Supervillain MT Rushmore...

[@wedge8741]

Lex Luthor has to be on here. I don't know any other villain dastardly enough to steal 40 cakes. That's as many as 4 tens, and that's terrible!

[@spunkybug3507]

I'll steal 20 cakes and 20 more cakes

[@altalia07]

That's 2 cakes.. 20 times!! Evil bastard!

[@epicevanhogan6489]

Nah lex isn’t that good

[@Periit8644]

Can you blame him? He has a tragic origin. One where the hero creates the villain. He took his hair man

[@AdventVFX]

so evil!

[@ghoul5371]

Villain Rushmore is lowkey harder than heroes version

[@cantstandya9749]

There’s a lot more contention too. I felt like it was super easy when it comes to the heroes. Spidey, Superman and Batman are not up for debate. The fourth one is up to you. I’m seeing different lists by everyone here. The only constant seems to be the Joker, rightly so

[@tananatana4011]

Honestly I feel like Joker, Lex Luthor, Doctor Doom and Magneto is pretty definitively the correct list, I can't think of anyone else who could take anyone else's place here.
The heroes MT whilst yes, it has a defined 3 quarters undoubtedly with Superman, Batman and Spider-Man, the fourth place is actually decently up for a debate, with Wolverine, Hulk, Flash, Wonder Woman, Captain America, you can make a pretty solid case for any of them. I can't envision an argument to get rid of any of those villains

[@Aquadadragon]

@@tananatana4011 Thanos and Green Goblin are both debatably more known and impactful to pop culture than Lexx, Mageneto, and Doom. But it’s all debatable, than ofc if you count Venom as a villain he may also take a place, and Loki also has an argument lol

[@Z4NKA1]

@@Aquadadragon loki doesnt have an argument but i agree abt thanos

[@Terrible.Animations.Studio]

@@tananatana4011IMO Batman Can Fill the entire Mountain with Joker Roddler Bane and For the last Spot You Can Have Catwoman Mr Freeze Penguin TwoFace Raz Al Gual Poison Ivy Clayface Scarecrow all Iconic in there own Right I’m Not Saying He should But he definitely Could

[@Nub_Fish]

You know who should really be up there? The writers for Spiderman

[@Woog-04]

Fr, this needs more attention

[@thephony1651]

Paul

[@lordbuckethead6865]

And WB executives too

[@tubbymontana7090]

Yes !!!! Marvel thinks constantly making Pete’s life miserable is compelling so much bad stuff happens to him on the daily it become a joke 😂

[@jasonlucas4913]

It's Joker, Lex Luthor, Dr Doom, and Magneto if we're arguing most impactful and meaningful

[@Neon1880]

If it’s comics only then yes, if we included all media, Thanos would be the first on that list

[@luka8764]

definitely not first@@Neon1880

[@Wooreal23]

@@Neon1880nah second joker always comes first

[@nutbutton7678]

@@Neon1880 vader?

[@Neon1880]

@@nutbutton7678 I mean if we are talking outside of marvel and dc then yes, darth vader, joker, thanos, and Voldemort would be the top 4

[@mosquitopyjamas9048]

Pah, Doom does not share his position with four pretenders. Surely this mountain should be Doom, Doom, Doom and perhaps a Doombot.

[@Bredstikc]

Did Dr. Doom hack your account?

[@faeyzaihsanulfikri9975]

Doom is the living embodiment of nah id win

[@mosquitopyjamas9048]

@@Bredstikc IP address is based in Latvaria
...no

[@lazaroskarmaniolas7410]

​@@faeyzaihsanulfikri9975But 8n his case, he WOULD win.

[@Deadpool50923]

​@@mosquitopyjamas9048 I KNOW ITS YOU DOOM !!!!

[@overlord6993]

Batman who laughs is a Post modern founding father
I absolutely hate him

[@sammyj1446]

Exactly my thoughts

[@Chrono-and-Co]

Agreeeeeed

[@HectorT52]

Nah he was like 2017? Not really that much of a founding father

[@altalia07]

XD ya

[@saturnianrings3920]

I too hate that stupidly powerful bastard. The dark multiverse was kinda an interesting concept, but the Batman who laughs exemplified everything wrong with Batman, with all the most cringe parts of the Joker.

[@Mike-wr7om]

A great villain needs to be the perfect foil for the hero, the ying to his yang. Lex Luthor, who started out as your stereotypical mad scientist of the 30s pulps, has grown into the perfect foil for Superman, the polar opposite of him in many respects. Brain versus brawn. Merely human versus super human. Wealthy urbanite versus working class farm boy. Corruption versus incorruptibility. Egomania versus humble selflessness. Powerful elite versus journalist whose job is to expose the powerful elite. I could go on and on. And I love how Lex resents Superman's very existence as a kind of insult to human achievement, the kind of achievement Lex has exemplified. So, there's a psychological component to their rivalry. It's the perfect pairing of villain and hero.

