I think it's shocking that there isn't an animated adaptation of Shelley's novel. Dracula, Jekyll and Hyde, and The Phantom of the Opera have animated adaptations, but not Frankenstein.
For me, Kiriyama's Attack
Count Vlad Țepeș Dracula, also better known simply as Dracula, as well as titles such as The Lord of Darkness, is the main antagonist of Konami's Castlevania franchise.
Dracula looks like a typical vampire, with chalk-white skin and bright red eyes, clad in luxurious medieval attire and a long, high-collared, red-linen black cape. However, depictions vary from game to game.
In the early games, he resembles Bela Lugosi's portrayal in the famous 1931 Dracula film; clad in the "classical" tuxedo, clean-shaven, with short, sleeked black hair in a widow's peak.
However, Symphony of the Night set his aspect as an old aristocrat twice as tall as an adult, with long grey hair, a thin moustache and a goatee; making him heavily resemblant of his original book counterpart, wearing an ornate coat, a sash belt, and an ascot tie. He sometimes appears in ornate robes, or younger-looking.
Dracula almost always turns into a gigantic demon, most often with horns and red bat-like wings. His most common form is a dark blue or greenish draconic gargoyle; with wings on his arms, also appearing as a black, bat-like demon among variations. But he has also become a Mesopotamian-looking idol, an insectoid dragon, or an immense purple devil.
Throughout the series, he has turned to a giant bat, an immense vampiric face, a gigantic and devilish goat head, or turned his cape; into a mash of demonic figures with skull-like heads and gigantic arms and wings.
The Crow: Stairway to Heaven is an American-British-Canadian superhero television series created by Bryce Zabel. It originally aired from September 25, 1998, to May 22, 1999, consisting of 22 episodes.
Shan Yu is the main antagonist of Disney's 36th full-length animated feature film, Mulan.
Just like the other characters in the film, Shan Yu is a muscular and gigantic Hun, with Mongoloid-Asiatic features. He has gray skin, glowing yellow eyes with black sclera, bared fangs, and a sharp nose. He also has a horseshoe, a long mustache, and long, abundant black flowing hair, but is also half-bald. He wears a ragged coat consisting of cream on the right and black on the left, with both an eggplant pelt sash, eggplant animal pelt cuffs, and brim, and a fluffy gray pelt scarf with timber wolf stripes. Shan Yu only dons a black glove on the left hand, presumably a gauntlet for his pet falcon. On occasion, he is also the only one with yellow eyes, and he was seen wearing a black hood with a fluffy gray trim until after recovering from the avalanche.
Tabuu is the leader of the Subspace Army and the main antagonist and final boss of Super Smash Bros. Brawl's Adventure Mode: The Subspace Emissary.
His physical form is a bluish-green glowing humanoid figure with a strange heart-like object inside of him, red eyes, and wings that only appear for his dreaded Off Waves attack.
His simple design in space gives him a presence that makes him remembered.
Lotney "Sloth" Fratelli is a supporting character in the 1985 film The Goonies.
Sloth is very tall and muscular, and has distorted features due to his mother dropping him multiple times when he was a baby. He is seen with only a couple of teeth, and his eyes are slanted.
Judge Holden is the main antagonist of Cormac McCarthy's 1985 horror/thriller crime and anti-Western epic novel Blood Meridian.
He is described as nearly 7 feet tall (2.13 m) and completely lacking body hair, including eyebrows and eyelashes. He is massive in frame, enormously strong, an excellent musician and dancer, a fine draftsman, exceptionally articulate and persuasive in several languages, and an unerring marksman.
His skin is so pale it has almost no pigment. This strange appearance, along with his keen, extremely fast reflexes, strength, agility, apparent immunity to sleep and aging, and multifarious other abilities psuggests he issomething other than a normal human. In the final pages of the novel, McCarthy makes more direct reference to the Judge as a supernatural entity, or even as a concept personified.
Evil
F*ck this fire, send it to the deepest place of hell.
Saltbaker was fine enough without this b*tch
"Bon" is the main antagonist of The Walten Files.
"Bon", in his default ghost appearance, is often represented as a tall, sharply dressed man lacking any distinctive hair, with completely monochromatic white skin, riddled with various scars and markings of varying consistency, though this has been examined in depth by several members of the fanbase. Bon's head is considerably injured, and though it's sometimes inconsistent.
Maybe Jack?
Mason McArtea (Cole in Terrifier 3) came to my high school. He gave a presentation for my theatre class. He was a former student and a great guy overall.
Mason McArtea (Dan Shelter in Season 4) came to my high school. He gave a presentation for my theatre class. He was a former student and a great guy overall.
This is probably my favorite version of all time, which includes Bernie's version.
Frankenstein's Monster is the main antagonist of horror mangaka Junji Ito's Frankenstein, an adaptation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.
He is a gigantic artificial man, at least twice, if not three times as tall as Victor and the other humans in the story. Owing to him being made from dead bodies, he has an undead appearance, with his skin constantly damp and covered in bandages from which blood regularly seeps through, and his eyes are milky and cloudy, making his pupils and irises difficult to make out. For much of his time after his creation, the Monster wears a long, dark cloak.
Have fun sleeping tonight