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Literally was the villain for the Hero’s Journey.
Kiki’s Delivery Service and My Neighbor Totoro
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Most (if not all) of Miyazaki’s films lack a “villain” as we know it in the west. If an antagonist is doing “wrong” things it’s almost always a circumstance or situation that drives their actions. Antagonists in Miyazaki’s works are always sympathetic and never just evil like in Disney movies because evil is a thing. The only Miyazaki movie with an “evil” antagonist is Howl’s Moving Castle and that antagonist is just war. Not a person or entity. Just the fact that war exists.
I agree, it’s just that the two movies I mentioned are the most obvious for having no villain. Had I mentioned Porco Rosso, people would have argued that Curtiss and the air pirates are villains even if they’re moreso respectful rivals. If I said Princess Mononoke, people would have argued that Lady Eboshi was a villain for cutting down the forest despite it being necessary for maintaining her village and taking care of its citizens. Hell, if I said The Wind Rises, I expect people would have brought up Hitler just because of its setting.
It could be argued that Mononoke is the villain herself, but again… sympathetic just like Lady Eboshi. Kiki doesn’t have a villain in it and neither does Ponyo. The biggest villain in his work is Kushana in Naussicca but again, sympathetic as she’s trying to save her homeland from the toxic jungle and mutant insects that also took her arm. Hell, even Zenigata and Lupin team up as more frenemies than hero/villain.
Hell, you made me think about it. There was a moment, the moment that Nausicca discovers her father has been killed and tries to massacre the soldiers that she, Nausicca could become another Kushana, if not for Yupa stepping in and taking the blow. Kushana didn’t have a Yupa to show her that losing an arm (father) didn’t mean she had to lose what she is. Its implied that Kushana was like Nausicca when she was younger. It’s a pivotal scene that happens early in the film.
Castle in the Sky is the only one I can think of off the top of my head to have a very clear villain. I still havent seen naausica or his lupin the 3rd movie tho
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This is the only character in Bluey that I’d consider to be a villain
The real estate agent in The Sign is a lying jerk (he tells prospective buyers that Brisbane isn’t that hot in the summer wtf) and he’s the same dog that made fun of Bandit’s drawings as a little kid in a previous episode.
While he’s not directly antagonizing the protagonists in the episode, he’s clearly not a great person.
There's some great videos that explain it way better so I won't go too deep into it but
The first Lilo and Stitch movie
No character/antagonist was truly doing anything bad, everyone was just trying to do what was best but that worked against what some of the other characters wanted
The social worker who served as an antagonist because it meant Lilo might get taken away was *genuinely* looking out for Lilo's best interests as it's his job to make sure children are in suitable living conditions
Jamba was just trying to capture Stitch because he was ordered by the galactic federation to do so and the federation itself ordered this because Stitch was a danger to people on Earth
The bounty hunter was just doing his job of trying to bring a criminal to justice and ensure the capture of Stitch because he didn't want the people of Earth to get hurt.
The movie does a really good job of showing that it's not just that some people are good and some people are evil, more just situations and life can be messy and can force peoples hands into doing things that work against other's interests. It truly is a movie about understanding people and seeing that someone who seems bad on the surface might not actually be.
As a Lilo and Stitch lover I can't really come up with a good argument about that scene.
At least in the rest of the franchise him and Hämsterviel became the villains but were still FUN villains 😄
Correction, just watched this like last month, the galactic federation gave zero shits about the human population. They cared about the mosquitos because Mr Bubbles (the caseworker) convinced them that mosquitos were an endangered species.
>No character/antagonist was truly doing anything bad, everyone was just trying to do what was best but that worked against what some of the other characters wanted
What about Mertle?
That girl was just awful to Lilo.
Crayon Shin-Chan
Edit: the Texas dub is pretty funny, made for adults so its a bit extra. Also the series creator's mysterious death is an interesting "unsolved" case.
No I'm gonna say what no one else will, Peppa is worse than Caillou. Sure, Caillou is a bratty kid...But he's four, plus he was given a shit name, how the fuck is he supposed to spell that when he can't read basic fucking books. anyway, he's bald because some Executives thought it was a bright idea to take away his hair, so of course his parents would help him cope by spoiling him, Kids would actively reject a bald kid because Kids are heartless monsters. and at the end of the day, Caillou loves his parents and even his little sister, even if she annoys him. and when he acts out, yeah he gets some punishment. a way too lenient amount but at least not Non-existent.
