20 Strongest Anti-Heroes Ranked

Bye Bye Birdie, anti

heroes

are often a lot more fun to watch and read than the Heroes boom spoiler alert, cut and dried, there's a wild card element to an antihero that you never know if they're going to do it. right thing for the right reasons and it's fun to see them outside the constraints of normal heroics, but both Marvel and DC, who are some of the

strongest

anti-

heroes

out there, well, that's what I'm going to talk about today. I'm ranking the

strongest

Marvel and DC antiheroes, how do they compare to each other? Deadpool The Punisher Harley Quinn Black Adam I'm talking about all of them right now, I mean come on of course Deadpool was the first on this list, he's Deadpool. he's wiped out the entire Marvel Universe multiple times, come on let's just blurt it out, has anyone else done that?

I don't think so, although he may not be the strongest in terms of brute strength, there are several factors that make Deadpool the strongest anti. -Hero, the first is the extraordinary healing factor of him. You can basically do anything to him and he will always recover and continue the fight. You don't need to always dominate your enemy, you just need to attack or annoy him. death, which is something Deadpool excels at. The other factor that Deadpool has on his side is the fact that he is one of the few characters who knows that he is in a comic, which gives him a huge advantage if a normal hero were to defeat him.

Deadpool could simply find the comic book writer's house to threaten him and force him to rewrite the ending and the best thing about Deadpool is that we love watching him do this to make an antihero work. You have to enjoy watching them be semi-bad and a bit. wild and I imagine we'd all be lining up for Deadpool 56 in 30 years, right, Black Adam is extremely powerful, I mean, Rock is playing him in a movie, of course he'll be a powerful guy, big mistake, but he's one of the stronger. antiheroes on this list and I say antihero which is true but he's one of those really liked characters on this list who started out as a pure villain and has slowly become something more neutral and that's probably a good thing too because If Black Adam were a pure villain forever, I don't think humanity would survive for long in the comics.

It's like Shazam, where he has all these god-like powers and is practically unbeatable. He is a rare character that he has been a part of. the Justice Society of America and the Secret Society of supervillains, showing how his interests can be good or bad lately. He's been more of an antihero in the comics and often fights for the right reasons, but he doesn't care at all. Regarding collateral damage, it will be very interesting to see how the live action Black Adam handles this aspect of Black Adam's character because he feels like whenever a superhero movie features an antihero, he actually means a secret hero inside. .

I don't kneel before anyone. with that name or being the next antagonist of Black Panther wakanda forever, it is important to take into account the history of the character, he is a character that has been both a pure villain and a simple hero depending on who writes for him, but I think What makes Neymore great is that he is always fighting for the good of the Atlanteans, but that also means that he will always choose them over the surface. World, can you really blame him? But even though he is a water-based antihero, he is still incredibly strong.

Namor is also a mutant, that's why. He has wings on his feet that allow him to fly and it has always seemed almost unfair to me, since you have a hero who can defeat you both in water and in the air, choose one, friend, this video is being made before Wakanda comes out for always and I am very interested to know if Neymar will become an antihero in the MCU or if it will be a role in a single movie. I can't see him just staying in a movie, right? I think everyone I've mentioned so far, you'd think they could. be heroes or villains just by their appearance, yes I hate judging a book by its cover and that is something you should never do, but come on, Venom looks like a villain, right, his name is Venom, that is not the name of a hero , but it shows how much love. and there's interest in the character that Venom has shed his '90s villain status and evolved into a full-fledged antihero.

Venom is also a symbio that you don't want to run into in a dark alley somewhere if he catches you mugging someone or jaywalking. or just slightly breaking the law, there's a chance it will eat your brain. He has earned his nickname of Lethal Protector, which I think is a great nickname and in live action I think the Venom movies have done a good job in the way he portrays the anti-hero status. I'm just saying I wish Eddie would let the poison eat more brains. That's it, so an antihero is a protagonist who is more flawed than the average hero.

They will do the right thing, but maybe. The path to get there won't be bright and shiny like you imagine, which is why I put Wolverine on this list. Sure he's a hero, but his general anger and abruptness towards the people around him make him hard to hug. Like a true hero, I'm sure he'll always spring into action to save the day, but if someone is being a huge jerk to him, then that might be the last time that person can breathe without an oxygen tube when he's with the X Men. interesting because he is a very independent person who goes where he wants to go, he definitely marches to the beat of his own drum and we all respect him for that most of the time.

