Best Animated Disney Movie Villain Death?

[Progressive Pessimist]

I've seen a lot of threads about animated Disney movies and I thought I would add my own centered around the deaths of Disney villains in their animated movies, new and old. They can sometimes be surprisingly grim. So what do you think are the best ones?

Oh, and spoilers will obviously be present if you haven't seen these movies before.

Three come to mind for me:

1. Clayton from 'Tarzan' gets hanged by jungle vines, and you even get see his corpse's shadow!

2. Scar from 'The Lion King' gets eaten alive by his own hyenas when they turn on him.

3. In 'Oliver & Company' Sykes' car collides with a train and he f***ing explodes!

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

There's something to be said four Rourke in "Atlantis".

[Blue3]

Scar
*beaten in a fight
*falls at least a hundred feet
*is eaten alive by his hyena subordinates
*and is engulfed in wildfire, for good measure
with epic music and visuals.

[Mr. Smith]

- Ursula gets impaled on the bow of a boat...pretty much the only thing from The Little Mermaid worth anything.

- Shan Yu being rocketed into the Emperor's office in Mulan and setting off fireworks.

One of those two.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Nuka (deleted scene version) from the Lion King 2 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POiuesibKH4).

Now, if we're talking about scenes that weren't cut for being too dark and actually made it into the movie, then Scar (with Frollo as the runner-up: "And He shall smite the wicked and cast them into the fiery pit.").

[Progressive Pessimist]

I can't believe I forgot about Syndrome! 3D animated Disney movies count too.

The guy gets sucked up into a jet engine by his cape and then the plane explodes. Yeah, this takes the number one spot for me, actually.

[Blue3]

I can't believe I forgot about Syndrome! 3D animated Disney movies count too.

The guy gets sucked up into a jet engine by his cape and then the plane explodes. Yeah, this takes the number one spot for me, actually.

That's Pixar. If Pixar counts, then so does all of Star Wars, Indiana Jones, 20th Century Fox, Marvel, etc.

But that is a great moment

[RINO Tom]

There's something to be said four Rourke in "Atlantis".

How in the literal  does the (hotttttt) Helga girl survive that fall??  Haha.

Anyway, I am going to try to remember how I thought of them when I was a kid ... probably my top five:

1. Sleeping Beauty (Maleficent) ... epic, I miss this kind of shlt.
2. The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Frollo) ... falling two hundred feet into what appears to somehow be lava is about as cool as it gets for a kid.
3. The Rescuers Down Under (McLeach) ... falling off a waterfall always seemed pretty epic, too.
5. The Great Mouse Detective (Ratigan) ... hey, I liked the falls.
4. Tarzan (Clayton) ... brutally creative, lol.

[Progressive Pessimist]

I can't believe I forgot about Syndrome! 3D animated Disney movies count too.

The guy gets sucked up into a jet engine by his cape and then the plane explodes. Yeah, this takes the number one spot for me, actually.

That's Pixar. If Pixar counts, then so does all of Star Wars, Indiana Jones, 20th Century Fox, Marvel, etc.

But that is a great moment

Pixar counts because it's 100% animated.

[Mr. Smith]

There's something to be said four Rourke in "Atlantis".

How in the literal  does the (hotttttt) Helga girl survive that fall??  Haha.

Anyway, I am going to try to remember how I thought of them when I was a kid ... probably my top five:

1. Sleeping Beauty (Maleficent) ... epic, I miss this kind of shlt.
2. The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Frollo) ... falling two hundred feet into what appears to somehow be lava is about as cool as it gets for a kid.
3. The Rescuers Down Under (McLeach) ... falling off a waterfall always seemed pretty epic, too.
5. The Great Mouse Detective (Ratigan) ... hey, I liked the falls.
4. Tarzan (Clayton) ... brutally creative, lol.

She didn't, she literally broke her back and used up the last breath to f&*k over Rourke.

[RINO Tom]

There's something to be said four Rourke in "Atlantis".

How in the literal  does the (hotttttt) Helga girl survive that fall??  Haha.

Anyway, I am going to try to remember how I thought of them when I was a kid ... probably my top five:

1. Sleeping Beauty (Maleficent) ... epic, I miss this kind of shlt.
2. The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Frollo) ... falling two hundred feet into what appears to somehow be lava is about as cool as it gets for a kid.
3. The Rescuers Down Under (McLeach) ... falling off a waterfall always seemed pretty epic, too.
5. The Great Mouse Detective (Ratigan) ... hey, I liked the falls.
4. Tarzan (Clayton) ... brutally creative, lol.

She didn't, she literally broke her back and used up the last breath to f&*k over Rourke.

I think that fall would kill her upon impact, is my point.

[Kingpoleon]

Scar
*beaten in a fight
*falls at least a hundred feet
*is eaten alive by his hyena subordinates
*and is engulfed in wildfire, for good measure
with epic music and visuals.

Scar is also perhaps the single most capable Disney villain of all time. He literally united the disparate, squabbling, numerous groups of the Mufasa Kingdom and was only unpopular because he was unable to stop a drought.

[S019]

Scar
*beaten in a fight
*falls at least a hundred feet
*is eaten alive by his hyena subordinates
*and is engulfed in wildfire, for good measure
with epic music and visuals.

This, also Scar's personality is also horrible, which adds to this, he would sell out anyone, as seen when he blamed his hyena friends or when he killed his own brother for his own greed. He is the kind of guy, who will stoop to any level, and to see him be rightfully punished for all of that, is not only entertaining, but it adds a proper resolution to the plot.