History AffablyEvil / WesternAnimation

* ''WesternAnimation/TheMask'': Dr Neuman in ''Shrink Rap'' was given the Mask of Loki by Stanley who wanted to get rid of it so Dr Neuman agrees to take it with him but while inside his house he gets curious when he saw that the mask sparkes and so puts it up to his face and gets attached to him and he becomes a green faced man who wears a yellow coat, blue trousers, sneakers for shoes and a red and black tie and his hair becomes straight up as well and he is insane and psychotic but however he is very polite as he speaks to others with the attitude of a therapist and has standards as well such as putting anyone he sees into wedgie straitjackets, does not react to anyone with hostilty even though the boy's mom attacks him a lot of times on the head which he puts her in a cage and when Charlie mentions The Mask he does not do anything to him until he mentions Stanley which causes him to lose complete control and do lobotomy but after his appointment alarm went off he decides to do his job instead and puts Charlie in a wedgie straitjacket instead and at the prison a police officer tried to get double clearance on him which he stops her from doing it but after she tells him where his appointment is he decides to spare her and after interviewing Pretorius and finding out about his plan. Masked Dr Neuman agrees with everyone that Pretorius is indeed insane but however he decides to help him and team up with him anyway but he does it by getting the police to release him into his custody instead of blowing a hole in the wall to do it showing himself to be a insane and psychotic but professional and polite man who will do his job who also still retains some morals and cartoonish traits as well just like The Mask and the other benevolent mask personas.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheMask'': Dr Neuman in ''Shrink Rap'' was given the Mask of Loki by Stanley who wanted to get rid of it so Dr Neuman agrees to take it with him but while inside his house he gets curious when he saw that the mask sparkes and so puts it up to his face and gets attached to him and he becomes a green faced man who wears a yellow coat, blue trousers, sneakers for shoes and a red and black tie and his hair becomes straight up as well and he is insane and psychotic but however he is very polite as he speaks to others with the attuide of a therapist and has standards as well such as putting anyone he sees into wedgie straitjackets, does not react to anyone with hostilty even though the boy's mom attacks him a lot of times on the head which he puts her in a cage and when Charlie mentions The Mask he does not do anything to him until he mentions Stanley which causes him to lose complete control and do lobotomy but after his appointment alarm went off he decides to do his job instead and puts Charlie in a wedgie straitjacket instead and at the prison a police officer tried to get double clearance on him which he stops her from doing it but after she tells him where his appointment is he decides to spare her and after interviewing Pretorius and finding out about his plan. Masked Dr Neuman agrees with everyone that Pretorius is indeed insane but however he decides to help him and team up with him anyway but he does it by getting the police to release him into his custody instead of blowing a hole in the wall to do it showing himself to be a insane and psychotic but professional and polite man who will do his job who also still retains some morals and cartoonish traits as well just like The Mask and the other benevolent mask personas.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheMask'': Dr Neuman in ''Shrink Rap'' was given the Mask of Loki by Stanley who wanted to get rid of it so Dr Neuman agrees to take it with him but when while inside his house he gets curious when he saw that the mask sparkes and so puts it up to his face and gets attached to him and he becomes a green faced man who wears a yellow coat, blue trousers, sneakers for shoes and a red and black tie and his hair becomes straight up as well and he is insane and psychotic but however he is very polite as he speaks to others with the attuide of a therapist and has standards as well such as putting anyone he sees into wedgie straitjackets, does not react to anyone with hostilty even though the boy's mom attacks him a lot of times on the head which he puts her in a cage and when Charlie mentions The Mask he does not do anything to him until he mentions Stanley which causes him to lose complete control and do lobotomy but after his appointment alarm went off he decides to do his job instead and puts Charlie in a wedgie straitjacket instead and at the prison a police officer tried to get double clearance on him which he stops her from doing it but after she tells him where his appointment is he decides to spare her and after interviewing Pretorius and finding out about his plan. Masked Dr Neuman agrees with everyone that Pretorius is indeed insane but however he decides to help him and team up with him anyway but he does it by getting the police to release him into his custody instead of blowing a hole in the wall to do it showing himself to be a insane and psychotic but professional and polite man who will do his job who also still retains some morals and cartoonish traits as well.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheMask'': Dr Neuman in ''Shrink Rap'' was given the Mask of Loki by Stanley who wanted to get rid of it so Dr Neuman agrees to take it with him but when while inside his house he gets curious when he saw that the mask sparkes and so puts it up to his face and gets attached to him and he becomes a green faced man who wears a yellow coat, blue trousers, sneakers for shoes and a red and black tie and his hair becomes straight up as well and he is insane and psychotic but however he is very polite as he speaks to others with the attuide of a therapist and has standards as well such as putting anyone he sees into wedgie straitjackets, does not react to anyone with hostilty even though the boy's mom attacks him a lot of times on the head which he puts her in a cage and when Charlie mentions The Mask he does not do anything to him until he mentions Stanley which causes him to lose complete control and do lobotomy but after his appointment alarm went off he decides to do his job instead and puts Charlie in a wedgie straitjacket instead and at the prison a police officer tried to get double clearance on him which he stops her from doing it but after she tells him where his appointment is he decides to spare her and after interviewing Pretorius and finding out about his plan. Masked Dr Neuman agrees with everyone that Pretorius is indeed insane but however he decides to help him and team up with him anyway but he does by getting the police to release him into his custody instead of blowing a hole in the wall to do it showing himself to be a insane and psychotic but professional and polite man who will do his job who also still retains some morals and cartoonish traits as well.

