A crazy smaller person of sorts who is appalled with how Fairy Tales have turned into generally lovely and cutesy, making it his obligation to ruin the stories to make the narratives more like their more obscure, unique selves. He can destroy and filthy anything he strolls by. FAQ Why do villains always have mustaches? He quite often gets the best exchange or storyline in whichever episode he’s in, yet Randy and his strange conduct would not almost make us giggle as hard on the off chance that he didn’t have the ‘stache. It just impeccably suits him. Ned Flanders (The Simpsons)

So, if you perhaps like to trim a mustache regularly, it can be the case that some of these characters were doing the same, but you didn’t realize it. Anyways, let’s jump to the core and see what our list looks like. Mario and Luigi (Mario and Luigi Video Games)

2. Tom Hardy

Mustaches have been worn in various styles throughout history, but are they in style today? It depends who you ask. Some people would argue that mustaches never go out of style—and those people are right. It's a classic look, which others would say is dated in today's modern era. The last time mustaches were truly in style were the 1970s, when disco was hot and men wore bell-bottoms. A more extreme scenario is to pin up your mustache using small hair clips and bobby pins. This is also a no-wax-needed option. Of course, you can only do this for a certain time as you obviously can’t go out like that. Does mustache stop growing at a certain length? It is hard even to start to portray his mustache, assuming we can even call it that way. It looks more like Natalie just wrote all over a smidgen with a Sharpie. However, Boris makes this rundown all joking aside because his facial expression truly educates something regarding his character. He doesn’t have to apply a beard softener to make you love him. I feel the need, the need for facial hair. The first movie in the franchise was quite the selection box of facial hair already – most notably Goose. In the long awaited, well received sequel however, it’s Bradley ‘Rooster’ Bradshaw (Teller) who carries the mantle with aplomb. It’s all about the military-grade precision and hint of camp which really sends this ‘tache stratospheric and, ahem, takes our breath away. Something more terrible rather than dream-like in the show, be that as it may, basically for George Jetson, is his chief, Cosmo Spacely, who’s a business despot with a “little man” intricate and a very Hitler-esque mustache. Up until today, many individuals don’t have the foggiest idea what the makers of The Jetsons recalled when they made the show in the mid-sixties. Perhaps they were endeavoring to give proper respect to Charlie Chaplin? Yosemite Sam (Looney Tunes)

Ned Flanders’ mustache makes this rundown because it simply accommodates his personality so well, like Randy. The ragged ‘stache, alongside the glasses, sweaters, and his super strict convictions, make Ned Flanders into a kind of animated, Christian rendition of Mr. Rogers. The 70s may be over, but you can be the one to keep the mustache movement going. A mustache is something every man should try at least once in his life. If you're ready to take this style for a spin, we fully support it. The first step to growing a mustache couldn't be more simple; hide you razor and let you upper lip hair grow as nature intended. We recommend letting the whole beard grow and then gradually cut the beard shorter while leaving the lip area alone. It's going to take some time before it actually starts to look good, but once you have about an inch of growth, you're ready to make the transition from full beard to manicured mustache. To shape your mustache, all you need is a trimmer, some scissors, maybe some beard balm, and a some inspiration images. We will discuss the animation form of Captain Hook from the 1953 Peter Pan film. Scalawag needs to kill Peter Pan and all of the Lost Boys. The scoundrel who’s unnerved by crocodiles. The lowlifes whose mustache is in a real sense so slender that it must be attracted by pencil at the last possible moment (although drawing with a pencil was a significant piece of how they did liveliness some time ago). The Stranger is the narrator of this much-loved film, but thank goodness this isn’t a mere voiceover, otherwise we wouldn’t be able to see Sam Elliot’s resplendent duster. Having showed off his face furniture throughout television and film, most notably as Ron Swanson’s arch-nemesis in Parks and Recreation, it’s in The Big Lebowski that these majestic whiskers truly sing.

14. Kaitlin Olson

The managed, short pieces of beard growth don’t draw in a lot of consideration (even though his abhorrent looking eyebrows may), which is significant because he’s a covert operative for Pittsylvania (however, we should call it Russia, since, come on, Boris is Russian). To lay it out plainly: Boris’ mustache (or absence of one) impeccably portrays his evil yet mysterious persona. Mario (Super Mario Bros)