Villain or hero: Who is more important?

[Anime Forum]

Nowadays, villains seem to progressively have more appeal.

I agree, but AKB0048 is def an exception. Villains are soooo bland.

[Clayton_n]

It's still better than listening to He-man give another speech.

Here are some good examples of villains who are the main characters

[Riamu.Midori]

It is always the villain that makes what a story is he/she is what makes the story as a whole watching a movie like lets say snow white imagine there was no witch it just would not be interesting. The villain is the person that gets everyone a little mad inside it is the person you hate to be there but also love to be there at the same time.

[zilverkakashi]

both. they are equally important.. a hero would be likable and more lovable... but a villain could be way cooler.

[Clayton_n]

Seriously you cn do without a hero, but not a decent villain... or at least someone who auses trouble. Even the Christian god got that one.

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[Aznen]

Hero is always the heart of the program(or anything), but they are nothing without Villain, so, I think Villain are more imp than hero..

[GuiltySpark]

how are there 55 posts and only 11 votes on this poll?

I really am astounded at how little respect the protagonists are getting from this community.

interesting to read the different points of view.

[Kagome]

how are there 55 posts and only 11 votes on this poll?

I didn't vote because I really believe that both are pretty integral and there is no option for *both*

[GuiltySpark]

I didn't vote because I really believe that both are pretty integral and there is no option for *both*

touche

[Hiro Of The Dark]

I wanna say both. You can't have one without the other. They are both equally important but, thats just me.

[Ragenomics]

Villain, because without them the hero is just some chump going about their day.

[hatersgonnahatemeh]

Villian