“Bad guy” in Japanese
Short answer
Bad guy in Japanese is “悪者” (warumono). Full meaning: bad guy, villain, evildoer, scoundrel.
Other ways to say “Bad guy” in Japanese
ヒール役
hiiruyaku (role of) heel (in wrestling, films, etc.), bad guy
わるもの
warumono bad guy, villain, evildoer, scoundrel
ワルもん
warumon bad guy, villain, evildoer, scoundrel
わるもん
warumon bad guy, villain, evildoer, scoundrel
ワルモノ
warumono bad guy, villain, evildoer, scoundrel
ヒール
hiiru heel (of a shoe); heel, bad guy, player of villain roles; healing
わる者
warumono bad guy, villain, evildoer, scoundrel
悪もの
warumono bad guy, villain, evildoer, scoundrel
ピール
piiru heel (of a shoe); heel, bad guy, player of villain roles; healing
ビール
biiru heel (of a shoe); heel, bad guy, player of villain roles; healing
悪
aku evil, wickedness; (role of) the villain (in theatre, etc.), the bad guy; wicked person, evil person, scoundrel, bad guy
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