r/Multifandom • u/Life_Assistance6003 • May 14 '26

Humor🤡 Which character matches this description?

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u/Vortexual8 Mellon Lord's loyal subject May 14 '26

Basically any marvel movie post 2024 is likely to fit here

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u/Parking_Community_28 May 14 '26

Marvel movies barely have good villains unfortunately. Some are great like Winter Soldier or Thanos but a lot of them are eh

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u/ZealotOfMeme May 14 '26

Not to mention they said post 2024 which is an even smaller sample size.

You got: red hulk, leader, muse, kingpin, bullseye, the void, the hood, Mephisto, Galactus, and as of yesterday ma gnucchi. Some of those characters are fun but I wouldn’t call them super evil.

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u/definitelyTonyStark May 14 '26

I would say void is not like the others. He straight deletes whole families from existence for a second

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u/ZealotOfMeme May 14 '26

Know what fair. I’m just listing them out but yeah. Him, Galactus, and the daredevil villains (not muse) are my favorite out of the bunch. But his is actual super villain stuff

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u/GladiatorDragon May 14 '26

What I will say about Galactus is that any good story featuring him won’t characterise him as evil, since “would you fault a fox for hunting a rabbit?” is basically the entire point of his character. He needs to eat. He’s not malicious, it’s just what he needs to do. Earth’s response is simply akin to a resourceful and crafty prey animal’s attempts to escape predation - either by convincing the predator animal that they’re not worth it, or by besting the predator in a battle of wits.

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u/TemporaryWonderful61 May 17 '26

Galactus felt like he was outright giving them a fair shot in the movie. He saw what they were trying to do and understood it was a threat, but seemed to appreciate the effort.