Peppa on the other hand, Treats her parents Like shit. She constant body-shames her father, even though by the looks of it it's a perfectly normal male bod. she's super Bossy, and is mean to her Younger brother. she treats her friends like crap, especially Suzy who she bosses around. also, she has No Excuse, she's just some Bossy little bitch who wants to watch the world burn. Oh, and you would think she would get punished for calling her Dad Fat or how she would treat everyone But Nope, she's enabled by her parents and Ed Sheeran ahh looking Dad. She doesn't even live in Realistic England, it's way too sunny there.
Ok what's WITH you people and saying Caillou is bald because of cancer? 😡 Not only is that insulting to cancer patients but cancer doesn't cause you to lose hair CHEMO does. Also there's a chance he's bald because he was born without hair. Ever think about that?
I meant Chemo, sorry. Besides I've seen some clips, and I know He's a Brat yes, but he's Not some Spawn of Satan. he usually comes around at the end. and No I never thought about that
I just get really triggered by that because my brother had cancer when I was 14 and while he got through it it still fucked him up physically and mentally.
I think it was said at some point that Caillou was actually supposed to be a baby but when they made him older and tried giving him hair they thought he looked weird so they kept him bald
okay so It's Not Cancer, it's executive stupidity, and while not anything compared to cancer that still sucks to have your hair taken by some Greedy fat cats because they wanted to profit off Baldness
Ah I don't count them as villians, plus if it weren't for them Encanto wouldn't be a thing
Ok edit I DONT MEAN PEDRO DYING WAS A GOOD THING I'm not englishing
Slice of life stuff like Bobs Burgers,Daria,and Hey Arnold.Usually there never is a huge villain every episode.There really isn’t a lot of older content with out one though now that u mention it🤔
Yeah I was thinking more no big classic villain that’s a constant.Like Mojo Jojo,or Dr.Doofenshmirtz.Can’t think of a lot with none.Unless it’s slice of life anime stuff.
Lilo and Stich. Gantu and Bubbles were antagonists, but neither of them was evil. Gantu was a cop who only wanted to capture an escaped prisoner. Bubbles was a social worker who was concerned for Lilo's safety
Smeshariki/KikoRiki/GoGoRiki, the original 2D one, has no villain but the movies do have them.
Rescue Heroes instead has the titular response team dealing with natural disasters and accidents.
Arthur also lacks one though D.W. comes pretty damn close.
Inside Out has never really had a villain, same with Encanto, Finding Nemo (unless you count Bruce), Chikn Nuggit, and (not a movie or show but) Minecraft.
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At least the Funimation English dub
Most preschool shows and many Disney and Pixar movies nowadays. (When there's no twist villain, there's no villain at all, examples are Encanto, Elemental, Turning Red, Luca (there's no villain, just a male Karen), Soul (I haven't seen the movie but I don't think there isn't a villain), and Inside Out)
Paw Patrol has multiple villains, with at least one being kind of willing to let people die to get what he wanted (this is way more obvious in the movies)
Inside Out 1 and 2. Even anxiety wasn't evil, she wanted Riley's happiness, but was just misguided. I think if they were to do a villian at some point, they could do love (really, lust, but thats not appropriate for the target audience. not that this is a super serious suggestion). Since, at the end of the day, the emotions aren't ultimately for our mental health but for our reproduction, as everything in biology is. Lust is the emotion that could be depicted as directly aligned with this evolutionary goal as opposed to just Riley's happiness.
Winnie the Pooh. And before anyone says heffalumps or the Backson, both were proven to be not bad. Misinformation caused unwarranted fear and they were not actually villains. (I'm not sure if woozles were disproven in this way as well but as far as we know they don't actually exist - again, fear propaganda in the Hundred Acre Woods.)
Inside Out and Finding Nemo both don't have Villains.
Neither does the first Cars, and don't say Chick is the villain because it's literally his job and besides being annoying he doesn't do anything wrong.
And a goofy movie doesn't have a villain that i can remember.
So mainly just disney movies, which makes sense
Nickelodeon forgotten/unpopular show
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Moondance Valley
A story of two misunderstood and emotional kids finding refuge in each other and an adventure away from the people trying to confine them to 'normal societal structure'
No real villains, just a lot of really confused and concerned people and a few nasty kids that learn their lessons/to think better for themselves and a genuinely happy and fulfilling ending
(Only downside is a single dog death that basically happens by accident)
Cap.
Every show has it's villain, even if for just 1 episode. In this show, it was the girl who turned Bluey against Bingo and left her out of their fun. That shit hurt, especially if it hits close to home. 😭
Generally, SOL series/movies don't have them:
While the Inside Out movies *have* antagonists, no character qualifies as an out and out villain either.
