In most anime series, the protagonist is the most adored character, which is hardly surprising given how much screen time they are provided. On the other hand, villains have far fewer opportunities, which is why they must make them count.
Anime villains are often seen as completely immoral and innately evil, but that is not always the case. There have been several instances where the antagonist has been right and, in a way, justified their actions. These villains have not only amassed a great deal of popularity, but they have also earned the admiration and support of the fans. With that in mind, here are some anime villains who were actually right.
Madara Uchiha is arguably the most well-known Naruto villain. From a young age, he was exposed to the horrors of war, in which he ended up losing several members of his family, including his father and brothers. This turned Madara into a hardened warrior who wanted to break the cycle of hatred and create a world where everyone could live in peace.
Madara's plan was to put people into a state of genjutsu from which getting out was nearly impossible. He believed that no matter what happened, people would eventually turn to the darkness in their hearts and end up making some very stupid decisions. While Madara was taken down during the Fourth Great Ninja War, the events of Boruto confirmed that he was not entirely wrong in his assessment.
Yagami Light is the anti-hero/villain of Death Note. At the beginning of the story, he was a high school student who wanted to lead a normal life that was devoid of any irregularities. But his life changed after stumbling into the Death Note. Over time, Yagami Light learned that the notebook was of supernatural origin and that it could "change the world" in the right hands.
Yagami Light had strong political views and a strong sense of morality, which is why he decided to use the Death Note to eradicate notorious criminals. His work not only saved the lives of many innocent people, but it also instilled fear in the hearts of criminals, which led to a decline in the overall crime rate. There is no denying that some of Light's decisions were rather radical, but eventually his actions would have changed the world for the better.
Enrico Pucci is one of the most well-written villains in modern shonen. While he is not the most popular JoJo villain, it is safe to say that he is probably the only one who thought about others instead of himself. Enrico Pucci wanted to create a world where people would live without any fear. He wanted people to know their fates so that they would be free from any anxiety.
Pucci believed that if humans were aware of what was coming, they would stop living in fear, and the world would be a better place. He was of the opinion that taking away people's free will was just a small trade-off for something so good.
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