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Thanos

Thanos (Earth-61615
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Real Name
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Aliases
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Mad Titan, Great Titan, Mastermind, Master, Rex, Masterlord, The Dark Lord, The Overmaster, Chins, The Lover of Death, Thanatos

Identity
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Alignment
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Affiliation
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Founder and leader of the Black Order (defunct), commander of numerous intergalactic armies: Chitauri, Chitauri Behemoths, Chitauri Gorillas, Outriders, Leviathans, Sakaraan Extremists

Relatives
A'Lars (father; deceased),
Sui-San (mother; deceased),
Eros (brother; estranged),
Thena (cousin),
Sersi (cousin),
Nebula (adoptive daughter),
Gamora (adoptive daughter; deceased), several adopted children (mostly deceased)

Universe
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Base Of Operations
The Sanctuary and Sanctuary II

Characteristics
Gender
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Height
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Eyes
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Hair
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Skin

Unusual Features
Furrowed chin

Status
Citizenship
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Marital Status
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Occupation
Conqueror, worshiper of Death, pirate, nihilist, god, knowledge-seeker, King of Titan, scientist, engineer

Origin
Origin
Mutant Titanian (born with the Deviant Syndrome)

Place of Birth
Titan, Dynamo

First appearance
Last appearance

Marvelous Comics:
The Invasion Vol 1 1
Marvelous Comics:
The Invasion Vol 2 25


History

Quote1 I will shred this universe, down to its last atom. And with the stones you've collected for me, create a new one. Teeming with life, they'll know not what it has lost, but what it has been given. A grateful universe... Quote2
Thanos

Early Years

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Thanos, the Mad Titan

Thanos was one of the last sons of A'Lars, progenitor of the second colony of Eternals on Titan, and Sui-San, the last survivor of the original settlement of Eternals on Titan. Born with grey, hide-like skin and a massive body due to being born with the Deviant Syndrome, Thanos was a morose child who became obsessed with the concept of death, with his own main objective growing up was to bring stability to the universe, as he believed its massive population would inevitably use up the universe's entire supply of resources and condemn it.

Before the Invasion, Thanos seemed to have the same history with his Earth-61615 counterpart, up until his situational servant that was the diabolical Asgardian God of Mischief Loki was able to successfully fool the Avengers and the rest of Earth's mightiest heroes like them, during the significant Battle of New York into fighting his mirage or illusion, while the villain continues to his to spread the chaos caused by his single-minded and bloodthirsty army coming through the wormhole created by the Tesseract. As a devastating consequence to his effective strategy, the invasion of the timeline itself was prolonged for more than a few weeks, longer than it was supposed to be.

New Set of Plans

Despite his vast armies of the Chitauri and powerful weaponry, Loki was eventually defeated during the Battle of New York, which had also then resulted with both the Scepter-laden Infinity Stone and the Tesseract falling into the hands of the extreme A.I. Ultron who proceeded to destroy the stones afterwards after knowing its universal power and how it should be destroyed in order to prevent powerful beings from acquiring it, along with Ultron mercilessly killing Loki, believing it would avenged those who perished during the Invasion whom Loki was partly responsible for. The Other then reported to his master how the inhabitants of Earth were not as weak as they were thought to be. He also declared that challenging the Earth's heroes would be to "court Death". Thanos rose to his feet and smiled at the prospect of what was coming.

After meeting Death in a hallucinatory realm once more, his main objective is to set the course of extensive search for the Infinity Stones for the sake of getting to please her, and his desire to achieve this goal is what led him to forging deals with the villains and rogue warriors, most notably Loki and Ronan the Accuser in their respective campaigns against Earth and Xandar. Both of these alliances cost Thanos much of his resources, including one of the stones, his servant The Other, and the loyalty of his favorite daughter, Gamora. Eventually, an enraged but still prepared Thanos lost his patience with the ultimate failure of his servants and opted to seek out the remaining Stones personally, now all by himself and his personal forces of dominion.

Short-Lived Quest

Facing Vengeance

Following the failure of Loki to retrieve two of the Infinity Stones' on Earth, Thanos engaged in a ferocious crusade in order to obtain the Infinity Stones. During his mission, both Thanos and his Black Order invaded multiple planets and slaughtered thousands with ease in pursuit of gaining the stones, in which they successfully retrieved the remaining four which he still deemed to be useful, now that he has the Time Stone in his hands, theorizing that he may be able to restored the destroyed Space and Mind Stones by the time he comes to Earth wherein he had to face the planet's heroes in the form of S.W.O.R.D., the revolutionary defenders of humanity whom Thanos was familiar with not too recently.