[@tananatana4011]

Exactly, Superman represents hope, better tomorrow, but Lex is someone who completely misinterprets that lection. I always liked that Lex isn't overly cartoony egoistic and up his own ass, like Lex DOES genuinely respect other people, even if they're better than him in some way, because he appreciated and respects, to put it simply "the grind", no matter how much would he love to be number 1. Superman irritates him because it's a spit to the face, having someone who is automatically better than everyone BY DEFAULT? It's like a joke.
Honestly Batman vs Joker and Superman vs Lex Luthor are such lighting in the bottle type rivalries, I can't BELIEVE DC nailed those two so well, easily my favorite rivalries in comic history

[@nkemnoraulmanfredini7286]

Lex Luthor😇🕊️💚💜☀️ IS Superman😇🕊️💙❤☀️ but evil.

[@nkemnoraulmanfredini7286]

Lex Luthor😇🕊💚💜☀ IS Superman😇🕊💙❤☀ but evil.

[@nkemnoraulmanfredini7286]

Exactly.Lex Luthor😇🕊💚💜☀ IS Superman😇🕊💙❤☀ but evil and Joker😈🃏🌑 is Batman👿🦇🌑 but evil. @@tananatana4011

[@nkemnoraulmanfredini7286]

@@tananatana4011 Exactly.Lex Luthor😇🕊💚💜☀ IS Superman😇🕊💙❤☀ but evil and Joker😈🃏🌑 is Batman👿🦇🌑 but evil.

[@spiceweasel]

I saw the thumbnail missing Dr.Doom and I was compelled to investigate. Glad you made the logical choice

[@bconroy328]

The lack of Thanos chopper does not put a smile on my face

[@stevepensando2593]

While I do like Dr. Doom, I'd argue he isn't as iconic as Thanos is on the modern age, especially after the MCU.
Actually, if it wasn't a rule to include only Marvel and DC, I'd argue that Shredder from TMNT should have been on the fourth place

[@spiceweasel]

Dr.Doom=Comics Fan
Thanos=MCU Fan

[@spiceweasel]

@@stevepensando2593shredder for when? During era of Turtle mania? Definitely. All time or modern? No, I’m sorry.

[@stevepensando2593]

@@spiceweasel I think Shredder might be the most popular non-Marvel and DC comic book supervillain out there

[@billyboleson2830]

Luthor being the American reality goes hard

[@GODCONVOYPRIME]

I wouldn't go that far...

[@tezmard3003]

Luthor is trump, in the best possible way

[@jstnsmutek]

@@tezmard3003 Luthor is a genius and a self made millionaire

[@michaelterrell5061]

I wouldn’t say that. I would say that Superman and Luthor both represent America, Luthor the corporate and often corrupt(but frequently noble) side, and Superman, the idealistic, kind, and honorable people side.

[@areafurrynone1913]

@@jstnsmutekAnd actually believes in what he’s preaching.

[@lukaslambs5780]

Nobody can match the hater energy of The Reverse Flash

[@Drifter1989]

Eternal pettiness

[@2323stickboy]

Yeah but that’s the thing, RF isn’t so much a villain as he is a petulant child, throwing tantrum after tantrum.

[@tananatana4011]

@@2323stickboy Well that in it of itself is very villainous. RF is basically if Stan from Eminem's song became a supervillain and that's exactly why he's so dangerous

[@DrMadd]

Personally I would put Deathstroke in over Ra’s Al Guhl for the Bronze Age. The Judas Contract is often considered one of the best storylines in DC Comics history and cemented Deathstroke’s reputation as one of the most iconic DC villains. That’s not to say Ra’s never had great stories, but none of them have stood the rest of time to be adapted multiple times.

[@billyboleson2830]

Ra’s pretty much peaked back then and then that’s really it outside of Batman begins making him more popular. He’s a product of when Batman was more “James bond esque” where as deathstroke is still MASSIVELY popular especially since Arkham origins … in fact I honestly think he’s too overused now

[@FriendlyBatDoom]

But that's the thing Deathstroke was too limited by the fact that he fought 13-year-olds. Ra's was always tested by the best of the best in Batman until he was kinda ruined by Arrow CW and TMNT/Batman.

[@nkemnoraulmanfredini7286]

Ra's Al Ghul, The Head of The Demon👿🗡️🦇🖤💚🌑. He is such a cool supervillain@@billyboleson2830

[@nkemnoraulmanfredini7286]

@@billyboleson2830 Ra's Al Ghul, The Head of The Demon👿🗡🦇🖤💚🌑. He is such a cool supervillain

[@CrusadiaIX]

@@FriendlyBatDoom Deathstroke was out throwing hands with some of the most dangerous, reality-shattering 13 year olds in the history of existence pretty much solo, Ra’s needed an entire secret society to fuck with one rich guy in a fursuit. Not even close on a power comparison.

