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(#14) Esdeath
When you're capable of mowing down 100,000 soldiers - including ten teigu users - by yourself, you know you deserve a spot on this list. Esdeath, the leader of the Jaegers, is an absolute beast when it comes to combat. When she introduces her own teigu, which allows her to manipulate ice and even create ice soldiers that she can control, she gets even more terrifying.
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(#21) Griffith
- Berserk Golden Age Arc I: The Egg of the King, Berserk Golden Age Arc II: The Battle for Doldrey
Before he sacrifices the member of the Band of the Hawk to become Femto, Griffith has the powers of an average skilled warrior. But once he becomes Femto, he gains the ability to warp reality, defy gravity, and control causality itself. Basically, the dude becomes a god - but the price to get there is steep indeed.
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(#3) Beerus - 'Dragon Ball Super'
As a God of Destruction, Beerus is so strong that even Goku couldn't touch him during their first encounter. Though he looks and acts like a lazy cat, he's capable of destroying whole universes with hardly a thought. He doesn't stay in the villain category the whole time, but he's definitely one of the strongest characters to ever fill that role.
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(#23) Accelerator
- To Aru Majutsu no Index, To Aru Majutsu no Index
In a physical contest, Accelerator might lose - but he's also highly unlikely to ever be in such a contest to begin with thanks to his vector-based abilities. Through his passive ability Redirection, he reverses the vectors of anything that comes towards him, making him nearly impossible to hit. His more active ability, Vector Manipulation, lets him do everything from create earthquakes to rewiring someones' nervous system or controlling their blood.
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(#15) Marshall "Blackbeard" Teach
- One Piece
Just like Luffy, Blackbeard wants to be the Pirate King, but he's willing to do a heck of a lot more damage to innocent people than Luffy is to accomplish that. This guy possesses a metric ton of brute strength, but he's also the only person to have two Devil Fruit powers: the Quake-Quake Fruit, which allows him to cause earthquakes, and the Dark-Dark Fruit, which gives him control over darkness.
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(#13) The Demon King - 'The Seven Deadly Sins'
As the creator of the Ten Commandments and the one who gave them their power to begin with, you can imagine that The Demon King is a great deal more powerful than any of them. His signature ability, The Ruler, lets him transform any attacks directed at him into healing - including Meliodas' Full Counter. He's stupidly strong, seemingly immortal, and capable of doing everything from swordfighting to crushing people with darkness and placing them under curses.
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Every movie or Comic Book has a villain in it, and people love a good villain, sometimes even more than they love a hero. This is especially true of anime; a good villain can make the series better, especially because they are more layered and developed than the characters themselves, at least in Shonen. In any case, the best villains in anime are bad, and the heroes have to face the villains at the end of the story or in the series. These major drawbacks are the heroes’ toughest battles, pushing them to their limits and putting us on the edge of our seats as we seek to find the best candidates.
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