Who's the Best MCU Villain?

Who's the Best Marvel Villain?

  • Captain America: First Avenger Red Skull

  • Captain Marvel Yon Rogg

  • Captain Marvel The Supreme Intelligence

  • Iron Man Obadiah Stane

  • Iron Man 2 Whiplash/Crimson Dynamo

  • Incredible Hulk Abomination

  • Incredible Hulk General Thunderbolt Ross

  • Thor Loki

  • Avengers Loki

  • Thor: The Darkworld Malekith

  • Iron Man 3 Aldrich Killian

  • Iron Man 3 Trevor Slattery

  • Winter Soldier Arnim Zola

  • Winter Soldier Alexander Pierce

  • Winter Soldier The Winter Soldier

  • Guardians of the Galaxy Ronan the Accuser

  • Guardians of the Galaxy 2 Ego

  • Avengers Age of Ultron Ultron

  • Ant-Man Yellow Jacket (Darren Cross)

  • Captain America: Civil War Baron Zemo

  • Black Widow General Dreykov

  • Spider-Man Homecoming Vulture

  • Black Panther Killmonger

  • Doctor Strange Dormammu

  • Thor: Ragnorok Hel

  • Thor: Ragnorok The Grandmaster

  • Ant-Man and Wasp Ghost

  • Ant-Man and Wasp Sonny Burch

  • Avengers: Infinity War Thanos

  • Avengers: Endgame Thanos

  • Spider-Man: Far From Home Mysterio

  • Surtur

  • Justin Hammer

  • Doctor Strange Kaecillus


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Azuresun

Adventurer
I enjoy Loki, but he's not a good villain, except for that tiny bit in Avengers where he makes them all bow. That was quality eviling. But it's like he's playing a role to incite the good guys because his actual plan to power always sucks.

See, that's kind of what I like about him. In Ragnarok, we see that Loki doesn't really have any idea what to do if he wins, other than lounge about and have people tell him how awesome he is. He's a rebel without a cause, and that gets underlined beautifully later on, when Thor sees through the incoming backstab, neatly reverses it, and makes the point that he's had 3+ movies of character development, while Loki is still stuck in adolescent rebellion.
 

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Ryujin

Legend
See, that's kind of what I like about him. In Ragnarok, we see that Loki doesn't really have any idea what to do if he wins, other than lounge about and have people tell him how awesome he is. He's a rebel without a cause, and that gets underlined beautifully later on, when Thor sees through the incoming backstab, neatly reverses it, and makes the point that he's had 3+ movies of character development, while Loki is still stuck in adolescent rebellion.
I think that's exactly what Loki thinks winning looks like. He wants to be a king and has the opinion of what a king is, that someone who isn't an actual ruler might.
 

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