Who Is That Villain? Trivia Quiz

Answer: Tremaine

Lady Tremaine, whose appearance was in "Cinderella", is the stepmother of the titular character. She spoiled her own two daughters while treating Cinderella as a servant. Tremaine wanted her daughters to go to the ball and marry the prince, but it was Cinderella who was the lucky one. Lady Tremaine did not die in the movie nor did she have any sort of comeuppance.

Answer: Maleficent

The evil fairy Maleficent appeared in "Sleeping Beauty". She was upset about not receiving an invitation to Princess Aurora's party, so she cast a spell on the princess so that she would die at the age of 16. One of the good fairies, Merryweather, was able to change the spell so Aurora would merely fall into a deep sleep. Maleficent died, while in the form of a dragon, when Prince Phillip stabbed her in the stomach with a sword.

Answer: Cruella

"101 Dalmatians" was the name of the movie that Cruella de Vil appeared in. Her goal was to make a fur coat out of Dalmatians, so she had her associates, Horace and Jasper, kidnap Pongo and Perdita's Dalmatian puppies. Cruella did not die but rather had her car crashed into a truck (apart from this, there was no comeuppance).

Answer: Ratigan

Professor Ratigan appeared in "The Great Mouse Detective" where he attempted to take over England by replacing the queen with a robotic double. The family of Hiram, the man kidnapped to build this double, hired Basil of Baker Street (who was based on Sherlock Holmes) to solve the case. Ratigan died when he fell from Big Ben in a showdown with Basil.

Answer: Gaston

Gaston was the villain of "Beauty and the Beast". He always thought highly of himself and he believed that he deserved Belle since he was the best. He did not believe Belle or her father when they spoke of a beast. When Belle provided proof, Gaston convinced the people of the town that the Beast (who Belle was in love with) was a dangerous creature. Gaston fell to his death after trying to kill the Beast, even after the Beast initially spared his life.

Answer: Jafar

Jafar was the villain in the movie "Aladdin". He was the most trusted advisor of the sultan of Agrabah. He wanted possession of the Genie's lamp so he could rule over Agrabah. Aladdin was able to trick Jafar into becoming a genie, which caused Jafar to be imprisoned within his own lamp.

Answer: Frollo

Judge Claude Frollo appeared in "The Hunchback of Notre Dame". He wished to cleanse the world of sin, and one way he did that was by trying to kill gypsies, whom he believed to be evil. He also took in Quasimodo, the titular hunchback, but gave him a very sheltered life. Frollo died when a gargoyle statue he was standing on broke away from Notre Dame Cathedral causing Frollo to fall to his death.

Answer: Hades

Hades was a Greek god who appeared in "Hercules". His goal was to take over Mount Olympus which the Titans assisted in him doing. Hades also had to deal with Hercules, the one whom the Fates prophesied would be able to stop him. Being a god, Hades could not die; however, he was trapped in the River Styx with dead souls.

Answer: Ursula

Ursula was a sea witch from "The Little Mermaid". She wished to take over King Triton's kingdom, Atlantica. She did this by manipulating Triton's daughter, Ariel. The princess would be made human for three days. If Prince Eric kissed Ariel by the time the sun set on the third day, Ariel would be human permanently; otherwise she would be a prisoner of Ursula's. Ursula was killed when Prince Eric impaled her stomach with part of a ship and lightning struck her body.

Answer: Facilier

Dr. Facilier, also known as Shadow Man, appeared in "The Princess and the Frog". He was a witch doctor who wanted to take over New Orleans. He made a deal with his associates (his friends on the other side) although the exact nature of the deal was never mentioned. He died when his friends on the other side dragged him away (somewhere) after failing to accomplish their plan.