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This is a listing of the villains created by Disney that appear in the Kingdom Hearts series. Visit the index here for other characters who appear in the series.
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In General A group of classic Disney Villains. In the first game, a group of them conspire under Maleficent's leadership. They are trying to use The Heartless for their own evil means. After that, however, they're far more independent. Maleficent's original group includes Hades, Jafar, Ursula, Captain Hook, and Oogie Boogie. The second game introduces Captain Hector Barbossa, Shan-Yu, Scar, and the MCP, who aren't aligned with Maleficent, although she attempts to recruit/manipulate a couple.
- Evil Versus Evil: They got into a hard competition with Organization XIII during the second game. Organization XIII was for quite a time one step ahead, but after Maleficent and Pete joined forces with Sora, King Mickey, and their friends, the Disney villains eventually became the winning side.
- Large Ham: Noted in each applicable entry, but it should be noted that the group from the original game (Maleficent, Captain Hook, Jafar, Oogie Boogie, Hades, and Ursula, plus the unaffiliated Clayton) might as well be called The Large Hams Band.
- Legion of Doom
- Leitmotif: "Villains of a Sort".
- Unwitting Pawn: They believe they use the Heartless without knowing it's actually the Heartless who use them (or, to be exact, that the Heartless are only complying with them because their REAL leader instructed them to.)
Major Villains Maleficent "The truth can be most cruel, even amongst the closest of friends." "What in the world do you think you're prattling on about? Kingdom Hearts belongs to me! The Heart of all Kingdoms! The Heart of all that lives! A dominion fit to be called Kingdom Hearts must be my dominion!" Voiced by: Toshiko Sawada (Japanese), Susanne Blakeslee (English) The villain from Sleeping Beauty, Maleficent is an evil fairy hellbent on taking over all worlds in existence. She poses a major threat early on in Sora's adventure, but her plan gets Hijacked By Xehanort before the climax. Unfortunately for Sora and co., you can't keep a good villain down for long...
Pete "See, it don't matter how tough he is, once he's a Heartless he'll do as I say!" "Just wait! Nobody, and I do mean nobody, messes with The Mighty Pete!" . Once a humble steamboat captain, Pete turned to mischief-making until he got out of hand and was banished. He met Maleficent during his inter-dimensional exile and acts as her loyal servant.
- Anti-Hero: Like Maleficent, they only aided Sora and his friends during the game so that they could gain once the Organization XIII was toppled.
- Beard of Evil: In the Country of Musketeers.
- Boisterous Bruiser: At least his past-self, who ain't afraid to accept a fight when someone challenges him, whether it's Sora or his future-self. His future-self is to much of a coward to be this.
- Butt Monkey
- Cats Are Mean
- Character Development: For better or for worse, he went from a well-meaning and essentially decent authority figure to Jerkass attention seeker to cowardly villain (though he still retains some of his mettle). It's shown that he longs for the old days of steam boat captaincy.
- Chronic Villainy: In the earliest time where he is seen as the true villain, "The Country of the Musketeers", he is arrested in the end by the Royal Musketeers. By the time Terra, Aqua, and Ventus arrive in Disney Town, presumably several years later, he seems to be seen as a relatively reasonable person, enough that it seems as though he was a Reformed Criminal. However, losing to Terra in a race leads to him once again undergoing a Face Heel Turn. Depending on how one interprets Maleficent helping him out of the resulting Pocket Dimension, he may count as a less tragic version of Driven to Villainy as well.
- Combat Tropes
- Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: As incompetent as Pete is usually portrayed, he's shown himself to be talented in many areas. He has hand-to-hand fighting abilities, can use explosives and magic, can control Heartless and is proficient with computers. He's also been a Rumble Racer, a steamboat Captain, and of course The Dragon to Maleficent.
- Dirty Coward: Made clear in the Battle of Hollow Bastion, where he left Maleficent for herself with the Nobodies. Subverted in the end when he was able to conquer his fears in order to help Sora and Mickey gets some time to defeat Xemnas by holding back the Heartless.
