Captain America, both on his own and with the Avengers, has faced down some of the most dangerous villains in the Marvel Universe. In all of that time, he's never actually been killed.
Bruce Banner (Hulk) One of the most popular Avengers, Banner has appeared in many movies, TV shows, and comics over the years. His immortality first becomes apparent in the “Immortal Hulk” comic series where he resurrects a couple of times.
While many heroes manage to escape death due to their skill, some luck, or a combination of the two, only Man-Thing has survived purely due to an inability to die. Dr. Ted Sallis evolved into Man-Thing, whose plant-based powers make him functionally immortal.
The remaining Avengers from the original six are Clint Barton, Thor, and Bruce Banner; as of now, all of them are concerned with reestablishing their lives with their families, including Bruce with the introduction of his son, Skaar (Wil Deusner) at the end of She-Hulk.
Thor. Thor, the god of Thunder, was undoubtedly the most powerful member of the original Avengers. His power continues to grow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Scarlet Witch. Thor wasn't around during the events of Avengers Disassembled and House of M, so he missed out on Wanda losing control, and therefore he didn't have to face her full power. ...
Odin. Even at the time of his MCU debut, Thor wasn't the MCU's strongest character. That title, at that time, belonged to Anthony Hopkins' Odin. The patriarch of the Norse pantheon and the King of Asgard, Odin possessed an incalculable degree of power in the MCU, even at his advancing age.
While Steve Rogers gets the title of the oldest human avenger, Thor Odinson, as the mighty Asgardian God of Thunder, has a much longer life span than any of his Earth-born friends.
Feige mentioned that Avengers: Endgame would provide "a definitive end" to the films and storylines preceding it, with the franchise having "two distinct periods. Everything before [Endgame] and everything after".
The original team memorably consisted of Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Hulk, Black Widow, and Hawkeye. 2019's Avengers: Endgame saw the original team disband, with two of their number dying in the movie's ending.
Able to regenerate from any and all injuries, including death, Craig Hollis is unable to die and therefore dubs himself Mister Immortal, vowing to fight crime. With the two-dimensional Flatman, they form the Great Lakes Avengers in the Wisconsin area, despite lacking official Avengers sanction.
While Marvel heroes like the Punisher and Wolverine are defined by their murders, Spider-Man and Ms. Marvel have their reasons for never killing. From at least the 1960s, Marvel's heroes were very different from their distinguished competition's.
In the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), the title of “weakest Avenger” is subjective and can vary based on individual perspectives. However, if we consider powers and abilities, Hawkeye (Clint Barton) often stands out as the least superpowered Avenger.
Even without the Infinity Gauntlet, Thanos has proven himself to be a hugely powerful threat, often taking on entire teams of Avengers at once. However, it is with the Infinity Gauntlet that he can most consistently defeat the Avengers.
Hulk - Hulk is the Strongest One There Is, and went toe-to-toe with Thor recently in his new Titan form. However, he just overhauled his powers, and no longer seems to be at his peak.
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What happens to digital and physical copies of the game after support ends on September 30, 2023? After September 30, 2023, Marvel's Avengers will no longer be available for purchase digitally. The game will continue to be playable for anyone with an existing physical or digital copy of the game after that date.
Robert Downey Jr. confirmed that Iron Man 4 is indeed in the works. While negotiations continue for his return, this would mark his 7th appearance in a standalone Marvel movie and his 9th outing as Tony Stark in total.
Thor. Blessed with the powers and long life of a god, Thor was undoubtedly the most powerful member of the initial version of the Avengers. Not only can he fly and transport between worlds, but he was also the only one capable of taking down Thanos, even after he had assembled all six Infinity Stones.
While it is never addressed in-universe, MCU director Joe Russo confirmed Thanos was around 1000 years old in 2012's The Avengers when he first appeared in the MCU. Based on that, Thanos is younger than Thor and Loki, which, if revealed in one of the past two Avengers films, might have proven itself to be distracting.
In a Zeus vs Thor scenario, Zeus would probably end up the victor, but the same goes for his son, Hercules. Technically speaking, he's only a demigod, but, if any biceps could outsize Thor's, then it is the Herculators.
While he initially seems outmatched, Thor finally has enough. He takes out the Thing/Angrir in one brutal hit, having Mjolnir fly through his chest. Hulk/Nul, however, is a whole other matter. After a violent exchange of blows, Thor does the unthinkable he admits that he cannot beat Hulk and that he never could.
While Hercules may have the strength to literally destroy Thor's body, Thor can technically do the exact same thing to Hercules. The Olympian and the Asgardian are evenly matched in terms of both strength and durability.
