias of Alchemist.
Jeremy had befriended the Avengers Academy and tried to induct them into his plan to
depower them via a solution he called Òclean slateÓ.
He also wants to fire missiles of the solution worldwide.
While this didnÕt go over particularly well with those with powers, would it really be
such a bad idea to wipe the world of superpowers that could potentially corrupt the powered
and spell bad news for the common weak human?
Up at number 6, WE GOT LIZARD.
Particularly in the movie the amazing Spiderman, Dr Kurt Conners had a vision that he wanted
to share with the world.
Yes, maybe that vision included turning the human race into lizard-human hybrids like
himself.
But that vision could be generalized to wanting to strengthen the human race and unite them
under one shared trait.
The collective grossness of being half lizard.
No, it doesnÕt sound ideal.
But he was right that it would eliminate outcasts and weakness.
Coming in at number 5 IS SHERE KHAN.
Humans were the only source of pain that Shere khan from the Jungle Book had ever known.
And heÕs not wrong; whether itÕs hunting or deforestation, we basically bring nothing
but grief to wild animals.
So maybe he was a little extreme with his wanting to get rid of Mowgli, but can you
imagine what would happen if more humans began populating the jungles that Shere Khan called
his home?
It may start looking like New York, and I have yet to see a thriving tiger in the big
apple.
Next up, at number 4 we have RAÕAS AL GHUL.
This Batman villain may come off at first as just your average crazy I wanna kill everyone
bad guy.
But really, his goal is deeper than just murder, and it makes sense when you think about it:
he wants to restore perfect environmental order.
Which, you gotta admit, the earth had before us stupid humans.
So obviously the solution is to kill off most of humanity.
I mean, heÕs right on some counts but can he take what heÕs dishing out?
HeÕs human too, by the way.
Up next at number 3 is THE JOKER.
Some people would even go so far as to theorize that the joker was the hero in the dark knight.
While he may have just wanted to watch the world burn, he did make some deep and dark
truths come to light about human morality and fragility.
In the end, everything we do is about survival, and only the strong survive.
Especially if theyÕre only looking out for their own best interests.
ItÕs hard to think about what you would do in a life or death situation until youÕre
in one; so never put too much trust in humanity.
Shit just got real.
In the number 2 spot WE GOT SYNDROME.
The antagonist of The IncrediblesÕ quote rang powerful throughout the movie.
If everyone is super, then no one will be.
Ultimately, he has a major point.
If everyone is special, then nobody will be.
Or, if everyone was different, nobody would be.
By making everyone a superhero, there would be nobody who regarded themselves as above
others.
Similar to how the Lizard operated, by grating everyone the ability to be super, there would
be no outcasts or power struggles.
Only a united and slightly terrifying mankind.
And finally, in the number 1 spot WE HAVE KILLMONGER.
Yes, finally, here he is!
We do have to apologize for not having him in the first video but the truth is that the
video was recorded and uploaded before Black Panther was even out.
But if weÕre talking about villains with a major point, itÕs this guy.
Killmonger wanted to use WakandaÕs strengths to help the oppressed and underprivileged.
This is exactly what we need in the world, but not through his proposed methods: violence
and usurping.
Because that usually leads to more of the same, and as they say, an eye for an eye.
So those were the top 10 SUPERVILLAINS WHO WERE RIGHT PART 2.
Let me know in the comment section down below villain you think really had a point.
My name is Roya Destroyaa, thanks for watching, and donÕt forget to subscribe so you never
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