Disneyvillains are among the most infamous in cinema history. The most remarkable examples are remembered for their effortless charisma and unspeakably wicked ways. Now, fans can enjoy a stylish drink alongside the apples, fur coats, and ticking crocodiles that top-tierDisneyvillains are famous for.
Beeline Creatives’ new range of tiki mugsinspired by the worst of the worst from Disney’s animated movies are now available for pre-order. The selection brings villains from classic films of the 1930s, 1950s, 1960s, and 1980s to fans’ homes. They’re a devilishly perfect set of collectibles for Disney fans and Geeki Tiki collectors, and they’re all releasing in February and March of this year, making it the perfect time to get your pre-orders in before they sell out.
Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Cat Geeki Tikis Mug
The Cheshire Cat may not be an out-and-out villain, but there’s no doubt he makes things difficult for Alice during her adventures in Wonderland. The beaming feline also makes a stunning mug, and fans won’t have to worry about being left with a grin without a cat. This 13-ounce tiki stands about 7 inches tall, with the typically upside-down kitty highlighted in his familiar stripe under a purple and white glaze. Shipping from February 2024.
Sleeping Beauty Maleficent Geeki Tikis Mug
In many ways, Maleficent is the archetypal Disney villain. Taken from the 1959 animated classic, which inspired the current live-action movie series based on the villain, this tiki mug is a maliciously colorful tribute. The villainous collectible features a typical black and white glaze, with purple and gold accents and a stunning purple interior. Standing approximately 9 3/4 tall, it magically holds about 20 ounces of liquid. It’s a superb mug for Disney devotees and tiki collectors. Shipping from March 2024.
The Little Mermaid Ursula Geeki Tikis Mug
The Octopan offender from 1989’s The Little Mermaid makes a suitably terrifying tiki. The sea witch became an instant fan favorite when she plotted to steal the voice of mermaid Ariel and overthrow King Triton. This 24-ounce mug combines the cephalopodic rapscallion’s distinctive look with classic tiki elements. She and her moray eel minions may look like (glazed) black and white villains on the outside, but the mug’s interior is a deep purple. Standing just over 7 inches tall, it comes in open display box packaging perfect for completist’s shelves. Shipping from March 2024.
101 Dalmatians Cruella De Vil Geeki Tikis Mug
Disney villains don’t come much more wicked than101 Dalmatians’ Cruella De Vil. Fans may not agree with every one of Cruella’s fashion choices, but they won’t be able to resist this stunning design. Combining the villain’s distinctive look from the 1961 animated feature with unique tiki elements, the outside is an eye-catching mix of bone-colored glaze and black accents. Inside, the 20-ounce 8 1/2-inch tall mug is a chilling red interior. Shipping from March 2024.
Alice in Wonderland Queen of Hearts Geeki Tikis Mug
The main antagonist ofAlice in Wonderlandmay be obsessed with removing heads, but fans will always find time for a hot drink first with this distinctive tiki mug. Standing just under 8 inches tall, this Queen of Hearts vessel can hold an impressive 34 ounces. Outside, Her Majesty’s clearly in a good mood, wearing an expression picked out in regal black, white, and red detailing that will take fans straight to Wonderland. Shipping from February 2024.
Peter Pan Captain Hook Geeki Tikis Mug
Fans get two villains in one on this ingenious tiki mug. Peter Pan’s enemy, Captain Hook, is featured on one side, while the pirate’s reptilian nemesis, Tick-Tock the Crocodile, is on the other. The brilliant red and black glaze with white detailing and gold accents helps draw out the distinctive accessories of both rogues: the clock and the hook. Standing just under 10 inches tall, this mug takes about 28 ounces and is perfect dishware for fans of the boy who never grew up. Shipping from March 2024.
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Disney’s 100th birthday celebrations continue. These incredible mugs allow fans to keep their favorite villains close any time of day. They brilliantly demonstrate how Geeki Tikis fuse iconic tropical style with charismatic interpretations of well-known characters. The Cruella de Vil mug is as stylish as fans could hope for, but our pick of the pre-orders is the Peter Pan-inspired ceramic mug. It captures Captain Hook’s permanent struggle with his crocodile nemesis superbly.
These mugs are likely to be as hot as their contents. Fans who do not want to miss out should get their pre-orders in early. Game Rant readers looking to top up their tiki collection before these mugs are released can claim an automatic 10% off and free domestic shipping over $79 on any in-stock items at Entertainment Earth.
FAQs
Who Is The Most Popular Disney Villain?
Over the decades, Disney has served up many brilliant villains. Disney Plus has confirmed the impressive rogues’ gallery’s timeless appeal by introducing it to a new audience. Long-standing and recent fans won’t be surprised that some of the above names take the top three spots in Game Rant’s ranking ofthe greatest animated Disney villainsor that the best (or worst) is obsessed with Dalmatian coats.
Who Was The First Disney Animated Villain?
Leaving behind menacing Pete, the nemesis of Mickey Mouse in Walt Disney’s earliest shorts, the first bona fide villain was the Evil Queen. She’s the mischief-maker in the company’s first animated feature, 1937’sSnow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