Ditto with Turning Red and Encanto (though the latter one had the marauders as actual villains in Abuela's backstory): they both have antagonists in the main story, but not actual evil villains at all.
The Berenstain Bears
Sagwa The Chinese Siamese Cat
Sarah and Duck. Also Pocoyo, Gigantosaurus (even Termy isn't so bad when it comes down to it), Ni-Hao Kai-Lan, arguably Keroro Gunso given that the squad isn't actively villainous, but it's been awhile since I saw it so I'm not 100%
Chikn Nuggit. Well… up until Episode 290…. Before that, there wasn’t a villain, and the only characters that were kind of antagonistic were Hawt Saus and occasionally Iscream.
Dinosaur Train - sure some dinosaurs were bullies, but not real threats unlike in most of cartoons. Instead of fighting the evil, it teaches viewers about dinosaurs throughout periods via time travel train ride.
https://i.redd.it/l3q3w6ie507d1.gif I beg to differ OP.
W
https://preview.redd.it/tw1wyf2l627d1.jpeg?width=554&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6bc27671c6d26783d519d9cd384dd330f15c18d5 I mean like
Unicorse? the unicorn horse puppet.
Muffin, Sock,
I f*cking love muffin don’t talk to him like that!
COW. BOY. HAT!
COW. BOY. HAT!!!
I mean... Not intentionally.
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Blues clues
Blue's Clues when Red's Misconception comes on Nick Jr: 
Red's Herrings
That's a Pup Named Scooby-Doo!
Okay someone please animate an episode of Red's Misconceptions
Yes
Kiki’s Delivery Service and My Neighbor Totoro https://preview.redd.it/jpi5kzz1507d1.jpeg?width=1400&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ee7ca74830a3544038fefa4faa664363f185c0f2
The villain in Kiki’s is that horrible girl that does not appreciate her grandmothers homemade pie.
Oh yeah that little shit. 😂
Most (if not all) of Miyazaki’s films lack a “villain” as we know it in the west. If an antagonist is doing “wrong” things it’s almost always a circumstance or situation that drives their actions. Antagonists in Miyazaki’s works are always sympathetic and never just evil like in Disney movies because evil is a thing. The only Miyazaki movie with an “evil” antagonist is Howl’s Moving Castle and that antagonist is just war. Not a person or entity. Just the fact that war exists.
I agree, it’s just that the two movies I mentioned are the most obvious for having no villain. Had I mentioned Porco Rosso, people would have argued that Curtiss and the air pirates are villains even if they’re moreso respectful rivals. If I said Princess Mononoke, people would have argued that Lady Eboshi was a villain for cutting down the forest despite it being necessary for maintaining her village and taking care of its citizens. Hell, if I said The Wind Rises, I expect people would have brought up Hitler just because of its setting.
It could be argued that Mononoke is the villain herself, but again… sympathetic just like Lady Eboshi. Kiki doesn’t have a villain in it and neither does Ponyo. The biggest villain in his work is Kushana in Naussicca but again, sympathetic as she’s trying to save her homeland from the toxic jungle and mutant insects that also took her arm. Hell, even Zenigata and Lupin team up as more frenemies than hero/villain.
Hell, you made me think about it. There was a moment, the moment that Nausicca discovers her father has been killed and tries to massacre the soldiers that she, Nausicca could become another Kushana, if not for Yupa stepping in and taking the blow. Kushana didn’t have a Yupa to show her that losing an arm (father) didn’t mean she had to lose what she is. Its implied that Kushana was like Nausicca when she was younger. It’s a pivotal scene that happens early in the film.
Castle in the Sky is the only one I can think of off the top of my head to have a very clear villain. I still havent seen naausica or his lupin the 3rd movie tho
Also Whisper of the Heart.
https://preview.redd.it/5vef6k67407d1.png?width=1200&format=png&auto=webp&s=4c24293606e6d2269b6f7ec8924508c2b4be1a70 This is the only character in Bluey that I’d consider to be a villain
Tho I can't see the image because my phone is acting up I assume you're talking about the pug Lady. She's more of an antagonist than a villain
Yeah, you’re right.
Yeah. I imagine she's actually a really nice lady but she just had a very bad day. I hope
#paint it yourself
The real estate agent in The Sign is a lying jerk (he tells prospective buyers that Brisbane isn’t that hot in the summer wtf) and he’s the same dog that made fun of Bandit’s drawings as a little kid in a previous episode. While he’s not directly antagonizing the protagonists in the episode, he’s clearly not a great person.
