Milo and Otis Bear

Bear is the main antagonist of the 1986 Japanese-American film, The Adventures of Milo and Otis. He is Milo's archenemy. When Milo was drifting in a river in a crate, Bear smells him and tries to eat him. However, Otis fights Bear and leads him away.

Villain Defeats: Bear

Stock's vampire bat

The Stock's vampire bat (Desmodus Stocki) is an extinct species of vampire bat native to North America. Its fossils were discovered in Florida, farther North than any living vampire bats.

Asian giant hornet

The Asian giant hornet (Vaspa Mandarinia) is the world's largest hornet, native to East Asia. Ranging from India to Japan. Giant hornets in Japan can kill 30,000 bees. The sting of a giant hornet is so strong that it can dissolve human flesh. 3-4 people die each year by giant hornet stings.

True villains I used

King Fossa

Farley

Dag

Siri

Soto

The Beast

Makucha

Bubbha

Rustlers

Gorgon's Pack

Thunderclap's Flock

Jenner

Thunderclap

Gorgon

King

Grizzle

Kim & Jocko

Louis

Sylvester

Phaona

Mr. Fox

Coyotes

Black Wolf's Pack

Tabby Cat

House Rats

Black Cat

Tyrannosaurus One-Eye

Leopard One-Eye

Jersey Devil

Dholes

Mor'du

Reirei

Makuu

Mzingo

Janja

Hyena Clan

Captain Gutt

Chauncey

Red

Lucky

Unnamed Alley Cat

Monty

Mapigano

Bugs Bunny

Bog

Nuka

Outsiders

Koba

Shere-Khan

Scar

Makunga

Nuru & Sheeta

Smokey

Karl

Sharptooth

Saber Trio

Sabor

Zira

Teetsi

Jaws

The Grizzly

Tyrannosaurus Rex

Kaa

Sir Hiss

Black Wolf

White Wolf

Tabaqui

Vincent

Smiley

Fossas

Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed

Folklore Foxes

Folklore Crows

Folklore Aye-Aye

Folklore Black Cats

Folklore Wolves

Falcon

Fox

Hawk

Gavin

Cretaceous & Maelstrom

Rudy

Phango

Troy

Indominus Rex

Insanity Wolf

Vaquita range

Vaquita

The vaquita (Phocoena Sinus), is now the most endangered cetacean. Ever since the baiji was believed to be extinct, the vaquita is now the most endangered cetacean worldwide. It lives in the Northern part of the Gulf of California. It was first discovered in 1958.