It's alright to have opinions, but making a ranking list based on Reddit opinions is just a hard no. There's not a shred of integrity going down that route.

Despite justifiable criticisms against this article, at least Makoto objectively belongs on such a "worst" list for every social and moral offense committed. However, this article completely glosses over the ever-loving ending of the School Days anime that showcases karma being laser-guided towards him. Heads will roll if you think just because he didn't have any remorse that it means he didn't face any consequences, and those consequences floated on like a nice boat.

Vitiate from TOR was able to achieve a method of immortality that didn't require an artifact, but rather life-draining Sith rituals; and for a long time, he was really successful with it. Old EU/Legends bootstrapped that to Palpatine's ideas as one of the main inspirations for Palpatine's own method of chasing immortality. What the justification for the method could be in current canon, I don't know, but I like the idea of Palpatine using ancient Sith rituals instead of embuing a mask since he had an affinity for historical Sith magics of old.