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Part 3 of 4 of my Disney Templete to commemorate this special day, this time for the villains of each era.

Golden Era (1937-1942): Stromboli (Pinocchio)

Wartime Era (1943-1949): Mr. Winky (The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad)
As the human version of the Chief Weasel in the original novel, I have to say that he can be the most silly and twisted villain when he framed Toad for the motor car theft.

Silver Era (1950-1967): Captain James Hook (Peter Pan)
He is one of the best highlights of Peter Pan that made him an entertaining villain. Not to mention, his motive of wanting revenge on Peter Pan is quite understandable because it was Peter that caused him to be hunted by the Crocodile and giving him PTSD. Without the legendary Hans Conried, I would have never enjoyed this villain that stole the movie.

Bronze Era (1970-1988): Professor Ratigan (The Great Mouse Detective)
What can I say about him other than he should have been one of the best well known Disney Villains? Two words: Vincent Price.

Renaissance Era (1989-1999): Judge Claude Frollo
His scary and devious traits made him one of the best villains we ever had and really had one of the best Disney Villain songs, due to his scary nature.

Post-Renaisance Era (2000-2008): Alameda Slim (Home on the Range)
As silly as he is to some people, I consider him to be quite entertaining and there's a deleted scene that would have made sense, even if it may not have aged well. Not to mention, he's also played for laughs because of the shenanigans he gets pushed through by the heroes.

Revival Era (2008-Onwards): King Candy (Wreck it Ralph)

Credit to RadioDemoness1989

Description
Part 3 of 4 of my Disney Templete to commemorate this special day, this time for the villains of each era.

Golden Era (1937-1942): Stromboli (Pinocchio)

Wartime Era (1943-1949): Mr. Winky (The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad)
As the human version of the Chief Weasel in the original novel, I have to say that he can be the most silly and twisted villain when he framed Toad for the motor car theft.

Silver Era (1950-1967): Captain James Hook (Peter Pan)
He is one of the best highlights of Peter Pan that made him an entertaining villain. Not to mention, his motive of wanting revenge on Peter Pan is quite understandable because it was Peter that caused him to be hunted by the Crocodile and giving him PTSD. Without the legendary Hans Conried, I would have never enjoyed this villain that stole the movie.

Bronze Era (1970-1988): Professor Ratigan (The Great Mouse Detective)
What can I say about him other than he should have been one of the best well known Disney Villains? Two words: Vincent Price.

Renaissance Era (1989-1999): Judge Claude Frollo
His scary and devious traits made him one of the best villains we ever had and really had one of the best Disney Villain songs, due to his scary nature.

Post-Renaisance Era (2000-2008): Alameda Slim (Home on the Range)
As silly as he is to some people, I consider him to be quite entertaining and there's a deleted scene that would have made sense, even if it may not have aged well. Not to mention, he's also played for laughs because of the shenanigans he gets pushed through by the heroes.

Revival Era (2008-Onwards): King Candy (Wreck it Ralph)

Credit to RadioDemoness1989