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Marvel Villains: A Dastardly Discussion
Kabam Zibiit
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Hey there Summoners!
With a diabolic new villain making his way into the Contest, we wanted to ask our community:
Who are your favorite villains in the Marvel universe?
What villain are you always excited to see make an appearance on the page or on the screen? Who is the one you can’t help but love, or love to hate? Who do you think comes up with the best evil plans? Who do you think gives the best villainous monologues? Let us know your thoughts below!
For me, Doctor Octopus is one of my favorite villains. His brand of villainy is just so…. classic! I love that his plots are frequently complicated and that he takes any chance he can to voice his thoughts in the most verbose way possible. And I love that he’s so used to being a villain that, even when he is on the side of good, the way he operates still screams “super-villain”.
With a diabolic new villain making his way into the Contest, we wanted to ask our community:
Who are your favorite villains in the Marvel universe?
What villain are you always excited to see make an appearance on the page or on the screen? Who is the one you can’t help but love, or love to hate? Who do you think comes up with the best evil plans? Who do you think gives the best villainous monologues? Let us know your thoughts below!
For me, Doctor Octopus is one of my favorite villains. His brand of villainy is just so…. classic! I love that his plots are frequently complicated and that he takes any chance he can to voice his thoughts in the most verbose way possible. And I love that he’s so used to being a villain that, even when he is on the side of good, the way he operates still screams “super-villain”.
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Favorites of all time though - Galactus, Thanos, Doctor Doom, the Void. My top of those would be Thanos though, for sure.
From the movies? Killmonger
Magneto and Dr. Doom, in that order. Of course there are tons of variations and retcons so nothing you say about either is 100% definitive, but for me Magneto has always been the most understandable and sympathetic villain. He has a fundamental motivation that is not only understandable, but almost righteous. He believes humanity wants to exterminate mutant kind out of hate and fear and they need to be protected and he's not wrong. Doom, on the other hand, is almost the polar opposite. He is the consummate megalomaniac that thinks the world would be better off if Doom ran it, and no problem is unsolvable if Doom works on it. Doom thinks he is superior to everyone else and at his best he's not entirely wrong either.
For me, Magneto in a nutshell: God Loves, Man Kills.
For me, Dr. Doom in a nutshell: Dr. Strange & Dr. Doom: Triumph and Torment.
I don't actually see him as a villain more like a hero.
We have more than a few Dr. Doom fans here who would agree with your choice!
Killmonger is still one of my favorite villains of all time, in any movie!
Just waiting for Kabam to complete this dream team.
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Going to be hilarious when they make him mystic class and give him science powers with cosmic effects and tech animations.
Comics: BlackHeart
The story lines from the comics, and even the cartoon series in the 90s were fantastic. The movie didn't do him justice though.
As a villian though, he has to be the most feared. Virtually impossible to kill (if I recall, only piercing the back of his neck could kill him), and the ability to shape shift, which wasn't only taking another form like Mystique, but the ability to form any weapons or shield he needed. Pretty sure he was telepathic as well.
Definitely the nastiest of the nasty.
I guess the profile picture should've given it away there
I won't lie, as well: I pretty much loved Thanos from Day 1. His appearances in the 1980s were solid gold. He got a little nastier in the modern era which I didn't always like -- he is more impersonal as a villain when written well, I feel -- but he's still the villain who, when written well, I will always enjoy
I've been a big fan of Venom too! I always liked that, being an alien, he brings a different perspective and set of challenges than most of the other villains Spider-Man has had to face-off against. Plus the fact that he could get around his Spider-Sense made him a bit more menacing to me.