5. South Park: Bigger, Longer And Uncut
Taking the more vocal appearances to something of an extreme, these next two entries also portray the Lord of Darkness in a somewhat more comical light. True, the blatantly drug fueled psychedelia of Invocation of My Demon Brother and the appearance of the Sabbatic Goat elicit unintentional laughs, and you may well be laughing at the pithy indictments made by The Man in End of Days, but these next two incarnations are deliberately played for laughs. In South Park: Movie Bigger, Longer and Uncut, Satan actually plays a subordinate role to a greater villain - Kyle's Mum... sorry, I meant Saddam Hussein. Satan, at one point, expresses his lament through song. The melodrama between these two is the source of much hilarity and plays out through many scenes that leave one wondering how they ever made it past the censors. Remember kids: without evil there can be no good, so it must be good to be evil sometimes.