- Know When to Fold 'Em: In all fairness to Pete, he probably is perfectly aware of the fact that he can't really hold his own all that well against Nobodies. He's only following Maleficent because the alternative is worse.
- Disproportionate Retribution: Was temporarily banished to a Pocket Dimension by Queen Minnie for being rude and preparing to attack her for not giving him the victor's prize of ice cream in Disney Town.
- The Dragon: To Maleficent.
- Enemy Mine: Twice. His past self put aside his (misunderstood) difficulties with Sora, Donald, and Goofy in order to help them fight his future self, so that he could get his boat back. Later, his present self helped Sora and the King against Xemnas and the Heartless.
- Evil Chancellor: He was this to Minnie in the past as Captain of the Royal Guard in "Country of the Musketeers".
- Fat Bastard
- Fat Cat
- Fat Idiot
- Go Karting with Bowser: An interesting version in that despite his obvious, if only slight malevolence, he's still not a bad guy when you race him in Birth By Sleep, having seemingly repented from his villainous days in the Country of the Musketeers (detailed in 3D). In fact, it's the race (or rather the fact that he lost) that causes him to pull a Face Heel Turn (again).
- Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: "Past-Pete" before his alliance with Maleficent and the Heartless.
- Large Ham: Particularly as CAPTAIN JUSTICE!!!
- Leaning on the Fourth Wall: Just like in the film, he has a line to this effect in "Country of the Musketeers" in 3D.
- Mascot Mook: The credits state at the end that Pete is one.
- Manipulative Bastard: Not particularly good at it, but he it's how he sows Heartless throughout the World.
- Nostalgia Filter: In-Universe. He seems to long for the good old days of steamboat captaincy, but, given the Time Travel to Timeless River and what happens to him, he's probably just thinking it's better than his later situations.
- Only One Name
- Retcon: In Kingdom Hearts II, it was stated that King Mickey banished Pete to another dimension, presumably for doing something really bad, and Maleficent broke him out. In Birth By Sleep, however, Pete only throws a hissy fit, and Queen Minnie temporarily banishes him to another dimension "until he cools down" from what seemed to be a preparation to attack her... for ice cream. While there, Maleficent breaks him out in return for his service.
- Right-Hand Cat: Technically he's this to Maleficent, being a cat.
- Sentai: In Birth by Sleep.
- Videogame Cruelty Potential: During his boss fight in Timeless River, if you combo Past!Pete, he will launch into the air and make a shockwave upon landing, he will then get up and yell What's that for!?! before going back into the fray. but it is a bit of a subversion, as it doesn't have any substantial effect on either Pete (Present!Pete recieves little damage if this is done).
- You Shall Not Pass: In Kingdom Hearts II, during the endgame. He survives.
Dwarf Woodlands Evil Queen "That is no concern of yours. Now, heed my words. My radiance is all the light this kingdom needs." "What I demand is her life. I have had more than enough of her light." Voiced by: Kyoko Satomi (Japanese), Susan Blakeslee (English) A vain woman who is convinced she is the fairest of all. When the Spirit of the Magic Mirror revealed Snow White to be fairer, the Queen decided to take the maiden's life.
Magic Mirror "Between both light and dark he dwells. Where war was waged upon the fells." "The queen is gone, and my work is done. Adieu, o victorious one." A spirit who appears within the magic mirror at the queen's behest and answers all questions with the truth.
Olympus Coliseum Hades "He's strong. He's kind. He's always there for you and he's handsome to boot. He's perfect. Perfect. Perfectly infuriating! He makes me crazy!" "Did you forget who you're talking to? I am the Lord of the Dead!" Voiced by: Kyusaku Shimada (Japanese), James Woods (English) Hot-headed literally and emotionally, he will stop at nothing to see the end of Hercules. He rules the Underworld where he controls monsters and oversees souls of the dead.
- Batman Gambit: How he used Sora's concern for Meg in order to fool him to open the Underworld Tournament Cups.
- The Berserker: During combat or if someone pisses him off.
- In Chain of Memories, his enemy card effect is even called Berserk.
