Editing Chinese Animation's Top-Tier Star Villain, Philosopher Wang Tianba

Heavenly screens suddenly appear above the worlds of various films and TV shows, ranking philosophical villains!

Wang Tianba from Magic Mobile Phone, known as the Nietzsche of the thieving world.

He may steal and pilfer, but he speaks in memorable aphorisms. One line, "Great ideas are often born in prison," instantly enlightens Wang Yangming as he seeks wisdom at Longchang.

Viewers offer their hot take: "This thief's main job is philosophy. Stealing is just his side hustle!"

The Nether King from The Ultra Beast Force espouses the philosophy of the survival of the fittest, making everyone listen attentively despite themselves.

The Moon-Worshipping Leader introduces the "round Earth theory" to a cultivation world, leaving all the immortals scrambling. He uses the Five Spirit Pearls to conduct an apocalyptic experiment, then presses the question, "Does love exist?" until Li Xiaoyao and his companions question their own lives.

People call him "a classical-era mad scientist, the pinnacle of reason among villains."

Is this screen really ranking philosophical villains?

It’s clearly a full-on assault on the villains’ worldviews!

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