Super-Skrull is a long-running Marvel Comics character (co-created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby) who first appeared in Fantastic Four #18 way back in September of 1963. Super-Skrull is also known by his Skrull name, which in the source material is Kl'rt.
Pagon told Gravik that Fury had arrived, causing Gravik to pause. He went into the fight and used his Flora colossi abilities granted to him when he became a Super Skrull to take out one of the Secret Service agents.
A variant Super-Skrull created with the combined powers of the Illuminati members. He was the sole survivor of the Skrull Throneworld's destruction by Galactus.
Unlike his Skrull brethren, Talos is incapable of shapeshifting and has been branded as having a genetic defect by his people. To make up for this, he has been granted superhuman strength and durability and can hold his own against the likes of the Hulk.
Ronan was a radical Kree warlord and a former Accuser of the Kree Empire. A participant in the Kree-Skrull War, Ronan worked with Yon-Rogg and the Starforce after the Ambush in Torfa to wipe out the last of the Skrull refugees.
Standing toe to toe with Hercules, beating and even killing some of Earth's Eternals, proving him to be strong even among their number, Kly'bn is regarded by many Skrulls as a God. This surely makes him the most powerful Skrull ever to have lived.
The most devastating of these effects is Black Bolt's "quasi-sonic scream". Because his electron-harnessing ability is linked to the speech center of his brain, any attempt to use his vocal cords triggers an uncontrollable disturbance of the particle/electron interaction field.
The Skrulls appeared in the 2019 film Captain Marvel led by Talos. However, as opposed to being ruthless conquerors depicted in the comics, they are fierce yet benevolent creatures who are victims of a genocidal war committed by the Kree Empire (led by the Supreme Intelligence).
However, the Super-Skrull eventually absorbed enough cosmic radiation that he no longer needed the satellite's signal. Due to the unique way that Kl'rt's power worked, the upper limits of the Super-Skrull's abilities can even eclipse those of the Fantastic Four.
Yes – we believe that Gravik is Nick Fury's adoptive son.
Young Gravik is introduced during Episode 2 during a flashback to 1997. A Skrull woman names Varra tells Fury that the child was orphaned during the war, but survived by single-handedly piloting a ship to safety.
Once Gravik realized he couldn't count on Fury's word to get the Skrulls a new planet, he became determined to seize Earth for his people. However, instead of risking a direct conflict, Gravik masterfully decided to manipulate human hatred and use it to wipe out humanity.
In the episode, Gravik (Kingsley Ben-Adir) took The Harvest from Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) and combined it with the samples previously obtained by the Skrulls -- Cull Obsidian, Groot, Extremis and Frost Beast -- to level up his Super Skrull abilities.
Again, the comics also succeeded because the Skrulls were unquestionable villains with an inhuman quality to them, with these traits being played up to narratively "other" the creatures.
G'iah becomes a Super-Skrull Unbeknownst to Gravik, G'iah enhanced herself with additional superhuman powers using the Skrull Power Replicator, and in the process she became a member of a Skrull subspecies, Super-Skrulls.
Yondu Udonta was a survivor above all else. He lived through his time as a Kree slave and become a Ravager captain. Yondu had a soft side and decided to keep Terran child Peter Quill on his ship instead of turning him over to his murderous father.
The Skrulls soon came to be one of the victims of these genocidal wars, sparking an ongoing conflict between the two races for millennia. On Hala, Kree propagandists framed the Skrulls as war criminals, who were actively infiltrating and invading planets across the galaxy as part of a Skrull Expansion.
In Doctor Strange 2, Black Bolt's mouth was removed by Scarlet Witch. Panicked, Black Bolt tied to speak, causing his brain to implode from the power of his own voice, which was still destructive as ever. However, Black Bolt would likely have annihilated Wanda with a single word.
In one of the most gruesome scenes in the MCU, Black Bolt was the first to die when the Illuminati faced off against the Scarlet Witch. His powerful voice was turned against him when Wanda used her magic to erase his mouth, and Black Bolt's horrified scream blew up his own head.
At full strength, his voice generates a shockwave equivalent to a nuclear weapon's, while a whisper can rock a battleship. The fork-like antenna worn upon his forehead helps Black Bolt control his powers.
In Marvel Comics, the Skrulls, which are technically Deviants who evolved on the planet Skrullos, live for over 200 years. The Skrulls' unique Deviant physiology allows them to shapeshift into whatever solid thing they want, from another living organism to an inanimate object.
Super Skrulls are strong, but Hulk is on a whole other level that can only be handled by the absolute cream of the MCU crop. Super Skrull resistance is impressive, as is their regeneration, but it's unlikely they could take a direct punch from Banner's meaner half.