[@ommlettuce3137]

Putting Venom on the heroes list but Harley on the villians list is a little silly to me. They've both spent the vast, vast majority of their history as anti-heroes.

[@datguy3907]

Venom has been an antihero in the comics since Eddie brock, Harley has only been an antihero since The Suicide Squad

[@jonlam855]

Harley never would've become an anti-hero if Suicide Squad hadn't forced her to, she wasn't even part of the og suicide squad, they just needed a "big name" villain for their relaunch to sell

[@ShakaHapa]

Harley is a criminal and a villian

[@chrisville004]

That’s fucking stupid I was about to comment venom he’s one of the most iconic villains idc what anyone sees

[@Hillthugsta]

Venom's time as a villian was trash. He looked cool but did nothing memorable other than show up. ​@@chrisville004

[@chrissullivan6403]

I feel like Sinestro was glossed over here. From 2007-2011 he was one of the biggest villains in comics and was probably DC’s top villain for a hot minute.
Not saying he needed to be in the Rushmore exactly but he should get more of an honorable mention.

[@wesbone5187]

Not even being included in the final roster for the silver age was crazy

[@chrissullivan6403]

@@wesbone5187 When I saw Atrocious getting on Rushmore, I was like, something’s not right here

[@epicevanhogan6489]

4:00 “with 2 of the most recognisable out of the way”
Joker being a clown
And lex literally JUST BEING A BALD GUY

[@epicevanhogan6489]

Or Shredder

[@Terrible.Animations.Studio]

@@epicevanhogan6489Dark Vader omg He Could Have Put Darth Vader ( Kill Me I Called Him Dark Vader Crucified I Should)

[@kphuts815]

​@@Terrible.Animations.Studio Said only marvel and DC at the start of the video. Otherwise he would be a no brainer

[@Darth_yapper]

​@@Terrible.Animations.StudioI actually used to call him dark Vader like 8 years ago

[@michaelcollins4534]

Evil comes in two distinct flavors

[@The_Troid]

I feel you should had included alcohol and drugs in the bronze age rushmore

[@TheWOLVRINE616]

Magneto is hands down one my favourite anti-villains

[@AegisValentine]

This video is cursed, hasn't this been like the third re-up of it

[@oldmanbiscuit7518]

i asked him about it. UA-cam decided to tell him it wasnt monitizable because of copyright after he uploaded the other two.

[@MrCaretucker]

Dang that sucks

[@hannibalburgers477]

More shall happen

[@king_poyo64]

Doom is kinda my favorite villain ever, not only is he badass, but he can work not only with the Fantastic 4, but just about every other hero, in Marvel. He’ll always manly be a Fantastic 4 villain obviously, but he can also be an avengers villain, or a Spidey villan, every now and then. He’s just that flexible as a character, that’s why he’s the GOAT of villains.

[@himum3429]

Doom's legit my favourite Villian but the Joker is defo the Goat. The only person close to the clown, is Vader (which is funny because Lucas somewhat based Vader on Dr Doom).
Doom is defo the marvel Goat tho, I'd say Thanos, Green Goblin and Magneto round out the Marvel Rushmore.

[@tananatana4011]

@@himum3429 "which is funny because Lucas somewhat based Vader on Dr Doom"
I keep hearing this but what is the source on that? I can't find Lucas saying that anywhere and he mostly says Vader was based on some samurai esque design

[@TheSignal616]

Thank you

[@Conorj398]

Doom, Magneto, Joker, and Luthor is the correct answer all time. Great job. All have spawned copy cats and have interesting depth and concepts to them. Darkside, Thanos, and Doomsday are evil for evil’s sake, which is fun, but takes them off all time for me. Green Goblin is off because he’s just another version of the whole Jackal and Hide thing with more Joker mixed in. Great video, killed it.

[@ricardodnda3826]

Thanos has become so fucking iconic for common audiences in like 4 years, that I think he takes off Luthor off the Rushmore just by the share amount of people that recognize him.

[@achimpanzee9210]

Darksied and Doomsday being evil (especially Doomsday) are meant to represent direct foils to the concept of Hope and that concept being embodied by Superman. Also Joker is pretty needlessly evil. Sure he’s got a “backstory” but so does Doomsday technically. He was killed a ton of times by his creator and made into a monster.

[@howardhales6325]

Red Skull?

[@ultronerik128]

Lex, the Jonkler, Gobbie, and Magnet Man.
There is the MT. Rushmore.