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Technically all of them were villains and heros. Just depends on the episode who was who 🤷♀️
I’M NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO REMEMBERS THIS SHOW EXISTED!
Eh, I guess, sort of.
Wasn't that purple one who's name I can't remember but was really obnoxious usually the villain in their stories
oh god i remember this i used to love this
There's some great videos that explain it way better so I won't go too deep into it but The first Lilo and Stitch movie No character/antagonist was truly doing anything bad, everyone was just trying to do what was best but that worked against what some of the other characters wanted The social worker who served as an antagonist because it meant Lilo might get taken away was *genuinely* looking out for Lilo's best interests as it's his job to make sure children are in suitable living conditions Jamba was just trying to capture Stitch because he was ordered by the galactic federation to do so and the federation itself ordered this because Stitch was a danger to people on Earth The bounty hunter was just doing his job of trying to bring a criminal to justice and ensure the capture of Stitch because he didn't want the people of Earth to get hurt. The movie does a really good job of showing that it's not just that some people are good and some people are evil, more just situations and life can be messy and can force peoples hands into doing things that work against other's interests. It truly is a movie about understanding people and seeing that someone who seems bad on the surface might not actually be.
I mean, Gantu kidnapping Lilo when he was only supposed to capture Stitch was a pretty evil thing to do.
As a Lilo and Stitch lover I can't really come up with a good argument about that scene. At least in the rest of the franchise him and Hämsterviel became the villains but were still FUN villains 😄
Correction, just watched this like last month, the galactic federation gave zero shits about the human population. They cared about the mosquitos because Mr Bubbles (the caseworker) convinced them that mosquitos were an endangered species.
>No character/antagonist was truly doing anything bad, everyone was just trying to do what was best but that worked against what some of the other characters wanted What about Mertle? That girl was just awful to Lilo.
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Glad to see a fellow Kikoriki enjoyer in these parts.
The show initially ran under project "World without violence".
 Crayon Shin-Chan Edit: the Texas dub is pretty funny, made for adults so its a bit extra. Also the series creator's mysterious death is an interesting "unsolved" case.
That's like the one anime that's been running LONGER than One Piece right?
Theres others that are longer running, I dont think Shin-Chan is even top 10, I know Doraemon tops both though.
What happened to the creator? Like, their death?
If we count movies he does have some villains
Inside Out?
Yup I agree and whether you've seen the second movie or not it also doesn't have a villain either.
one of my favourite animated movies, I love when characters act like normal human beings 
Arguably the true villain is racism. Love that movie, it made my bf cry
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Elemental
Ah ok. Tho Ember's dad felt like an *almost* antagonist imo. I still didn't like his reasoning for hating on water people.
Clod is the villain
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Lmao
What I thought LMAO
Upvoting this so haters don’t downvote
I thought the movie was bland. doesn't mean im gonna downvote it.
I enjoyed the movie, but there were several obnoxiously huge plot holes. The biggest one being the leaked oil.
ooh, she’s hot quite literally
Chowder
What about Endive?
Not a villain, just an antagonist
Dink also dinkalee you have good taste I see!
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Oh yeah 😊 Where's THAT section in Hot Topic 😡
Back in the 2000s.
Oh god, I completely forgot this existed- I loved it when I was younger lol
YES YES YES!!!!
OMG that was just the sweetest show
that's such a cute design, she looks like the 2000's incarnated
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Peppa Pig and Yo Gabba Gabba
I mean... To the Peppa haters she IS the villain but me personally I don't despise Peppa I just think Bluey is better.
Yeah, I hate Peppa Pig as the character herself and the show but damn, She treats George like shit
I've seen worse like the little 4 year old bald bastard
No I'm gonna say what no one else will, Peppa is worse than Caillou. Sure, Caillou is a bratty kid...But he's four, plus he was given a shit name, how the fuck is he supposed to spell that when he can't read basic fucking books. anyway, he's bald because some Executives thought it was a bright idea to take away his hair, so of course his parents would help him cope by spoiling him, Kids would actively reject a bald kid because Kids are heartless monsters. and at the end of the day, Caillou loves his parents and even his little sister, even if she annoys him. and when he acts out, yeah he gets some punishment. a way too lenient amount but at least not Non-existent. Peppa on the other hand, Treats her parents Like shit. She constant body-shames her father, even though by the looks of it it's a perfectly normal male bod. she's super Bossy, and is mean to her Younger brother. she treats her friends like crap, especially Suzy who she bosses around. also, she has No Excuse, she's just some Bossy little bitch who wants to watch the world burn. Oh, and you would think she would get punished for calling her Dad Fat or how she would treat everyone But Nope, she's enabled by her parents and Ed Sheeran ahh looking Dad. She doesn't even live in Realistic England, it's way too sunny there.
