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Well, I'm in Hyrule where bunnies have been extinct for a while now. XP

What about zombie killer seals? Get a big enough boot and river dance on them.. Nothing quite says love like stepping on seals, even if they are zombies, all the more reason to do so..

Lol. I just thought of DBZA...

"My men will play a group of drunken sailors, and you're the baby seals. And, go."
*Frieza's men pummel the Namekians*
"And, scene."

That's who I meant...I was too lazy to type "Zarbon and Dodoria" XP

I used to watch that, with my cousin, quite some time ago when he was young. I'd pick him up from school, and have to stick around till one of his parents got off work, he would have an after school snack and watch cartoons, while I'd do the crossword puzzle in the newspaper from the couch. I vaguely recall some of these things, but I am pretty sure I saw the first half of the anime in question.
As I recall, at some point there was some guy in a floaty chair, that was bullying these people who looked like walking green beans (Namekians? I'm only moderately versed in anime), the names Frieza, Zarbon, Dodoria, ring a few bells. Thats the anime with that Trunks person in it, right?

He wasn't a bully! ...He was a tyrant. Tyrants are worse.

Yep! ...But he has an awesome voice...I don't know why I like it.

Looking back at the character, having googled the names of aforementioned characters and turned up clips on youtube, I didn't find anything particularly outstanding about said bully tyrant.. In his "true form" he looks like he OD'ed on roids, and his voice comes off as a bit raspy.

He does pose an "interesting" antagonist however, being an alien shapeshifter of some sort (thats a new one), and he does have the usual "I'm so bad I destroyed an entire planet" thing going for him, but that makes him seem more gary-stu, than anything nightmarish. Given he was the big bad end-boss type super-villain for that part of the anime, apparently, he did come off as a "bad guy", rule the universe and all whatnot.

But he didn't seem monstrous, like, a demon spawned from hell, poised to let hell itself flood into the world. His goal seemed more isolated to his own end, not some cosmic level threat. I'm not saying he is a bad villain archetype, but he didn't give me anything of an impression that would result in a nightmare.

Major villain, with petty goals, ruling the world, ruling the universe, as-if that hasn't been done a thousand times. But he serves his purpose well enough, I suppose, being that there was an epic fight from what I could tell, that really captured the mood of "emergency", to the factor of him needing to be stopped. Whatever made the anime intense, I suppose.