#digimon villain

[sassychestnut]

Lucemon Chaos Mode with flat colours! Trying to evolve my art style and improve it! I will render it hopefully!

[slutpoppers]

BlackWargreymon is born.

Digimon Adventure 02 (2000)

[kooldewd123]

god i love the digimon dub's stupid voice acting

[ultraericthered]

Gateway Anime villains appreciation.

[titleknown]

Stupid Fanfic Idea: What if Warhammer 40K Machine Spirits were actually Digimon?

Even Stupider Fanfic Idea In The Context Of The Previous Stupid Fanfic Idea: What if Ciaphas Cain got a Digivice?

[nickpeppermint]

The rulers of darkness 😈

[catluniscia]

Blackwargreymon finally at Peace

A couple of folks mentioned BlackWarGreymon, and I do love him and his story arc and all that good stuff in Adventure 02...I will not cry thinking about him stay strong Cat. I will admit I was warry of doing it because like armor and I aren't the best friends I always get worried I will mess up and it looks like boxes, But shockingly I did well here, Woo References are useful and we should use them and stop demonizing the use of them! Anyway I decided to draw him with a little flower crown oh I wonder who put it there?

[izunias-meme-hole]

Myotismon Appreciation Post

Literally the Digimon Villain that upped the stakes and remained a mainstay!

[last-blueknight]

BlackGammamon (Happy Odaiba Memorial Day!)

An edit of the Bt8-008 card but having BlackGammamon as the protagonist, an evil variant of Gammamon and pre-evolution of GulusGammamon.

This small, Roockie level digimon has a malicious mentality that seeks to spread destruction in its path and become the dominant being among any other digimon.

[polite-pandemonium]

Me to me: don't get your hopes up don't get your hopes up don't get your hopes up don't get your hopes up don't get your hopes up don't get your hopes up don't get your hopes up don't get your hopes up don't get your hopes up don't get your hopes up don't get your hopes you toei has burned you so many times before you know better than this don't get your hopes up don't get your hopes DON'T GET YOUR HOPES UP

Also me: Hopes? High. Delusions? Strong. Theories? Brewing.

[wingedballoonpeace]

If Digimon crossed over with the animated films of Walt Disney Pictures and PIXAR, here's what the lineups would've looked like for the DigiDestined and their enemies.

[d-jevil]

Dark Masters Be Like

Evil Big Sea Snake

Evil Big Robot With Guns

Childlike Puppet who was, thanks to its immense power relative to almost all other Digimon, completely alienated from everyone around it, to the point of being unable to see them as anything but toys. Despite this it craves something, feels something missing, a deep hole inside of its being. It tries to fill it with things, but this doesnt work. It tries to fill it by forcing others to do its bidding, to play with it, but this doesn't work. It only realizes that what it sought was true companionship, true friendship as it lays dying, having driven away or killed any and all potential allies and finally making the mistake of trying to control one of the few beings on the same level of power as it. As its body slowly shuts down, the words that could have changed its fate ring through its head. "What am I missing?" "Friends."

Evil Clown

[slutpoppers]

Vandemon/Myotismon battle display

Digimon Adventure (1999)

[chroniclesmacaque]

If we are to be separated, if we are to lose our way, I’ll make sure we’ll be connected this time...

For @surviveweek day 6: dark and loss

[image id: Digital charcoal and soft pastel comic featuring Saki and Aoi.

It has only 3 panels, the first one is an small horizontal rectangle situated on the upper third of the page, with the upper shelves of bookcases, a window and ceiling visible.

The second one encompasses the whole page and it's got a blue gradient with a diagonal stream of light in the middle. It features Aoi with a very shocked look and hesitantly reaching for Saki's shoulder, who's back is to the viewer and face completely obscured. Saki is holding her hands behind her back and looking up to Aoi.

The third panel is a vertical rectangle towards the right third of the page. It features a close up to Aoi's sorrowful face with her mouth open and her hand over Saki's shoulder. Saki is still looking up at her, with her face still obscured.

The color palette is composed of straight black, cold blues and pale color accents for Saki and Aoi's clothing and skin.]

[ultraericthered]

One Villainous Scene: Cage Of Expectations

A brief one, but it gives so much insight and explains so much about the inner world of a character who, up to this point, was kept shrouded in mystery even though we all knew he was the villain, and also perfectly sets him up to make the decisions he ends up making.

