Villains are actually meant to be hated- but some villains actually had a great story or weren't just stupid as hell. And exactly those villains I want to highlight today. It's going to be a mixed list again so... here we go!

#5 Nate Corbyn (SoT)

Nate was a cruel villain with a nice mask. Much similar to Kalani, he wasn't rightout exposed as a villain. The realization came some time later. He may be one of the most disgusting characters in the series- but he made a great villain, no doubt about that.

#4 Noa Calì (GoH)

The mafia boss of the Calì surely was a mastermind trying to use Masqueris to wipe out her rivals just to do the rest afterwards. And she was cruel.

#3 Katsuro Kamishiro "Hikaru/Reaper" (SoT)

Reaper surely was one of the scariest villains in the series and the only one posing a threat not to the world, but directly to the SoT cast. Injuring mega evolution users from the shadows and sealing the girls' and Jayden's memories after they forced him to reveal himself definitely made him a scary enemy. Even tho he didn't do that out of himself since he was possessed by a Cofagrigus- he still made a great villain.
 
#2 Taen Kataoka (GoH)

Taen was the first villain of GoH, one with a really dramatic story and redemption arc. Also, he was the villain with the most "premieres". He was the only one of them to ever change sides (from bad to good) and the only one who didn't want to destroy the world. He actually wanted to save it, just chose the wrong method to do so. Regardless of how you look at him, Taen never really wanted to harm anyone of the good guys working against him, he was just unlucky enough that people from behind his back dragged him into the dirt. Also, the dangerous thing about him was that he was beyond the strength of any of the GoH protagonists.

#1 Addam Kalani "Eclipse" (SoT)

Being the greatest villain the SoT series has ever seen, Kalani really made himself a name. He endured the longest from all the villains in the story and he was a real mastermind. He outsmarted the main heroes often enough and thwarted their plans more than just once... he was the most difficult of them to beat, surely. Winning trust, abusing it and act from the shadows... this guy was smart, no doubt about that.

Which are the best villains in your opinion? Lemme know, I'm curious!