How to Write A Genocidal Villain - The Lich

Most genocidal villains are written as one-dimensional monsters, making them feel cartoonish instead of terrifying. But The Lich from Adventure Time proves that true horror doesn't come from rage or revenge. It comes from absolute conviction. In this breakdown, we explore how to write a genocidal villain, using The Lich as the blueprint for creating an antagonist whose purpose, philosophy, and presence make every appearance unforgettable. This is what separates a generic world-ending villain from one of animation's greatest monsters. 💼Inquiries: [email protected]