How (NOT) To Write a Boring Villain
Nobody sets out to write a boring villain, but most villains end up that way. In this breakdown, we show you exactly how not to write a forgettable, flat, or generic antagonist, and what truly separates the villains audiences forget from the ones they fear, love, and never stop talking about.
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How (NOT) To Write a Strong Villain
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How (NOT) to Waste a Climax
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Why Obi Wan's Lightsaber Style Was the DEADLIEST in Star Wars (And Nobody Realized)
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The Golden Era of Dreamworks Villains
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Every Disney Lie We Believed As Kids Explained
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How To Write a Villain You CAN'T Hate
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How Jack Horner Succeeds Where King Magnifico Failed
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The Solution To One-Sided Love
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How (not) To Write a Greedy Villain
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The Scariest Backrooms Levels Explained
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How (not) To Kill a Franchise
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How (not) To Write A Villain Crashout
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How Avatar: The Last Airbender Wrote Evil
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I'm Terrified of Tighten
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How The Last Wish Completely Outsmarted Pixar
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What Dreamworks Understands About Evil That Disney Doesn't
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Miles Morales IS NOT "Spider-Man"
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How (not) To Write a Villain Who’s Smarter Than You
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How To Actually Write A Twist Villain
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