- Boisterous Bruiser: "Oh, yeah. This is gonna be good."
- Burning with Anger: As per his film, his fire goes from blue to red when angry.
- The Chessmaster: Even has a chessboard in his place, with Hercules, Zeus, Cerberus, and himself as pawns. In the Manga he also has pawns of the Hydra and Megara.
- Deadpan Snarker
- Everybody Hates Hades
- Evil Uncle: To Hercules.
- Fair Play Villain: Played with — he mostly pits Hercules against opponents in straight-up fights, but he's not above bending the rules of the Coliseum, and by the end of II when his Villainous Breakdown hits, he declares outright "I'm done playing by the rules / Now we're gonna play by my rules!"
- Faux Affably Evil
- Fiery Redhead: Played with. When he's Burning with Anger, his head's "hair" of fire and the fire around him turns red.
- Getting Crap Past the Radar: When he meets Aqua for the first time he calls her "bluejay" walks up close to her leans in and examines her. if you notice his eyes move down from her face, then to her chest, and then back to her face.
- Hair-Trigger Temper
- I Have Your Girlfriend: Megara. "Now, we're gonna play by my rules."
- Karma Houdini: Even when put through similar events to the Hercules movie, Hades escapes the Well of Souls immediately. A combination of Punchclock Villain and As Long as There Is Evil; he never quite goes over the Moral Event Horizon.
- Large and in Charge: Though he has larger minions, he's very big, and in charge of the Underworld.
- Large Ham
- Laughably Evil
- Manipulative Bastard
- Nigh Invulnerable: He's immune to all damage when in his "red fire" mode.
- Offhand Backhand: Does this to Sora in II. And it's more like an Offhand flick.
- Only One Name: Although this is less because of Disney not making a surname for him, and more because of Classical Mythology.
- Physical God
- Playing with Fire: As in the film.
- This Cannot Be!/Punctuated! For! Emphasis!: His defeat quote. "This. Isn't. Happening!" You'd think he'd stop saying it when you keep defeating him.
- Sixth Ranger Traitor: He gradually pretty much abandons the rest of the villains. Surely enough, he's the only one not to need to be revived/released come II, and does his own thing in Olympus to no ill reprecussions, though he does still respect Maleficent a little, as he accepts assistance from Pete on her behalf.
- Villainous Breakdown: He usually calms down fairly quickly, but in his final showdown against Sora & co, he had a completely epic one before trying to fry them alive.
- "What is so funny you imbeciles?! How dare you get a happy ending?! HOW DARE YOU?!!"
- Would Hit a Girl: More like "Would set a girl on fire" (or try to, anyway).
Ice Titan Ice TitanOne of the Titans from Hercules, fought in the Coliseum.
- An Ice Person: Duh.
- Beam Spam: It fires icicle shards as its main attack, and fires a lot of them.
- Breath Weapon: Which can turn you into a Human Popsicle.
- Bonus Boss
- Dem Bones
- Expy: Hades employs the "Ice Colossus", a weaker clone of the Ice Titan, in Birth By Sleep (the genuine article is still under lock and key at that point).
- Level Grinding: A famous use for it, as each time you deflect an icicle you get 24 exp. You're likely to get more exp from the icicles than you do for killing the Ice Titan itself.
- Only Known By Its Title: Its name, Hydros, is never mentioned in any of the games.
- Sleep Mode Size: After Sora beats it, it loses so much mass it has to run away before he steps on it.
- Tennis Boss: Ice Titan is out of range of Sora's normal attacks, so you have to deflect its icicles at its head to knock it down.
- The Voiceless
Deep Space Jumba Jookiba "Impossible! Pshah! He has no actual feelings—only destructive instincts I have carefully chosen for him. Or perhaps you need another demonstration of my evil geniusness!" "I am innocent scientist who created galaxy's most destructive – er, constructive species of all time." Voiced by: Shozo Iizuka (Japanese), David Ogden Stiers (English) A self-proclaimed "evil genius," he is arrested for illegal genetic experimentation and now serves time in a cell within the Turo Prison Block.
