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Spiderman's Villains In 'Star Wars Trilogy'
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There are many villains everywhere one goes. From kids cartoons to horror movies, there are villains even if they do not look to be evil. In the famous “Star Wars Trilogy”, Darth Vader is the main villain. In the cartoon “Spongebob SquarePants”, the main villain is Plankton. Lastly, in the “Spiderman Series” there are many villains but for this sake, Venom will be the villain. Not all villains are born to be evil, something makes them evil. In the end, villains can be found all around.
In the “Star Wars Trilogy IV,V,IV”, there are many villains but the most memorable and iconic one is Darth Vader. Lucasfilms states that Darth Vader became evil by, “Emperor Palpatine twisting then, Anakin Skywalker’s mind, to turn against …show more content…
For this sake however, Venom is going to be the star villain. Venom,AKA Eddie Brock, became evil due to Peter Parker ruining his newspaper photo taker job by being able to show Eddy’s pictures are a phony(Marvel Comics). Doing this James Jonah Jameson lays off Eddy and returns the job back to Peter Parker. Terrorizing the city of New York by taking civilians hostage, attempting to kill SpiderMan and many civilians is what identifies as Venom being evil. Venom’s end goal is to destroy and kill Spider Man also to kill Mary Jane, SpiderMan's girlfriend, since Peter stole Eddy’s girlfriend. Venom’s plan is to first lure Spider Man to save Mary Jane by trapping her on top of a building. Once Spider Man arrives, Venoms attacks him along side with SandMan(another spiderman villain). From there he will attempt to kill both Mary Jane and Peter Parker.
In the end, there are many villains where one goes. In the “Star Wars Trilogy” there are many villains, but the main and most memorable is Darth Vader. Plankton Sheldon is the main and favorite villain in the “SpongeBob” series, due to him being in almost all episodes. Lastly, Venom, the closest to resemble spider man, is a villain shown in “SpiderMan III”. In the end, all villains are not born evil, a tragic event is hwt makes him
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