How To Actually Write A Twist Villain
Twist villains are characters who seem friendly or harmless at first but later reveal themselves as the true antagonists. In this video, we explore some of Disney and Pixar's most memorable twist villains across different eras. We take a closer look at Turbo from Wreck-It Ralph. Who could forget tighten from Megamind?
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