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Who epitomizes cartoon villainy better: a muscled sorcerer from another realm or a deviously wealthy octogenarian? In one corner, Skeletor, with his skull-faced menace, seeks to dominate Eternia, strength and magic at his command. Across the ring, Mr. Burns wields not supernatural powers but the almost as potent forces of money and corporate manipulation. It's a clash that transcends mere narrative—it's about what kind of villainy resonates in our modern ethos. Will fans lean toward the visually striking and physically overpowering, or the subtly sinister, string-pulling archetype? This battle is not just about who's badder; it's about what type of evil we find more fascinating.
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Mr. Burns (The Simpsons) over Skeletor (He-Man and the Masters of the Universe) when it comes to the greatest Cartoon Villains of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Mr. Burns (The Simpsons) 70.4% of the time over Skeletor (He-Man and the Masters of the Universe).
Across all battles:
Mr. Burns (The Simpsons) win rate: 62.9%
Skeletor (He-Man and the Masters of the Universe) win rate: 56.8%
It's the clash of eras and styles that gets fans fired up. Mr. Burns, the corporate overlord from modern times, contrasts sharply with Skeletor, the fantasy realm sorcerer. Their different worlds bring unique flavors to the battle, making every vote a debate between classic and contemporary evil.
Skeletor's got a wild fan base because of his iconic skull face and that unforgettable evil cackle. He's a classic villain from the 80s that still holds a soft spot in the hearts of many for pure nostalgic villainy.
Mr. Burns is cleaning up! Fans love his devious charm and the hilariously evil antics that spice up Springfield. His consistent presence in a long-running show like The Simpsons probably gives him the edge over the more niche appeal of Skeletor from He-Man.