18 Marvel Villains Who Actually Won

Their heroes don't always win at the end of a hard-fought battle, sometimes evil overcomes good and that's what makes some of Marvel's

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so dynamic. Having the villain win every once in a while spices up the character arcs and Marvel does that quite a bit. Kinda, here are 18 Marvel Villains Who Actually Achieve Their Goals. You can't expect us to make a video about Marvel

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winning and not mention Thanos. I'm sure he was defeated in the endgame to end the infinity saga, but he achieved his goal of annihilation. half the world's population in Infinity War this is one of the deadliest victories by a villain in the MCU and certainly had its lasting effects towards the beginning of phase four, the flag Smashers and Falcon in Winter Soldier want to get back on track. things were during the blid because everyone was treated as equal, there was also that mug and vandalism on Hawkeye that said Thanos was right, indicating that despite being gone, Thanos is still affecting people from his snapshot, it's pretty clear that some people found positive aspects in the result. of the issue, but those who were absent for five years certainly don't agree with that, regardless Thanos caught this W and it's definitely one that will be remembered for a long time.

Thor should have gone for Mysterio's head, albeit another villain who has passed away. one against Spider-Man and far from home he was able to trick Peter into giving him the Edith glasses that controlled armed drones created by Tony Stark and used them to make him appear as a superhero in my book which is one point Mysterio and zero point Spider - The man moves on until later and Spider-Man is able to use his tickling (I mean his spider sense) to defeat Mysterio and take out the drones. Sure part of London was destroyed, but that's a point for Spider-Man, right there a Marvel battle can.

It doesn't end in a tie, so how does Mysterio take the lead? Remember that the movie's post-credits scene Mysterio posts footage exposing Spider-Man's true identity, which then leads to the events of No Way Home, which then makes everyone forget about Peter and him losing. Aunt May Mysterio caused the domino effect that would leave Spider-Man with absolutely nothing at the end of his third movie a brilliant villain in the MCU it's a shame we probably won't see him again but brilliant anyway let's talk about the one who still is AKA King the Conqueror in the season 1 finale of Loki, we are introduced to who is still the man in charge at the time.

Loki and Sylvie finally break into the Citadel and confront the man of many names, while Sylvie ended up stabbing him and ending it. his life the one who remains ended up winning that fight by killing the one who remains Sylvia unleashed the Multiverse allowing all the variants of Kang to appear over time once again we can see it when Loki returns to TVA and sees a huge statue of a Kang Varian that is now the leader of TVA, this will probably lead to other variants of Kang appearing in the future of the MCU, so I'm sure the one left doesn't stick around as much anymore, but it was a sacrifice for the greater evil of things.

Great job, Sylvie One. One of my favorite MCU movies, Captain America Civil War has Zemo as its main villain and man, is he an evil genius? Even when he was locked up in a high security prison, he was able to divide the Avengers into team cap and team Iron Man, where are they? all my friends on the team criticize me, okay, anyway, Zemo bombed the signing of the Sokovia Accords and blamed it on the Winter Soldier. This caused Captain America to chase after Bucky and Iron Man to form a team to stop them. Yes, Zemo was caught by t'. challa in the end, but the impact of his plan was so great that the fracture created between the Avengers lasted until Infinity War, which ultimately helped Thanos gain his victory, so in a way I guess you can say that Zemo played a important role in causing the problem.

The man is too good, he even has the dance moves to prove it. Another villain who is no longer with us. Killmonger got the winning black panther from him. I know it seems like every villain I'm talking about ends up dying in some way but they get their win I promise Killmonger's goal was to help people of African descent through the power of vibranium since Wakanda is the only place known at the time to have vibranium, he is able to enter and challenge t'challa for the throne and ends up defeating t'challa. and he gains power to reopen Wakanda's borders to the world.

Killmonger dies, but was able to make T'Challa realize that Wakanda should use his resources to help others around the world and ends up opening its borders in the end. positive goal in mind, he just didn't do it the right way, it's all a matter of perspective, remember that huge fire demon in Thor Ragnarok? That's for sure and even though he wasn't the main villain of the movie, he achieved his goal. In the end, the heroes realized that Thor and Loki's sister were drawing power from Asgard to weaken it. Asgard basically had to be destroyed. Thor has Loki resurrect the servant so that the demon can fulfill his prophecy of destroying Asgard.