Experiment 221
He is one of Dr. Jumba's genetic experiments. His "primary function" is to short out electrical devices.
Gantu "I don't know how you did it, but you won't get away again." "Any last words before I blast you into a million pieces?" A very large captain in the Galactic Federation's army. He takes his responsibilities seriously, but his hotheaded attitude results in frequent failures.
- Fantastic Racism: Toward Stitch. He refuses to believe Stitch is capable of anything but havoc, and eventually decides to go against his orders and execute the little guy - and Aqua when she defends him.
- Hero Antagonist: Though he does become progressively less reasonable and heroic over the course of the Deep Space story.
- Good Old Fisticuffs
- I Am Big Boned: When he comes to get the prisoners, Stitch makes a remark in his gibberish language, prompting Gantu to yell "I'M JUST BIG-BONED!".
- Kick the Dog: Breaking Stitch's Wayfinder.
- Large and in Charge: Until he is demoted by the Grand Councilwoman, he appears to be the head of security on the Deep Space ship.
- Ray Gun
- Sapient Cetaceans
Agrabah Jafar "Indeed I will, Princess. All of Agrabah will belong to me, while you...You, my queen, shall weep at my side for all eternity!" "Genie, my final wish! I want you to make me an all powerful GENIE! " Voiced by: Akira Takarada (Japanese), Jonathan Freeman (English) He is the royal vizier of Agrabah. Two-faced and cunning, Jafar seeks the demise of Aladdin and to rule as sultan of Agrabah.
Iago
Jafar's boisterous and cunning parrot. He's Jafar's eyes and ears for everything going on in Agrabah
Space Paranoids and The Grid Master Control Program Instead of working for the users, the MCP is planning to take over the system for himself. By refusing to follow the users' orders and trying to enact his evil plan, he's causing chaos among the other programs
Sark "Tenacious little bugs! Your time is up! Prepare for de-resolution!" A powerful program who doesn't serve any User — just the MCP. Commander Sark is pretty harsh to any program that tries to resist his master's power.
CLU "I took the System to its maximum potential. And now, you see the applications at my disposal!" "You have a little item called the Keyblade. Hand it over, and I'll change Rinzler back into Tron." CLU is a program created by Kevin Flynn in his likeness to oversee the development of the Grid. However, following his programming to create a "perfect system", CLU betrayed Flynn and took the Grid under his undisputed control, while also issuing the complete annihilation of the ISOs, leaving Quorra as the sole survivor.
- A.I. Is a Crapshoot: Subverted like in the film. CLU is still following his programming to try to create the perfect system. The problem is that Kevin made him when he was more naïve, and before he discovered the ISOs, so CLU's plan is equally naïve. Therefore, it isn't CLU who changed; it's Kevin.
- Anti-Mutiny: See above.
- Arch-Enemy: To Kevin Flynn.
- Artificial Human
- Badass Boast: "I created the perfect system! And now, you see the applications at my disposal!"
- Beard of Evil: Which, ironically, is also Kevin Flynn's former Badass Beard from when he was at the age when he created CLU.
- The Corrupter: Corrupted The Grid and also turned TRON into Rinzler. Not to mention the entire process of rectification.
- Creative Sterility: Why he has to rectify programs instead of make new ones, and can't really think outside of his predefined mindset originally created by Kevin. Basics are unable to think outside of those parameters, unlike "Users" or ISOs, and, unlike Users, cannot create, only repurpose what is already there.
- Deadly Disc: Wields one, like everyone else in The Grid.
- Disney Villain Death: Subverted. He tries to jump a gap, and it looks like he will fall. However, he manages to make the jump, only to get offed a minute later.
- Drunk on the Dark Side: As shown by his obsession with the Commantis Dream Eater.
- Enemy Without: To Kevin Flynn.
- Evil Overlord: He rules the entire Grid with an iron fist.
- Evil Twin: Of Kevin Flynn, especially when he was younger.
- Fantastic Racism: Hates the ISOs for being imperfect and unpredictable.
- Faux Affably Evil: Though it drops completely when he hits his Villainous Breakdown.
