Vincent the Bear, I think, makes the most sense thematically and story wise. He is RJ's former best friend and opens in the beginning of the films narrative as a bear RJ tries to steal from and will kill him/eat him if he doesn't replace his food and cart and makes a dramatic, intense and epic return in the climax. He may be the biggest threat technically, because he can physically grab them and has his claws and can just eat them in 2 seconds if he grabs them.
The Exterminator, is an obvious choice as well, since he may be the most obvious threat to the animals. His electrocuter stun thingy and the lasers he installed. But they are smart enough to evade them, making tha bear more stronger.
Miss Glady is the one we see the most of, she is also an obvious choice as well I think because she is the one they try to steal from and gets angry at the animals the most. But she is obviously not the most biggest threat to them.
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I don't think it's the bear, he just got his food stolen and destroyed that he needed to survive. He's got every right to be angry.
The Exterminator is not there for fun, he got called their, he just does his job. He enjoys his job, but I don't see him as evil.
Glady just got her house raided. I understand.
I think the raccoon RJ is the villain. He started all this trouble to begin with, and creates more to save his own skin.
Their... now that's just great.
I think he an anti hero he does redeem himself at the end by saving everybody
I guess antaganist might be more fitting but they are "villans" in the sense to these character
rj could be an antihero who shifts from a complex protaganist role to anti hero helper to lowkey villainous to villainious and then redeemed anti hero