Tell us who the most iconic Bond villain is!

Francisco Scaramanga

The man with the golden gun

Scaramanga is a lethal assassin and was a formidable villain for Bond to go up against, using his golden gun he could kill anyone with a single shot and the other trait that he had that made him stand out was the fact that he had a 3rd nipple.

This is the scene which led to his eventual death in a duel against 007. It's one of the things that set himself apart from other villains he saw 007 more of an equal and wanted to a challenge to kill him.

Le Chiffre from Casino Roayle is a memorable Bond villain for me because of his chilling calmness and his ability to be a bit vulnerable... he’s not a typical invincible mastermind, but a man driven by desperation and fear. i think My favorite scene is the torture sequence where Le Chiffre tries to break Bond, showcasing his ruthless nature. I think I am a bit sadistic enjoying these types of scenes hahaha but it is memorable for its raw tension and the way it exposes both Bond’s and Le Chiffre’s vulnerabilities :D

No doubt about it, the most iconic Bond villain is Mads Mikkelsen as Le Chiffre in Casino Royale.

He embodies the perfect blend of a calm psychopath, sadist, and evil mastermind. His chilling performance ... brrr. Le Chiffre's intelligence and ruthlessness set a new standard for Bond villains. The intensity he brings to every scene is quite noticeable.

While I won't link the infamous torture scene due to its brutality, here is another scene from poker game

Ernst Stavro Blofeld

If you're talking iconic then we gotta go by visuals and Blofeld has it all. Bald head, scar running down his eye, and finally a white cat purring whilst he monologues to his henchmen or to Bond in a deathtrap.

Blofeld's imagery has gone beyond his own character being parodied and imitated in so much of popular culture that this main physical characteristics can be used as visual shorthand to indicate that this guy is a bad guy or the boss.

Whilst Blofeld's end was rather unceremonious being dropped into a chimney at the start of For Your Eyes Only (1987), the character was picked by Christoph Waltz in the Craig era of Bond showing the longevity and meaning Blofeld's character has for the Bond franchise

Since Blofeld is the obvious choice for this one I’m going to go with

Gert Fröbe as Auric Goldfinger

This Villian was a big rug pull from any of the other Bond villains in the Sean Connery era, Everyone remembers the iconic scene of James Bond strapped to a table about to be cut in half with the laser,

Also Goldfinger was the very first Bond Villian to iconise the line ‘Goodbye Mr Bond’ a line referenced in future Bond films and of course who can forget the infamous;

Bond: You expect me to talk?

Goldfinger: No Mr Bond, I expect you to DIE!

Pure, Classic Bond Villian 😎