10 Times Thanos Actually Got Scared

Probably Mad Titan Thanos' greatest strength is his strength. This is the guy strong enough to punch the Incredible Hulk against Bruce Banner. We are talking here, the point is that there are very few things in the universe or about 14 million more. that they are able to make Thanos stop even without the Infinity Stones, is a force to be reckoned with, but that doesn't mean he never gets

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. Have you ever wondered what it takes to scare the Mad Titan? Well, let's find out the end of the game, we can continue. about how powerful Thanos is, but if you're a Marvel fan, you've probably already gotten that memo, but you know what's way more powerful than the Mad Titan.

Here's a clue, there are six. Yes, of course, we are talking about Infinity Stones with momentum. A big part of the action in the MCU up until Phase Four, just one of these ultra-powerful magical MacGuffins is enough to cause serious damage to even someone like Damage himself, but with all of them you become practically unstoppable, just like Stannis, excellent. that power was felt at the end of Avengers Infinity War. The fact that Dana had to experience his most triumphant moment made it even scarier for him when things turned upside down at the end of the game.

We could go on and on about the similarities between Danos and Tony. Stark, that makes them perfect rivals, but we'll get to that a little later. Now we just want to relive the sweet moment of shock and Darren Thanos's big purple, dumb face when he realized that Tony had all the Infinity Stones and he didn't. Thanos may have lived a life full of horrible things, but at least it was interesting. He traveled throughout the galaxy, encountered tons of different sentient beings and then decimated their populations and raised his children as his own. I'm sure he's not a typical tourist. but that's what makes him so interesting, so it definitely takes a lot to surprise the Mad Titan, but that's exactly what the god of thunder did during Avengers Infinity War.

Thor recently had some exciting and rewarding experiences, including having his beloved's food nearly crushed from him. Losing his brother and watching his house go up in flames, it's safe to say he had a bit of pent up anger at this point, as well as a shiny new weapon called a stormbreaker, no matter how many

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we see Thor attack Danis in this episode. We can't help it in this scene, but Hobie is in the lead this time, although this blow didn't end up on his nose, it definitely gave him a scare despite all his cunning, this tends to underestimate his opponents, which is a characteristic trait.

From being a villain's doubt, as we mentioned above, Theros has traveled all over the galaxy, this means tons of people and it's safe to say most of his March fans, but despite the black order, it's crazy to think that at the end of the day Thanos his worst enemy is himself, yes, Thanos has limits and although most characters cannot see beyond his enormous strength and seemingly limitless resources, they are definitely there after the events From Infinity War, the crazy Dayton is left alone and in complete control of the The most powerful elements in the universe, he should have everything he ever wanted and felt on top of the world, but instead he decided to go alone to Stardew Valley in the real life until you reach those ultra-powerful items that you spent years and countless resources trying to obtain.

To get it right, he destroyed them after all that effort, not because they didn't match the decor of his cabin, but because Thanos was afraid of what he might do if he kept them. He knew that the temptation to use them for anything other than causing annihilation would be too strong to resist and he clearly feared what he might do, even though it nearly cost him his life. Thanos uses the stones to destroy them which seems strange, they can even do it, shouldn't they have some kind of failsafe they can choose? banish Red Skull from the form here, but they don't have an anti-self-destruct protocol.

Overpopulation - eliminating half of all life in the universe - is generally considered a pretty serious crime, but the MCU version of Thanos has a quite different appearance. motivation that his comic book counterpart in the comics Thanos collects the Infinity Stones and eliminates half of all life in the universe because he is trying to impress a woman and by woman we mean the personification of death, but in the MCU Thanasis hunts for the Infinity Stones because he fears what will happen if he doesn't find them. His justification for his heinous crimes is that he wants to avoid suffering, particularly the suffering that will recur when overpopulation causes the creatures he claims to have seen to deplete their limited resources.

He takes place on his home planet Titan and worries that it could happen again on a much larger scale. He sure a nose is a bad guy, but he sacrificed a lot for this goal, including his favorite son, Gomorrah, with Danis. He really he would have done it if he had done it. Don't be afraid of what would happen if he failed in his task of self-reflection, as you've probably already realized that OSA is a really bad guy, but don't you think it's funny to see how few heroes he managed to personally eliminate? when he boarded the Asgardian ship during the Infinity War, defeated Loki Heimdall and even the Incredible Hulk, ultimately the Asgardians were at his complete and utter mercy until he totally lost his temper and at the end of the game, at least they try not to. take lives at will or for the moment. on Titan he was definitely going to eliminate Tony Stark before Doctor Strange saved him by giving him the time stone.

