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Interesting analysis. BTW, another thing that I look for in villains is that they be physically attractive. Here are some examples: Geraldine Husk: Lady Luna: Natalie Valentine: Carla Wong: Electronique: Shego:

You know, I've always wondered why exactly Coyote 1.0 in Gargoyles couldn't fly but instead had to climb walls: Why didn't Xanatos give him the ability to fly?

Yep, absolutely charisma is extremely vital here. This is sometimes vital for real-life villains as well, such as Adolf Hitler, who initially spoke really quietly at his rallies before beginning to speak much more loudly and captivating his audience. Someone like Vladimir Putin right now also...

I think that it is good for a villain to have a complex personality. As in, have someone who isn't a purely evil human being, but rather someone who is a very complex human being. Maybe they have a bad childhood, or a bad upbringing, or bad personal experiences or whatever that turn them evil...