It's way to early for this.

For clarification purposes: a villain is a villain because at some point in their life they made the decision to move over to villainy. Someone who has always been villainous is a monster, not a villain. A monster can commit any atrocity, any sort of foul murderous deed with no hesitation. A monster, however, is born. A villain is created, out of resentment, anger, and selfishness. A monster can commit any number of despicable acts across the board, however, a monster will always lack the same passionate anger that a villain has.

An anti-hero is someone who does not conform to the polite dashing stereotype of the hero. An anti-hero can also be a villain reformed, or even a villain in remission, but an anti-hero only engages in purely villainous acts if he is set back along the path back to villainy. An anti-hero cannot be a monster anymore than a monster can be a tree.

Unless it is a particularly evil tree.

-Grace