Usually if someone'When looking for a vacation spot, positive traits are looked for. Sun, sea, comfortable chairs and, preferably, access to some sort of frozen drink. Of course, all of this assumes that your brain is positively programmed and that things like joy and wonder are emotions you seek.
But what happens if you'Are you a psychopathic misanthrope who only seeks suffering? Someone who spends their days looking for ways to corrupt a water supply or make everyone smaller? In this case, you might instead consider traveling the world in search of new inspiration, or possibly planning a new headquarters.
Tower of London
Supervillains love take prisoners. Even more so, they enjoy torturing said prisoners in strange and slow ways, usually while explaining their plans to them. So, for a modern supervillain, visiting the Tower of London must be like going to the Baseball Hall of Fame. To start, if youyou are a very bad person, the vibrations are impeccable. An old tower filled to the brim with cawing crows? That'I will get your vile juices flowing. Plus, at the end of the tour, you could lock an unsuspecting schmo in one of the historic cells and escape into the chaos.
The Catacombs of Paris
Another place supervillains like to be is anywhere underground. If they'If they are there to drill to the heart of the earth or to benefit from a stable and cool temperature, they love bunkers. Doubly so if it is'is under a big city, so much the better for them to trigger judgment. Based on these factors alone, they'I would love the catacomb system under Paris. Add to this that they'It's famous for being decorated with thousands of human skulls and any supervillain would have fun with it, if they didn't ask when they could move in!
Chernobyl
Speaking of bunkers, what better place to get inspiration than the Site of Humanity?'The biggest whoopsy, Chernobyl? A decimated area that remains unfit for human life for the foreseeable future. They might even claim that they did this and that they'I am finally walking through the rubble left after a successful project. Sure, radiation might not be ideal, but think of it this way: you might end up getting an extremely cool and intimidating mutation that becomes your trademark. A third little arm would make your poker confrontations with James Bond even more intense.
Pompeii
Once again, a perfect place to dream of finally getting revenge. Watching petrified corpses reach in terror toward the sky and thinking, “Those could be my enemies!”» You can also explore Vesuvius itself and see if it looks like something you could bring out again. Another strong point of Pompeii: the good Italian cuisine! Supervillains have to eat too! He'It's not like their megalomania stops them from enjoying a delicious, fresh stew.
Queimada Grande Island
Except bilingualism, this name probably has nothing to do with'It doesn't inspire fear like the others, but its alternative could be: Snake Island. He'is off the coast of Sao Paulo, and you'I'm almost assured that this will be the case.'Not too crowded, at least by humans. This being due to the fact that it'It's absolutely riddled with snakes. We'you speak one to five snakes per square meter, and not harmless little garden squiggles either. The predominant snake on Snake Island is the golden spearhead, a type of viper that possesses a fast-acting and very dangerous necrotic venom. Come with a nice big bag and you can stock your own stand for the dissidents when you return to HQ!
The Mariana Trench
Okay, unfortunately it's'It's a place that can viably be visited, but perhaps developing some sort of diving bell could be a side project for your evil R&D division. Deep, inky blackness, filled with the kind of creatures a troubled 16-year-old would draw in the margins of his binder? Perhaps the kind of creatures a young supervillain doodled himself instead of math homework? They'I would probably react the same way a well-adjusted tourist would to the sight of a series of jumping bottlenose dolphins.
