History Quotes / InvincibleVillain

->''If you look at every single final villain of ''Manga/JojosBizarreAdventure'', their power levels are always a level far beyond that of our main characters. They are only able to be eventually taken down in the final act due to either their own hubris or the cunning and intelligence of the main characters using their powers in interesting and compelling ways, often a combination of the two. Unless, of course, your name is [[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureGoldenWind Giorno Giovanni]].

->''If you look at every single final villain of ''Manga/JojosBizarreAdventure, their power levels are always a level far beyond that of our main characters. They are only able to be eventually taken down in the final act due to either their own hubris or the cunning and intelligence of the main characters using their powers in interesting and compelling ways, often a combination of the two. Unless, of course, your name is [[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureGoldenWind Giorno Giovanni]].
-->-- '''WebVideo/{{Gigguk}}''', [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyR-Gk0RAiQ "How to Fix Shonen Anime's Biggest Problem]]

->''Most children's entertainment of [[The80s this era]] was structured to be highly episodic, with entire plotlines developing and concluding within a single episode. So if there was a villain, they were usually designed to be introduced, fought and defeated within the same 22-minute span. And for decades, this was how children's television worked, clinging rigorously to the MonsterOfTheWeek formula. [...] But then came the villains of Anime/DragonBallZ. Ultra-powerful, near-invincible demigods, beings whose mere existence was so cataclysmic that they would dominate entire story arcs, committing atrocities on a mass scale and forcing our heroes into tense, desperate battles where survival seemed unlikely and victory felt impossible. No longer monsters of the week, these were simply monsters, routinely and soundly defeating our heroes, ones that shattered the 22-minute structure and planted their feet deep in the story, staying there for dozens and dozens of episodes, during which the entire plot would center solely around their existence.''

'''Dean:''' Fight {{God}}?! It's ''God'', Sam! And he's coming for us. How in the hell are we supposed to fight God!?

->''Most children's entertainment of this era was structured to be highly episodic, with entire plotlines developing and concluding within a single episode. So if there was a villain, they were usually designed to be introduced, fought and defeated within the same 22-minute span. And for decades, this was how children's television worked, clinging rigorously to the MonsterOfTheWeek formula. [...] But then came the villains of Anime/DragonBallZ. Ultra-powerful, near-invincible demigods, beings whose mere existence was so cataclysmic that they would dominate entire story arcs, committing atrocities on a mass scale and forcing our heroes into tense, desperate battles where survival seemed unlikely and victory felt impossible. No longer monsters of the week, these were simply monsters, routinely and soundly defeating our heroes, ones that shattered the 22-minute structure and planted their feet deep in the story, staying there for dozens and dozens of episodes, during which the entire plot would center solely around their existence.''

->''"Your struggle is futile, your foundations uncertain. I am sovereign from the laws of gods and man. A '''constant'''. I know, with absolute certainty... That I have fought this battle more times than there are droplets in the ocean. '''And I have never lost.'''"''

-->--'''Sundowner''', ''VideoGame/MetalGearRisingRevengance'' [[note]][[NotSoInvincibleAtAlll He isn't]][[/note]]

-->--'''Sundowner''', ''VideoGame/MetalGearRisinRevengance'' [[note]][[NotSoInvincibleAtAlll He isn't]][[/note]]

-->-- ''WesternAnimation/{{Villainous}}''

->'''Dean:''' I mean, what are we supposed to do man? Keep running in this hamster wheel until we DIE, or until he gets bored and ends us?\\

->"Villains always seem invincible until they die. It's the magic that keeps them around til the end of the movie."

--> '''Question:''' Have you ever faced an enemy that was a real threat, and who was tough to beat?\\

->Villains always seem invincible until they die. It's the magic that keeps them around til the end of the movie.

-->--''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}''

->'''Ozma''': How do I destroy [[BigBad Salem]]?

-->--'''Splinter''' to Leonardo, ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2012''