Multitudes of overwhelming (and undermining) suprisal

[Xephares_Po]

A simple question, most likely calling for a complicated answer I imagine. When a character is confronted with a multitude of enemies that either match, come close to or were cloned with the DNA of said character, why is it often that the character in question proves victorious.

Actually, forgive me but I must add a sub-question. Also, why is it so necissary to have a villian attain temporary victory, then lose? Wouldn't they take advantage of their position and find someway to deny their enemies' survival? What would you do?

 

[Corinthian™]

A simple question, most likely calling for a complicated answer I imagine. When a character is confronted with a multitude of enemies that either match, come close to or were cloned with the DNA of said character, why is it often that the character in question proves victorious.

Actually, forgive me but I must add a sub-question. Also, why is it so necissary to have a villian attain temporary victory, then lose? Wouldn't they take advantage of their position and find someway to deny their enemies' survival? What would you do?

because writers are cheap and bad guys always finish last

 

[Neto Magnus]

yea I never understand why Bond villains can't just shoot him rather than giving a monologue of his scheme.

 

[Noon]

When a character is confronted with a multitude of enemies that either match, come close to or were cloned with the DNA of said character, why is it often that the character in question proves victorious.

He is the hero, the hero always wins, he is the one the audience know and love etc. Basically, it's not real, someone wrote it and they wanted them to win.

why is it so necissary to have a villian attain temporary victory, then lose? Wouldn't they take advantage of their position and find someway to deny their enemies' survival? What would you do?

To make the story seem more interesting, it's not real. In real life, things like this rarely happen.

 

[Alpha and Omega]

Villain films are probably the future of comic book movies, if we see any longevity.