The villains in animations

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There is an interesting question about animation in my FB fan page recently, "do villains necessarily have a miserrable past?" I am on the side of "NO." When I was young, I usually watch those of which bad guys had pitiful past or tremedous ambition (ex.conquering the world). However, I always thought those pitiful experiences were too simple to make people do such a bad thing, and I also thought that there were much more human beings suffering form the much more miserrable situation. I considered it illogical. When I grow up, I comfirm this thinking more. Those who become serial killer and murder her husband might directly link to their past, but when we try to discuss those who try to slaughter millions of people for their own selfishness, things are different. They are usually smart and have a fortunate life. This kind of thinking influences my favor of watching anime. The top bad guy in my mind is always the villain of "MAWARU Penguindrum." He answered the question "why you try to kill so many people" in this way, "because one day when I woke up, I just think I don't really like this world, so I decided to hold a massacre in Tokyo! (smile~)"