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T-24 – El Mariachi (Desperado, 1995)
Body Count – 53

24 – Agent 47 (Hitman, 2007)
Body Count – 53

T-22 – Miyamoto (Ritana, 2002)
Body Count – 54

22 – Frank Castle (The Punisher, 1989)
Body Count – 54

21 – Josey Wales (The Outlaw Josey Wales, 1976)
Body Count – 55

20 – Robert Neville (I am Legend, 2007)
Body Count – 56

19 – Inspector Li (The Killer, 1989)
Body Count – 58

18 – Cor. Braddock (Missing in Action, 1984)
Body Count – 59

17 – Luke (Bullet in the Head, 1990)
Body Count – 60

16 – Blade (Blade I, 1998)
Body Count – 65

15 – Riddick (Chronicles of Riddick, 2004)
Body Count – 67

14 – Ah Jong (The Killer, 1989)
Body Count – 69

13 – Rambo (Rambo III, 1988)
Body Count – 72

12 – “Leftenant” Schaffer (Where Eagles Dare, 1968)
Body Count – 73

11 – The Bride (Kill Bill: Vol.1, 2003)
Body Count – 76

T-9 – Tequila (Hard Boiled, 1992)
Body Count – 77

9 – Blade (Blade II, 2002)
Body Count – 77

8 – Ken (A Better Tomorrow II, 1987)
Body Count – 78

7 – John Matrix (Commando, 1985)
Body Count – 87

6 – Rambo (Rambo, 2008)
Body Count – 87

5 – Tetsuo (Akira, 1988)
Body Count – 96

4 – Topper Harley (Hot Shots! Part Deux, 1993)
Body Count – 103

3 – John Preston (Equilibrium, 2002)
Body Count – 118

2 – Smith (Shoot Em’ Up, 2007)
Body Count – 141

1 – Ogami Itto (Lone Wolf and Cub: White Heaven in Hell, 1974)
Body count – 150

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Both of these characters are/were voiced by Jessica Walter, who also starred as the alcoholic mom in “Arrested Development.”

The Brain (“Pinky and the Brain”) and Morbo (“Futurama”)

Maurice LaMarche tried to take over the world as The Brain, as well as reporting the news on “Futurama.”

Princess ‘Kida’ Kidagakash (“Atlantis: The Lost Empire”) and Susie (“Rugrats”)

Both girls are voiced by Cree Summer.

Spongebob (“Spongebob Squarepants”) and Dog (“Catdog”)

These are just two of the MANY voices Tom Kenny provides. He also voiced characters on “Adventure Time,” “The Powerpuff Girls” and “Rocko’s Modern Life.”

Homer Simpson (“The Simpsons”) and Grandpa Phil (“Hey Arnold!”)

Dan Castellaneta gives the voice for both ol’ Homer and the Grandpa on “Hey Arnold!”

Optimus Prime (“Transformers”) and Eeyore (“Winnie the Pooh”)

Yes, this is a weird combination. Both were voiced by Peter Cullen.

Jake the Dog (“Adventure Time”) and Bender (“Futurama”)

John DiMaggio is the voice behind these fun characters.

Philip J. Fry (“Futurama”) and Doug Funnie (“Doug”)
Billy West voices these two guys along with Ren AND Stimpy, several other “Doug” and “Futurama” characters, Bugs Bunny on “Space Jam,” and… the red M&M from those commercials that have been on forever.

Abu (“Aladdin”) and Scooby Doo (“Scooby Doo, Where Are You!”)

Clearly a fan of animals, Frank Welker was both the voice of Scooby Doo and Abu.

Klaus (“American Dad!”) and Daffy Duck (“Space Jam”)

Also a fan of animal voices, Dee Bradley Baker voiced Daffy Duck on Space Jam as well as that sassy little goldfish on “American Dad!” Fun fact, he also voiced Olmec on “Legends of the Hidden Temple.”

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Andy Dwyer – Parks and Recreation
Andy was originally cast as the self-absorbed, lazy boyfriend that was supposed to be dumped after the first season, but his character worked so well with the others that they decided to keep him on for the entire series. Now look at the things that he’s doing.

Hannibal Lecter – Silence of the Lambs
Obviously Hannibal was created as one of the main antagonists of the film, and was supposed to be extremely creepy and disliked. Because Anthony Hopkins played the role so well, portraying incredible wit and intelligence for the character, people actually fell in love with Hannibal. Hopkins even went on to win an Oscar for his performance, increasing the amount of love people had for the character.

Stone Cold Steve Austin – WWE
Steve Austin joined the WWE as the disrespectful, beer-drinking antagonist that everyone was supposed to hate. Turns out, people loved the “bad boy” persona and he became the biggest WWE megastar in the world.

Boba Fett – Star Wars
As a very minor character who only had a handful of lines throughout the entire saga, it’s strange why he became so loved. I asked resident Star Wars expert, Phil Nye, why he though Boba Fett was so liked and his response was, “He looks like a badass, is badass enough to not have to talk and everybody knows he’s a badass, is badass enough for Darth Vader to respect him, and is a badass.” Seems legit.

Towelie – South Park
South Park creators, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, set out to create the worst character that they possibly could with Towelie, the pot -smoking towel. They wanted everyone to hate him, but quite the opposite happened, leading them to create entire episodes surrounding the character.

