History Main / CreepyHighPitchedVoice

* HeinousHyena

* MonsterClown, VillainousHarlequin, or PracticallyJoker

* WickedWeasel

* YouDirtyRat

Also note that for the most part, this trope does not generally include evil women or children because they usually do have higher voices. However, a villainess or CreepyChild could count if their voice is exceptionally high, especially considering that villainesses sometimes have a ContraltoOfDanger voice. The WickedWitch is a specific female villain that can count for this trope, because actresses who play evil witches typically raise their voices above their normal pitch to sound elderly and haggardly.

* Hugh Bliss from ''VideoGame/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice'' has a rather effeminate high-pitched voice, which combined with his DissonantSerenity, as well as being albino, lend him an air of creepiness, which turns out to be fitting when he is revealed as the BigBad of Season 1.

Also note that for the most part, this trope does not generally include evil women or children because they usually do have higher voices. However, a villainess or CreepyChild could count if their voice is exceptionally high, especially considering that villainesses sometimes have a ContraltoOfDanger voice.

* ''WesternAnimation/ThePrinceAndThePauper'': The weasel {{Mooks}}, especially the ones voiced by Creator/CharlieAdler, have high-pitched voices that fit their [[LeanAndMean thin, gangly]] appearances. This contrasts with their boss, Pete, who has a [[EvilSoundsDeep deep, booming voice]].

* ''WesternAnimation/ThePrinceAndThePauper'': The weasel {{Mooks}}, especially the ones voiced by Creator/CharlieAdler, have high-pitched voices that fit their [[LeanAndMean thin, gangly]] appearances. This contrasts with their boss, Pete, who has a [[EvilSoundsDeep deep, booming voice]].

* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfZelda1989'': As the first person to give the villainous Ganon a voice, Creator/LenCarlson gave Ganon a raspy, monstrous voice that was often very high-pitched. He did sometimes briefly lower his voice [[GutturalGrowler for creepy effect]], though.

* In ''Film/{{Goosebumps}}'', Creator/JackBlack gives the DemonicDummy Slappy a high-pitched voice reminiscent of Creator/MarkHamill's performances as ComicBook/TheJoker.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfZelda'': As the first person to give the villainous Ganon a voice, Creator/LenCarlson gave Ganon a raspy, monstrous voice that was often very high-pitched. He did sometimes briefly lower his voice [[GutturalGrowler for creepy effect]], though.

** Cosmic Mario from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy'', along with Cosmic Luigi from the same game and the Cosmic Clones from [[VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy2 the sequel]], have Mario's voice but [[UpToEleven pitched-up]].

* HIM from ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' has a very effeminate-sounding voice, fitting for his status as a SissyVillain. Although the [[VoiceOfTheLegion reverb effect]] in his voice is one of the things that actually make him [[KnightOfCerebus legitimately scary]].

* ''WesternAnimation/AaahhRealMonsters'': Downplayed with the Gromble. He has a high-pitched voice and is a LargeHam, and acts like a SadistTeacher sometimes, but deep down, [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold he seems to really care for his students]].

* In ''Theatre/JasperInDeadland'', [[LouisCypher Little Lu]]'s voice is noticeably higher and/or squeakier than the voices of the slaves trapped in his factory.

* ''Theatre/DerFreischutz'': This is the most common way to play Samiel, possibly to constrast him with the Hermit, who is a basso.

* [[OverarchingVillain Bill Cipher]] from ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' has a [[NoIndoorVoice loud]] high-pitched voice by default. When he's entirely pissed off, it changes [[EvilSoundsDeep in the opposite direction]].

* Vortigaunts from the first ''VideoGame/{{HalfLife|1}}'' game have high pitched voices which sound arguably creepy. Averted in the [[VideoGame/HalfLife2 second game]] where their voices are [[GutturalGrowler low an gravely]].

* Vortigaunts from the first VideoGame/HalfLife1 game have high pitched voices which sound arguably creepy. Averted in the second game where their voices are [[GutturalGrowler low an gravely]].

* Vortigaunts from the first VideoGame/HalfLife1 game have high pitched voices which sound arguably creepy. Averted in the second game where their voices are low an gravely.

* MadScientist, or other {{Evil Genius}}es
* MonsterClown, VillainousHarlequin, or PracticallyJoker

* SubvertedKidsShow cast members like DepravedKidsShowHost, Evil {{Toon}}s and the PerversePuppet

* GripingAboutGremlins

* EunuchsAreEvil

* WickedWeasel

->"Later," said a second voice. This too belonged to a man, but it was strangely high-pitched, and cold as a sudden blast of icy wind. Something about that voice made the sparse hairs on the back of Frank's neck stand up.