Mattel's Great Villains collection from the late 1990s, as mentioned by Matthewlondon are still among the most film-accurate doll versions of the animated versions of Maleficent, Queen Grimhilde (The Queen), and Ursula. This series also made two dolls based on the live-action version of 101 Dalmatians' Cruella de Vil (the Glenn Close version), which I do not like at all, though they really look like Glenn Close. I am a huge fan of the animated version of Cruella de Vil as designed by legendary animator Marc Davis. Maleficent—She is another one of the designer dolls, she has a cane with her green orb on the top, she has a more provocative outfit as well, and she has her hair instead of a hat that makes her hair stand up as if devil horns.

What is a good story without a good villain? And Disney villains are certainly no exception. From classics like Maleficent, Cruella De Vil and The Evil Queen, to the Renaissance with Jafar, Ursula and Gaston, to the modern day with Mother Gothel and Hans. Each one acting as the source of all things twisted and evil in their own story. And they're having a lot of fun doing it.Ursula—She is another one of the designer dolls and she is increasingly thin as well. Her hair is different and is in a beehive instead her original hair. She has a huge dress on that looks like tentacles, and she has a gold orb that she holds. The Disney Designer Collection Midnight Masquerade Doll Series is inspired by the magic of moonlit balls and dramatic Disney Villains. Designed by Disney Store artists, this limited edition set includes six deluxe collectible dolls, each in their own special display case.

Set includes six Disney Designer Collection Midnight Masquerade Series Villains Dolls, each in its own display box* Rich, intricate costuming with embroidered detailing, elevatedfabrics, and fine detailing–including embroidered accents and metallic finishes* The Evil Queen—She is another one of the designer dolls and she looks almost as she does in the movie. She has a purple cape and she has a gold crown, and she has exceedingly long eyelashes. The Evil Queen • Chernabog • Queen of Hearts • Captain Hook • Maleficent • Cruella De Vil • Ursula • Jafar • Scar • Hades • Dr. Facilier Cruella De Vil—Cruella De Vil is one of the designer dolls. She has a pipe, her hair is different from the one from the movies, she has a more provocative outfit that has a gem in it and it sparkly.Other Disney Animation Villains: Pete • Big Bad Wolf • Willie the Giant • Lonesome Ghosts • Mortimer Mouse • Magic Mirror • Honest John • Gideon • Stromboli • Monstro • Pink Elephants • Ringmaster • The Headless Horseman • Lady Tremaine • Anastasia Tremaine • Drizella Tremaine • Lucifer • Cheshire Cat • Card Soldiers • Mr. Smee • Si and Am • Aunt Sarah • Diablo • Jasper and Horace • Madam Mim • Kaa • Shere Khan • Edgar • Prince John • Sir Hiss • Sheriff of Nottingham • Heffalumps • Woozles • Madame Medusa • Brutus and Nero • Amos Slade • Horned King • Professor Ratigan • Felicia • Sykes • Flotsam and Jetsam • Percival C. McLeach • Gaston • Iago • Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed • Governor Ratcliffe • Claude Frollo • Pain and Panic • Fates • Shan Yu • Clayton • Sabor • Yzma • Lyle Tiberius Rourke • Captain Gantu • Dr. Jumba Jookiba • John Silver • Scroop • Bowler Hat Guy • Doris • Lawrence • Dr. Facilier's Shadow • Mother Gothel • Stabbington Brothers • King Candy • Sour Bill • Hans • Duke of Weselton • Yokai • Bellwether • Tamatoa • King Magnifico Yzma finally gets her due in plumage from her film, poisonous from head to toe. Her mask evokes Kuzco’s crown as she takes her seat atop his throne. Yzma will have 4500 dolls for sale, with MerchPass opening on October 27th. Credit: shopDisney Hades, lord of the underworld, boasts two masks featuring Pain and Panic (the human pin embodies both in theatrical style). With only 4300 dolls for sale, he may be highly coveted. Cool fire blazes at Hades’ collar, while souls encircle his cape. We are not worthy, we are worms! Worthless worms! MerchPass for Hades opens November 10th. Credit: shopDisney