Random Evil Anime Villains With The Blackest Hearts (16 items)

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  (#15) Shou Tucker

  It's probably not a surprise that Shou Tucker is on this list. After all, he's one of the most hated characters in the anime community - and for good reason. Desperate to produce another speaking chimera for his research, he sacrifices his own daughter, Nina, by fusing her with the family dog. It is also revealed that he did the same thing to his wife two years prior. He committed these atrocious crimes against his own family just so he could keep his State Alchemist certification and research privileges.
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  (#4) Sōsuke Aizen

  • Bleach

  Sōsuke Aizen is one of the most notorious villains in the world of anime, and part of that is because of his dark, evil heart. When he first appears, he seems to a be a loyal member of Soul Society, but he soon reveals that he's been plotting to overthrow it for a long time. He uses a combination of murder and manipulation in order to further his plans and ultimately has no loyalty to anything but his own quest for power.
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  (#6) Overhaul - 'My Hero Academia'

  Overhaul, also known as Kai Chisaki, is the main villain from Season 4 of My Hero Academia, which means that this entry contains some manga-only spoilers.

  Overhaul is a yakuza boss who initially seeks to forge a partnership with the League of Villains. He introduces himself by blasting Magne to bits and critically injuring Mr. Compress. He believes that quirks originated from rats, and that they're actually disgusting sicknesses rather than something that should be valued. He wants to eliminate quirks from the human population and found the opportunity to do so in Eri, a little girl whose cells could be used to create a quirk destroying drug. The only person he ever showed any concern for was his boss - but while he once eliminated anyone who went against his boss, he put him in a coma himself when he refused to accept Overhaul's plan to use Eri, his granddaughter.

  All in all, the man shows not one iota of remorse for his actions and places little to no value on human life. 
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  (#16) Kazutaka Muraki - 'Descendents Of Darkness'

  Kazutaka Muraki seems like a kindly doctor, but he absolutely isn't that at all. Rather, he's a serial killer who wants to bring his half brother Saki back to life so that he can exact revenge on him. In the anime, this would be somewhat understandable - Saki is responsible for taking their parents lives - but in the manga it's Kazutaka who did that particular deed.

  Regardless of why he wants to resurrect Saki, his methods are horrific. He takes multiple lives and manipulates people's souls in the hopes of getting the Shinigami to notice him, and targets Tsuzuki specifically due to being obsessed with him. His obsession leads to assault, both on Tsuzuki and on the 13-year-old Hisoka. In fact, he not only assaults Hisoka, he also puts a curse on him that takes his life. Basically, this guy is like a much hornier version of Orochimaru, and it's terrible.
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  (#7) The Major

  It's kind of hard to get worse than a villain who was hand-picked by Adolph Hitler for the SS, which is part of why the Major is an absolute must for this list. Aside from standard Nazi wrongdoings which in Hellsing are largely focused on Vampirism, the Major adores war. His gleeful grin whenever he sees other people suffering from the horrific torment he orchestrates for them is all the proof anyone needs to that this man is straight up evil. 
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  (#2) Griffith

  • Berserk Golden Age Arc I: The Egg of the King, Berserk Golden Age Arc II: The Battle for Doldrey

  Part of what makes Griffith so cruel is that he didn't just attack unsuspecting victims - he betrayed his comrades. The Band of the Hawk was a group of mercenaries who considered Griffith an important friend and ally, and in fact once rescued him from captivity despite the great personal risk they incurred by doing so. Griffith's lust for power was so consuming that when he got the opportunity to become a god called Femto, he willingly sacrificed the lives of just about all of his former friends in the process. Oh, and he assaulted Casca, forcing her lover Guts to watch.

  Why does he do all this? Because he desperately wants to create and rule his own kingdom - likely as a reaction to a childhood marred by extreme poverty.

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