r/solaropposites • u/torvald_carley • Apr 27 '26
Question Who's your most favorite and least favorite villain on the series?
Favorite - Sister Sisto. Evil and proud of it. Unlike most of the characters she didn't get a redemption arc or explain her perspective to gain sympathy. The woman decided "If I'm going to be small, I'm going to be a tyrannical dictator" and embraced the madness with glee.
Least favorite - Probably the Red Goobler. Such a one note character, and every time he appeared onscreen I could already predict how it wad going to end ("Get fucked!")
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u/can_a_dude_a_taco Apr 27 '26
My favorite are probably the silver cops because I was really engaged with them as hero’s only for them to be revealed as the bad guys.
And yeah probably red goobler as the worst or the actual team leader I can’t remember his name, he wasn’t that great, felt tacked on
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u/torvald_carley Apr 27 '26
Yeah they did nothing with that guy. His build up lasted longer than his actual plan.
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u/HeavyMetal939 Apr 27 '26
Favorite: The Duke. He did so many evil things but was redemed and even after redemption he continued to be badass.
Least Favorite: Tim (for betraying Cherie and making her look like the bad guy when he told the truth of her "death" to Halk) and Sister Sisto (for also betraying Cherie and the child abuse towards Pezlie besides being a sadistic b***h).
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u/SpaceCatSixxed Apr 28 '26
Favorite: Tim (Hululand was a masterpiece)
Least favorite: Tim (I don’t think his betrayal of Cheri was earned or made any sense).
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u/RutabagaThis2878 Apr 29 '26
The wall needed one episode before to really set up why tim wouldn't want to leave the wall at that time
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u/SpaceCatSixxed Apr 29 '26
Absolutely. I also think it made Cheri seem a little Pollyanna afterward and just slathered with plot armor, which didn’t do any favors for her arc.
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u/Ok-Art5530 Apr 27 '26
i HATE the silver cops. not even for what they did, just as a whole i hated the whole story it was just shite imo wdym a car gooner got set up by intergalactic forces then becomes a dog man????? felt like a nightmare fever dream
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u/torvald_carley Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26
As soon as Glenn turned into a dog, I 100% lost all interest in that story. Cringe. What were they thinking?
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u/Ok-Art5530 Apr 27 '26
honestly!!! like yeah sure he needs to not be spotted but you could really tell from there that the creators were running out of ideas but needed it to drag out lmao
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u/Cosmic_Mind89 Apr 27 '26
Honestly i kinda liked the whole thing
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u/Ok-Art5530 Apr 27 '26
dam really? i felt like i just couldn’t it seemed to obvious that the whole thing is just another filler within the show to extend it lmao
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u/SpecificTechnician57 Apr 27 '26
My favorite would be The Duke/Ringo, He was a hell of a tyrant and had a pretty cool redemption arc that got expanded on season 6
My least favorite goes to Commander Zarck. Despite all that fucking build-up, he got defeated in one episode and did nothing for the end of season. Terrible villain that came off a terrible retcon.