[@RABartlett]

1) It's sort of funny that for like, half a century The Penguin was probably more known to the public than any villain outside the Joker or Luthor.
2) I think if you split up the modern age further, the Green Goblin would have missed a Rushmore spot. Osborn was "dead" for more than twenty years, those twenty years being some of the most lucrative for the comic book industry. While his legacy was felt (See: Hobgoblin) I think he owed his renaissance to the "back to basics" mentality that happened in the wake of Kurt Busiek's and Alex Ross's MARVELS.
3) When I was growing up, Sabretooth was sort of a bigger deal than Mystique. I think the movies definitely raised her profile, I also think it was the rise of the Gay Rights movement, where she was the one who most represented the X-Men's queer parallels.
4) It's funny, Thanos feels like he's an outsized impact due to the movies (And seriously, he's sort of become a verb in the larger popular consciousness) but because the X-Men and Spider-Man "silos" were more high profile, you forget he wasn't exactly asleep at the wheel. He got to be in the cartoons, he got to be a final boss in video games, I think he might even be the only Marvel villain to get a card in every single Marvel wide series (Except for maybe Venom, who you disqualified).

[@ZincAddict]

I watched all 3 versions of this. I'm glad you fixed the audio. This video rocks harder than the hero mt. rushmore

[@divinedelaware7541]

U got a point with how one hero will have a whole rogues gallery

[@ultimateaquiles]

Honestly in my mind it has to be Joker, Lex Luthor, Green Goblin and Doctor Doom. Although Doom can easily be replaced by Thanos due to how much more popular he became in recent years

[@arrownaut6820]

My immediate thoughts

[@senhor_errante]

Good pick, but I still think Magneto is just a bit more iconic than the Green Goblin

[@Terrible.Animations.Studio]

⁠IMO Batman Can Fill the entire Mountain with Joker Roddler Bane and For the last Spot You Can Have Catwoman Mr Freeze Penguin TwoFace Raz Al Gual Poison Ivy Clayface Scarecrow all Iconic in there own Right I’m Not Saying He should But he definitely Could

[@dsbeats5657]

@@senhor_errante I mean, how are you gonna have Spider-Man but you don’t have the guy that literally was one of the very first villains to literallywhen I mean, he beat Spider-Man by killing one that was something at the time that was never it on the hero never lost the girl I think green goblin should be up there.

[@colindowden2182]

Thanos doesn't deserve to be on that Rushmore over doom stop the cap, he only became popular due to mcu films.

[@benjaminan1183]

Is it just me or is Doctor Octopus at least as iconic as Green Goblin?

[@benjaminan1183]

1. Joker
2. Doctor Doom
3. Darkseid
4. Thanos/Magneto
6. Galactus
7. Doc Ock
8. Green Goblin
9. Brainiac
10. Lex Luthor
HM. Deathstroke, Harley Quinn, Reverse Flash, Bane, Mr. Mxyzptlk, Starro, Bizarro, Sinestro, Black Adam, Doomsday, Anti Monitor, Red Skull, Mystique, Ultraman, Two Face, Ra's Al Ghul, Sandman, Lobo, Captain Cold, Riddler, Penguin, the Phoenix, Apocalypse, Carnage, Atrocitus, Red Hulk, Loki, Juggernaut, Poison Ivy, Trigon
Maybe Dr Sivana, AMAZO, Ultron and Sabretooth too.

[@Vegitodraws]

Thank you for not even bothering using The Batman Who Chokes on his Laughter and Dies in spite of him being literally everywhere for about 4 years

[@whoandgo]

Reverse Flash *HAS* to be up there. That mf is downright diabolical
I respect you pick though. Cant argue really lol

[@jp3813]

Honestly, some villains fit other heroes better, imo. Imagine if Galactus was the one who destroyed Krypton, or that Kingpin controls Gotham's surface just as Penguin rules underneath the city like in Batman Returns. Lex Luthor is iconic, but I've always felt that Superman constantly had to be nerfed (especially his intelligence) in order maintain their rivalry. Flash's rogues gallery has been praised for its variety, but most of them are quite random in my eyes. TMNT villains, on the other hand, are underrated. And perhaps there's too much team switching in X-Men.

[@therussiancomicbookgeek]

I actually adapted the entire God Butcher saga and Court of Owls and Knull stories into motion comic movies

[@boomerzoomerXD001]

I watched the Court of owls video you made it was really good. If anyone here hasn't seen it you should.

[@markdeejay86]

1. Joker
2. Magneto
3. Dr. Doom
4. Lex Luthor

[@herowither12354]

10 years ago, sure. But now, Thanos is definitely on the Rushmore. He's way more recognizable than Doom.

[@umharr]

reverse flash?

