The Ultimate Villain Tournament is a bracket style competition that pits movie villain against movie villain. THE FINAL FOUR MATCHUPS! Bill the Butcher from Gangs of New York vs. Agent Smith from The Martix. Which baddie would be able to pull off his/her villainous scheme? Take a look at our character breakdowns and tell us who you think is the bigger threat.
Bill’s villainy lies in his political aspirations. He is willing to manipulate and murder to get what he wants and he thoroughly believes what he wants is best for everyone. Though he is a good fighter, he is also a very well-spoken and intelligent man and this is his greatest threat. Bill the Butcher is strong, but has a lot of enemies and is just an ordinary man. He has the perfect combination of attributes to strike fear into his enemies who are against his views.
Strengths: Strong, smart and well-spoken. Excellent knife-throwing abilities.
Weaknesses: Has a lot of enemies. No match for shrapnel.
Cool. Calm. Powerful. These are only a few words that describe Agent Smith. On top of being equipped with extraordinary reflexes in hand to hand combat, Smith can take his opponent and morph them into a clone of himself, absorbing all their memories and abilities. Agent Smith can definitely go the distance in the tournament, but whatever you do, don’t mention Mr. Anderson, he’s still pretty sensitive about that.
Strengths: Fast; skilled in various forms of fighting; Has the ability to clone himself
Weaknesses: As he absorbs more people he becomes more unhinged, shedding off that cool demeanor he’s known for.
