What If These Pixar Villains Won? | Syndrome, Hopper, AUTO, & More! - video Dailymotion

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Ever wonder what would happen if Pixar's most diabolical baddies actually succeeded? Join us as we explore the dark alternative endings where these animated villains triumph! Our countdown includes Sid Phillips from "Toy Story", Waternoose from "Monsters, Inc.", Hopper from "A Bug's Life" and more! What nightmarish world would unfold if these villains got their way?

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00:00Since Pixar's feature film debut in 1995, the studio has developed a reputation for

00:10its interesting, complex, and often downright terrifying villains.

00:14As gritty as these movies can get, they're still designed for kids, meaning you can usually

00:19expect a happy ending.

00:20But what if these diabolical Pixar bad guys actually got their way?

00:25If only a few plot points were switched around, things could have panned out a lot worse

00:29for our favorite heroes.

00:31Beware of spoilers!

00:33You really must say, I and Sid, we have so much more to talk about.

00:41Number 5.

00:42Sid Phillips, Toy Story He may just be a kid with a tool kit, but

00:46in the world of toys, Sid is basically a horror movie villain.

00:50Patient is...prepped.

00:54No one's ever attempted a double bypass brain transplant before.

00:58Now for the tricky part.

01:01Players!

01:02I don't believe that man's ever been to medical school.

01:05He gleefully and sadistically tears toys apart, cobbling them together into nightmare fuel,

01:11albeit without realizing they're actually alive.

01:14When Woody and Buzz wind up trapped in his chaotic house, they orchestrate a clever escape

01:19and give Sid the fright of his life, teaching him one very important lesson.

01:24We toys can see everything.

01:31So play nice.

01:34But let's imagine, just for a moment, that the plan didn't work.

01:40Sid doesn't flinch when the toys come to life.

01:42Maybe he thinks it's cool, maybe he doubles down.

01:45Either way, Woody and Buzz are done for.

01:48Where are your rebel friends now?

01:52They never make it home, never form the legendary friendship that defines the series,

01:57and never get to see Andy grow up.

01:59And you thought Toy Story 3 was depressing.

02:02I need your help.

02:04I can't help.

02:06I can't help anyone.

02:08Number 4.

02:09Henry J. Waternoose III – Monsters, Inc.

02:12While Randall may seem like the main antagonist on paper, Waternoose turns out to be the

02:17true puppet master.

02:18As the CEO of the Scream-powered energy company, Waternoose reveals his true corrupt nature when

02:24he teams up with Randall to kidnap human children in a desperate attempt to solve Monstropolis's

02:30energy crisis.

02:31Times have changed.

02:32Scaring isn't enough anymore.

02:34But kidnapping children?

02:35I'll kidnap a thousand children before I let this company die, and I'll silence anyone

02:40who gets in my way.

02:42In a pivotal moment, Waternoose banishes Mike and Sully to the Himalayas to keep them from

02:47interfering.

02:48Thankfully, the duo manages to find their way back, expose the truth, and bring Waternoose

02:53to justice.

02:54But what if they never made it home?

02:56Sully, what about everything we ever worked for?

03:00Does that matter?

03:02Huh?

03:03What about Celia?

03:05I am never, never gonna see her again.

03:09In this version, the sinister plan prevails.

03:12Randall continues harvesting the screams of human kids, and the factory thrives.

03:16Boo is lost to the system, just one of many victims.

03:21I never should have trusted you with this.

03:23Because of you, I had to banish my top scarer.

03:25Ah, with this machine, we won't need scarers.

03:28To add insult to injury, the city never learns that laughter was the key to solving their crisis

03:33all along.

03:34Meanwhile, our heroes remain stranded in the snow.

03:37But hey, at least they've got the agreeable snowman for company.

03:46Number 3.

03:47A Bug's Life

03:49Voiced by Kevin Spacey, this six-legged tyrant is not to be trifled with.

03:54Hopper strikes fear to the heart of every insect under his rule, and he revels in it.

03:59If you don't keep your end of the bargain, then I can't guarantee your safety, and there

04:04are insects out there that will take advantage of you.

04:07Someone could get hurt.

04:10His intimidation tactics are how he keeps the ant colony in line, upholding the oppressive

04:16circle of life he claims is natural order.

04:19So when the ants and their circus bug allies finally rise up and overthrow him, it's a

04:24triumphant moment of unity and liberation.

