Mobius believes that with the death of Darkseid, he will be free from being the Anti-Monitor. After an intense battle, the Anti-Monitor fuses the Black Racer with Flash and sends it after Darkseid. Using the fused Flash and his own powers, he kills Darkseid.
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.
The Omega Effect that fuels his power, and his Omega Beams, makes Darkseid's true form nearly immortal, but his body can be destroyed. Darkseid's body, or "shell," has been destroyed before, like in Final Crisis, but if his true form is not also destroyed, he can return.
True form Darkseid and Normal Darkseid are the same. When Darkseid is on Apocalypse, he is on a higher plane of existence than normal reality, which is why he crushes the multiverse when he enters it.
Darkseid was created in 1971 by comics legend Jack Kirby and directly influenced Jim Starlin in designing Thanos two years later. While that linked origin is the source of debate, most fan conversation centers on who is the most powerful. However, the answer is quite simple: Darkseid.
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.
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.
But the mech version of Superman has a grudge against Darkseid right from the very beginning. Instead of wanting to protect Earth for the sake of saving his adopted home world, this version of Superman wants to take on Darkseid in order to avenge his original home world of Krypton.
Unfortunately, before he could use it, Darkseid was defeated (nearly dying from his wounds) and forced to retreat by a combined army comprised of Humans, Amazons, and Atlanteans, along with the involvement of Ares, Zeus and Artemis of Old Gods and Yalan Gur, a member of the Green Lantern Corps.
In the Emperor Joker storyline, the Clown Prince of Crime used his stolen powers to defeat Darkseid. Here's how it happened. Despite being one of the most dangerous men on Earth, the Joker is outclassed by plenty of cosmic threats from across the DC Universe.
Superman doesn't beat Darkseid because of how powerful he is; while that helps him survive the fight, Darkseid still outclasses Superman. Superman has learned to use his brains in battle against Darkseid, allowing him to win his battles against the dark god.
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.
He has the Physical Strength to compete with Darkseid but overall in terms of powers , Hulk isn't a match for Darkseid , Darkseid has taken on and beaten worse than the Hulk.
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.
Created by Jack Kirby, radion is an element that can wound or even kill any of the New Gods, as Orion and Darkseid found out in DC's Final Crisis! 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.
While Superman always tries to see the best in people, even villains, the Man of Steel hates one villain and evil superteam more than any other: Ultraman and the Crime Syndicate.
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.
The King of Atlantis overwhelmed Darkseid with his waterborne magic while Artemis shot him with Ares and Zeus weakened the invader with his lightning. This allowed Ares to charge at Darkseid and drive his ax into the dark god's shoulder.
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 ...
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.
Nonetheless, the Mother Boxes are synchronized, allowing Steppenwolf to terraform Earth. However, the Flash taps into the Speed Force and reverses time to undo his victory, leading to Aquaman, Superman, and Wonder Woman killing Steppenwolf and sending his corpse back to Apokolips.
Marvel crossover event, the web-slinger admits both realities are lucky that Darkseid and Thanos aren't brothers, as their collective powers could spell the end for both universes. Darkseid and Thanos have long been the ultimate villains in the DC and Marvel Universe, respectively.
