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.
In Final Crisis, Darkseid was revealed to fear the New Gods' version of Death, as they represented a real possible end to the powerful villain's dominance in the DC Universe and an end to his evil reign.
The Anti-Monitor. The Anti-Monitor is the only thing in the DCU that could be more powerful and more dangerous than Darkseid. The giant, universe eating Galactus rip-off — look, Thanos is a Darkseid rip-off, it happens — is responsible for the deaths of Supergirl (very sad) and Barry Allen (less sad, Wally's cooler).
Apparently, Darkseid only fights opponents he deems worthy, such as Superman, Batman or Orion. Indomitable Will: Darkseid possesses an extraordinary control over his emotions, despite his reputation of anger and hatred towards all living things.
Out of the many villains who populate the DC universe it's Darkseid who stands at the top of the supervillain pyramid, and though most fans associate him with either the New Gods or Superman, it's Martian Manhunter who is his true archnemesis.
As prophesied, Orion returns to Earth via boom tube for his final battle with Darkseid. During the massive fight, Orion ultimately kills him by ripping his heart out, which created a firepit of Apokolips from Darkseid's chest cavity (in reference to the prophecy of their final battle).
However, facing DC's ultimate evil in its final form, Superman identifies that Darkseid's non-corporeal essence exists as a frequency, shattering it by producing a sound that counters the vibration and finally destroys Darkseid (this being comics, the ultimate villain would later return, but only due to the total ...
Both were created around the same time and both had similar looks, making comparisons inevitable. Debate has raged over who is the most effective of the two, and while both have cut multiple paths of destruction across their universes, Darkseid is by and large the scarier of the two.
Galactus proved more than a match for Darkseid - who had ample opportunity to utilize his greatest powers and even try to turn the Silver Surfer to his will - and the Devourer of Worlds only spared his foe once it became clear that he had nothing to gain by continuing their conflict.
Darkseid is similar to Thanos, and most of the time, Thor is no match for him either. Originally Answered: Who would win, Darkseid Vs Rune king Thor? He has defeated celestial beings like THOSE WHO LIVE ABOVE SHADOWS and Loki without having any difficulty ……
But then how did Odin beat Darkseid? WIZ: Odin tore the 4th world, the home of the gods, out of the divine sphere, thus Darkseid was no longer a higher dimensional being, just one god in one universe. This made it possible for Odin to kill Darkseid.
One of the alien New Gods, Darkseid is one of the most feared and powerful beings in the galaxy, as well as the authoritarian overlord of Apokolips. But even with all the destruction and terror that he's brought the Justice League and the world — Earth included — Batman has managed to defeat him more than once.
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.
Darkseid's first wife, and perhaps the only woman he truly loved, Suli is also powerful in her own right. She married Darkseid against the wishes of his mother Heggra, who had DeSaad poison Suli. The loss shattered Darkseid and losing her helped shape Darkseid into the brutal conqueror he is today.
Other Origins. In other comics such as some New 52 like Infinity Man & The Forever People, Yuga Khan's death was by the hands of Darkseid and Highfather. As the brothers fought side by side, they slayed their father and in by doing so it was known as the day the New Gods were born.
Marvel has several Superman analogs, and the most powerful is Hyperion. There have been several versions of Hyperion over the years, but the most formidable is the one who joined the Avengers and helped them battle against threats like Thanos and the Beyonders. That Hyperion would be able to defeat Darkseid.
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 ...
In various DC Comics and many other adaptations, Superman has fought Darkseid in one-on-one fights and defeated him, making him one of Earth's greatest defenders against the Apokoliptian despot.
Darkseid dies in the fight as his minion Desaad cries out to his dead master. However, Darkseid's defeat in the fight by Black Adam isn't as it seems. Teth-Adam admits that Darkseid could never be so easily defeated as such a decisive win is impossible.
Weaknesses. Vulnerability to Radion: Darkseid and all of the New Gods are vulnerable to a substance called Radion. Its 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.
Today, we look at how Batman not only survived a direct blast from Darkseid's Omega Beams, but he even found a way to fight back from being blasted into literally the Stone Age.
Doomsday as he appeared in Superman/Doomsday: Hunter/Prey #2 (May 1994). Doomsday ranked as #46 on IGN's list of the Top 100 Comic Book Villains of All Time. He is best known as the character that killed Superman in The Death of Superman story arc "Doomsday!".
