Favorite Evil Charactor

[Russa Nodrey]

Ooh.....I really can't decide.

[Wot, wot!]

Me too   Veil was pretty awesome. There's so many though!

[Lady Ashenwyte]

I don't think Veil was evil.

Spoiler

Rearrange Veil and see what you get.

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[James Gryphon]

I'm surprised there haven't been any "Veil lived" discussions yet.

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Of the ones on the poll, I voted for Verdauga Greeneyes. If we narrowed it down to just the main villains in the books, I'd have a tough time choosing between Cluny and Tsarmina.

[Captain Tammo]

I voted for Damug Warfang because I feel like his role in The Long Patrol was written fantastically. The whole concept of the Rapscallions and their army of unprecedented size (maybe with the exception of Ungatt Trunn's force) was just epic. Their culture reminded me a lot of the old Middle-Eastern empires, where whenever the throne was opened, whichever heir was most powerful always killed off the others and went on to conquer new land. He was also the first Redwall villain I ever read about, so he's kind of a personally special character.

[Feles]

no one voted Slagar yet?
im surprised

[Luftwaffles]

no one voted Slagar yet?
im surprised

He is probably better in the books, but the TV series made him look way too annoying and not interesting at all.

[Feles]

no one voted Klitch either, which surprises me again

[SoranMBane]

Tramun Clogg has always been my favourite Redwall villain. He's just so much fun, I love everything about that ridiculous fat slob. 

[Gonff the Mousethief]

I voted Urgan Nagru. He was just so cool, and a sly and different villain. Really, he had an element of Mortiarty to him.

[Vilu Daskar]

I've always liked Zwilt.

[Skyblade]

I must have voted a while back. But if I could change my vote, I'd go for Slagar. I dislike all evil characters for being, well, evil, but he was a cool villain and I always found him appealing. Honestly, when I first read the part when he admits that he used to be Chickenhound from Redwall, I was floored. That was unexpected to me. I really like when books reference/have some connection to previous titles in the series.

Slagar had an interesting backstory, which can't be said for most villains of the Redwall series if I'm not mistaken. In fact, we hardly hear about the villains' backstories at all, which is upsetting because that can be interesting! In short, Slagar seemed like a deep and (in comparison) well-developed character with a motive for what he was doing.

[clunylooney]

no one voted Slagar yet?
im surprised

He is probably better in the books, but the TV series made him look way too annoying and not interesting at all.

I liked TV slagar more than book slagar, but none compare to book version of Cluny the scourge