Top 5 Video Game Villains

5. Joker (Batman: Arkham series)
In the Arkham series, the Joker is masterfully portrayed, combining chaos, intelligence, and a deep connection to Batman. His voice acting, particularly by Mark Hamill, and his intricate schemes make him a memorable villain.

4. Ganondorf (The Legend of Zelda series)
Ganondorf, also known as Ganon, is a central figure in the Zelda series, embodying pure evil and consistently serving as a formidable foe for Link. His quest for power and dominance is a recurring theme throughout the franchise.

3. Bowser (Super Mario series)
As the primary antagonist of the long-running Super Mario series, Bowser is an iconic figure in gaming, known for his relentless pursuit of Princess Peach and his various schemes against Mario.

2. GLaDOS (Portal series)
GLaDOS is a brilliantly written and darkly humorous AI antagonist whose passive-aggressive taunts and sinister motives make her a standout villain in the Portal games.

1. Sephiroth (Final Fantasy VII)
Sephiroth is one of the most recognizable villains in gaming, known for his complex backstory, iconic theme music ("One-Winged Angel"), and his role in one of the most emotional moments in gaming history.

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