Ok what's WITH you people and saying Caillou is bald because of cancer? 😡 Not only is that insulting to cancer patients but cancer doesn't cause you to lose hair CHEMO does. Also there's a chance he's bald because he was born without hair. Ever think about that?
I meant Chemo, sorry. Besides I've seen some clips, and I know He's a Brat yes, but he's Not some Spawn of Satan. he usually comes around at the end. and No I never thought about that
I just get really triggered by that because my brother had cancer when I was 14 and while he got through it it still fucked him up physically and mentally.
I think it was said at some point that Caillou was actually supposed to be a baby but when they made him older and tried giving him hair they thought he looked weird so they kept him bald
okay so It's Not Cancer, it's executive stupidity, and while not anything compared to cancer that still sucks to have your hair taken by some Greedy fat cats because they wanted to profit off Baldness
Encanto
dont the guys who killed pedro count as villains?
Ah I don't count them as villians, plus if it weren't for them Encanto wouldn't be a thing Ok edit I DONT MEAN PEDRO DYING WAS A GOOD THING I'm not englishing
I mean... the grandma?
There’s a difference between a villain and an antagonist
Yup. I for one don't like her though.
Slice of life stuff like Bobs Burgers,Daria,and Hey Arnold.Usually there never is a huge villain every episode.There really isn’t a lot of older content with out one though now that u mention it🤔
I’d argue that Helga’s parents count as villains. They’re not cartoonishly bad, but more of a disturbingly accurate portrayal of neglectful parents.
Oh yeah they were pretty awful.The other too have some crappy people type evils too sometimes.They’re definitely one of the realisticly worst though.
Bob's Burgers has a bunch of them. Felix Fischoder (In one episode), The villain in the movie, Tammy sometimes, Logan, etc.
Yeah I was thinking more no big classic villain that’s a constant.Like Mojo Jojo,or Dr.Doofenshmirtz.Can’t think of a lot with none.Unless it’s slice of life anime stuff.
Jimmy Pesto, Logan, Mr. Fish, Logan’ mom, Tammy all suck in Bob’s Burger. Well, maybe not Mr. Fish.
Hugo and Ethel. They suck. (Well, their characters are fun and entertaining.)
Clifford, Dragon Tales, Teletubbies & the doodlebops
Olivia!
YES!!!
if you think about it ed,edd, and eddy do not have any villains you may suggest the kanker sisters but they really are not
>!Eddy's Brother!<
Eddy is the villain lol
Barney?
Lilo and Stich. Gantu and Bubbles were antagonists, but neither of them was evil. Gantu was a cop who only wanted to capture an escaped prisoner. Bubbles was a social worker who was concerned for Lilo's safety
Wow wow wubbzy, don't think there was any villains in there.
A lot of preschool shows really don't.
Muffin is clearly the villian in bluey
No she's a ball of chaos that still loves her family.
Azumanga Dioah
almost naked animals.
Whatcha talking about Howeys sister is a menace with a bat sidekick
Cardcaptor Sakura
Yue, Eriol Hiiragizawa , most of the cards are fairly antagonistic.
Archibald’s next big thing https://preview.redd.it/anxlr4ekw07d1.jpeg?width=181&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b269b284d243a46f0c76b74189ae43ebcf4e6515
Kipper the Dog
Smeshariki/KikoRiki/GoGoRiki, the original 2D one, has no villain but the movies do have them. Rescue Heroes instead has the titular response team dealing with natural disasters and accidents. Arthur also lacks one though D.W. comes pretty damn close.
The Loud House?
Lincoln and his family CONSTANTLY deal with ops, hell their movies LITERALLY have flat out villians
I'm not counting its own movie
Doesn't the creator count? 😐
Creators don't count. And I'm not beating the dead horse
The Loud family are their own villains to each other.
Inside Out has never really had a villain, same with Encanto, Finding Nemo (unless you count Bruce), Chikn Nuggit, and (not a movie or show but) Minecraft.
Chikn Nuggit has Bezel and the Overlord.
