The "Good Guy" vs The "Bad Guy"

Ok, so I will argue good guys are better/funnier (never mind about the Lego Movie, I was too absorbed in the "funny" category.)Normally in stories the heroes win, so I will start off with "happy stories". (exceptions are tragedies, cliff-hangers and horror stories, which I will get to later)As can be seen from http://goodguyswag.com..., the protagonist has essentially some kind of trait that allows him to beat the obstacles within his ways and basically win. Whether it's courage, or persistency, or smartness, the protagonist always ends up winning. Sure, it is difficult for him, but the villain is always beaten down. Because of the impossibility of the villain winning within these "happy stories", it is thus better to be the hero. Nobody wants to die! (And dying is not funny in any way)Now, onto tragedies, cliff-hangers, and horror stories. Horror stories--actually, impossibly, being the hero is probably more exciting/funny than being the villain. The villain just provides the epic, creepy horror plot twist, while the hero, trying to avoid being trapped, nevertheless ends up dying anyways. Hey, others' failures are our laugh! (kind of like how comedy movies work. You fall, you get LOLZ)Tragedies--well, the villain may be winning in this kind of story, and tragedies are opposite of comedy. So how can it be funny for any of them? Oh yes, tragic heroes. There's a reason they're called tragic HEROES, because they are good guys, just with terrible flaws that lead to audience groaning and moaning, only to let them fall. It is sometimes actually funny seeing the hero fall, for example, in Julius Caesar, Caesar is so arrogant, ignoring the soothsayer, while Cassius is plotting RIGHT BEHIND HIS BACK. If that's not funny, what's funny? (this is also very comedic, in cartoons such as Popeye, one episode the girl narrowly avoided all the obstacles, causing the audience to laugh. Another good example is a stupid protagonist, such as Inspector Gadget, completely oblivious to anything happening around him, even though his dog and young daughter/nephew can solve the case. Seriously, Gadget is so stupid (no offense) that even his dog can solve the case he can't solve! Again, going back to the point of funny--the villain in the show was very malicious, not a comedy character at all!)Cliff-hangers--similar to horror stories, except you don't know what's going to happen. Arguably the villains and the protagonists are equally funny.I'm very tired, and I have to sleep, so I'm only going to post one more point.Tragic Flaws within "happy stories"--just like tragedies, except a protagonist's tragic flaw in "happy stories" only are an obstacle. However, sometimes this "tragic flaw" can be humorous. One example is within the movie Bolt, in which the dog thinks he's weak to styrofoam. Let me repeat that, he's afraid of styrofoam!! If you don't think that's not funny, you have a horrible taste of comedy. No offense.Actually I lied. I will post yet another point because I can."The Comedy Character"--normally the "comedy character" is sided with the protagonist (with the exception of Home Alone and its sequel). Good examples are Frozen's Olaf, Aladdin's Genie, Lion King's Timon & Pumbaa, The Lego Movie (which, arguably, the protagonist IS the "comedy character"), MLP:FiM's Pinkie Pie, (the book) Romeo & Juliet's Mercutio ....(shall I list more?)The comedy character, coming to its name, is supposed to prove a humorous addition to the story. Without them, the story has lost its funniness. (one great example being Mercutio dying, which officially turned the story around into a tragedy)Now, I know you're probably going to rebut back, possibly with "pro contradicts himself--MLP:FiM has a comedy VILLAIN as well, and his name is Discord!" Well, I tell you, Discord is certainly a fun character and humorous too, but it's actually only for the sake of adding onto his personality of being twisted and chaotic, making puns and breaking fourth wall many times. Besides, Pinkie Pie does the same thing Discord does, only many many many more times, and because such, she is funnier.In conclusion the protagonist is funnier than the antagonist. (Yes, I know you will use Home Alone and its sequel. Good luck with that. I'm too tired to post more.)