Supervillain Type

            I would say the sadistic supervillain is the most dangerous because he or she will hurt literally anyone.  Like the Joker for instance, will kill just about anyone to get Batman’s attention.  In that sense anyone could be in his crosshairs.  With a vengeful villain as long as you stay out of the way of who the villain wants to get revenge on you should be okay.  The straightforward villain isn’t that dangerous because they avoid killing someone unless they deem it necessary.  I think that Heroic villains are dangerous because although they see themselves as heroes they will kill innocents for the good of their cause.  I still think that sadistic villains are more dangerous though.

With a sadistic supervillain it also doesn’t matter the number of people or how high you are up in society and the protection you may have.  This type of villain just kills for the fun of it two which is also scary.  These traits only carry over to people that have actual mental disorders and are just psychotic.  I don’t think people choose to be this way, I think their brain is just wired differently.  This kind of sounds cliché of a guy to say but I’m not afraid of anyone because I’ve never been in a situation that someone is threatening to harm me or has evil intent.  If that were to happen I’m sure I would be afraid of them.

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