Villigan's Corporation

The Villigan's corporation is a villain run company and a major antagonist group in Kite Man: Hell Yeah!

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Background[]

Owned by Helen Villigan this company controls the following businesses

Restuarant Chain
Spa
Delivery Service
Airlines
The Pit
Etrigans

"Villigan's, Hell Yeah!"[]

Villigan's, a villain-themed chain restaurant, opens across the street, threatening Noonan's business. Meanwhile, Kite Man feels that he is not moving fast enough in his relationship with Glider and asks if they can move in together, though she avoids the subject upon noticing that he found her secret relationship spreadsheet. Kite Man tries to reignite their bond by discovering Villigan's intentions but proves reluctant to kill the manager as he has never killed before. Meanwhile, Glider accepts Villigan's offer for a free spa day with the Queen, Malice, and Chessure. During this, she confesses that she loves Kite Man and has been ready to move in with him, but is afraid that she might kill him due to her unstable powers. The group later learn they stumbled onto a death trap owned by Villigan's manager, Baby Doll, who reveals her intent to kill Kite Man and destroy Noonan's with a rigged gift basket. However, Kite Man throws the basket at the last second, destroying Villigan's Restuarant.

"Prison Break, Hell Yeah!"[]

The Villigan's Corporation is revealed to have bought The Pit (aka the Peña Duro North Correctional and Rehabilitation Facility) from a currently destitute and financially broke Bane along with the only aircraft line with a route to it. Helen Villigan turned The Pit from a jail to one of her many factories, using mind controlling gas to get the inmates, and Rebecca Chen assemble villainous gadget for her.

Bane manages to get banned from life from the Villigan's Aircraft line because he decided to stop a "feral child" from drinking out the toilet seat, and in the scuffle Glider and Kite-Men get banned too. However they still manage to free Rebecca, kill every other mind controlled inmate, damage the Villigan's assembly line and flee tied to the next flight to the US (as they are no longer allowed to buy tickets).

Helen Villigan claims she can still rebuild the damaged assembly lines of The Pit, that stays as part of the Villigan's Corporation assets.

"Mother/Daughter Day, Hell Yeah!"[]

Kite-Man, tired of being powerless and miserable and wanting to impress Golden Glider's mom, enters the Villigan's Corporation headquarters, as Etrigan told him Helen Villigan could give him powers. He avoids being chased out by the security by showering everyone with kindness and finally meets Helen Villigan. She agrees to turn him into the telekinetic bully villain Beast Mode in exchange for his kite. Kite-Man agrees and Helen Villigan shows him a room in the HQ tailored to "edit" a human being: she then takes away Kite-Man's compassion and love to give him physical prowess, arrogance, selfishness and his new powers, claiming she'll use him at a later date.

"Sexiest Villain Alive, Hell Yeah!"[]

Tired of seeing Kite-Man turned into a bully, and under instruction of Kite-Man himself in his brief moments of sanity, Golden Glider enters the Villigan's Corporation HQ, this time using Clayface disguised as Helen Villigan to gain access. She quickly leaves after finding out that Villigan's office has biometric controls keyed to Helen's eyes, after stealing a remote control that would allow her to restore Kite-Man even if he and Helen Villigan weren't in the HQ.

Triva[]

Villigan's name is obviously a play on Bennigan's, a popular Irish pub-themed American casual dining restaurant chain.