He does it even though people. from Asgard was safely evacuated in time to a huge ship, well that ship was destroyed by Thanos and I guess he took the lives of many as Guardians in the process, so Cerder

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got his victory in the end, a good thing for I hope he doesn't. I will not return to destroy the new Asgard, ah yes, Iron Man 2 with the introduction of Ivan Venko. He had a deep hatred for Tony Stark and wanted to show the world that Iron Man was not invincible in an armor, he was able to join forces.

With Justin Hammer as Stark's rival to carry out his personal goal, he built drones for Hammer that were ultimately a distraction so he could confront Iron Man when he was already exhausted. No, Ivan didn't defeat Iron Man, but he showed the world that Iron Man isn't the protective shield of armor around the world that posed as a line of Vision in Captain America Civil War claims that Ivan's plan is perfect our own strength invites challenge incites conflict comfort brings catastrophe Ivan saw Tony's strength and desire to challenge him, he did so and it was a huge blow to Iron Man In The End despite defeating Vanco, who is not the biggest villain in the MCU, but he definitely had an impact on rdj's character in the latest The Craven's Hunt story in Marvel Comics.

Craven defeats Spider. -Man and buries him alive, talks about being brutal, then poses as Spider-Man for about two weeks, defeating criminals and the vicious ways Spider-Man was able to get out of his own grave, but before he could get revenge of the hunter, Craven took. his own life refused to give Webhead the chance to defeat him. Craven fell on his own terms and walked away with a victory. I guess this is really one of Spider-Man's darkest moments in Marvel Comics. Hail Hydra I'm kidding but in this Case a where if I'm inside the Shield and Captain America it shows that the Winter Soldier's Shield is infiltrated by members of Hydra and they are trying to use the teleporters to eliminate targets Obviously, taking control of the Shield is a victory in itself, but Hydra was also able to eliminate members of the organization throughout the film despite being defeated in the end, the consequences of Hydra's plan caused the Shield to disbanded now the organization's sword is in the MCU because of that, so hopefully Hydra doesn't reappear in that department unless it leads to another sick elevator fight between Captain America and the Hydra members, then Hydra You can try again if you wish.

I apologize in advance for mentioning this movie, but I have to do so on Thor the Dark World. Sorry, Loki gets a victory while he's in his Age of Villains Loki and Thor must defeat the dark elves to stop them from taking over the nine kingdoms. The God of Mischief fakes his death with the powers of illusion and duplication and disguises himself as his father Odin to rule Asgard. Loki makes the people of Asgard believe that he died as a hero and even as a statue made of himself to accept his lie, he achieves his dream of being king of Asgard for a time until Thor returns and Thor Ragnarok announces his identity. to the kingdom.

Loki is also short. key on his way to becoming a hero, dare I say it, this series shows him changing his mind in life, give this man two wins, he earned it in the comics, Norman Osborne gets a big win, he turns to charge of the Thunderbolts, who are operating under shield and ends up dealing the final blow against the Scroll Queen which leads to the end of the Scroll Invasion the government thought that Iron Man failed them and that Osborne was a hero so they put him in charge. charge of the shield and the initiative of the superhero. he reformed the shield into a hammer and even took on the Persona of Iron Patriot.

He was able to turn the people against popular heroes until the President arrested him for acts of treason and had Hammer disbanded while he did not remain in power. This is an amazing company. for Osborne in the comics maybe he should still be the Green Goblin, although in the future, what would I know? Although I am nothing like a scientist, I am something of a scientist myself. Ant-Man and WASP introduced Ava, also known as Ghost, a woman who was in trouble to reduce him to nothing if she did not receive proper help, while she is perceived as one of the villains in this Marvel project.

The ghost just wanted to fix a fade-in/fade-out problem when the team rescues the original Wasp from Meanwhile, Ant-Man even returns to the quantum realm to get more quantum energy so he can help Ava heal, maybe instead of randomly attack the pims and Scott who was in the first ghost could have just asked for help in a nice way, like I said before it's all about perspective. Wilson Fisk aka Kingpin is a major Marvel villain in both the comics and the MCU, to be honest I feel like this guy wins constantly obviously I won't be. generic so I'll give you some details on the Daredevil series that started on Netflix Wilson Fisk constantly has people in his back pockets, whether it's fellow drug dealers or the FBI, it's unknown who works for Fisk when he's put under house arrest in Season Three Fisk is able to turn some of the FBI agents into his henchmen and make their house arrest feel more like a home than a prison cell.