Okay, I know there are some who probably won't like Harley Quinn. he ranks high on the list and I understand him in a purely fistfight. Harley will most likely lose to some of the characters below her, but I think there's more to strength than just brute strength. Harley is Scrappy, she's smart, she's fearless and the people around her tend to like her the more they get to know her, she's an important element, especially in Gotham's underworld, and her story and rise to power is probably the best thing about Anyone on this list who would have thought that a character who first appeared in an animated series would grow up.

To be one of the most popular anti-heroes in comics, although the comic Loki has shifted slightly to a more anti-hero status lately, there's really nothing that compares to the MCU's Loki, who is definitely more of an anti-hero than anything else. I was a robot and I. I didn't know that and yes, at first it feels like a retcon. He was just trying to win his father's approval, but then he went and tried to conquer Earth and killed a bunch of people, but then the MCU backed off a little bit. by saying that yes, that was Loki, but it was also a corrupted version of Loki because of the Mind Stone, of course, and then we had to watch two different versions of Loki go on their own hero's journey and now Loki, reluctantly , has become one of the last lines of defense against Uber, the great King the Conqueror, now that he's basically fighting to save the Multiverse from Kang, it makes things pretty fun.

Everything Burns, an antihero will often have noble intentions and a pretty good heart that directs them towards us. saving people, but they often also work in his own self-interest and that brings me to John Constantine, first of all, can you believe we're getting a Constantine sequel with Keanu Reeves? I dreamed that, no matter how much I like him, he is kind? It's a shame because Matt Ryan has steadily become the defining version of the character in recent years, but either way Constantine is definitely a strong anti-hero, his knowledge of the occult and his abilities make him what I think is one of the most powerful.

We DC characters are lucky that he basically likes to jump around doing whatever he wants at any given moment, and he often indulges in many different vices because if he focused on being a pure bad guy, then we'd be in trouble, foreigner, Yeah. Of course, Punisher would be on this list. He had to be right. Frank Castle's crusade against the criminal underworld is legendary and the very definition of an antihero. Yes, he's taking out some pretty bad people, but he's not someone who should be emulated. He even said. In Frank's eyes, he is doing what is necessary and starting his own wars so others don't have to.

He believes in justice but he doesn't have that much faith in the justice system and he basically also believes in that old eye for an eye mantra. Yeah, if the Punisher is after you even though he's just a man with a lot of weapons, his everyday determination makes him a terrifying opponent for a guy with a name like Deathstroke, you'd be surprised how much of an anti-hero he can traditionally be. Deathstroke has been a villain and I'm sure a certain generation recognizes him more as an enemy of the Teen Titans and yeah, well that's true, it's always been a little difficult to label him as a completely bad guy.

The thing about Deathstroke is that he has morals. and a code he follows, there are people in his life that he cares deeply about and most of the people he murders are people who deserve it over the years. Deathstroke has tried to be a good guy and even be a hero, but in his own special Deathstroke way, but I will say that even though he's been both, I prefer Deathstroke as an antihero rather than a full-on villain. What do you think Cable is a character I hope we see more of in live action now that Deadpool is? by teaming up with Wolverine, I'm afraid he now takes the role of lovable, but Gruff, a straight man who does crazy things, which is a shame given Cable and Deadpool's chemistry in Deadpool 2.

But yeah, Cable is a good guy technically in the sense that he wants to save the future and stop all the bad guys, but he often doesn't mind shooting you in the face to win a fight, that's something a lot of other heroes frown upon, but hey, if you were cable and came of a destroyed future and needed to go back in time to save the world. I imagine your moral codes would also be a little lacking. The main man is here. That's right, Wolf. You know, it's funny that in an alternate universe, somewhere, Dwayne Johnson is probably getting ready.

He stars in Lobo's movie instead of Black Adam, but Lobo is a pure antihero, I mean, he's a bounty hunter from intergalactic space. How many intergalactic space bounty hunters do you have? Mets who were simply heroes or simply villains. None, they're all anti- As the heroes are a bounty hunter, Lobo can track down some truly despicable individuals throughout the cosmos and collect some coins while he's at it, so he's technically doing the right thing, but his cocky personality and always looking out for himself above the others definitely puts him in anti- Hero's Territory Marcus Spector started out as a mercenary who had a brush with death while in Egypt, but was resurrected by the Moon God Konshu and became a Knight of the Moon in the process, as Moon Knight Mark is the fist of konshu and offers God's vengeance and justice to those.