- Fun with Acronyms: His name isn't "Clu", it's "CLU", which stands for "Codified Likeness Utility". It's unknown if, like in the original film, this is the second version of it.
- Gone Horribly Right: Kevin built him as help to create the "perfect system" around the time of the inception of the TRON system itself. The only good thing that can be said about the result is that it did work.
- Karma Houdini: He manages to avoid defeat in Sora's story, making the Bittersweet Ending sadder. However, it's likely that he still met the same defeat he does in the film in that case, just without Sora's involvement.
- Knight Templar: He will do anything to create the "perfect system".
- Large Ham
- Latex Space Suit
- Little No: After Kevin tricks him into taking the wrong disc.
- Moral Sociopathy
- A Nazi by Any Other Name: Complete with his Black Guards and Sentries Putting on the Reich.
- Non-Standard Character Design: Along with Barbossa, he is one of the only two live-action villains to be featured in the series.
- Not Quite Dead: Same situation as Frollo, he was not defeated in the real version of The Grid, so he could be back in later installments.
- Only One Name: Unless his acronym name could be counted as three, he's like most programs in this respect.
- The Other Darrin: Like the other non-film appearances of the character, he is voiced by Fred Tatasciore, rather than Jeff Bridges.
- The Perfectionist
- Perma Stubble: Even moreso than many other examples, since, as a program, his avatar is unchanging.
- A Pupil of Mine Until He Turned to Evil
- Rage Against the Heavens: With "the heavens" being Kevin Flynn.
- Really 700 Years Old: Due to the static nature of the Grid since Kevin's exile, CLU and all other remaining programs there are at least approximately one thousand cycles old, with "cycle" meaning "Grid-year".
- Rings Of Death
- Sadistic Choice: He foists one of these on Sora: the Keyblade in exchange for turning Rinzler back into Tron.
- Totalitarian Utilitarian: He only wants the "perfect system". Unfortunately, he's the only one who thinks it's this, everyone else around him who follows him having been rectified.
- Tron Lines
- Turned Against Their Masters: Betrayed Kevin Flynn and took over The Grid.
- The Unfought: Justified if one takes into account the source material. CLU can No Sell a direct disc hit, and even the game implies that only Kevin in the Grid or Sam out in the outside world could defeat him. Therefore, it's highly probable that neither Sora nor Riku would be even able to scratch him.
- Villainous Breakdown: After being lectured by Kevin Flynn, and even more after learning of the disc swap that caused his defeat.
- Villainous BSOD: After Riku defeats the Commantis.
- Visionary Villain: He wants to create the perfect system.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: He wants to bring the world to its maximum potential. Unfortunately, that means killing everything that's imperfect.
Other Worlds Clayton "I’ll go along as an escort. After all, the jungle is a dangerous place." "Blasted gorillas! I'll hunt down every last one of them!" A veteran hunter. He acts as Jane's guide on her expedition to the jungle. He thinks of animals only as prey, and dreams of the money to be made selling gorillas to zoos back at home.
Barbossa "We are cursed men, Miss Turner." "You best start believin' in ghost stories, Miss Turner. For, ya see, tonight — you're in one!" Voiced by: Haruhiko Jo (Japanese), Brian George (English), Geoffrey Rush (English - Australian release) Captain of the Black Pearl and leader of the undead pirates. The medallions' curse keeps Captain Barbossa and his men in a kind of limbo between life and death. Their true form is revealed in the moonlight, and it's a terrifying sight to see.
Chernabog Chernabog is a gigantic, muscular, humanoid demon. His skin is entirely colored black, and he is so large that Sora is roughly the size of his head. His head sports two curved horns, he has four fangs in his mouth, and his eyes are a glowing yellow. He has enormous, black, bat-like wings, and his wingspan is larger than he is tall. Chernabog is always seen trapped from the knees-down in a volcano.
Claude Frollo "How dare you! I am a righteous man. Good and evil shall be made clear... once the gypsies face the fires of judgement!" "Now you will be judged...just like the rest!" A ruthless and self-righteous justice minister who is Quasimodo's reluctant guardian, seeing the evil he commits to be for the greater good.