[@johnrockyryan]

​@@herowither12354 thats only because the Dr hasn't been done justice on the big screen give my man a director thst actually gives a shit and people will fucking love him way more than Thanos

[@chipmunkaboderin8734]

Good all Time list. I think Thanos would be on on my list solely due to the MCU. He was the most hyped up villains of any comic movie, and was practically the main character of infinity war. Infinity war and endgame were also some of the highest grossing films too. Not only that, but the infinity war storyline back in the day was pretty big and I feel like after infinity war, he got put more into the spotlight in the comics. And now that Kang ( or probably doom at this point) is going to be the big bad of the mcu, I hear a lot of people expecting a lot from them is since thanos set the bar so high.

[@MasterTemplar781]

I wouldn't say the infinity war was pretty big back in the day. It was a pretty forgetable comic. Mostly because Nebula just grabbed the gauntlet and killed thanos like it was nothing. But the film version made him more popular. Before the movies Thanos wasn't as popular as other villains. He only peaked in popularity when the MCU arrived and his small appearance in 2012's Avengers. That's when his popularity started to grow. So his impact right now on media didn't even really start in 2012's Avengers but i'll say that anyways meaning that Thanos peaked over the past 12 years. Which truly doesn't keep up with people like Joker who've been popular for like 50+ years. He doesn't make it on the list.

[@Pokemon_Doge]

your child will not recognize magneto as a villain, even in the x-men 97 show he'll be a (mostly)good guy

[@Harvey_Mod]

The only villain I am sure of that would make it no matter what is The Joker
Edit: I love how the Villain Rushmore is equally divided between Marvel and DC with the DC villains being villains of individual heroes while the Marvel villains are villains are villains of groups.
Personally, I would pick Goblin over Doom due to familiarity with Goblin but I can understand it.

[@Adamferreiraboston]

Putting Atrocitus before Dex-Star is crazyyyyyy

[@trolleymouse]

Dex-Starr's only confirmed personality trait is loyalty to Atrocitus.

[@ThisMightBeAnAccount]

i only really like marvel, i know atrocitus, but have never heard of dex star until this video

[@amon__7187]

Without atrocious there is no dexter star

[@spiceweasel]

@@trolleymouseyou forgot RAGE

[@Rishabh149]

My all time
1. Joker
2. Lex Luthor
3. Magneto
4. Reverse Flash (his pettiness is unmatched)
4. Dr Doom

[@DrMadd]

I think Dr. Sivana should have been in consideration for the Golden Age Rushmore. Although Black Adam is often considered Captain Marvel’s main villain in the modern day, back in the golden age that honour, without a doubt, belonged to Sivana whose appearance would go on to characterize our modern visual interpretation of the mad scientist trope.

[@diegolaradiaz8948]

Imagine how a conversation between Frieza and Red Skull would be. I can only imagine the out of pocket things they would be saying.

[@klein2042]

I say Lex Luthor, Magneto, Dr Doom, and the Joker

[@shadowdramon01]

If it’s 2 Marvel and 2 DC then it has to be Doctor Doom, the Green Goblin, Lex Luthor and Joker.
All Marvel: Doom, Goblin, Thanos and Magneto
All DC: Luthor, Joker, Darkseid and Deathstroke.

[@rangelsedits]

slade over thawne?

[@shadowdramon01]

@@rangelsedits - Yes. He’s the archenemy of DC’s #2 superhero team, was their archenemy in a time when, not only were they at their most popular, they were constantly competing to be the #1 best-selling monthly book, with X-Men at the height of their popularity. He’s also responsible for the best Titans story, The Judas Contract, has defeated and nearly killed them on multiple occasions, has taken on and held his own against Batman, Green Arrow and even the Justice League and has made way more appearances in extended media, including one of the best and most popular DC shows of all time, the Teen Titans cartoons

[@blackcomicnerd3657]

In no particular order: Joker, Lex Luthor, Dr. Doom, and Magneto. Some can argue Thanos in place of Magneto due to his popularity from the MCU.

[@jackingram9599]

yea i’d agree 100% these 4 are absolutely the best . Magneto is like an anti hero nowadays but he’ll always be the perfect villian for the x-men

[@dc7981]

Hes an anti villain which is why he works, hes an anti hero to mutants but a villain to the x men

[@Gonk373]

Leaving 1 spot unfilled was a masterstroke of clickbait. I commend you for the video. On to the superhero rushmore

[@pokeman5699]

i applaud this video
notably more objective and broader in scope than the heroes version just like you elaborated on in the end

[@carlosrobertosilvajunior4890]

Lex, Doom, Joker and Green Goblin. That's my Mount Rushmore of villainy

[@brody5409]

The Reverse Flash deserves his spot purely because unlike the other villains he doesn't pussyfoot around with "themes" or nonsense like that, he's the opposite of the Flash because his name says so and he has on a backwards costume. Remarkably efficient.