** Grandma Taters, an alien grandma who would just as happily knit Jimmy a hat or offer him fudge as turn him and the entire city of Retroville into cheerful, mindless meat puppets. She also doubles as a WellIntentionedExtremist who just wants everyone to be happy. It is implied, though, that she [[BrainFood eats brains]], though. Even this is played affably, though, with others of her kind offering her "brain juice" to console her over her failure.

* ''WesternAnination/FatherOfThePride'' has Sarmoti, who, despite his naturally grumpy personality, has helped Larry more than once when Larry is in a sticky situation. Though Sarmoti claims to hate Larry, he is more annoyed by him than purely hateful.

* Lurkey from WesternAnimation/RainbowBrite. Unlike murkey, Lurkey is not really evil at all, only helping Murkey with his evil plans because he is too childlike to no any better. Lurkey actually likes Rainbow Brite and colors. Despite being an enemy of Rainbow Land, Lurkey is very friendly to the other residents. During a mission to investigate a house, he spends most of his time playing with a hamster.

** In "Something Ricked This Way Comes", Beth has a job at a fully-discussed and operational TheLittleShopThatWasntThereYesterday run by who may be the actual Devil as a well-spoken, dapper ManOfWealthAndTaste whose goods come at A Price. When she finds out, to the shock of both Rick ''and'' the man himself, she chooses to continue working there since, she reasons, the other places she can think of make her part of a system she hates and this guy is nice.

** The ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' incarnation of him is eerily calm in most situations, and the treatment of his troops is similarly so. Not once is he seen to abuse his loyal subordinates (TheStarscream is another matter), and if he's annoyed with them, he doesn't raise his voice. Plus, how does he win over fresh recruits? He gives them rhetoric, over a chalice of his own special blend of oil.
*** Also from ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' is Sunstorm, the embodiment of Starscream's [[ProfessionalButtKisser Sycophant nature]]. He's always going into battle with a smile on his face and a [[CombatCompliment compliment]]: be it for [[HonestJohnsDealership Swindle]]'s schemes, [[KnightTemplar Sentinel Prime]]'s ruthless tactics, or [[{{Ninja}} Prowl]] getting creative with Stasis Cuffs (he liked that one so much he used it against Prowl, defeating him and crediting him with the idea). He's also one of the smarter and effective of the clones.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Thundercats 2011}}'' has {{Turncoat}} Thunderian [[FourStarBadass General]] Grune, who maintained a genuine, [[HeterosexualLifePartners abiding friendship]] with his fellow soldier Panthro while plotting long-term to become TheUsurper of his king Claudus' throne. Presuming Panthro will go along with his scheme to defect to series BigBad Mumm-Ra, Grune sincerely offers to [[WeCanRuleTogether rule together]]. He also enjoys the company of Claudus' son Tygra, training him in swordfighting as a boy.

* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'': almost all of the recurring villains are this. They regularly hang out with the heros, and one of them, Jinx is best friends with Raven and Starfire. Rose is also friends with Raven. Although they're most like VitriolicBestBuds, because they beat each other up a lot too.

** Professor Finbarr Calamitous.
** Beautiful Gorgeous.

** Dr. Doofenshmirtz is a mad scientist who's at odds with P&F's secret-agent-platypus, Perry. Except that he spends half his time doing stuff like trying to make the perfect sweet-16 birthday party for his daughter or sharing chicken wings with Perry after he's captured him. He really is a nice guy; it's just that, well, he IS a mad scientist, after all.

** Megavolt just isn't consistent enough in his worldview to realise that his penchant for mayhem contrasts with his personable attitude whenever he comes in direct contalsesct with anyone who is not hostile in any way, which leads him to threatening people with death by electricity one moment and gratefully thanking others for directions the next.

** Megavolt just isn't consistent enough in his worldview to realise that his penchant for mayhem contrasts with his personable attitude whenever he comes in direct contal9sesct with anyone who is not hostile in any way, which leads him to threatening people with death by electricity one moment and gratefully thanking others for directions the next.

** Megavolt just isn't consistent enough in his worldview to realise that his penchant for mayhem contrasts with his personable attitude whenever he comes in direct contact with anyone who is not hostile in any way, which leads him to threatening people with death by electricity one moment and gratefully thanking others for directions the next.

** Scorpia, like Catra, is a Force Captain for the Horde, planning invasions and leading various missions and battles against the heroes, and is fully prepared and willing to kill her opponents. She's also incredibly friendly to pretty much everyone see meets, loves hugging her comrades, and just a sweet individual overall.