- Abusive Parent: Or at least an abusive version of The Caretaker for Quasimodo.
- Cool Sword: Brandishes one in cutscenes but is unfortunately The Unfought.
- Disney Villain Death: Falls off Notre Dame into the fire below while Laughing Mad in Riku's scenario but gets the implied smiting by God himself that he did in the movie in Sora's.
- Drunk on the Dark Side
- Evil Old Folks
- Famous Last Words: "Now you will be judged, just like the rest!" in Riku's story
- Hanging Judge
- Hoist by His Own Petard: In Riku's story, he prepares to fight Riku himself, and summons the Wargoyle, which flies overhead and causes vibrations, making Frollo lose his footing on the guard-rail and fall.
- However due to him not visibly trying to keep his balance, and him Laughing Mad as he fell, it may have been intentional
- If I Cant Have You
- Knight Templar
- Laughing Mad: Read above.
- Manipulative Bastard
- Non-Human Sidekick: The Wargoyle, which replaces Captain Phoebus as his Dragon.
- Non Sequitur Fallacy: His first lines in Sora's scenario are along the lines of "What terrible clothes. You must be a gypsy." Never mind that Sora's clothes are dominated by black, white, and red and sure don't look like the bright, colorful clothes that the Roma (the modern day, correct term for those who used to be referred to as gypsies) tended to wear in that world, but it doesn't even seem to occur to him that Sora's complexion and hair color don't look even an iota similar to the Roma.
- Not Quite Dead: Yeah..., even after all the effort put in to stop him, that only happened in "that world's dream" meaning that he is still alive and well, doing what he does in the real Cite de las Cloches.
- However, the worlds tend to dream of past events, so it may well be that his death already happened, shortly before the world fell to darkness.
- Politically Incorrect Villain
- Sinister Minister: Although he seems more intent on law (or his interpretation of it) than religion.
- Summon Magic: The darkness in his heart allows him to call Dream Eaters which he believes is a divine power granted by God.
- The Other Darrin: Had to be done, as Tony Jay passed away by the time the game was announced, much less being localized for American players.
- The Unfought
Captain Hook "I have you now, Peter Pan! Today's the day I shall be rid of you forever!" "And the brat's friends are the king's lackeys. Swoggle me eyes, they're all bilge rats by the look of them. Captain Hook is the leader of the pirates who sail the waters of Neverland, and Peter Pan's arch nemesis.
- Badass Normal: He has no supernatural powers, darkness or otherwise, and uses only his sword and bombs to fight. He's still one of the highest ranking villains in Maleficent's crew, and his boss fights are usually among the tougher ones.
- Bling of War: He wears an expensive red pirate coat with a big hat to fit his captain status.
- Cool Boat: In the first game Riku hitches a ride on it to cross into other worlds.
- Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Yes he's a bumbling, cowardly fool who can't even beat a kid, but when pushed enough...oh boy, he sure knows how to slit people apart with that sword and hook.
- Dirty Coward
- The Dragon: He seemed to be this to Maleficent in the first game, only out-ranked by her and Jafar and, later, Riku.
- Hook Hand
- Large Ham
- Last Name Basis: Everyone calls him "Captain Hook" or "Hook". His given name (James) isn't even well known by most audiences.
- Master Swordsman
- Manipulative Bastard
- Not So Harmless Villain: Just because he wimps out when the Croc visits, it doesn't mean he can't fight with a sword.
- The Other Darrin: In the Japanese version of the first game, he was voiced by Chikao Ohtsuka. In Birth by Sleep he was voiced by Naoya Uchida.
- Pirate
- Throw Down The Bomblet: Disguised as presents just like in the movie.
- Unstoppable Rage: After he has his ass handed to him by Sora long enough, he'll snap, turn berserk during the middle part of the boss fight, and then chase after Sora like a madman, ignoring his own swordsman professionalism in exchange for wild, brutal swings in an attempt to kill him.