One of the agents becomes Daredevil's double who harasses innocent civilians. Fisk creates too. a secret layer that allows him to view Hell's Kitchen surveillance and also have a partner constantly visit him while he is under house arrest. If there is ever a scenario where I am under house arrest, I hope it is similar to Fisk's experience rather than Scott's. Langs and Ant-Man in WASP. I think it would be cool to have a secret lair regardless. Fisk is a villain who constantly has the upper hand against his enemies, making him a great candidate on this list. The red school is an interesting example. this list, but there's a reason I put it on it.

I know he couldn't use the power of the Tesseract in the first Captain America movie, but his demise ultimately led to him winning later in the MCU in Infinity War. Red School appears in Vorimir as the caretaker of the Soul Stone when Thanos comes to obtain it, it is shown that the red school has knowledge of those who come in search of the Soul Stone, as he knew quite a bit about Thanos Gamora Hawkeye and the Widow. black. He says it's his curse to know everyone who travels to Vormir, but I think of that as a gift rather than a curse.

Sure the red school is trapped on Vormir and is alone until someone breaks through the stone, but he gets to be the guardian of one of the Infinity Stones the way he got his wish to have space powers and be in possession of a stone infinite for some of you, this may be an over the top win for the character, but I think Red School needs to make this count as a win, I mean, I saw his face, poor Magneto guy. He's a unique villain in Marvel and I specifically want to talk about his appearance in X-Men First Class.

Magneto is able to achieve his goal of eliminating Sebastian Shaw, the mutant who can absorb any mass of energy, which is exactly what Xavier did. I don't want him to do this, which leads the two friends to argue, which unfortunately ends with Xavier being shot in the back, paralyzing him. Magneto, meanwhile, saddened by his friend's injury, leaves to form the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants. This causes enmity between him and Xavier. which sets up the future events of the X-Men by eliminating Sebastian and leaving Xavier seriously injured. Magneto becomes the main antagonist and embarks on his evil journey.

His victory is more brutal since he killed Kevin Bacon's character by forcing a coin. his head, but a victory is a victory, please forgive me if I get emotional talking about this nextvillain, the Green Goblin in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is a pretty interesting take on the villain, although the movie was a little all over the place. With the plot, the Green Goblin pushed Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker to his limits after defeating Electro in the power grid. Spider-Man and Gwen are attacked by the Green Goblet. He is able to kidnap Gwen and take her to an abandoned Clock Tower where she ends up.

Encountering Spider-Man in battle leads to Gwen falling to her death, which completely broke my heart. I mean, Peter's heart is sorry, I'm fine, even though the Green Goblin was defeated. His plan

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managed to destroy Spider-Man's life and humiliate him. Dark Road Oh my gosh, it seems like yesterday I saw that scene in the theater. It wasn't good. I hate to say it, but the Green Goblin was victorious in this one. A cruel victory, but a victory nonetheless, speaking of Spider-Man. villains, let's talk about Sandman. I know he was a mediocre villain at best, but he really won at the end of the Ramey trilogy.

Sandman took his own life in crime to help his daughter receive medical treatment in the process of her falling into a well. a government complex and becomes Sandman. His goal didn't change after his transformation, but it certainly didn't help the image of him being seen as a huge monster. Sandman isn't necessarily a true villain, but he doesn't pursue his goal in a respectful way. At the end of the film, Sandman tells Spider-Man that he has everything he wanted. what he did was help his daughter, the two share a touching moment and then the salmon flies away in a cloud of sand, he doesn't die and they don't stop him, so he can continue finding ways to help his daughter, it's a truly admirable victory. for the villain, I really hope he was able to achieve his goal, this last example is probably one of my favorites on the list.

Emile Blonsky is a guinea pig for the government at the beginning of his MCU debut and becomes the bad guy despite being very similar to The Hulk and She-Hulk Emile Blonsky is paroled thanks to Jennifer Walters as he tries to prove to her to the world that does not want the Abomination to take over its personality. He shows that he enjoys finding inner peace and helping other former super villains transform into morally balanced individuals, even having his own retreat where he hosts therapy sessions and speaking events. He ends up breaking his parole by turning into the Abomination in the series finale, but he showed Jennifer that he really has changed his mind and isn't that bad, another touching victory for a former villain.

I say we still consider it fair. He escaped from prison twice with the help of Wong, who is now the Sorcerer Supreme of the MCU so Emile having trouble with Wong automatically sets him up to win in my book. Give it that dubbing. Villains winning in Marvel doesn't always mean they took over the world or destroyed a hero. Sometimes it's more of a bittersweet ending for them. It's okay to look at the glass half full, guys, some villains deserve second chances, right?