He just looks like a normal guy, but the shadow of capital as a real god lies over him and twists his normal guy visage in to something unwholesome.
Maybe that is it, though. We expect great villains to look villainous, and when they do not it's somehow unsettling: how could someone so banally normal cause so much suffering?
He just looks like a normal guy, but the shadow of capital as a real god lies over him and twists his normal guy visage in to something unwholesome.
Maybe that is it, though. We expect great villains to look villainous, and when they do not it's somehow unsettling: how could someone so banally normal cause so much suffering?
"I think a servant of the enemy would look fairer and feel fouler"
Come to think of it yeah, it's less the features and more the way they're animated