Julius A gigantic monstrous version of Pete created by Dr. Frankenollie that Sora and Riku encounter in Traverse Town.
- Bonus Boss: In 3D.
- De-power: While electrified, he can lock away the commands used by Sora and Riku.
- Elemental Punch: Electric version.
- Expy: Of Pete.
- Frankenstein's Monster
- Handicapped Badass: Has a peg leg.
- Interface Screw: If he is electrified, he can temporarily lock away one of your commands when he climbs, and then jumps down from the building, bouncing towards you in the arena you fight him in. Hope the command isn't from the "Cure" series.
- Lightning Bruiser
- Shock and Awe
- SNK Boss: His attacks hit ridiculously hard (as in, H Pto One) and usually can't be blocked, and he has really fast combos. His attacks also move him all over the place, so he's incredibly hard to run away from. And he can jump to just about anywhere in the area and attack from any angle. And later in the fight, he channels lightning, so all his attacks then have ridiculous hitboxes. And some of his attacks can disable your own commands.
- Unexpected Character: Unlike some of the other reveals and characters in 3D, virtually nobody expected to see Julius, least of all as the secret boss.
- Unskilled, but Strong: His attacks are basic, but very effective.
- Wrestler in All of Us: Using punches, elbow drops, charging tackles, and a punch barrage close to a spinning clothesline.
Oogie Boogie "Nobody disrespects me! NOBODY!" Voiced by: Hiroshi Hatanaka (Japanese), Ken Page (English) An evil bag of bugs who loves gambling with dice and dreams of causing trouble for Jack in Halloween Town. In Kingdom Hearts he steals a heart that Jack and Finklestien create to control the Heartless, but uses their power too much and succumbs to the darkness. In Chain of Memories he does the same thing as last time except it's a memory potion. In Kingdom Hearts II, he is resurrected by Maleficent so they can turn Santa Claus into a heartless.
- Back from the Dead: Maleficent brings him back; he's an Ungrateful Bastard.
- Bond Villain Stupidity: He always uses traps in his attempts to kill Sora, Jack, Donald, and Goofy, since he doesn't quite have the guts to take care of them directly. Justified in that he's a pretty bad fighter in close combat.
- The Brute
- Dirty Coward
- Evil Laugh
- Family Unfriendly Death: Unlike most of the other villains in the series, Oogies deaths are rather graphic when you think about it. His insides are essentially coming out while his skin is coming undone and he is yelling in agony.
- Faux Affably Evil
- For the Evulz
- The Gambler: But he sucks at gambling.
- The Other Darrin: Thankfully averted as Ken Page still does Oogies voice, and sounds like he's still having fun with it.
- Large Ham
- No Cure for Evil: Averted, by rolling a certain number with his dice he can activate a machine that he uses to heal himself, this is also true for his boss fight in Chain of Memories.
- One-Winged Angel: when he merges with his manor.
- Puzzle Boss
- Scary Black Man: His voice actor, anyway.
- Ungrateful Bastard: Justified, in that he doesn't remember Maleficent, let alone her resurrecting him, due to the side-effects of said resurrection; however, that doesn't change the fact that he was a bastard already.
- Villainous Breakdown: "Nobody disrespects me! NOBODY!!"
Queen of Hearts A queen of Wonderland who lives in a castle with decks and decks of card soldiers. Selfish and short-tempered, she beheads anyone who crosses her. She thinks Alice tried to steal her heart.
Scar "You're in trouble again. But this time daddy isn't here to save you." Voiced by: Haruhiko Jo (Japanese), James Horan (English) Scar is Simba's evil uncle. Scar was always jealous of his older brother Mufasa, and killed him so that he could become king of the Pride Lands.
- Amazing Technicolor Battlefield: Turns the top of Pride Rock into one for his boss fight.
- Back from the Dead: His darkness was so strong, it helped him to come back as a Heartless after Simba killed him. When he died a second time, he came back again as a ghost. Later, his ghosts merged into the giant-sized Groundshaker Heartless, showing just how much darkness Scar had lodged in that callous heart of his.
