Which on-screen Marvel villain is the greatest?

Originally posted by Darth Thor
Hela was the coolest powerhouse we have seen for sure.

Despite her background and motivations not being explored much.

She was Def more Fun then Thanos...and more pleasing to watch....Vulture was too. He pulled off what Thanos tired to do way better. Just because He didn't have Big Plan didn't make it a lesser one.

Originally posted by SquallX
Because Thanos plan made no sense. I don’t know why you can’t see that. My analogy with the bandage stay true.

Here’s a better one. Poverty. All you do is throw money at it instead of digging into the root of it. True the money helps, but it’s only a temporary solution since the root of poverty is not being tackle.

That’s exactly what Thanos did. Thanos was a good villain in the sense he instilled fear in the Avengers, but he’s still a villain with a stupid plan.

Killmonger’s plan was better thought out than Thanos.

Yeah. Thanos should have made every one Sterile instead.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Now if you ask me my second favorite villain from the MCU that is a great question. I do not like any of the pitiful Netflix villains personally.

Originally posted by Eon Blue
What is your second favorite from the MCU, brother?

Originally posted by quanchi112
I would only grant such a request to blood. Ego.

Originally posted by Eon Blue
Ego was played perfectly by Kurt Russell and instilled fear into hearts on a universal scale. Excellent choice.

Originally posted by Eon Blue
Ego was played perfectly by Kurt Russell and instilled fear into hearts on a universal scale. Excellent choice.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Brother, you get me.

Is like watching a cat bat at itself in a mirror.

Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]She was Def more Fun then Thanos...and more pleasing to watch....Vulture was too. He pulled off what Thanos tired to do way better. Just because He didn't have Big Plan didn't make it a lesser one.

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And neither does one have to be the physically most powerful villain to be the best villain.

Vulture - He was well cast, well written and well acted. He wasn't after world domination or mass murder like so cliches before him, he was out to support himself and his family and he did so because he was wronged to begin with

Zemo - Again, well cast, well written and well acted. Brilliant plan and you sympathized with him because of what he lost, even if his grief drove him to extremes and borderline insanity

Thanos - Again, well cast, well written and well acted. He was truly the hero of his own story. Problem here, his plan was so myopic, he had the power of God and still chooses the "welp, guess I'll murder trillions" when there were other more sensible options. But we can write that off to his contradictory callousness, part of his character. He wants to save have of sentient life, by killing the other half.

Honorable shout-out to Loki, even if he's more the antihero than villain at times. Hiddleston does a fantastic job with the role.

Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]She was Def more Fun then Thanos...and more pleasing to watch....Vulture was too. He pulled off what Thanos tired to do way better. Just because He didn't have Big Plan didn't make it a lesser one.

Yeah. Thanos should have made every one Sterile instead.

Is like watching a cat bat at itself in a mirror. [/B]

Anyways Thanos is the right choice but I doubt a bigger fan of Thanos other than myself exists. Just fakers like IT.

Mee-ow!

I'm glad that - at least on these boards - the argument of "Marvel has a villain problem" has seemingly been laid to rest.

Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]Mee-ow! [/B]

Quan's so vain....Totally oblivious to what your getting at.

Magneto is definitely an honorable mention.

Originally posted by John Murdoch
I'm glad that - at least on these boards - the argument of "Marvel has a villain problem" has seemingly been laid to rest.

Honestly. The DCEU is the one with a major villain problem.

Like Zod was the only half decent one theyve had. And even he was nothing special, and fell massively short of the Terrence Stamps Zod. Like so short they shouldnt even be mentioned together.

The rest have been pure garbage.

Originally posted by John Murdoch
I'm glad that - at least on these boards - the argument of "Marvel has a villain problem" has seemingly been laid to rest.

I'd imagine that's largely because they gave us three of their best in the last couple of years. Before that it was definitely more of a mixed bag.

Thanos
Loki
Killmonger
Vulture

Originally posted by Impediment
Magneto is definitely an honorable mention.

This is true.

Originally posted by Robtard
Vulture - He was well cast, well written and well acted. He wasn't after world domination or mass murder like so cliches before him, he was out to support himself and his family and he did so because he was wronged to begin with

Zemo - Again, well cast, well written and well acted. Brilliant plan and you sympathized with him because of what he lost, even if his grief drove him to extremes and borderline insanity

Thanos - Again, well cast, well written and well acted. He was truly the hero of his own story. Problem here, his plan was so myopic, he had the power of God and still chooses the "welp, guess I'll murder trillions" when there were other more sensible options. But we can write that off to his contradictory callousness, part of his character. He wants to save have of sentient life, by killing the other half.

Honorable shout-out to Loki, even if he's more the antihero than villain at times. Hiddleston does a fantastic job with the role.

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I can't wait to see what Feige does with Galactus, maybe Gladiator, Firelord, Air Walker, Terrax and obviously the Silver Surfer

Originally posted by Robtard
Vulture - He was well cast, well written and well acted. He wasn't after world domination or mass murder like so cliches before him, he was out to support himself and his family and he did so because he was wronged to begin with

Zemo - Again, well cast, well written and well acted. Brilliant plan and you sympathized with him because of what he lost, even if his grief drove him to extremes and borderline insanity

Thanos - Again, well cast, well written and well acted. He was truly the hero of his own story. Problem here, his plan was so myopic, he had the power of God and still chooses the "welp, guess I'll murder trillions" when there were other more sensible options. But we can write that off to his contradictory callousness, part of his character. He wants to save have of sentient life, by killing the other half.

Honorable shout-out to Loki, even if he's more the antihero than villain at times. Hiddleston does a fantastic job with the role.

These are my picks though I'd have Kingpin up there before Zemo. Red Skull also would get an honorable mention.

Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
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I can't wait to see what Feige does with Galactus, maybe Gladiator, Firelord, Air Walker, Terrax and obviously the Silver Surfer

Originally posted by NemeBro
Thanos, Fisk, Kilgrave, and Doc Ock. Probably Thanos overall for number one.

Pretty much agree with this. Would add Magneto (Both Fassbender and Ian Mckellen's portrayal) and Hela as honorable mentions, because Hela was hot as ****.

Hela is mommy true. Best MCU girl.

Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
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I can't wait to see what Feige does with Galactus, maybe Gladiator, Firelord, Air Walker, Terrax and obviously the Silver Surfer

Don't forget Doctor Doom.

Doom Will Surpass Thanos.

Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]Doom Will Surpass Thanos. [/B]

In your dreams, chicken hearted man. Go back to tending the farm.

Thanos is the undisputed king.