Bowser, Ganon, and Ridley are famous villains from beloved Nintendo series who have shown up to fight against the protagonists repeatedly throughout the years. These may be some of the most notorious Nintendo villains, but what about the others who don't show up as often and deserve another chance to commit villainous deeds?
Plenty of villains have only shown up once or a couple of times and have since been relegated to cameo appearances in other games. However, since they're all still an essential part of Nintendo history, they should be allowed to have some repeat appearances as their contemporaries do and deserve more attention.
8 ♔ Wart 🍰- Super Mario Bros. 2
Wart was the final boss of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Super Mario Bros. 2. He also created all the monsters that helped him and his army take over the dream world of Subcon. He may not be as notable as Bowser himself, but he is still memorable nonetheless and has also made cameo appearances in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Link's Awakening, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and a handful of other Nintendo games, comics, and 🐻books.
In Super Mario Advance, Wart is fleshed out just a little more as a character, with a few lines of dialogue and the ability to create magic bubbles that can make his minions grow in size. Maybe one day, Super Mario Bros 2 will get another enhanced remake, or perhaps he'll team up with Bowser someday; either way, he deserves another chance to shine.
7 ♕ Vaati - The Legend o🌌f Zelda
Vaati has seen a couple of appearances as a villain in the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Legend of Zelda series, such as Four Swords, Four Swords Adventures, and The Minish Cap, but he's never appeared as a villain in a 3D-type Zelda game. The Minish Cap expanded on Vaati's backstory, but he hasn't appeared in a Zelda game since.
There are many different versions of Link, Zelda, and Ganondorf; how come Vaati hasn't been allowed to come back yet? After appearing in three games, the wind sorcerer and immortal demon clearly left an impression. Some even claim he's a better villain than Ganondorf, so he's long overdue for his first 3D appearance.
6 𒈔 Nightmare - Kirby ⛎
Nightmare, also known as eNeMeE, is the main villain of Kirby's Adventure and the Game Boy Advance remake, Nightmare in Dreamland, as well as the primary antagonist of the Kirby: Right Back At Ya anime series. Nightmare was defeated thanks to the combined efforts of Kirby and King Dedede, but he did say he would return someday (in the Japanese version).
This is only partially true, as he has returned as a boss in special modes of later Kirby games but has not yet returned as the main antagonist. For a character who was the primary antagonist of an entire anime series, it's surprising he isn't the main antagonist more often, and his true return is long overdue.
5 🌌 Hades - Kid Icarus
Although 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:another version of this god is more well-k🍷nown these days, now would be the perfect time to bring backജ this villain with another entry in the Kid Icarus series. In Kid Icarus: Uprising, Hades resurrects Medusa to distract Pit and Palutena while he collects human souls by causing a civil war, and then uses those souls to create underworld monsters as well as increase his power.
Hades is still a force to be reckoned with, possessing immense str♊ength, speed, durability, 🎃vitality, magical abilities, and more, even without collecting souls. He may have been defeated at the end of Uprising, but he plans to resurrect himself when the time comes — whenever that is.
4 🐈 ꦚ Tabuu - Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Although he only appeared as the final boss in the Subspace Emissary mode of Super Smash Bros𝔉. Brawl, Tabuu still left a memorable impression.ꦬ As the leader of the Subspace Army, Tabuu controlled entire legions of enemies and was even able to control Master Hand until he was broken free of his chains.
Tabuu can also use Subspace Bombs to bring locations from other worlds into his realm. Although a new Smash Bros is unlikely at the moment, maybe there will be another Nintendo crossover game that borrows story elements from Subspace Emissary and will feature the return of Tabuu. A powerful entity like that can only stay dead for so long, a♊fter all.
3 🍬 🥂 Deathborn - F-Zero
Any F-Zero villain would be great to bring back, given that the series has not had a new entry in over 15 years, but if they could bring only one back, it should be Deathborn. Deathborn is the terrifying champion of the underworld whose goal is to obtain the champion belts of the underworld and overworld, which would give him the power to contr♛ol the universe and even the ability to destroy galaxies.
Deathborn was defeated by Captain Falcon and supposed🌟ly died due to an explosive car crash. But Deathborn has returned from death before by replacing parts of his body with mechanical replacements, so he could easily return again — well, if the series itself actually came back at least.
2 Fawful - Mario ⭕& Luigi
Alpha Dream, the developers behind the beloved 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Mario & Luigi RPG series, may no longer exist, but that doesn't mean that characters from the series can't appear in other Mario games. Fawful first appeared as one of the primary antagonists in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga working under the main antagonist Cackletta. In Bowser's Inside Story, Fawful became the main antagonist and the cause of the events that led Mario & Luigi to be unwillingly inhaled by Bowser.
Due to his resentment toward t⛎hem, Fawful wants to kill the Mario brothers and their friends, so hopping dimensions to fulfill his goal seems like a definite possibility.
1 ♒ Miror B - Pokemon Colosseum 🐎
Miror B is a villain who originally appeared in Pokemon Colosseum and reappeared in the sequel 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness. Miror B was initially an admin of Team Cipher but eventually decided to found his own team called Team Miror, whose goal is to own all the Pokemon in the world, although it's unclear how they would achieve this.
It might seem ridiculous, but this is a man with a Pokeball afro who eventually has a team consisting of five Ludicolo and a Dragonite, so he clearly threw common sense out the window long ago. Pokemon villains haven't seemed quite as threatening lately anyway, so why not just bring this disco king back and fully lean into his absurdity?