[@lincs1881]

It’s an absolute crime reverse flash isn’t on any Mount Rushmore he’s the definition of petty and evil and a counterpart to his hero flash makes his destiny reverse flash was made by his he will stop at nothing to make the flashes life a hell hes beyond death and time and he’s a frequently used character throughout all time he was in silver age and he still is today he was frequently on the flash and other cw shows not to mention meme culture and animated projects I’m convinced he would have made it in a big movie if the dc movies weren’t ass for so long my best wishes to James but still she should be there especially if Godspeed is

[@paulthemajin6636]

Here’s my Rushmore if villains:
Death Vader
Joker
Voldemort
Megatron

[@dariusbrock2713]

How u gonna have Voldemort and not Sauron? HP doesn't exist without LOTR in any way shape or form. Dumbledore was one staff away from a blatant plagiarism of Gandalf.

[@paulthemajin6636]

@@dariusbrock2713 to be honest I always hear people talk about Voldemort more than Sauron so I though he would be more iconic

[@biggestboi1822]

0:02 Bad boy season 💪

[@goose1752]

I would have included The Maker in the post-modern era Rushmore personally

[@LordSnurdle]

A shame that there isn’t at least one spot that isn’t Marvel or DC characters, Shredder could be a good contender for that spot, or the Violator from Spawn.

[@nickchavez720]

Dr. Doom, Lex Luthor, and Joker for sure need to be on there. Without those three it cant be considered legitimate.

[@zivosthrintolimgren3513]

Well, now it's time for the Mount Rushmore of...Antiheroes!😁👍

[@LooseAsADEUCE]

All-Time Prediction: Venom, Harley, Deadpool, and Punisher

[@tovpp7]

Before the video starts I have to call it as Lex Luther, Magneto, Joker and Doctor Doom or MAYBE Venom.

[@danielvaega]

Keep Zooming, mate! Well done on bot videos! Thoroughly enjoyed, discovered a few new ones, and each entry was properly justified (reasonably so anyways). Keep it up!

[@nathancruz9172]

In Superman 2, general zod, non, and ursa are using heat vision to make their own Mount Rushmore and destroying Lincoln.

[@CommanderShepard-wq3wo]

28:15
Court of Owls. It’s the Court of Owls. Scott Snyder’s New 52 Batman run, has a far larger impact in and outside of the comics than Kull ever did. Who pretty much falls into the category as Anti-Monitor and Doomsday

[@PeaceKeeper-md2tr]

All Time Mount Rushmore Of Villains:
1. Lex Luthor
2. The Joker
3. Darkseid
4. Eobard Thawne/Reverse Flash

[@himum3429]

You mean just DC Villians right😂.

[@MasterTemplar781]

@@himum3429 I mean he kinda right tho. Joker and Lex Luthor well that's self explanatory they are like 2 of the most popular villains in history. Meanwhile Reverse Flash was the first like evil version of the hero. Like the oppisite of the hero which later inspired things like Red Hulk, Venom, Zoom, Godspeed, Prometheus, batman who laughs, owlman, johnny quick, ultraman, iron monger and many more. And as for darkseid despite his decline in popularity he did inspire Thanos. However i wouldn't give Darkseid that spot on the all time rushmore.

[@KillerKingTy23]

Nah this has gotta be just the DC version cuz there's no way reverse flash, or darkseid would jump ahead of Dr doom, magneto, venom, green Goblin, doctor octopus, or Thanos.

[@sammyj1446]

No way Reverse Flash is in the top 4

[@justprivateinformation2669]

@@KillerKingTy23
Darkseid would 100% beat most if not all of those characters, he's recognisable, a powerful threat, he's smart, he's practically pure evil and he has one of the most over powered super power (Omega beams). Additionally he inspired Thanos.
Reverse flash was the most influential reverse version of a hero, he went from one of the flashes biggest fans to his worst enemy and most importantly he inspired many other characters such as Red Hulk, Venom, Batman who laughs, Owlman etc.

[@zanethezaniest274]

Ah yes the villain Mount Rushmore, consisting of Lex Luthor, Magneto, Dr Doom and Jerma985.

[@DigitalLife3000]

As someone who has grown apart from superhero media the last 5 or so years, your videos have given me a newfound appreciation for the genre

[@orlandotill4652]

This is a based comment that I agree with especially with the burnout from the sheer content from all media sources.

[@DigitalLife3000]

@@orlandotill4652 and the lack of creativity

[@Tony-fq5bn]

I feel like the bad guy Mt Rushmore is easily Luthor, Joker, Magneto, Doom

[@paragonjones13]

On the thumbnail we have Lex, Magneto, and... Beethoven

[@ironmetal3779]

I would say The Petiest Man Alive instead of Doctor Doom.

