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Avengers Villain?


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So who do you think will be the main Villain in the Avengers movie?

Rumors so far have been Hulk, Loki, Thanos, Skrulls, Ultron, Dr. Doom, and The Mandarin.

I think Hulk would suck, maybe spend a little time on them chasing and fighting him to convince him to join, but other than that no thanks.

Loki is already the main baddie in Thor, and he is signed to be in the movie, but I think if Thor handles him on his own it would be a hard sell that he would be a threat all by his self against the whole Avengers team.

Thanos would be my #1 or #2 choice. I think he is the baddest of baddies, and with the Infinity Gauntlet being confirmed in Thor, I think it would make for a great story.

I think the Skrulls could be cool, but I have never been a huge fan of shape shifting aliens. From what I hear this is the most likely candidate.

Ultron, I dont know much about, but he sounds ok. He just needs a good deal of back story, so I think he would be better for a sequel.

Dr. Doom Would be my other #1 or #2 choice. I think he is one of the greatest villains. He was misused so bad in the Fantastic 4 movies. I think Fox owns the rights to him though, so not likely. Marvel is trying to buy the Fantastic 4 back though, so there is still hope for Dr. Doom to at least be in a future sequel.

The Mandarin is rumored to be in the next Iron Man movie, but isn't the next Iron Man movie the Avengers. It could be him, but I think he needs a big back story as well.

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