04:26But let's say he didn't become bird food.

04:29After escaping the nest, Hopper, enraged by the ant's fake bird scheme, is out for blood.

04:42He makes the colony pay, starting with Flick.

04:45The queen is overthrown, possibly even squished.

04:48And Princess Atta, Hopper's favorite verbal punching bag, is forced into servitude.

04:54First rule of leadership.

04:56Everything is your fault.

04:58It's a bug-eat-bug world out there, Princess.

05:02One of those circle of life kind of things.

05:05The rest of the ants are reduced to slaves for the grasshopper's gain, their resources

05:10drained and their spirit crushed.

05:12The message of courage and solidarity is snuffed out.

05:15Yeah, we'll take the original ending.

05:17Thanks.

05:18Happy landings, Hopper!

05:232.

05:24The Incredibles

05:26When we first meet Mr. Incredible's archenemy, he's an excitable fanboy who dreams of becoming

05:31a heroic sidekick.

05:33But after he's coldly rejected, Buddy Pine turns to the dark side, big time.

05:38It tore me apart.

05:40But I learned an important lesson.

05:42You can't count on anyone, especially your heroes.

05:4615 years later, Incrediboy has rebranded as Syndrome, a bitter tech-savvy mastermind with a serious vendetta.

05:54His goal is to erase the concept of true heroism by eliminating every super and leveling the playing field.

06:01I'll give them heroics.

06:02I'll give them the most spectacular heroics anyone's ever seen!

06:06And when I'm old and I've had my fun, I'll sell my inventions so that everyone can be superheroes.

06:11Everyone can be super!

06:14And when everyone's super, no one will be.

06:20Luckily, the Parr family thwarts Syndrome's plan, thanks in part to his fatal cape-related oversight.

06:27But what if he hadn't been hoisted by his own petard?

06:31In this alternate timeline, Syndrome makes good on his threat to raise the youngest Parr child, Jack-Jack, as his protege.

06:37With Jack-Jack's staggering array of powers and Syndrome's unstable genius, the pair become an unstoppable force,

06:44and Syndrome is able to complete his goal of rendering Supers a thing of the past.

06:49I saved the best inventions for myself.

06:52Am I good enough now?

06:54Who's super now?

06:57Plus, Syndrome, having mastered the whole nemesis thing, is able to manipulate Jack-Jack against his own family,

07:04turning him into a weapon of personal revenge.

07:07It's a twisted inversion of the sidekick dream that started it all.

07:11Sure, it was difficult, but you are worth it.

07:14I mean, after all, I am your biggest fan.

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07:34Number 1.

07:36Otto, Wally

07:38Whereas many Pixar villains are remembered for their emotional depth, Wally's antagonist is 100% machine.

07:45Otto is cold, calculated, and utterly devoid of empathy, focused solely on carrying out his directive,

07:52keeping what's left of humanity in orbit far away from a supposedly uninhabitable Earth.

07:57Sir, I insist you give me the plan.

08:00Otto, get out of my way.

08:02We cannot go home.

08:04More than just a glorified steering wheel, he's the embodiment of corporate authoritarianism in a sterile, mechanical world.

08:12As such, the stakes get a little higher with this one, mostly owning to the fact that the fate of the planet Earth is at hand.

08:19Let's suppose for a moment that Captain McRae failed to deactivate Otto during their final showdown.

08:25Otto succeeds in preventing the Axiom from returning to Earth, and the planet continues to rot in isolation.

08:40Wally is left alone among mountains of garbage, and Eve never rediscovers her purpose.

08:46Worse still, the human race never recovers physically or mentally from centuries of forced stagnation.

08:53Please remain stationary. A service bot will be here to assist you momentarily.

08:58Stuart, no, no.

09:01Please remain stationary. A service bot will be here to assist you momentarily.

09:06What's that?

09:07Otto's idea of safety amounts to power, control, and the end of evolution.

09:12With him in charge, it's the end of humanity as we know it.

09:15Happily ever after? Not even close.

09:18On the Axiom, you will survive.

09:21I don't want to survive! I want to live!

09:24Must follow my directive.

09:26What kind of disasters do you think would unfold if these Pixar villains won?

09:30Share your thoughts in the comments.

09:32I am the one who's willing to do what it takes to seize my moment.

09:37Whatever it takes.

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