a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o Rebekah Moseley (November 19, 2021). "Celebrate National Play Monopoly Day With the New Monopoly: Disney Villains Henchmen Edition". Laughing Place. In the film Once Upon a Halloween, on the night before Halloween, the Evil Queen from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs plans to conquer Halloween, and asks her cauldron to show the viewer several villains to which one of them helps her in her plan. Among them, Peg Leg Pete, Ursula, Captain Hook, Yzma, Professor Ratigan, Alameda Slim, Judge Claude Frollo, and Horned King are the ones with a main focus.

Dakin, Glenn (September 8, 2020). Disney Villains: The Essential Guide to the Evilest of Them All. Dorling Kindersley. p.72. ISBN 9780241401224. The Thirteen Reflections of Evil was a Disney Villain group made for the Epcot pin trading event in the September of 2013. In the story, the Evil Queen found an incantation which if performed with a magic mirror on Friday the Thirteenth, would summon 13 of the most powerful and evil villains from across time and space. The villains then broke the mirror and hid the thirteen shards so no one could use it against them. a b Dakin, Glenn (September 8, 2020). Disney Villains: The Essential Guide to the Evilest of Them All. Dorling Kindersley. p.40. ISBN 9780241401224.

Disney's Sinister Cats is a lesser known sub-franchise consisting of felines. It should be noted that several of its members were not the main antagonists of their respective films. This franchise is also known as Disney Cats, but it should be noted that the franchise does not include feline protagonists like Oliver or Thomas O'Malley under this banner. Felines with more evident anthropomorphic features like Pete, Gideon or Prince John are also not included.

Disney's Divas of Darkness (also shortened to Disney Divas, DDD, or Disney's Bad Girls) is a sub-franchise consisting of the most recognizable female Disney Villains (or Disney villainesses). It can be seen as a counterpart to the Disney Princess franchise because it too targets a female audience but consists of evil characters instead.Dryfhout, Taryn (July 13, 2016). "It's Good to be Bad: Why the World has Gone Mad for Disney Villains". Hour Loop . Retrieved April 23, 2020.

Dr. Facilier - Facilier served as the central villain in Disney's Maleficious Halloween Party, Villains Mix and Mingle from 2011 to 2014, and served as the host of the villain-centric event Club Villain. Dakin, Glenn (September 8, 2020). Disney Villains: The Essential Guide to the Evilest of Them All. Dorling Kindersley. p.54. ISBN 9780241401224. In August 2018, a strategy game titled Disney Villainous was designed by Prospero Hall, published by Ravensburger and released exclusively to Target stores. The game has players compete as Disney Villains attempting to accomplish their goals from the film, while simultaneously trying to slow down their opponents. As of March 2021, four standalone expansions have released, with each adding three different playable villains. [76] Dakin, Glenn (January 1, 2004). Disney Villains: The Essential Guide. Dorling Kindersley. p.36. ISBN 1405305673.When Parker Brothers finally got on board in 1935, Rich Uncle Pennybags was already well known enough to front other of the company's board games. In 1940, he became the star of a game called Dig. In 1946, he fronted the eponymous Rich Uncle. Mr. Monopoly make an appearance in the Transformers comic book, When Worlds Collide. In this story, when trying to retrieve the stolen Matrix of Leadership, Optimus Prime joined forces with Mr. Monopoly, along with several other heroes. Maleficent - The most frequent and quintessential leader of the Disney Villains. She led the villains in several park attractions, promotional material, the Kingdom Hearts series, and was the second-in-command of the Kingdom Keepers novels. Over its more than 90 year history, Disney has brought to life more than 127 different villains from films, sequels, television, video games, books, and even the Disney theme parks. Although many different evil characters and enemies have been created, not all of them are official members of the Disney Villains franchise. Ursula, Gaston, and Jafar are currently the only Disney Villains who try to marry the lead character of their respective films.