
Villainous Review: Black Hat’s Evil Plans Keep Falling Apart — And That’s the Point
A Mexican animated series about a villain who fails gloriously. Review of Villainous, the tale of Black Hat and his hapless band.


A Mexican animated series about a villain who fails gloriously. Review of Villainous, the tale of Black Hat and his hapless band.

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