Who provides it, you ask? Ginjo, and this time it isn't an act.
Chapter 458 gives us an awesome one, so much the two speech balloons that contain it occupy together a good half of the page. Mayuri gives a truly spectacular one whenever he unleashes his Bankai in one of the games. Grimmjow too, but only when he's fighting Ichigo. Hansel and Gretel from Black Lagoon should be the poster characters for creepy laughs, and they are very, very evil. He mostly does it when Train is involved though. Creed from Black Cat has a typical villain laugh. Alan Gabriel from The Big O is prone to this, though it's more of the maniacal giggle type the fact that it's Crispin Freeman of all people doing it just makes it more creepy. Desty Nova from Battle Angel Alita tends to enjoy this trope. Azumanga Daioh: While Kimura's laugh isn't a bona fide evil laugh, it sure is scary. This time she even mimics Lelouch, and seems glad to be lampshaded. Again in the DVD Bonus Episode Stairway to Heaven. Parodied and lampshaded in Angel Beats when Yurippe laughs during the baseball tournament she is told that she sounds like a villain. Just remember, you Genre Savvy villains, the Evil Overlord List: 
It's even more jarring (and awesome) when the villain in question is an emotionless character, proving Evil Has a Bad Sense of Humor every which way. Often goes well with Drunk on the Dark Side. Other villains, for reasons known only to themselves, go for the Giggling Villain approach. In Anime, haughty female villains (as well as some male ones) will overlap this with Noblewoman's Laugh. In any case, it has since devolved to the occasional evil chuckle (which may or may not be a bit scarier) or so every once in a while, except in certain cases, and the trope of laughing while your victim is helpless is definitely dead, as modern villains usually laugh while they work (to much better effect).Ī common subversion is to have a villain have an Un Evil Laugh, with snorting, chuckling and squeaking.
A truly Magnificent Bastard who may or may not be an Anti-Hero, but almost always a Large Ham. A Genre Savvy Card-Carrying Villain who does it because it's a classic villain maneuver, or. A bona fide psycho, in which case you'd better do some pretty impressive cackling,. A very old wizard-type fellow or Mad Scientist for whom this just comes naturally,. A famous supervillain who's been doing this since before it was cool,. There are only a few characters who are able to get away with this in modern media: This has become an Undead Horse Trope long ago, and usually will produce nothing but pure Narm. There is only one thing left for you to do - but first things first: Your circuitous Evil Plan is three-quarters complete! You know what, screw being the Evil Overlord of the world - you're already a god. The good guys are locked away in the Death Trap. 
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