Sebastian Michaelis Vs. Ash Landers - 'Black Butler'
[ranking: 5]
Ash Landers, a fallen angel gone berserk, tries to burn London to the ground in an effort to purify humanity. This puts him at odds with Sebastian Michaelis, not that he particularly cares about the fate of London. After all, Sebastian's a demon whose job it is to harvest souls.
However, he still wants Ash to perish for his own reasons, so he's more than happy to take him on in a fight. In order to defeat him, he reverts to his much-loathed demonic form, but once that happens he's able to easily tear Ash to shreds.
Sasuke Vs. Danz?? - 'Naruto'
[ranking: 2]
Though not a villain for the entirety of Naruto, Sasuke Uchiha acts like one when he chooses to go against Konoha and go against his former allies, becoming a villain regardless of what viewers might think of the reasons behind his behavior.
Without Danz?? Shimura, Sasuke never would have become a villain - Danz??, as it turns out, orders Itachi to slay the rest of the Uchiha clan. Sasuke now knows the truth and is ready to tear Danz?? apart. Danz?? fights using the power of Uchiha eyeballs embedded in his withered arm. While extremely gratifying to watch Sasuke get revenge and defeat this dirtbag, one can't easily forget that Sasuke also wants to take his anger out on innocent people.
Team Magma Vs. Team Aqua - 'Pok??mon'
[ranking: 12]
Team Magma and Team Aqua exist as villainous organizations who have directly opposing goals - and as a result, each wants to stop the other from achieving their particular aim. Team Magma wants to increase the size of the Earth's landmasses by harnessing the power of Groudon, while Team Aqua wants to do the same thing with the oceans by using Kyogre.
In the eyes of each organization, their goals will produce new evolutions in Pok??mon. Over two episodes in the Advanced Generations series, the two teams battle each other to gain control over the legendary Pok??mon - while also being pursued by Ash and his friends.
Though viewers never support either team's machinations, it makes for enjoyable entertainment to watch them duke it out while the heroes remain unscathed.
Honnouji Academy Vs. Naniwa Kinman High School - 'Kill La Kill'
[ranking: 10]
The battle between Honnouji Academy and Naniwa Kinman High School provides an interesting example of this trope. Both sides appear evil while the fight takes place - Honnouji Academy is ruled by the cruel and despotic Satsuki Kiryuin, who forces her classmates into a never-ending fight for supremacy. However, she's trying to turn the school into a powerful fortress that can be used to defeat her mother Ragyo, who wants to wipe out humanity in exchange for otherworldly power.
Meanwhile, the student council president of Naniwa Kinman High School, Kaneo Takarada, seems like he's simply out to make as much money as possible, and in fact, he's more than happy to bribe people, cause property damage, and otherwise upend people's lives. Secretly, however, he wants all that money to give to Nudist Beach, an organization devoted to protecting humanity from the same threat that Satsuki is fighting against.
This is never made clear during their fight, during which Honnouji tries to infiltrate Naniwa. It looks like two powerful villainous groups duking it out for power.
Overhaul Vs. The League Of Villains - 'My Hero Academia' (Manga)
[ranking: 4]
Warning: this scene has yet to pop up in the anime, so if you've yet to catch up with the manga, keep scrolling.
Chisaki Kai, a terrifying villain, reveals exactly what he's made of when the League of Villains invites him to meet with them in an abandoned factory in the hopes of recruiting him. Chisaki finds their plans laughable and disorganized, freely insults them, and then asks them to be subordinate to him instead.
The League of Villains gets angry, and they enter a fight that leaves Magne's body blasted in half, Mr. Compress' arm torn off, and one of Chisaki's allies getting slain. Chisaki leaves and the reader gets the sense the heroes will soon going to have something far more dangerous to deal with than just the League of Villains.
Piccolo And Goku Vs. Radditz - 'Dragon Ball Z'
[ranking: 9]
Piccolo sheds his villain status throughout the run of Dragon Ball Z, but at the start of the series, he's Goku's arch-nemesis. Despite the rancor between the two, they team up to take on Goku's mysterious brother, Raditz, who has arrived on earth intending to wipe out humanity. Piccolo may not exactly care about humanity at this point, but the Namekian's own run-in with Raditz makes him think the vicious Saiyan needs to be stopped.
During the fight, Piccolo unleashes a move he'd developed to defeat Goku and claims he'll use it on Raditz. Instead, he hits and mortally damages both Saiyans - because, in the end, Piccolo remains out for himself.
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