45 Baddies We Unapologetically Adore!

Beside every bad boy is a bad girl, and Tulip is the ultimate bad girl. She's stunning, smart. and has the "girl next door" quality, if the girl next door made bazookas out of household products, had a violent streak if warranted, and robbed banks. She's Jesse's right-hand woman and with good reason. She also won our hearts.

By now we should be sick of Negan, but as annoying as he can be, he's also kind of awesome. Perhaps most of Negan's irresistible appeal can be blamed on Morgan's portrayal of him. Negan is an asshole. He's an unapologetic asshole who gets off on terrorizing everyone around him, but it would be a lie to say he's not entertaining as all hell.

It's funny you should say that Lucious because that's how many of us feel about you! Lucious is godawful. There is no getting around it. He's a crappy father, terrible husband, and a cutthroat businessman. He's ruthless, shrewd, and he's a murderer. He's a cheater, liar, and a homophobe. He's so many things that make him a detestable person, but as the patriarch of the Lyon family and the Empire dynasty, it all boils down to "better the devil you know." He comes with the territory when it comes to loving the Lyon family. So in the end, he's a baddie you have to root on.

Cersei is despicable and villainous beyond words. Is anyone rooting for her in the least bit? Probably not. She's so damn good at being bad though, that watching her and hating her is a real treat. She's ruthless and dogged in her quest to get what she deems is rightfully hers, and she's lost so much along the way that she can't stop now. It's respectable, in a twisted sort of way. A show is only as good as its villain, and Cersei is a hell of a villain.

Oh, Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy. He's the new kid and resident bad boy on Hondo's team of badasses. Jimmy is incapable of playing by the rules. He barely plays well with others. He's impulsive, hardheaded, stubborn, and the guy has a problem with authority. He's a pain in the ass, but in a way reminiscent of a younger sibling, so you can't help but love him and feel protective of him too. He's exhausting though. Get it together, Jimmy!

Valentine had everything that makes for a great villain. He's a rebel and a traitor, and he has a burning passion for people who he considers are beneath him. Valentine wreaked havoc on the Clave and Downworlders alike and took great joy in screwing with both Clary and Jace. He was exciting and unpredictable. You rooted for his demise, but you also hoped he would somehow turn things around a bit for his daughter's sake. Valentine is the best villain on Shadowhunters.

Wolfgang is the gangster, brawler, criminal mastermind, and resident baddie of our favorite cluster, and we wouldn't want him any other way. Wolfgang is the standard baddie who had a terrible childhood that included loads of abuse, semi-incest, and murdering his own father. Somehow, despite living a life of crime and murder, he grew up to be loyal, protective, and well-adjusted. He's sexy and deadly; he kills and he steals, but he will die for the people he cares about, protects those he loves, and finally came around to accepting the fact that he is worthy and loved.

Crowley was the baddie with a heart of gold we loved best, but Lucifer is the baddie we can't get enough of watching. He's brazen, obnoxious, and a pain in the ass. We wouldn't want him any other way though. He gives the Winchesters a run for their money, and would Supernatural be in its one-thousandth season without his contributions to keeping the fandom entertained? Probably not.

Is she a decent person? Heck no. Lucille won't be getting a "World's Greatest Mom" mug, and if she did, she'd promptly fill it with booze and go back to berating those around her anyway. We don't mind though because the woman is pretty darn funny when it comes down to it, and sometimes she says what everyone is thinking. She's also a meme gold mine.