- The Caligula
- Casting a Shadow
- Elemental Punch: Lots of them as a Heartless.
- Eldritch Abomination: As Groundshaker. Damn, that thing is even bigger than Godzilla himself.
- Evil Gloating: Which ultimately gets him in trouble...
- Evil Makeover: Does this to Pride Rock for his boss fight.
- Evil Prince
- Evil Uncle
- Faux Affably Evil
- Fisher King
- Good Scars, Evil Scars: His pink gash over his left eye is an Evil Scar that earned his nickname.
- Hive Mind/Big Dumb Body: As Groundshaker, he has two bodies. The smaller body sits on top of the larger one and controls it.
- Large Ham
- Made of Evil: Once he became a Heartless. Put it this way — the only other person who retained their original appearance after turning into a Heartless was Ansem (and even then, Ansem needed Demonic Possession to retain his original appearance, Scar didn't even need to possess anyone to retain it)! Scar had even more darkness in his heart than even Xehanort did !
- Manipulative Bastard
- One-Winged Angel: As mentioned above, the Groundshaker Heartless is technically his final form.
- Only Known by Their Nickname: His real name isn't actually "Scar", it's Prince Taka. That said, nobody ever calls him anything but Scar.
- The Other Darrin: Rather than Jeremy Irons or Jim Cummings, the speaking and singing actors for him respectively, Scar is voiced by James Horan in the English release. Cummings is in the series already, playing all of his other Disney characters (Pooh, Pete, etc).
- Panthera Awesome
- Scars Are Forever
- Shockwave Stomp: As Groundshaker.
- Smug Snake
- The Worm That Walks: His many ghosts all merge to form the Groundshaker.
Shan Yu Shan-Yu is the leader of the Hun army, and plans to attack and take over China (The Land of Dragons in game). He is large and burly, and wields a blade with zigzag shaped edges. His eyes and ears over China is his pet falcon, Hayabusa. Hayabusa appears as an ominous warning to others that Shan-Yu and his army are approaching.
Tremaine "See what happens when you go against my wishes?" Voiced by: Aiko Konoshima (Japanese), Susanne Blakeslee (English) Lady Tremaine is mother by blood of Anastasia and Drizella. Using Cinderella as a maid, she will do anything to ensure her two daughters' own success.
Ursula "The sea and all its spoils bow to my power!" Voiced by: Kujira (Japanese), Pat Carroll (English) A sea witch, Ursula was once a senior member of King Triton's court. However, she was banished for her love of Black Magic. Ursula has two pet eels, Flotsam and Jetsam, whom she refers to as her "poopsies".
- Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: Twice, once during each of her lives before her defeats.
- Back from the Dead: In Kingdom Hearts II, everyone does notice how weird her revival is, but they have a theory that it relates to her mastery of the powers of darkness.
- Subverted in Kingdom Hearts 3 D Dream Drop Distance. She is brought back as the tutorial boss, and appears to remember her previous defeats. However, the journal reveals that she is merely a phantom.
- Berserk Button: Ursula grows to giant size after Sora kills her Mooks Flotsam and Jetsam.
- Breath Weapon
- Combat Tentacles: Of course!
- Deal with the Devil: Offers one to Ariel in both Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts II. In the latter case, she was faking a Heel Face Turn and wanted to give the deal as a gesture of her new found "good will".
- Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: Only this time, it was by having the trident being hurled into her. Incidentally, this was originally how Ursula was going to be defeated in an early draft of the original film.
- Large Ham
- Making a Splash
- Mama Bear: To Flotsam and Jetsam.
- Manipulative Bitch
- One-Winged Angel: In all the games she is in, she turns into a giant form of herself. Trying to defeat her in the first game when she's in that form is pretty hard.
- Only One Name
- Power Hair
- Prongs of Poseidon: When she has king Triton's trident anyway.
- Shock and Awe
- Size Shifter
- Slasher Smile: In the manga.
- Villainous Glutton
- Villain Song: "Ursula's Revenge" in Kingdom Hearts II, which also serves as her Boss Battle due to the mechanics of the world.
- Wicked Witch
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