Well, it really depends on the specific fanfic, but often the anti - heroes are quite popular. They have elements of both good and bad, which makes them very interesting characters. They might side with the villain at times or have their own agendas that conflict with the hero's. Also, side characters who have unique abilities or relationships with the villain can be popular. For example, a sidekick of the villain who has a change of heart and decides to help the hero can be a really engaging character.
In many 'villains are destined to die fanfic', the love interests can be very popular characters. If there's a romantic subplot involving the villain or the hero, that character can gain a lot of popularity. For instance, if the villain has a secret love interest who tries to redeem them, it adds a whole new layer of complexity to the story. And characters who bring a sense of mystery, like a shadowy figure who has some connection to the villain's past, can also be popular among readers.
One interesting concept could be the redemption arc of the villains. In some fanfics, they might not be completely evil but products of their circumstances. Another could be the alternate endings for the villains, like instead of dying, they find a new purpose. Also, the exploration of the villains' backstories can be really engaging, as it can make readers understand their motives better.
Often, it's to show justice prevailing and give a sense of closure. Villains' actions usually cause harm, so their demise is a way to restore balance.
Not necessarily. Sometimes villains can have a change of heart or their fate might be left ambiguous to add depth to the story.
Well, usually it's to create a sense of justice being served and give a satisfying conclusion to the story.
I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read the exact novel. But usually, the main villains are those who oppose the protagonist the most. They are often the ones causing the most chaos and problems in the story world.
Yes, it's quite an interesting read. The story has unique characters and a captivating plot that keeps you hooked from the start. The concept of villains and their fates is explored in a really engaging way.
You might enjoy 'Rebirth of the Evil-Cultivator Master' as it also features complex villainous characters and their story arcs similar to 'Villains Are Destined to Die'.
Well, usually it's because they do really bad things and justice has to be served. Simple as that!
Not necessarily. Sometimes the plot can have unexpected twists where villains might not meet a definite end.
The main villain, of course. Their journey towards their seemingly inevitable death is always fascinating. Also, any character who tries to defy the fate of the villains in the story. They add an element of hope and unpredictability.