What are the 5 most evil Pixar villains?

Most Pixar animations tend to deal with darker issues compared to other Disney films. This is because the focus of the stories is always related to complexity and human relationships, which sometimes makes us remember the villains more than the protagonists themselves.

With that in mind, RECREIO has put together a list of the 5 most cruel and memorable Pixar villains; check it out below!

1. Darla from “Finding Nemo”

Young Darla, the niece of the dentist in “Finding Nemo”, was considered a monster in human form by the protagonist and the other fish in the office. This is because she mistreated all of her pet marine animals, bothering them with her violent touches in the aquarium and madly shaking the bag of water where the fish were placed for transport.

Furthermore, one of the reasons Nemo needed to get back to the sea as quickly as possible was to escape from the girl, since the dentist planned to give her the clownfish as a gift.

2. Sid from “Toy Story”

Sid from “Toy Story” is the very definition of cruelty, as his intentions to mistreat toys are clear from the beginning. In the first film of the franchise, the character takes pleasure in destroying both his own dolls and those of his sister, mixing various limbs together. It is only when Woody enters the scene to rescue Buzz from the boy’s hands that his behavior shows slight changes.

3. Chef Skinner, from “Ratatouille”

The feared Chef Skinner from “Ratatouille” is more of a bad boss than a horrible villain. But he is still considered the main antagonist of the story. Always yelling at his employees in the kitchen, his biggest fear is that Linguini will discover his true lineage and inherit Gusteau’s restaurant in his place.

4. Syndrome, from “The Incredibles”

The villain of “The Incredibles”, Syndrome, is the main reason why the film was classified as “PG rated” in the United States, that is, prohibited for children under 13 years old. The more than 10 superhero deaths that Syndrome accumulates, due to dreams frustrated by Mr. Incredible during his childhood, are the main reason behind the studio’s decision.

5. Randall from “Monsters, Inc.”

In “Monsters University”, Randall Boggs and Mike Wazowski were good friends and roommates as freshmen. However, when he joined a rival fraternity, Randall began to harbor feelings of dislike for his friend, reaching a peak when Mike won the college games.

But, he became even more ruthless when he joined Henry J. Waternoose’s corruption scheme in “Monsters, Inc.”, where he doesn’t care who he hurts to achieve his goal of rising in the scream factory.