Villains Getting Into The Act

There is trope usually in westerns where the robbers tie a damsel to train tracks, well wanted two villains to suffer this fate.  We have Captaine Chantel Shannon Dubois of  Madagascar3: Europe's Most Wanted and Cruella De Vil of Disney's 101 Dalmatians have been captured by some villains and tied to the tracks.  Maybe the Skipper has some evil scheme to take care of them. Now these two ladies await a train, hoping against hope that someone will rescue them. 

In the series Once Upon a Time, Cruella entered Storybrook with Ursulla of Little Mermaid and Maleficent of Sleeping Beauty.  Talk about who is the weakest link of these villains, who does not belong in this group of villains.  Cruella is villain of the standard type, the others can transform into a dragon and the other can grow into a giantess.

Captain Chantel Shannon DuBois is the main antagonist of Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted. She is the head of the animal control of Monaco.  Dubois took to hunting down animals in Monaco as a career, keeping a perfect case record as she did, as well as a grisly collection of mounted animals and animal heads on her office walls. This hunting of animals led her to the intended high point of her career: to hunt a lion for its head, for which she had reserved both a special plaque and place on her wall.

One lion that Dubois had intended to hunt was Alex, the famed lion from the Central Park Zoo in New York City. Alex, as well as several other former zoo animals that he had been with, managed to escape Dubois' grip, causing her to track them all throughout five countries, culminating her pursuit in the Central Park Zoo, wherein she and her officers met their downfall as Alex, with the aid of his fellow former zoo animals, as well as several circus animals, struck back. Dubois and her men were impeded for good as a result and stopped from hunting animals.

She is the best animal control officer in Monte Carlo with a perfect success record. She is very experienced and has extraordinary tracking skills; she also showed great strength and endurance when she survived many falls from great lengths and not being hurt at all, as well as managing to restrain the Zoo Animals' aircraft single handed.

It is also shown that DuBois is capable of smelling for her prey, and she even licks dirty water from one of Alex's deep footprints.

Throughout the third film, she pursues the Four in hopes of having their heads as trophies, especially Alex's. She first appears in the film when she is called by the casino manager and chases the animals through Monte Carlo. All of her assistants are injured in the chase, but she continues to go after the animals and eventually corners them at the Hotel Ambassador. The Four escape on a makeshift plane, which eventually crashes.

Later on she goes to the plane's crash site and discovers the animals ran away with the circus. She jumps on a train to Rome and when she arrives, she spots King Julien and Sonya on their date. DuBois steals a police bike but crashes it into a fountain and is arrested by the police, who look like her men.

Cruella De Vil is the main antagonist of Disney's 1961 animated feature film, One Hundred and Dalmatians. She is a wealthy, fashion-obsessed heiress who wishes to use the skins of 99 Dalmatian puppies for a fur coat.

She first appeared in the novel, The Hundred and One Dalmatians (1956) by Dodie Smith. Perhaps the most famous incarnation of the character was developed for Disney's 1961 animated adaptation, One Hundred and One Dalmatians by story man Bill Peet and animator Marc Davis. The Disney villainess proved successful and has led to appearances in other media.

Cruella is among the most critically-acclaimed and popular Disney characters of all time and is held in a similar regard among cinematic villains, once being voted the 39th greatest movie villain of all time, the 82nd most popular film character of all time and the 31st greatest movie female of all time. She is also one of Disney's single most iconic and memorable characters; referred to in television shows such as The Simpsons, her name served as the inspiration for a fetish magazine, as well as a short-lived Northern Irish post-punk band. She remains a recognizable image in popular culture and is a primary member of the Disney Villains franchise.