[@Adamferreiraboston]

I called it in the community posts

[@Dr.Rizzlord]

It would probably be Joker, Lex Luthor, Green goblin, and Dr Doom

[@isaacrogers4174]

I feel like Reverse Flash deserves to be on here because of not only how cool he is, but how influential he is. Without a polar opposite character like him, it’s likely that we wouldn’t have cool characters like Venom, and Shadow The Hedgehog.

[@clipchamprazor3912]

Mystique was an odd choice. There's about 20 I could think of before her.

[@benjaminan1183]

I was thinking the same, then he said she was more popular than Deathstroke and I was floored.

[@MasterTemplar781]

My all time four are:
1. Joker (he's one of the most popular fictional characters)
2. Lex Luthor (one of the most recognizable villains)
3. Reverse Flash (his popularity rised in stories like flashpoint and the CW show. And he's the anti barry. Which later inspired characters like godspeed, zoom, red hulk, venom, Prometheus, Batman who laughs and many more)
4. Green Goblin (He's not only the most popular spider-man villain but has had many appearances outside of comics like Spider-Man, Spider-Man 2, Spider-Man 3, TASM2, NWH and video games. And spider-man's animated series and spectacular spiderman and ITSV. And has alot of stories that make him even more popular like the death of gwen stacy.)

[@Z4NKA1]

reverse flash and goblin should be swapped with doom and thanos imo

[@Borger3941]

Great list, the lack Of Dr.Doom is scary tho

[@Borger3941]

@@Z4NKA1 Agreed

[@istudios7637]

who dares insult doom this way you shall be punished so says doom

[@karabomafa5609]

Court of Owls will definitely be explored more with Pattinson's Batman .. the Gotham series also touched on them

[@jaylenjayden9305]

Hopefully

[@achimpanzee9210]

Doomsday, Dr. Doom, Darth Vader (or Palpatine) and The Joker. I think some honorable mentions should be Darksied, Green Goblin, Lex Luthor, Red Skull, Godzilla (1954) and King Ghidorah from just about any iteration. There’s a load of other characters for the Rushmore spots and I just kinda linked the characters from all over there history. Can’t forget Transformers either, Unicron, Megatron, Starscream and Shockwave are all contenders

[@basketballfan23]

For me its
Joker Shredder Vader Thanos

[@MasterTemplar781]

He said marvel and DC only so shredder and vader aren't allowed.

[@Slick9562]

@@MasterTemplar781well you could argue shedder because TMNT have appeared in some parts of dc and Star Wars has some connection to marvel. But that’s just what I know

[@colindowden2182]

​@@Slick9562No the character have to appear at dc and marvel since the beginning.

[@SHMOUSEY86]

Tough choices, but imma go with Malaceth from Thor: The Dark World, Joker from Suicide Squad (2017), Lex Luthor from Batman v Superman, and Deadpool from X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
Villains of villains. The worst of the worst. The Rushmore of Infamy.

[@fig_nonamer]

For the villian mount Rushmore I think it should be: joker, ozymandias, magneto, and doctor doom.

[@colindowden2182]

Ozy isn't a popular villain dude.

[@knowledgehub9271]

Why isn't MF DOOM there

[@dangalfthedruid]

“Speaking of place, you might want to put me in mind with this next choice…” Love it

[@ak-47sstuff63]

It would be interesting to see your take on an Anime mount Rushmore or just anime protagonist mount Rushmore

[@t.o.double9497]

Green Goblin over Doom is the crime of the century!! And the reason for it is bc the Spider-Man movie is better than the Fantastic 4 movie… I don’t think I could’ve even come up with a justification so absurd so you get points for creativity I guess….. WOW! You redeemed yourself in video. I have nothing but respect for you doing this. This is my all-time Rushmore as well. These 4 are just the best!

[@TheeOK1]

Fun fact: The BtAS team was actually forced to include Bane into the series. They didnt like the story orBatman's defeat where they ultimately left him as a lesser character in direct response. Focusing on action

[@CamNelz]

Green Goblin under Doom is such a dishonor! Doom doesn’t merely scratch the surface of popularity, edginess and pure insanity that GG gives off.

[@Darkjonny79]

What song is at 3:12?
Also, I definately agree on the same four. Lex Luthor, Magneto, Dr Doom and Joker are just the quintessential villains for comics.

[@Icedsobaka]

Lex Luthor, The Joker, Doctor Doom and Magneto

[@Icedsobaka]

Holy shit, That's exactly what he went with

[@divinedelaware7541]

Magneto,lex Luther, Joker and KingPin because he's a boss. Not accepting Catwoman she's done to much good. Red Skull and Doomis are good picks I just forgot. Thanos and Galactus are like intergalactic villians out of this world powers.

