You have been told you need to be writing villains, memorable antagonists that can supercharge your plot. But unless you're writing a fantasy novel, you might not be sure how to do this.
Tips and Ideas for Creating Villains I make up characters in my head all the time. Sometimes I write down my ideas, drafting character sketches. Most of them never make it to a story, but the really compelling ones do. Now that I’ve found a surefire way to harvest villains from the ...
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And that’s what I think is the crux of writing a good “villain.” Would what they’re doing, given any other perspective, be considered righteous? Are they, in this case, only the villain because they lost the fight? Would the story have been very different if they came out victoriou...
In many stories, the hero should be winning some battles, particularly if you’re writing any kind of series. Your hero may need a short-lived happy ending at the close of book, issue, or episode one. But if your villain needs to win rather than lose, how does that work? The answer...
We made a writing app for you Yes, you! Write. Format. Export for ebook and print. 100% free, always. GoogleFacebook Magneto fromX-Men: guess what type of anti-villain he is? Example #1: Erik Killmonger fromBlack Panther “Villain” —Erik is on a mission to carry out the work of...
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My Personal Gain Return! Even After Coming Back to Earth from Another World, I Can Still Use Magic? I Have an Item Box? Even If Earth Ends Up in Trouble, It’s All a Win for Me! The Dutiful Kid Who Saved the Villainous Family...
The first step to creating a villain is basically the same as the first step to writing an adventure. You need to figure out the motivation and the resolution. But, in this case, the motivation and resolution are going to be driven by an antagonist’s goal. Now, you can start this pro...