While the later retcon tells us that Ken became a prodigious, genius boy due to a "Dark Spore" inplanted in him by accident that only "went off" when he visited the Dark Ocean, the whys and hows aren't really crucial to understanding Ken's story at this point: he's a star student, star athlete, and even something of a young celebrity within the world of science and computers. Because he is so well known and renowned, he's given plenty of filmed interviews like we see him doing here. After the interview is done, the headmaster of Ken's school comes over to him to offer congragulatory words...and then in a very shady move, whispers to Ken the offer to tutor his daughter in her studies over at his place so that she can excell in her grades at his school, saying he'd reward Ken handsomely for it. Ken plays the "I'm just a kid, I ain't THAT good" card, which makes the principal start to back off...but then he turns back around and asks the disgruntled Ken for an autograph. Turns out that beyond mere corruption and nepotism practices, the headmaster was pestering Ken about these things because his daughter's a fangirl of Ken. This does not please Ken. Who do some plain, unexceptional, low IQ girl and her plain, unexceptional, low IQ father think they are asking him for favors like this? Such matters are far below his time and efforts.

(In the English dub, this interaction is changed to some nonsense about the headmaster wanting Ken over to help him win at a video game called "Donkey Madness" prior to getting the autograph. The effect on Ken is the same, but I think it takes a lot out of the scene.)

Ken is then seen at dinner with his parents, who are acting all congragulatory and gushing over their son's interview and how smart he is and how maturely he presents himself. Yeah, they're really shitty parents. Much as they do love their son and loved his late brother, their love for the idea of being the parents of a special genius child enraptures them so much that they lose sight of what's really best for their child and his needs as a human being, and they coast off the achievements and reputation of their child without really giving back to him in any substantial way. Ken isn't really pleased with the way they interact with him either, so he gets up and leaves the table.

Then comes the big moment. An image that says so much even when so little is said (again, in the original. The dub butchered it by having Ken internally ramble the whole way, which not even Derek Stephen Prince can really save.) Ken's on the roof of his apartment building, standing in front of a barred fence. He can see the entire city from here, a city filled with mediocre people who he considers to be completely beneath him, but who will always look to exploit his gifts and use whatever he accomplishes for their own benefit, and will feel alright about themselves for doing nothing, being nothing. Ken would love nothing more than to abuse, bully, enslave, torture, or even kill the whole lot of them...but he's far too intelligent to not know better. He knows that the rules of civil society prohibit him from acting freely upon those cruel urges, making him have to conform and comply with the regulations set by lesser people. He, a Chosen One, a "perfect human", has to just sit there and take it like a good little boy, to not werewolf and go wild on these people. He's trapped. Caged like a rare breed of animal rather than the god he believes himself to be. The bars he grabs onto represents this cage, and all he can do here is snarl and shout out to city below him "INSECTS!"

But of course we know that there's a place Ken goes to where he can actually live his wildest fantasies, and act as he would naturally prefer to act towards lesser beings completely free of repercussions. The world he believes is one large MMORPG that exists for his pleasure. The Digital World, where he asserts himself as the Digimon Kaiser. And it's at this point where he starts to call that place home.

[citrus-cactus]

Survive Week, Day 5 (Villains)

“Thank you for everything, Dracomon. Without you, I’d feel so alone and powerless in this world.” “Don’t be sad, Haruchika! You’re not alone, and as long as we’re together, I can become as powerful as you need me to be.”

Before the Master, before the ruin and the tyranny and the endless, aching anger… perhaps, for a time… there was just a boy, despondent over the fact he was forced to become a sacrifice, and the dragon-beast (…god?) who followed him everywhere.

(Image description in the Alt text)

I had another series of ideas for this week that was going to be focused on Haruchika, but this was the only one I had time for. I always end up thinking the human antagonists in Digimon are interesting, so maybe I’ll make time to finish the rest someday! But for now, here’s a little sympathy for him, as well as my headcanon for Fanglongmon’s rookie form.

I’m actually obsessed with any and all parallels you might be able to draw between Haruchika and Takuma, so I almost made his partner an Agumon… but Dracomon felt much more interesting to me, and has some lore that seemed quite appropriate for this pair.