Was Thanos Really A Bad Guy? #mcu #thanos

[KingSlayer_.]

He was doing the wrong thing for the right reasons.

[creocrimson]

In the comics, he wasn't killing people to make the lives of the survivors better, he did it because he was in love with the personification of Death. In short, his reasons were entirely selfish.

Plus I feel like he could have easily used the stones to help people without killing half of all life throughout the universe. So even in the movies he's still pretty bad, just a PG-13 version kinda bad.

That and his reason makes zero since considering those worlds will just repopulate again and be in the same situation.

[ColeAndersonElaine]

I like to remind kids or people: Antagonist does equal Bad Guy. Antagonists are a story villain element, a force that opposes the protagonists. A Bad Guy is usually someone who just likes to mess things up. An Antagonist's goals do always need to be evil, just in opposition to the Protagonist's goals. Telling a story about someone doing bad things, and the Hero of The City stops them? villain is the Antagonist in the story but is a Bad Guy.

[rhysmillman]

They would eventually reach the same population but I still kinda understand why he did what he did

[alfieshaw]

Also he was only hitting people with attacks that they knew they could survive

[divekingfan]

yes, he was the bad guy. He killed so many people

[zayzayserna]

So instead of doubling the resources he killed half of all living creatures 😀

[thomaswillard]

He could have made more universe, he could have reduce the resource consumption of people without destroying them, he was a god and used it to wipe half of existence from the universe.

All because HIS planet couldn't get their act together

[Relaxa]

What if Glenn and COOORAALL desappeard at the lineup after Thanos snaps his fingers?

[BrokenEgg]

Did this man really made a video on thanos? Have you read the comics of thanos? Cause he is entirely evil. "Killed his daughter for humanity" nah he did it for power. A man hungry and greedy for power is a man of evil.

[enenra]

But in the comics he was doing it for love although death loved deadpool

[Toast]

Yes, he is. How is this a question? If he wanted to help, why not double the resources?

[_Agent]

He was just doing the right thing but in the wrong way

[ColeAndersonElaine]

THANOS IS BAD THINK IT LIKE THIS WOULD U KILL HALF OF THE WORLD AND SACRIFICE YOUR SON WHILE CRYING HE DIIDNT WANT THE GALAXY TO DIE BUT IF HE Ddid want HEROES WOULD DIE

[gtaipan]

Thanos. One of the misunderstood characters. Otherwise the marvel movies are not so perfectly beautiful with villains to fit in.

[ArchitectureAdmirer]

He's acts more like an anti-hero in the MCU while he's a brutally evil villain in the comics.

[assumptionisthemotherofall]

Well maybe if he had snapped himself too he would’ve not been a bad guy

[otakitten]

I like to remind people: Antagonist does not equal Bad Guy. Antagonists are a story element, a force that opposes the protagonists. A Bad Guy is usually someone who just likes to mess things up. An Antagonist's goals do not always need to be evil, just in opposition to the Protagonist's goals. Telling a story about someone doing bad things, and the Hero of The City stops them? Hero is the Antagonist in the story, but isn't a Bad Guy

[JellyBeiniesGoofy-hzlv]

really? It means having malicious intentions by hurting people, including online, like right now you're doing with no regret.

[patrickjennings]

That's not even the real thanos the only thing he ever cared about is the destruction of the universe to please death turning him into some misunderstood character who wants to do the world a favor was not accurate