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I actually don't think anyone in the narrative qualifies as an anti-villain. There are bad guys like Talon and Vishkar, but I don't think Symettra qualifies just for wanting to keep order.
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Taken from the opening paragraph on AntiVillain.
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As for Doomfist, well I suppose it's too early to say. If we ever learn any more of his plans, it may point us in a better direction to just what he actually desires when he wants
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\"Their desired ends are mostly good, but their means of getting there are evil. Alternatively, their desired ends are evil, but far more ethical or moral than most villains and they thus use fairly benign means to achieve it, and can be heroic on occasion.\"
Symettra\'s desired ends are good. She wants to keep order in the world. Her means of getting there aren\'t evil though. Vishkar most certainly is evil, but her characterization so far indicates that she has no malicious intentions or possibly even knows of Vishkar\'s true objectives.
Doomfist\'s goals most certainly are evil if he\'s willing to use Talon to terrorize the planet, but as an individual he seems to show some degree of honor in battle.
Symettra\'s desired ends are good. She wants to keep order in the world. Her means of getting there aren\'t evil though. Vishkar most certainly is evil, but her characterization so far indicates that she has no malicious intentions or possibly even knows of Vishkar\'s true objectives.
Doomfist\'s goals most certainly are evil if he\'s willing to use Talon to terrorize the planet, but as an individual he seems to show some degree of honor in battle.
