Longtime Darkseid fans will know that Suli was the only woman Darkseid truly loved; she was killed as part of a conspiracy between Desad and Darkseid's mother Heggra, in a plot to harden Darkseid's heart.
His skin turned to stone, Uxas rechristened himself as Darkseid. At some point, he fell in love with an Apokoliptian scientist and sorceress named Suli, with whom he had a son, Kalibak.
There are many powerful villains in the DC Universe, but few are as strong as Darkseid, the God of Apokolips. The embodiment of evil and tyranny, Darkseid rarely respects anyone, since he views most life as below him.
Phobia: Incredible as it may seem, Darkseid fears his father, Yuga Khan, more than anything else; Yuga Khan is the one being in the universe far more powerful and evil and was worse of a tyrant than even Darkseid.
Nicknamed the God of Evil for a reason, Darkseid rarely shies away from showing off his strength, making it even more noteworthy that Doomsday is both a foe he feared and one of the only enemies he chose to escape rather than destroy.
Galactus's mastery of the Power Cosmic holds the key to Darkseid's downfall. As powerful as Darkseid is, he's never shown any utility with many of the powers that Galactus has access to because of the Power Cosmic. It will give him the ability to defeat the God of Evil once and for all.
Kara Zor-El has the same basic power set as her cousin, Superman, making her yet another DC superhero capable of defeating Darkseid. Like Superman, Supergirl has also beaten Darkseid in the comics and their adaptations, with one notable example being the animated movie Superman/Batman: Apocalypse.
Just looking at the numbers, Darkseid would win. His Omega Beams wipe out anything they hit from existance, or in the case of Batman send that person back in time.
In Jack Kirby's Fourth World setting, the Anti-Life Equation is a formula for total control over the minds of sentient beings that is sought by Darkseid, who, for this reason, sends his forces to Earth, as he believes part of the equation exists in the subconsciousness of humanity.
Darkseid intended to probe the minds of every human in order to piece together the Equation. This has caused him to clash with many superheroes of the DC Universe, notably, the Kryptonian Superman.
As mentioned before, there were two heroes responsible for Darkseid's demise, and the other was none other than Green Arrow. While it was the Atom who destroyed Darkseid's brain, it was Oliver Queen's expert archery skills that allowed Ray to be shot into Darkseid's head to begin with.
However, Steppenwolf betrayed Darkseid to enemies who wanted to seize the throne of Apokolips, but he later turned on the would-be usurpers, defeating them in the hope of correcting his error. Still, due to his betrayal, he was exiled from his home and tasked with conquering 150,000 worlds for his penance.
Thanos is Marvel's equivalent to Darkseid, though something that is not as well known is that initially he based a lesser known New God named Metron, and still holds some of those influences like being a genius scientist and going around in a cool high tech throne.
He has superhuman speed and strength, and once fought Zeus to a standstill. Thor would certainly be thwarted by Darkseid. This fearsome villain would be able to drain the lifeforce from him, and even his godly weaponry doesn't seem like it could withstand Darkseid's Omega Beams.
Weakness. Radion: Darkseid and all of the New Gods are vulnerable to a substance called Radion. It source is unknown and its effects are toxic only in sustained amounts or after explosive exposure. The average New God can be slain by an application of Radion from a Radion blaster or bomb.
Wonder Woman's power and skill have helped her defeat him every time they've faced each other. While Darkseid has gotten close to defeating her and even snared her with the Anti-Life Equation, he never beat her in a fight.
It's likely that if the two came to blows again, Darkseid would have an edge over Doomsday, or at least have some plan to contend with him. But it's still worth noting that in their first serious drag-out fight, Doomsday gained a decisive victory and established just how powerful he really is.
Usually, Darkseid is capable of beating down Superman in a fight, but it's often depicted as a close one-on-one fight that tests both to their limits. Here, Darkseid attacks as a genuine God of Evil, beating two versions of Clark Kent without breaking a swear.
Due to desiring to rob the entire multiverse of free will, enslaving and oppressing his homeworld, ruling as a tyrant, having one of the highest body counts out of any DC villain, destroying and enslaving entire planets, and destroying the entire multiverse temporarily, Darkseid is considered to be one of the most evil ...
While Superman is famously vulnerable to kryptonite, even that radioactive material doesn't have anything on the New Gods' radion - a substance that can even kill Darkseid.
