A disney is a production company full of remarkable characters and animations, in addition to being a factory of villains that have marked generations, who, despite being the great antagonists of the plots, the characters play their roles with mastery, which makes them remembered always for some speech, catchphrase, or even action taken.
Yet, as ironic as it sounds, villains can be good advisors. With that in mind, RECREIO went after 5 great pieces of advice given by Disney villains. Check it out below:
1. Shere Khan
On a mission to find his next prey and enjoy the hunt, Shere Khan is a different tiger than Disney’s “superior” villains. Khan doesn’t have time to act out musical numbers, cold entrances or jokes.
In his advice, Shere says:
I can’t be bothered with that… I don’t have time for such nonsense.
2. Ursula
The villain from the animation ‘The Little Mermaid’ is a talented and funny character, besides knowing a few things about presentation.
Through her body and appearance, the villain exudes confidence, making this part of her overall appeal. Ursula then uses the following advice as she balances her curves and sassy nature:
Don’t underestimate the importance of body language
3. Ernesto De La Cruz
From the animation ‘Viva: Life is a Party’, Ernesto De La Cruz usually practices what he preaches, although he is a plagiarizing killer. For him, there must be an initiative that is the key to success, in addition to having one of the pieces of advice considered one of the most moving uttered by a villain from the production company:
Success doesn’t come for free…You have to do whatever it takes to seize your moment.”
4. Gaston
Being a bit arrogant, Gaston loves himself and knows a few things about the subject of “self-love”. In fact, part of Gaston’s arrogance comes from his high opinion of himself. Based on that, the villain’s advice couldn’t be any other:
Don’t I deserve the best?
5. Loki
Impetuous, treacherous, self-centered, narcissistic and proud are just some of the things Loki is. Despite all this, Loki has a very good outlook, and his advice then is:
I am burdened with a glorious purpose.
Source: Recreio