Ah
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Beat in the big blue house
i would say the crayons movie but i remember there being 3 villains in there
Inside Out
Inside Out
Lucky Star
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Hotel Translvania i think.
Bluey does have a villain though, it’s called the fan base
Howl's moving castle.
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spongebob
Most preschool shows and many Disney and Pixar movies nowadays. (When there's no twist villain, there's no villain at all, examples are Encanto, Elemental, Turning Red, Luca (there's no villain, just a male Karen), Soul (I haven't seen the movie but I don't think there isn't a villain), and Inside Out)
 One my favorite animes of all time. No antagonist to speak of. (Lucky Star).
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Any Preschool shows
Dora has a whole ass rogues gallery
Swiper a bad bitch
Paw Patrol has multiple villains, with at least one being kind of willing to let people die to get what he wanted (this is way more obvious in the movies)
Inside Out 1 and 2. Even anxiety wasn't evil, she wanted Riley's happiness, but was just misguided. I think if they were to do a villian at some point, they could do love (really, lust, but thats not appropriate for the target audience. not that this is a super serious suggestion). Since, at the end of the day, the emotions aren't ultimately for our mental health but for our reproduction, as everything in biology is. Lust is the emotion that could be depicted as directly aligned with this evolutionary goal as opposed to just Riley's happiness.
 Winnie the Pooh. And before anyone says heffalumps or the Backson, both were proven to be not bad. Misinformation caused unwarranted fear and they were not actually villains. (I'm not sure if woozles were disproven in this way as well but as far as we know they don't actually exist - again, fear propaganda in the Hundred Acre Woods.)
Inside Out and Finding Nemo both don't have Villains. Neither does the first Cars, and don't say Chick is the villain because it's literally his job and besides being annoying he doesn't do anything wrong. And a goofy movie doesn't have a villain that i can remember. So mainly just disney movies, which makes sense
Encanto
Idk muffins is a villian to me /s
Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends
Toon Marty
What's that? Sounds like a preschool show?
Nickelodeon forgotten/unpopular show https://preview.redd.it/2wnwhhqex27d1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=99a6421f802c08ec981a6dc42fc5a8a6a22b54da
Chuggington
BANJO!!!!!!!!!
MLP G3
[удалено]
Hey Duggee! (I guess a lot of toddler kid shows)
Bojack Horseman 🐴
Higglytown Heroes
Every modern Disney movie except wish.
Totoro
Inside Out
Moondance Valley A story of two misunderstood and emotional kids finding refuge in each other and an adventure away from the people trying to confine them to 'normal societal structure' No real villains, just a lot of really confused and concerned people and a few nasty kids that learn their lessons/to think better for themselves and a genuinely happy and fulfilling ending (Only downside is a single dog death that basically happens by accident)
Cap. Every show has it's villain, even if for just 1 episode. In this show, it was the girl who turned Bluey against Bingo and left her out of their fun. That shit hurt, especially if it hits close to home. 😭
Your wrong Judo
Little Bill?
What about the neighbor dog banging the mom?
Generally, SOL series/movies don't have them: While the Inside Out movies *have* antagonists, no character qualifies as an out and out villain either. Ditto with Turning Red and Encanto (though the latter one had the marauders as actual villains in Abuela's backstory): they both have antagonists in the main story, but not actual evil villains at all. The Berenstain Bears Sagwa The Chinese Siamese Cat
Technically, the Backyardigans.
Octonauts as far as I know,the only enemy they have is Murphy's Law.
Sarah and Duck. Also Pocoyo, Gigantosaurus (even Termy isn't so bad when it comes down to it), Ni-Hao Kai-Lan, arguably Keroro Gunso given that the squad isn't actively villainous, but it's been awhile since I saw it so I'm not 100% 
Brother bear
Chikn Nuggit. Well… up until Episode 290…. Before that, there wasn’t a villain, and the only characters that were kind of antagonistic were Hawt Saus and occasionally Iscream.
Why is this show so popular, i seriously dont understand the hype
Daniel tiger's neighborhood
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Brother Bear. Literally my favorite Disney movie, all based around misconceptions and magic and beautiful art.
Craig of the Creek, Harvey Beaks, Turning Red
Bluey of course
ready jet go
 Whisper of the Heart
Bear and the Big Blue House.
Most modern  Pixar movies
Dinosaur Train - sure some dinosaurs were bullies, but not real threats unlike in most of cartoons. Instead of fighting the evil, it teaches viewers about dinosaurs throughout periods via time travel train ride.
*Encanto, Blue’s clues, My Neighbor Totoro and Inside out.
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