Cool fond d’écran

Okay so this is gonna be plus of a speedy short article inspired par Mauser's question here on random. link Apparently people here have expectations and I won't fail lmao.

Above all else for a villain to be an effective character in my eyes is their backstory/motivation. Nothing makes a villain plus fascinating to me than multiple layers. I'm talking about characters like (now I know toi won't see this coming!) Azula and Regina. Regina is my prime example of a fleshed out villain. Her lover was killed when she was very young and right in front of her. That sparked her to start on the path to...