For better or worse, Marvel Studios has dominated the box office and the massive IP has begun laying claim on the video game landscape. Insomniac has created two amazing Spider-Man adventures that featured both Peter Parker and Miles Morales, and are 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:now working on a Wolverine game. Although on Marvel’s Avengers, Eidos-Montreal developed a♏ funny, wholesome story with the publisher for Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy. And now, former Naughty Dog director Amy Hennig is working on her own secret project.
It was reported that Hennig and Julian Beak are working on creating a new action-adventure for Skydance New Media. While it hasn’t officially been revealed which character would be featured, one of the writers may have hinted at who it could be. On the FatMan Beyond podcast, Marc Bernardin said that 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:someone correctly guessed which🍨♋ superhero it would be. One popular guess has been🅺 the Fantastic Four. If Skydance decides to tackle Marvel’s First Family, here are some educated guesses at which villains they could be up against.
8 Mole Man
One of the oldest of all the villains that have plagued 🍨the Fantastic Four is none other than Mole Man. The man once called Harvey Elder had a rough upbringing, ridiculed relentlessly over his physical stature and behavior. Elder grew up to be a successful scientist, but again, ridiculed by his peers. After hearing stories of a mysterious land at the center of the Earth, Elder traveled the world ܫsearching for this place.
Eventually, Elder found the Valley of Diamonds and became ruler of the underground realm that he called Subterranea. Calling himself the Mole Man now, Elder sought to terrorize the surface world with an🔜 army of creatures called Moloids a🧔nd destroy the Earth’s power plants. Mole Man was defeated by the Fantastic Four in their first mission after receiving their powers, making him one of the team’s most famous adversaries.
7 🉐 Molecule Man
Marvel Studios has begun exploring the multiverse in the MCU, so maybe it’s time we see a bit more of it in games? The Beyonders, cosmic beings that reside outside of the multiverse, essentially created Molecule M🌞an, otherwise known as Owen Reece, as a singularity in each universe. Reece was intended to be used as a sort of “universe bomb” that could destroy the entire universe.
It wasn’t long until Reece discovered he could manipulate the molecular structure of practically anything. Bec🧸ause of untold horrors that Reece could inflict upon reality with his powers, Uatu the Watcher broke his code and warned the Fantastic Four. The team was able to defeat him after some help from Alicia Masters, but the capabilities of Molecule Man certainly make him an interesting video game villain.
6 🍸 Kang The Conqueror ꧒
With the Infinity Saga concluded 💟and the threat of Thanos averted, it’s time for Marvel Studios to introduce the next big baddie. Many think it could be Jonathan Majors’ He Who Remains (or Kang the Conqueror) when he appeared at the end of the Loki series. Being a time traveler, Kang has fought against many versions of the Avengers, but his deepest connections are with the Fantastic Four family.
Throughout the character’s history, it’s explained that . It’s been debated whether or not Kang is, thus, related to Reed Richards. In issue 35 of the new Fantastic Four comic line, it’s confirmed that Kang is, in fact, related to Mister Fantastic and that revelation could cause a major impact on the superhero team. But, even if we left out the familial tie to the team, Kang's ability to travel through time and his advanced weaponry would make him a quality villain for a Fantastic Four adventure.
5 Annihilus
The Negative Zone is almost a certainty to appear in a Fantastic💯 Four-focused game. Reed Richards discovered the , which is an alien universe composed of anti-matter. Traveling into the Negative Zone is possible, but highly dangerous due to the reverse in polarity of molecules and the fact that the universe inside the Negative Zone is contracting. But the real danger inside the Negative Zone is its ruler, Annihilus.
Just like with most villains, Annihilus is hellbent on complete control and immortal life. In the famous Annihilation storyline, Annihilus obtained the Opposing Force, which is Negative Zone’s version of the Power Cosmic. With this power, Annihilus waged war on the normal universe, allying himself with Thanos and using Galactus to destroy all life. Annihilus was ultimately defeated by Nova but later resurrected by Doctor Doom. If the Negative Zone is featured in a Fantastic Four game, then it’s without quest🐼ion that Annihilus should follow suit.
4 Namor
The ruler of the seas, Namor the Submariner has always teetered on the fence between hero and villain. The prince of Atlantis holds a deep d🅰isdain and hatred toward the human race, and once, tried convincing the Hulk to team up with him to destroy the Avengers. Later, the Fantastic Four stopped Namor from attacking the surface world, but during the fray, Namor became infatuated with Sue Storm.
While Sue Storm never left Reed Richards for Namor, there were times where she did reciprocate those feelings toward him. A famous What If comic examines what would’ve happened if the Invisible Woman did leave Mister Fantastic for the Atlantian prince. Although Namor isn’t a full-on villain compared to others,♛ his involvement in a Fantastic Four♒ adventure would certainly cause some heated moments among the team.
3 🍬Super Skrull ﷺ
As Marvel Studios continues to develop the next saga in its cinematic universe, one of the upcoming Disney+ series will focus on the massive Skrull invasion o꧟f Earth. Titled “Secret Invasion,” the show ad𓃲opts the comic story of the same name that saw Earth’s Mightiest Heroes fight against this shape-shifting alien race and their own paranoia.
One of the strongest Skrull warriors is Kl’rt, the Super Skrull. After being exposed to an energy beam from the Skrull homeworld, Kl’rt receives the same abilities as the Fantastic Four, except stronger. When Kl’rt first arrived on Earth, the Super Skrull proved to be quite the adversary for Marvel’s First Family. Reed Richards discovered that Kl’rt’s powers were because of his connection with the Skrull world, so he built a jamming device to cut the connection, leaving Kl’rt powerless. Although Kl’rt despises all humans, he’d r♛elish the opportunity to destroy the Fantastic Four, specifically.
2 Galactus
Known by many names that ultimately mean the total destructioꦯn of worlds, Galactus is a cosmic being that travels the universe consuming planets to sustain his life and energy. But Galactus wasn’t always a devourer of worlds; he was o👍nce a humanoid named Galan, and the sole survivor of the previous universe before its destruction.
As a universe nears the end of its existence, it will be consumed by the Abstract Entity, otherwise called the Black Winter. But after the Black Winter finishes wiping a universe from existence, a new one will form in its place as part of the multiversal renewal cycle. According to the Black Winter, it spared Galan in his u𝓀niverse to become his herald and gave him his power cosmic. While Galactus appeared as a giant space cloud, the Fantastic Four succeeded in fighting back against the cosmic being in the sequel film with the Silver Surfer. If the Silver Surfer will be in a Fantastic Four game, it’s only natural Galactus is too.
1 ꧂ Doctor Doom ꧙
Not only is Doctor Doom the great🌞est Fa♏ntastic Four villain, but he’s arguably the greatest villain in all of Marvel. The ruler of Latveria and considered to have one of the smartest minds on Earth, Victor van Doom is the unequivocal rival of Reed Richards, both professionally and personally. Doom’s ultimate goal is to bury Richards and also steal his lady, Sue Storm, in the process.
Similar to Doctor Strange, Doom has an extensive background in the mystic arts. There was a time wꦏhere Doom was considered a serious candidate to replace Strange as the Sorcerer Supreme. Doom has remained a thorn in the side of most Ma𝔉rvel heroes, but none more than the Fantastic Four. A in Amy Hennig’s game or a Fantastic Four film is Secret Wars. Regardless of what story is adapted, you just can’t feature the Fantastic Four without Doctor Doom.