By the late 2010s, Thanos and the remainder of his fleet laid siege on the forces of S.W.O.R.D., as he had just decided to instead wipe out the entire universe and replace it out of revenge for their efforts to stop him once he restore and reassemble the Infinity Stones. However, Thanos might have just underestimated the might of Earth as thousands of heroes have come to stop him, most notably his old enemies that were the Avengers, the Eternals of Earth — Thanos' long lost relatives who have dedicate most of their lives on Earth in harmony in order to protect it and its inhabitants from any threat — and lastly, Ultron, who since redeemed himself in his new form of Vision years after he destroyed the Space and Mind Stone.

In the end of his attempted assault, Thanos' fleet was decimated when the Space and Mind Stone was restored but was nevertheless reclaimed by the Earth's heroes, who went on to grip the Time Stone from a stunned Thanos and merged it with Master Mordo's Eye of Agamotto, revealing that the latter was a smaller piece of the stone. Once the rest of the Infinity Stones were taken away from the Mad Titan's hands, they seemingly vaporized most of the Black Order and their leader himself into the abyss, though it was later revealed that Thanos would later resurface in the ruins of his Sanctuary with no memory of what had occurred nor what his life was before his crusade for the Infinity Stones.

Burdened with amnesia with the uncertainty of his memories coming back, Thanos would seemingly live the rest of his days as a farmer when his Sanctuary started to mysteriously flourish with edible flora. However, a few years have passed when Thanos would later trigger a memory that was implanted by the heroes using the stones, a threatening warning that the moment he ever comes close to Earth ever again, they'd truly vaporize him permanently, thus restoring most of his lost memories in the process, and so did his dormant rage and hatred towards the heroes would be reignited with a burning passion. Despite the convincing threat made by his adversaries, Thanos was only provoked and such realization only drove him to put his plan of revenge against Earth in motion only sooner, not knowing that its heroes have already moved on and have dealt with greater threats than him.

End of the Line

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Thanos met his brutal demise at the blade of his alternate future self

Setting his course directly to Earth whilst on his command ship Sanctuary II with hopes of retaliating and making up for his defeat during his last humiliating encounter with its defenders, Thanos and his replenished fleet of pirates have found themselves trapped in an ambush by an oddly familiar force (only fewer compared to his), and an oddly familiar face, whose forces suddenly appeared in front of them through a wormhole, heading towards their direction. As the opposing opposing side introduced himself, Thanos was satisfied to meet that it was his older, alternate reality self which led to him trying to join forces with him in his assault on Earth and grasp the remaining the Infinity Stones, explaining what he would do once he would finally get his hands on the universal artifacts and unite it: rebuilding the universe in its own image. The older Thanos seemed interested, especially after his younger self demonstrated the powers of the Stone, before the former asked him about the Tesseract. The younger Thanos seemed perplexed to why his older self was only interested in one of the stones, not aware that the older one was looking for something greater than just an encasement for an Infinity Stone, referring to a "real" Tesseract. Due to both the Thanos' misunderstandings, the younger one disregarded their distinctions and simply focused on the very alliance he had proposed for each other. The older Thanos smirked, seemingly in agreement with his proposal, only to swiftly impale the younger Mad Titan with both his and his own Double-Edged Sword.

The expression this reality's Thanos could give was only the look of shock due to his older self's sudden betrayal. His Black Order only witnesses the slaughter as they feel betrayed, yet confused seeing whether they can trust the older self of their master. The older Thanos then assured his younger self that he would do his goal for his own sake, only to claim that there could only be one of them to live. Pulling the swords he impaled on the younger Titan, the latter was mortally wounded as his rage and anger tries to keep him alive. Despite bleeding rapidly, Thanos tries to take on with his older self bare hands, but he was just too weak at such a situation wherein others would instantly die. His older self was amused of his perseverance, but the former still reminded that he sticks to his words, giving a powerful blow with a single fist that snaps his younger self's neck. The younger Mad Titan drops on the floor of his ship, dead. Looking at his corpse, the victor of the duel believed that what he has done was something he considered to be "merciful." In Thanos' death, his Black Order was spared since the older has never met anyone like them before, subsequently absorbing them along with the rest of Thanos' fleet into the older forces' ranks before continuing his younger self's goal for completing the Infinity Stones, along with his own personal quest for the great Tesseract.


Powers and Abilities

Powers

Seemingly those to Thanos of Earth-61615.

Power Grid [1]
Intelligence*
Strength
Speed*
Durability
Energy Projection*
Fighting Skills
* Teleporter; heightened stats when empowered


Abilities

Seemingly those to Thanos of Earth-61615.

Strength level

Seemingly those to Thanos of Earth-61615.

Weaknesses

Seemingly those to Thanos of Earth-61615.


Paraphernalia

Equipment: Seemingly those to Thanos of Earth-61615.
Transportation: Seemingly those to Thanos of Earth-61615.
Weapons: Seemingly those to Thanos of Earth-61615.


Notes

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  1. Modern Comics: The Invasion Vol 1 1


Trivia

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See Also

  • Appearances of Thanos (Earth-61615.8)
  • Character Gallery: Thanos (Earth-61615.8)
  • Quotations by Thanos (Earth-61615.8)


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