Wile E. Coyote – Looney Tunes
The coyote was created for one purpose, to kill the Road Runner. But, because he never was successful at completing his job, people began to rot for him instead of his enemy, due to his perseverance and bad luck.

Draco Malfoy – Harry Potter Series
As the direct enemy of Harry Potter, Draco was supposed to be hated by all. After the movies came out, J.K. Rowling was appalled at the fact that girls across the world were drooling over Draco because of his ‘bad boy’ attitude and bleach blonde locks.

Crowley – Supernatural
As one of the worse villains in the show, Crowley looks completely unlikeable on paper. However, as the show progresses, he begins to become oddly benevolent. For example, he restructures Hell after taking it over, so that he could stop demons from coming up to earth to fuck with people. What a good guy.

Frasier Crane – Cheers
Frasier was brought on to the show as a temporary obstacle for Sam to overcome. He was so well received by the audience that he became a regular cast member and wnet on to become the main character in the extremely popular spin-off, ‘Frasier.’

John Hodgeman’s PC – Apple’s ‘Mac vs. PC’ Ads
Obviously people were supposed to hate the PC in these commercials since it is a commercial for Apple. However, Jon Hodgman nailed the character so well, that people looked forward to hearing from the PC more than Justin Long’s ‘Mac.’

Squidward – Spongebob Squarepants
Squidward is the character in the show that always seemingly tries to ruin things for Spongebob. As the show went on, many people began to realize just how much of an asshole Spongebob was towards Squidward, causing a lot of empathy.

The Phantom – The Phantom of the Opera
Back when the original book was released, the author Gaston Leroux, portrayed the Phantom as a dark and terrifying character. When the musicals started to emerge, the actors portrayed the phantom as loving and gentlemanly, causing audiences to take a liking to the character in a big way.

Tony Soprano – The Sopranos
Tony Soprano is definitely a villain who is just all around a terrible person. As the series progressed, audiences actually began to empathize with the guy and ultimately ended up loving the character.

Spike – Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Spike was only supposed to be around for a few episodes as a villain that everyone hated, but people fell in love with him. He ended up sticking around for about 8 seasons, including a spin-off.

Steve Urkel – Family Matters
Urkel was originally cast in the small role of the annoying neighbor that Officer Winslow would kick out of the house to get a good reaction from the audience. The character eventually became a household name and the show started to center their episodes around the character.

Rorschach – Watchmen
Rorschach is undoubtably the most popular character in the novel. However, this was not the intention of the author, Alan Moore. Moore wanted to create a character that was such a nightmare that readers were disgusted by him. Unfortunately, that backfired, and he became the face of the franchise.

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The chaps over at Morph Costumes put together an infographic showing the Marvel characters with the highest body count in the universe. This is based on notable kills and divides the victim by alignment.

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Jedi Ariel
DeviantART user Ralph Sevelius, who goes by the name Pushfighter has created some truly amazing works of art. Here we see Ariel as a jedi warrior.

Sith Eliza
And Eliza as a Sith. She does seem like she could be turned to the Dark Side.

Carbonite frozen Aurora
It makes a lot of sense that Sleeping beauty would be frozen in Carbonite. This one is perfect.

 Slave Princess Jasmine
And Jasmine was already rocking a very similar outfit to Princess Leia when she was enslaved.

Sith Snow White
Snow White should have never taken a bite of that apple! That’s what sent her to the Dark side we’re sure!

Bounty Hunter Mulan
Mulan > Boba Fett. There we said it.

 Padawan Rapunzel
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Melisandre = Fireball Whiskey
All red everything.

Tyrion Lannister = Shots
Small, yet powerful.

Stannis Baratheon = Scotch, neat
No jokes here. He knows what he wants.

Cersei Lannister = Negroni
It’s pretty, yet strong.

Sansa Stark = Amaretto Sour
Just a stuuuuupid girl with a stuuuuupid cocktail.

Daenerys Targaryen = Mojito
Exotic, refreshing, nice to look at.

Brienne of Tarth = Blue Moon
It wants to be one of the guys but just isn’t quite there yet.

Oberyn Martell = Sidecar
Favorite for both genders…tart, but undeniably sweet.

Jon Snow = Milk
It just works.

Catelyn Stark = Bloody Mary
It’s just the sad truth.

Loras Tyrell = Summer Ale
He just looks like it.

Ygritte = PBR
Total hipster.

Khal Drogo = Jack and Coke
This is what you get when you try to be tough but die of an infected cut.

Margaery Tyrell = Mimosa
Colorful, sweet, you would honestly order it just to stare at it.

The Hound = Stout
Tall and mean…an acquired taste.

White Walker = White Russian
For obvious reasons.

Jaime Lannister = Manhattan
Manly and sensitive.

Tywin Lannister = Cognac
Sophistication at its finest. It’s the real deal and he’s the real deal.

Varys = Sake
Mysterious…

Littlefinger = Dirty Martini
Manipulative. Also, you need little fingers to hold a martini glass.

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They may not be real people so they can’t age, but that doesn’t mean that the characters from The Simpsons can’t change over time.

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These characters don’t just exist in TV shows and movies, they exist in real life too.

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This is the best way to get discounts.

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