Who the hell who wants to be punished isn't a perfect system by any means, but there's no denying that Moon Knight has stopped a lot of bad guys over the years, it's just that sometimes Moon Knight can go a little overboard and that takes to extreme situations. cases of brutality and rage, which is something that's not exactly befitting of a true everyday hero, there's even a comic arc where Moon Knight becomes one of the most dangerous villains on Earth in the Konchu era event, so You know he's always capable of doing that. Much worse, yes I completely agree that Rorschach is a DC character and mainly any of the Watchmen that you could technically classify as an antihero, they are all doing the right thing, but they are not afraid to do what it takes to achieve it.

Rorschach. in particular is especially dangerous, he lives in a broken world and understands how broken it is, which means he's not afraid to eliminate bad people by beating them to a pulp or throwing them down elevator shafts or something, but Rorschach He's a different level of antihero than others on this list because the world he inhabits is very different from the one Moon Knight or Deadpool inhabit, he's still an antihero, but one of the most complicated on this list, sometimes an antihero just has a situation. more complicated. past other simple heroes Steve Rogers wanted to be a hero, he became a hero, then he froze like a hero and then he came out like a hero, so yes, he is a hero, but Bucky Barnes is a different story.

He started out as a hero, but then he was brainwashed and became Russia's. The best assassin as the Winter Soldier after getting out of there and trying to get back to the heroic roots of him, was a little difficult because of all the people whose lives he took over the decades. It's hard to deal with that. Stop the car. He is a great. hero and does a lot of good things now, but the most interesting part of his character is watching him struggle with who he was when he wasn't in control, as Deadshot, a frequent member of the Suicide Squad, is pretty strong, at least for mere humans, yeah .

Against gods or something, the dead throw isn't that effective, but for anyone whose weaknessbe the bullets, yes, Deadshot is quite dangerous, he is an amazing shooter who rarely misses, so be careful and he sure does the right thing many times because he doesn't. I don't want his head to explode, but there's always been an element in Deadshot stories where he's clearly not as villainous as a lot of other bad guys and wants to do some general good. Yelena in the MCU is based on a comic character, but Florence Pugh has made her version her own. Before the Black Widow movie came out, I was convinced that the movie would end with Elena having a clear path to becoming the next Black Widow and joining the Avengers, but I was clearly wrong, instead Elena is doing her own thing. and Yes, she's rescuing other brainwashed black widows, but it also seems like she's been taking casual assassin work here and there and definitely wanted to kill Hawkeye.

Her portrayal in the Thunderbolts movie may be more heroic or more antiheroic. Catwoman has no powers, she's not trained by ninjas or a League of Assassins, she's not necessarily an all-powerful sniper, but even without all that, she's never someone who should be underestimated, she knows how to infiltrate, steal, and get whatever she wants. Catwoman is often seen doing the right thing, but if there's one huge gem she can snatch while doing the right thing, then yeah, everyone wins when Jason Todd returned as the Red Hood he was definitely a little angrier and more gun-loving and more. happy to kill than ever like Robin and this is what in Gotham City you need to be an antihero if you ever want to do something you have.

Be willing to get a little dirty and maybe a little more violent or else the criminal underworld will eat you up and spit you out, so while Red Hood's methods are extreme and a little brutal, he's a very compelling antihero to watch. and finally it's It's a shame that the live action Jonah Heck movie was a flop because Jonah Hex is a great antihero. Hey look another Bounty Hunter hex lives in the old wild west, of course he's going to be an antihero, he's in a bad mood, he's a It doesn't mean he has a quick trigger finger, but it's a lawless land, someone with Superman's personality he wouldn't survive three days in Jonah Hex's environment and his anger is a bit understandable given that everyone looks at him with disgust thanks to the scars on his face.

Jonah Hex deserves another chance at live-action DC superstardom. I think what would happen to you if you teamed up all the Marvel anti-heroes against all the DC anti-heroes who would win? That is a difficult question. Could Deadpool beat Black Adam? Could Constantine win? Magic Loki, who knows, let me know what you think in the comments below, thanks for watching CBR.