*High five, brother!
Oh, this is going to be fun!
I was thinking about Bowser, one of the popular video game villains. As rich as he is, he could get us a fix very fast if he was real. He has how many castles in how many different games? As many as there are trees, it seems. Not only that, his castles make real life castles and mansions look like bird cages and dog houses by comparison. This doesn’t include the repairs after Mario destroys them, along with the employees, soldiers, robots, technology, weapons, vehicles, and etc he has. I doubt the richest people in real life could compete with him. He never kidnapped princess Peach; she goes with him willingly. He could get any woman with his wealth. Mario is the truth villain for destroying his castles out of jealousy.
Doctor Eggman is also someone who could invent a fix for us fast. How is he, the genius scientist and inventor the villain, yet Sonic, the loud, rude, dimwitted, egotist is the hero? What does that teach children?
Imagine how much all these so-called “villains” could accomplish if real! When we are young and growing up, we don’t think of things like this until we get older.