5 villanos del MCU más fuertes que Thanos, clasificados

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Las primeras tres fases del Universo Cinematográfico de Marvel condujeron a la llegada de Thanos, un poderoso villano que amenazaba al mundo entero. Héroes de todos los bandos tuvieron que unirse en Avengers: Infinity War y Avengers: Endgame para intentar derrotarlo. Una vez que Thanos reunió las seis Gemas del Infinito, se volvió casi todopoderoso, pero incluso antes de eso, era un oponente increíblemente formidable. El comienzo mismo de Infinity War demostró su inmensa fuerza cuando derrotó fácilmente a Hulk.

Los fanáticos de Marvel están debatiendo ansiosamente cómo Victor von Doom, el gran villano de las próximas dos películas de Los Vengadores – Doomsday y Secret Wars – se comparará con Thanos en términos de poder. En los cómics, Doom en realidad mató a Thanos, lo que sugiere que podría ser el villano más poderoso que el Universo Cinematográfico de Marvel haya visto jamás. Sin embargo, el MCU ya ha presentado un puñado de villanos que eran incluso más poderosos que Thanos.

Dormammu existió más allá del tiempo y el espacio en el MCU

El villano de la primera película de Doctor Strange, Kaecilius, no era la verdadera amenaza. En realidad, estaba trabajando para Dormammu, un ser poderoso y aterrador que gobierna la Dimensión Oscura. Wong describió a Dormammu como alguien que tenía un poder ilimitado y un hambre insaciable, y Karl Mordo creía que nada podría derrotarlo. Ni siquiera las habilidades mágicas combinadas de los hechiceros de Kamar-Taj pudieron detener el ataque de Dormammu.

En cambio, Doctor Strange usó el Ojo de Agamotto para atrapar repetidamente a Dormammu en un bucle temporal hasta que el poderoso ser se molestó y abandonó su plan de conquistar la Tierra. Es difícil decir exactamente qué tan fuerte es Dormammu en el Universo Cinematográfico de Marvel, ya que no logró mucho más que matar al Doctor Strange varias veces durante una experiencia de aprendizaje. Sin embargo, si su poder se acerca al de los cómics, es uno de los mayores peligros para todo el multiverso Marvel.

La Bruja Escarlata casi mata a Thanos en Vengadores: Endgame

Antes de convertirse en villana en Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Wanda Maximoff, también conocida como la Bruja Escarlata, se enfrentó a Thanos y demostró una clara ventaja en poder. Durante la batalla por la Tierra, usó sus habilidades telequinéticas para desarmar y levantar a Thanos, incluso comenzando a dañarlo físicamente. Mostró visiblemente miedo y desesperación, y sólo logró escapar cuando ordenó a su ejército atacar, incluso si eso significaba sacrificar a muchos de sus propios soldados.

After the events of Endgame, Wanda became increasingly powerful. The series WandaVision revealed that her grief over losing Vision unleashed her Chaos Magic, and by the end, she mastered its full potential. In Multiverse of Madness, she was so strong that not even Doctor Strange or the powerful group known as the Illuminati from another universe could defeat her. Ultimately, she chose to end her own life after recognizing how dangerous she had become.

The Void Made His Enemies Vanish Without the Infinity Gauntlet

Even though the heroes in Thunderbolts seemed fairly normal, the story included one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s most powerful villains: the Void, who is the evil side of the hero known as Sentry. Valentina Allegra de Fontaine described Sentry as unbelievably strong – “more powerful than all the Avengers combined.” While she might have been exaggerating to make him sound impressive, Sentry quickly proved her point by easily defeating the Thunderbolts.

The Void was just as powerful as the hero he opposed, and he could make people vanish with a simple gesture, leaving only dark outlines behind. While Thanos’s attack affected half the universe, the Void’s was limited to one city, and he didn’t need the Infinity Gauntlet to do it. Unlike Thanos, using his power didn’t seem to harm the Void physically; the Infinity Stones actually wounded Thanos.

Galactus Used the Power Cosmic to Consume Entire Planets

The story The Fantastic Four: First Steps first introduced Galactus, a powerful being known as the Devourer of Worlds. Similar to the comic books, Galactus wasn’t always so powerful – he began as a normal person who gained immense cosmic abilities. By the time First Steps takes place, he’s already existed for billions of years and destroyed numerous planets because of his endless hunger. His herald, the Silver Surfer, though possessing only a fraction of Galactus’s power, could circle the Earth in moments and disable all teleportation systems, demonstrating just how strong Galactus truly is.

The Fantastic Four couldn’t actually beat Galactus; they only bought some time by sending him far away. In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Thanos came closest to destroying a planet on Titan, where he broke a moon and used the pieces as weapons – but he only did that after collecting four of the six Infinity Stones.

Arishem the Judge Existed Before the Infinity Stones

The Celestials are among the oldest beings in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, perhaps only surpassed by Eternity from Thor: Love and Thunder. Arishem the Judge, the leading Celestial, is responsible for starting the Big Bang and creating the very first star. He’s even more powerful than Galactus because he doesn’t need to eat planets to survive and can instantly travel anywhere in the universe by creating wormholes.

The floating space station Knowhere, from the Guardians of the Galaxy movies, is actually built on the head of a deceased Celestial being, proving they aren’t immortal. However, nothing we’ve seen in the Marvel Cinematic Universe has shown anything capable of truly destroying one. According to the beginning of the Eternals movie, Celestials existed long before the Infinity Stones, suggesting the Stones wouldn’t affect them. This means Arishem is the only villain in the MCU that Thanos probably couldn’t have beaten, even with all six Infinity Stones.

2026-05-17 22:11