** Blue Diamond is one of the three ([[spoiler:formerly four]]) rulers of the despotic [[TheEmpire Gem Homeworld]] which brutally enforces an [[FantasticCasteSystem oppressive hierarchy]] and [[PlanetLooters plunders and hollows out planets]] with no regard for any organic life that might be living there, but she is one of the few homeworld gems that views humans as more than just vermin and bonds with [[spoiler:Greg]] over their loss of [[spoiler:their loved ones]], then kidnaps him with with the intent of saving him from a [[WeaponOfMassDestruction superweapon]] that she doesn't know was rendered harmless. Later on when Steven is [[spoiler:put on trial [[SinsOfTheFather for his mother's crimes]] against Homeworld (though they believe him to actually be Rose Quartz shapeshifted)]] she says she wants to inflict a FateWorseThanDeath on [[spoiler:"Rose"]], she insists on a fair trial, unlike her cohort [[GeneralRipper Yellow Diamond]] who wants it [[KangarooCourt over quickly]]. [[spoiler:She's also the first of the Diamonds to make a HeelFaceTurn upon realizing how awful she's been to Pink, and makes up for it by helping Steven and Connie return to Earth.]]

** Marvin the Martian embodies this trope. Rarely raised his voice and was very matter-of-fact about his motives to [[EarthShatteringKaboom destroy the world.]] Creator/ChuckJones wanted to make a new enemy for Bugs who was the exact opposite of Yosemite Sam: quiet, polite, but incredibly dangerous.

** Witch Hazel is [[AxCrazy more dangerous]] than the usual Looney Tunes villain, but she bears her victims no malice, and is so [[LargeHam ebullient]] that it's impossible to hate her.

* ''WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck'': Compared to the likes of [[CardCarryingVillain NegaDuck]], [[MonsterClown Quackerjack]], and [[PsychoElectro Megavolt]], [[GreenThumb Bushroot]] seems downright sweet, [[IncrediblyLamePun stemming]] from his origin as a meek, much-bullied scientist -- as long as you don't get in the way of his search [[LoveMakesYouEvil to find/make his one true love]]. He also has the honor of being the only villain on the show to murder someone onscreen.

** Ghazan of the Red Lotus also comes off as such and has a perfectly pleasant conversation with Bolin, much to Mako's dismay.
-->Bolin, will you stop making friends with the bad guys?

* Of the many, many villains who appeared in ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueUnlimited'', Ultra-Humanite probably fits this trope best. An EvilGenius who transplanted his incredible intellect into the body of an albino gorilla to [[GeniusBruiser gain the strength to match his smarts]], he's a WickedCultured individual whose crimes are largely attacks on institutions, not human beings. For instance, in the show's ChristmasEpisode, he chooses to attack a publicly-funded museum of modern art, disparaging the sculpture as he blows it up with a laser gun. He's still ''evil'', mind, as he's happy to cause millions of dollars' worth of property damage and eagerly joined Lex Luthor's Legion of Doom, but at the very least he's good-natured about it and doesn't go out of his way to hurt people. In the aforementioned Christmas episode, he attacks the museum on a day it's closed (suggesting that he deliberately wanted to avoid harming civilians) and even declares a truce with the Flash in the spirit of the season, offering to help him deliver a wanted toy to the hero's [[HeartwarmingOrphan orphan friends]] and modifying it so it tells the story of ''The Nutcracker'' in a soothing voice.

** Her father, Hunson Abadeer, is incredibly friendly as well despite pretty much being the show's equivalent to Satan. It must run in the family. Though really he's a good mix of this and FauxAffablyEvil, he can appear as friendly when he wants, but a lot of the times it's just to unnerve his victims to let their guards down or terrify them. Even around his own daughter all that pleasant talk he did was just to manipulate her into taking his place in the Nightosphere. He does love his daughter and can be genuinely nice at times, but it's more a ruse then not, and he loves her in a rather unhealthy way.

* Of the many, many villains who appeared in ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueUnlimited'', Ultra-Humanite probably fits this trope best. An [[EvilGenius]] who transplanted his incredible brain into the body of an albino gorilla to [[GeniusBruiser gain the strength to match his smarts]], he's a WickedCultured individual whose crimes are largely attacks on institutions, not human beings. For instance, in the show's ChristmasEpisode, he chooses to attack a publicly-funded museum of modern art, disparaging the sculpture as he blows it up with a laser gun. He's still ''evil'', mind, as he's happy to cause millions of dollars' worth of property damage and eagerly joined Lex Luthor's Legion of Doom--but at the very least he's good-natured about it and doesn't go out of his way to hurt people. In the aforementioned Christmas episode, he even attacks the museum on a day it's closed (suggesting that he deliberately wanted to avoid causing physical harm) and even declares a truce with the Flash in the spirit of the season, offering to help him deliver a wanted toy to the hero's [[HeartwarmingOrphan orphan friends]] and modifying it so it tells the story of ''The Nutcracker'' in a soothing voice.