And Now, It’s Time for Some Disney Baddies

The last post has left me wanting for more, and after some serious investigation and research — we have found our Gaston. I somehow forgot that he’s in the villain category, hence he wasn’t featured in David Kawena’s lineup. These Disney villains’ shirtlessness were made by Lcslayer earlier which I believe have inspired David to do the heroes version in the first place. Love the furry detailing on Gaston, although I think Clayton would give him some serious competition *cough* muscle daddy *cough*. Also, Hades’ pose looks familiar, I wonder where he gets his inspiration from? Now excuse me while I go spend at least an hour under a long, cold shower (Captain Hook does that to me). This is the last cartoon post today this week I swear!
Thanks to everyone who sent this in! (side eyes included)
1. Clayton from “Tarzan”

2. Gaston from “Beauty and the Beast”

3. Hades from “Hercules”

4. Captain Hook from “Peter Pan”

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I wish there was labels by some of these, I only recognized a couple of them!
I like the bad ones more than the good ones…
Holy shoot, dude! Clayton and Gaston just got me wet!
I want one like those in real life, and I want them now!
Very good, Square!
Very EXCELLENT, Lcslayer!
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I wish Gaston had more body hair
Actually, this dude got inspired from David Kawena, and not the other way round!
Why are the bad guys always hotter???
@Youu & vanhenry71 Post edited accordingly. Thanks!
Gaston was my sex dream wen I was child
wow! those are hot! why can’t they be real men??
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I prefer the heroes line.
These look like they were actually just photos put through Photoshop effects and then had (disproportionate) cartoon heads pasted over.