Disney Villain Downfalls III Trivia Quiz

Answer: Horned King

The Horned King is the villain in Disney's 1985 film "The Black Cauldron". He is a skeleton-like creature who seeks to rule the world by unleashing an army of soldiers called Cauldron Born, for which he needs to control the titular black cauldron. After the hero Taran finds the black cauldron and is captured by the Horned King, the villain sets his plan in motion.

However, things go awry and the Horned King attacks Taran. Taran pushed the Horned King away from and into the pull of the cauldron which sucks him into the pot, rips off his skin before exploding.

Answer: Maleficent

Maleficent is the villain in the 1950 film "Sleeping Beauty". Often called a witch, she is actually a dark fairy and, in Disney Villain media, is considered the leader of all Disney villains. When Prince Phillip goes to save Aurora, he faces off against Maleficent who uses her powers to transform into a giant dragon.

The dragon has the upper hand on the prince who is powerless against it until the three good fairies power up his sword. Prince Phillip stabs Dragon Maleficent in the chest, causing her to collapse onto a bridge which soon gives way under her.

Answer: Shan Yu

Shan Yu is the leader of the Huns and the main villain in the 1998 film "Mulan". As the leader of the Huns, he wishes to invade China. At the film's climax, Shan Yu invades the Emperor's palace where Mulan reveals herself as the threatening Chinese soldier who attacked the Huns.

He chases Mulan to the roof where she grabs his sword and pins him to the roof. Meanwhile, Mushu has gotten hold of a rocket and aims it toward Shan Yu, sending him to the sky in a blaze of fireworks.

Answer: Madam Mim

Madam Mim is the wicked wizard in the 1963 film "The Sword in the Stone". She is a wizard and rival of Merlin who is the strongest wizard of all, although Madam Mim believes that title belongs to her. During her end match against Merlin, Madam Mim transforms into an unstoppable dragon. Merlin, unable to defeat the dragon who has him in her claws, transforms into a virus which infects and defeats Madam Mim. Madam Mim is then forced to recover from her illness by basking in the sunlight, something she hates as she prefers the darkness.

Answer: Kaa

Kaa is one of the villains in the 1967 film "The Jungle Book". He is a snake who desires nothing more to eat Mowgli. Kaa is also an expert in hypnosis and is able to hypnotize most people with his eyes. At one point in the film, Kaa has hypnotized Mowgli in preparation for eating him.

However, he inadvertently frees Mowgli from his spell. In an attempt to get Mowgli back, Kaa lunges at him but his tail is caught in a bamboo brush which prevents the snake from chasing after Mowgli, who escapes.

Answer: Hopper

Hopper is the villain in the 1998 Disney/Pixar film "A Bug's Life". Hopper is the evil leader of the grasshoppers who is terrified of birds after he was injured by one earlier in his life. In the film's climax, the ants led by Flik rebel against the grasshoppers. Hopper is left defenseless, although he does fight back and tries to escape.

However, the bird flies in and swipes Hopper. She takes Hopper back to her babies in their nest and feeds the once mighty grasshopper leader to them.

Answer: Clayton

Clayton is the evil hunter from the 1999 film "Tarzan". He is a hunter who seeks to sell gorillas on the black market. However, Tarzan interferes with Clayton's plans and the hunter soon chases after the titular hero. After chasing Tarzan through the jungle's treetops, Clayton gets caught in a mass of vines.

He attempts to slash his way out but accidentally hangs himself with a vine after he slashes too many vines and the bottoms gives way.

Answer: Claude Frollo

Claude Frollo is the villain in the 1996 film "The Hunchback of Notre Dame". He is notoriously known as one of the most evil villains in all of Disney's films. He is the Parisian Justice Minister who seeks to rid the city of Romani or Gypsy people. Frollo chases Quasimodo and Esmeralda in an attempt to murder them both and accidentally slips when Quasimodo grabs him and finds himself dangling onto a gargoyle.

Although Frollo is able to secure himself, he falls into the pool molten copper beneath him when the gargoyle comes to life, scaring Frollo perhaps in a hallucination or divine intervention.

Answer: Si and Am

Si and Am are a pair of villains from the 1955 film "Lady and the Tramp". They are Siamese cats who often use Lady as a scapegoat for their own misbehavior. Unlike most Disney villains, Si and Am do not receive a dramatic downfall. They are last seen being carried by their owner, Aunt Sarah, after pretending to be injured by Lady who is placed in a muzzle as a result.

Answer: Syndrome

Syndrome is the main villain in the 2004 Disney/Pixar superhero film "The Incredibles". Syndrome's real name is Buddy Pine and he was Mr. Incredible's biggest fan until Mr. Incredible grew angry with him for interfering in his superhero duties. Vowing revenge, Buddy became Syndrome, a supervillain. Syndrome intends to use his robot to destroy Metroville and become the hero by saving the city from his creation.

However, the robot rebels against Syndrome and the Incredibles have to save the city. During the ensuing battle, Syndrome gets his cape caught in a jet turbine (mimicking a previous event that angered Mr.

Incredible), causing the jet to explode.