[@thesardonicrenegade]

I'd like to argue that Morlun deserves a spot on the Post-Modern age. It can be argued that Morlun is to Spiderman what Bane is to Batman, or Doomsday is to Superman. When Morlun shows up you know that Spidey is in for an absolutely brutal beatdown. Notable for being the first villain to successfully kill Spiderman (Doc Ock doesn't count because Peter still came back).
Morlun is a relentless killer who doesn't even see Peter as an enemy, just another source of food for him. He's like the Terminator if he dressed in a 3 piece suit.
The only thing that knocks him down a peg is how they absolutely butchered him with the introduction of the Inheritors.

[@daviesugo7641]

Carnage over Doomsday is unforgivable

[@HahaFunn1Naem]

“Killer Croc. He’s a Killer Croc” 14:23
“The most aggressively 90s character ever created, Onslaught.” 19:03

[@camdencap4974]

this video is great bro, it cool that you split the video into the different comic eras, anyways I subbed keep up the good work !!

[@yaboiplank6764]

Joker,Darkseid,Magneto and Thanos

[@swa5026]

For each comic there needs be countless villains. For example Magneto only appears in 13 of the original 66 X-Men issues Joker 38 out of the 100 first issues of Batman, Lex Luthor 21 times in the first 100 issues of Super Man, and Doom only in 18 of the first 100 issue of the Fantastic Four. He might not be on the list but Green Goblin 18 out of the first 100 Spider-Man issues. These were the most common villains in each of these comics yet most of the time they do not show up. There are countless one time villains like Gargoyle (The Hulk's first villain), villains that become heroes quickly like Wolverine, or always fall in someone else's shadow like Toad.

[@krodh9946]

Every comic made throughout your life be your childhood comic.
Because the childhood will never end! I see you pop into the video every now and then😄

[@black.sasuke.uchiha]

Noticed that you had 2.74K subscribers as of the time of typing. At this rate, you’re poised to grow a ton very shortly! I subscribed!

[@abdelali9279]

After watching X-Men 97 I remembered how awesome Magneto is, and also everyone appreciates him as well, truly a timeless super villain

[@BladeStar-uq6xe]

Green Goblin! That gives us 2 Marvel and 2 DC. Doom is also a strong contender, but would he allow himself to be put in with other Villains!

[@VunderGuy]

2:13
Spider-Man: Least most of my rogues can throw hand with me!

[@k.k.michael2142]

The Joker, Darth Vader, Satan, and a Nazi.

[@105thBattalion]

Fun Fact: Fear wasn’t original to Scarecrow, it was originally Fear Powder/Dust and belonged to Hugo Strange as he did shit like ‘rob a bank’ instead of trying to determine Batman's identity or working with CADMUS in Justice League

[@vulcan7307]

My MT Rushmore would be Thanos, Joker, Green Goblin, and Doctor Doom.

[@lizur11yt]

For heroes I’d do Spiderman, Super Man, Batman, and Iron Man. For villains I’d do Thanos, Joker, Darth Vader, and Loki. For anti heroes I’d do Deadpool (obviously), Wolverine, Harley Quinn, and Deathstroke.

[@dc7981]

Slade is kinda like a reverse venom, hes like 70% villain 30% anti hero

[@gustavocavaca1757]

For me, it is
- Joker (The insane counterpart of the hero, created by his mistake)
- Magneto (The ideological conflict, both him and the heroes come from the same power source but use it differently)
- Lex Luthor (The dicotomy of Man vs God, Money vs Power)
- Green Goblin (The villain who's related to the hero's secret identity. The one that knows who he is and WILL use this to manipulate and attack him)
If you boil it down, basically all villains are a mix of these four concepts. And a honorable mention would be the Reverse Flash, the most "counterpart" concept of a villain

[@jamainegardner4193]

I'd say that the two biggest challenges to this Mt Rushmore are Darkseid and Galactus.

[@iesus2196]

I think post-crisis there's at least three distinctive eras:
1985-1999: Comics made a deliberate effort to tell more mature stories after being influienced by the works of writers such as Frank Miller, Alan Moore, etc. this resulted in darker and more pessimistic situations, the rise of antiheroes and specially during later years a notable focus on action and violence.
2000-2009: Superhero media in general and not just comic books tried to become more realistic, and given the fact that cgi wasn't as advanced yet, characters tended to wear regular clothes (usually leather jackets) instead of costumes, their backstories/superpowers were considerably toned down most of the time, also making fun of old comic book tropes was a popular trend during this period.
2010-Present???: Characterized by the dominance of nerd interests in pop culture, people started being far more accepting of fantastical elements such as aliens and magic. To reflect that the plot and costumes became more elaborate and faithful to their source, on the other hand the dialogue and characterization were exetremely focused on being relatable and down to earth.
The last one could be divided even further if we include the shift to social justice issues and the desire to be inclusive of all demographics.