Was he really that furious about the little paper cut our heroes managed to give him or was it because Tony was a threat even back then? They even acknowledged that he and No have some similarities before attempting to end his life and considering how full of himself Danis was, that's a huge compliment coming from him if he really hadn't been at least a little concerned about managing Tony. to stop it, we don't think he would have bothered to try to eliminate it. Getting the Time Stone helped us combat that fear by giving Thanos an ultra-powerful weapon and is the only reason he left Tony alive.

Father Vanos is one of the most powerful characters in the MCU even without the help of the Infinity Stones, but there is one character who, if he doesn't outright scare, at least intimidated Thanos for quite some time. Yes, we are talking about Odin, the former ruler of Asgard, all father, even though he eventually became weak after being banished from Asgard, there was a time when Odin was one of the toughest guys even though he had the stone space and the reality stone at different points in time, Danos never went to Asgard to try to take either of them.

In the comics, Thanos has faced Odin before and was immediately and ridiculously overpowered, so it's not hard to imagine that the same approximate power levels also existed in his MCU counterparts. Thanos, his involvement with Loki might even indicate the fact that he doesn't. I don't want to be on Odin's bad side. Loki was quite secretive about who he was working for when he attempted to obtain the ancient Infinity Stone from his father during the Avengers. Thanos may not have wanted to be seen chasing the stone and incurring Odin's wrath so we used Loki you were already on the soulfather's bad side Gamora is a fierce warrior who has that dubious honor of Thanos being her favorite son that It's almost as much an honor as having a disease named after you now that we're not.

To say that Tano was a good father by any standard is an even worse death than Odin, but we're saying that, as a horrible person, he loved her. His horrible way, in fact, seemed to be afraid that she would get away from him at some point. day and of course the more he gave in to this fear and tried to control her, the more he motivated her to defy him. It turns out that even the mighty Mad Titan can't defeat a self-fulfilling prophecy, and as we all know, they know they sacrificed themselves. Gamora to obtain the soul stone in the MCU, but in the comics, Denis was

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afraid of acquiring this entire stone, he was afraid that the soul he might have to sacrifice was his own and he definitely didn't want to live. eternity in the soul world the cave It can't be denied that Thanos has been one of the most powerful and successful villains in the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but when it comes to making audiences empathize with him, some fans feel that the character fails a bit.

I don't really have much of a backstory on Thanos in the movies, but in the comics he

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has a pretty sad story, let's just say it starts with his mother thinking that he's so 80 years old that she tries to destroy him and it doesn't really work. A happier turning point in Thanos' origin story involved him being trapped in a cave and separated from his friends. Thanos was understandably afraid and miserable, but he refused to prey on the animals that lived inside the caves. Of course, he later located his friends. He discovered that they had been attacked by the same animals he let live.

Yes, Thanos is a villain, but considering his comic book backstory, it's not at all surprising how he ended up, as you can probably imagine things didn't get better for Thanos after him. he escaped the cave and it definitely didn't get any better for those who were unfortunate enough to get in his way. One of the best things about the endgame was all the hidden Easter eggs and comic book references, and we're not just talking. about hail, Hydra, no, we're talking about the moment Clinton Barton handed the Infinity Gauntlet to the evil nebula in the comic. Stannis receives the gauntlet and wipes out half of all life in the universe, but due to his negligence, Nebula ends up with the gauntlet.

This is such a disaster that even Thanos joins the fight to stop Nebula and find a way to store the Infinity Stones, but it turns out Thanos was more than just careless in leaving the Infinity Gauntlet lying around, this was the last act. of self-sabotage motivated by Thanos, his own feelings of unworthiness, that's right, the god of thunder is not the only one who cares about feeling worthy deep down. Not Tanis, he didn't deserve the power of the Infinity Stones, so he sabotaged his own big plan for a The giant purple monster Thanos is a pretty complex guy deep down in Galactus, it's safe to say Thanos doesn't have many fans even in the MCU nor in the comics.

He's made some powerful enemies for himself, including one of Marvel's most powerful entities. Galactus Universe, yes, the obscenely powerful planet-eater Galactus is usually only worried about his next meal, but he really hates Thanos, mainly because Thanos ruined one of the aforementioned meals for him in the comics. Honestly, we don't think Danice is

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enough of the ultra. The powerful Galactus Galactus is much stronger than him and has a vendetta against them, at least Danis is definitely intimidated by the khalaqtu s. It's no surprise that this is a villain many fans hope to see in the MCU in the near future.

Danos might be a powerful warrior, but he's definitely not a strong cosmic entity, at least not without the Infinity Stones, unless he has a weapon like the Cosmic Cube or the heart of the universe, it would be nice to give Galactus a wide berth personally. . I wouldn't mind seeing Thanos versus Galactus on the big screen, although realistically it will probably never happen. Dano is being defeated. Which terrifying Thanos moment was your favorite? Share it with us in the comments section and then click subscribe. button for more CBR videos goodbye for now