I know how some people can't stand sequels. But recently I was looking up Oliver and Company on Deviantart and one piece of artwork struck me. Just check this out!
As requested of me by John some time ago, this is an illustration for a sequel to Disney's "Oliver and Company." As far as we know, one is not in the works, but I've heard that it was once slated for production. Anywho, in our little, pretend film here, we pick up a few years later. Everyone is a bit older and there are a few new characters. The villain of our story is Sykes's wicked widow. We also have two puppy siblings,...
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As requested of me by John some time ago, this is an illustration for a sequel to Disney's "Oliver and Company." As far as we know, one is not in the works, but I've heard that it was once slated for production. Anywho, in our little, pretend film here, we pick up a few years later. Everyone is a bit older and there are a few new characters. The villain of our story is Sykes's wicked widow. We also have two puppy siblings,...
Lillian and Annette
This list is only about Disney villains who turned up in animated full-length feature. No Pixar, no package movies and no half-animated movies. I also only included villains, who definitly are villains, not those who turned good at the end of the movie (like Amos Slate) or those which are mostly just slightly jerky characters (like the characters of Dumbo or the Siamese cats).
10. Sloth:
It should be obvious why this motivation is at the bottom on the list. Lazy villains don’t really provide much action because they are…well, too lazy to do much. So it’s no wonder that the only...
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10. Sloth:
It should be obvious why this motivation is at the bottom on the list. Lazy villains don’t really provide much action because they are…well, too lazy to do much. So it’s no wonder that the only...
