Heros can be cool I guess, but they can also be really lame and boring. A lot of people tend to prefer the villains in the movies for obvious reasons. Smart, sense of style, and tend to play by their own rules. Most importantly not as boring as a hero or predictable. So let out your inner dark sides. Who do you think fits you best?

Me? I've always felt a considerable connection to Megabyte from Reboot. I've also been told I remind people of Hannibal Lecter and Voldemort. Yes I know creepy in many ways, but you can't help but admire their good traits.

Lee Van Cleef.

He was bad to the bone in every spaghetti western he ever played in...

Hannibal Lecter. He only killed and ate rude people, which seems an admirable thing.

The Kingpin---even though he looks fat he's only has 2% fat on him, the rest is mussel. Anyway he's a fairly powerful and rich crime boss and not a lot of political people will mess with him.

"For you, the day Bison graced your village was the most important day of your life. But for me, it was Tuesday."

Dutch Van Der Linde for sure.

Majin Buu, because I would be a super-ultimate-non-stop-threat to the entire universe, yet still be allowed some slack on being serious all the time.