10 Reasons Why Kang Is Worse Than Thanos

Nathaniel Richards is a futuristic villain ready to wreak havoc on the largely unsuspecting heroes of the MCU. He tried to explain to Sylvie that the oncoming threat would be greater than anything she could possibly imagine, but she decided to split the Multiverse wide open anyway. Now, our heroes have seen quite a bit. Most notably, they watch a Mad Titan snap half of the universe out of existence only for them to be brought back five years laters which would follow with a huge battle with the purple genocidal maniac himself. Everything just mentioned? All of that only happens with the approval of the master of time. The Conqueror is coming to show us the ultimate power that a villain can truly possess, and while we may have though the most recent finale villain was something, our expectations are about to be shattered.

What do you think makes Nathaniel Richards a far greater villain than Gamora’s father? And how do you possibly imagine that our heroes could defeat this oncoming threat? Which heroes will fall victim to the master of time, and which ones may actually find a way to overcome this seemingly unbeatable foe? Let us know with a comment and leave a like, or you may have to live in a world where you would actually prefer a Mad Titan to snap out half of existence, because that would honestly be the better option. Be sure to check out today's video to find the multitude of explanations as to why the oncoming Conqueror is a far greater villain than anyone the MCU has presented us with so far, and will likely not be topped at least for some time.

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:44 Weapons
01:32 From the Future
02:04 Inevitable Variants
03:04 A proven track record
03:49 Access to alternate dimensions
04:40 Better backup
05:31 Simpler Goals
06:28 Master of time
07:24 Overachiever
08:09 He’s already won

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Written by: Nick Twohig
Narrated by: Michael Neeb
Edited by: Ali H.

[cbr]

Do you think we'll see Thanos again? If so, do you think Kang and Thanos would team up to wreak more havoc in the universes? Let us know what you think!

[shadow]

I like how Kang(He Who Remains) has achieved his goal and Avengers had no idea. He won the war before his enemies were even born!!! Thanos won and everyone knew, but Kang won and no one knew of his entire existence.

[TheElvishElvis]

Doctor Strange and Wanda messing up reality, Loki messing up time, and the eternals messing up space. I’m starting to think Kang isn’t the bad guy.

[WaxTheDolphin]

The What if version of Ultron was the coolest villain I had ever seen. The fight with the watcher was mind-boggling.

[ftheyoutubeidiots]

The greatest trick the Kang ever pulled was convincing the avengers he didn’t exist

[guillaumepj]

"Kang is simple" His conqueror version maybe, but he still needed a full episode to explain only the basics of his life story 😂 Controlling all of time to prevent a war between his other variants sounds pretty complex to me.

[hattoripool]

When we eventually get a infinity war/endgame style movie about Kang I have a feeling shit is gonna get real

[AeonAxisProductions]

I heard a theory that thanos and the avengers fighting NEEDED to happen because it was stark that found out how to time travel effectively precisely and safely, and thats the method that kang used to time travel

There was also a theory that kang NEEDED tony to sacrifice himself because hes too smart and wouldve found out about kang before he would be ready to reveal himself

[danishansari]

Kang is on different level he allowed Thanos to take infinity Stone do the snap, allowed Avengers to do the time heist bring back everyone. And he was ready change all of this and give Loki win in New York fight + Infinity Stones damn
This means he can control everything in MCU

[point]

Thats a very good line at the end. "How do you defeat someone whos already won". Besides that imagine the army kang could put together with all the universes/timelines he's conquered

[BlindMIW]

That smile He Who Remains had when Sylvie stabbed him scared the shit out of me

[williamedwards]

Kang wouldn't even care about Thanos. He would have witnessed and re-witnessed the birth and destruction of countless realities. Thanos was just so single-minded and insignificant to Kang, in every capacity.

[cinderluna]

After endgame i was skeptical about the future of the mcu, partially because i didnt think disney had the guts to do the stories of kang, dr doom or galactus.
Now im super excited to see it all play out

[adenjilegend]

in my opinion if doctor doom comes to the mcu in fantastic four, 2 things could happen. Doctor doom is your average villain OR he could be like his comic counterpart and be so powerful he creates basically another reality with magic. if he is this powerful he might actually survive more than 5 seconds against kang. i cannot wait to see how this plays out

[ChunkyyyMonkeyy]

Are we all just going to ignore the fact that they completely butchered the “Alioth” pronunciation???

[imangelinayoujennifer]

He is really the target that everyone need to watch out, he literally live in every era of time

[BrianAwesome]

Let's be thankful, that Kang isn't a god of destruction.

[willdmindmind]

In the comics, Kang is shown as purposely avoiding Thanos in any timeline because Thanos is too smart and powerful. And when they did they worked together because Thanos never died in the comics and was destined to become a god/cosmic being. Comics Explained has an awesome video on this.

So no, Kang was not more powerful than Thanos. Kang is just a guy from the future with the ability to time travel and future tech. Thanos is a Titan (demigod).

That said, the MCU Thanos is weaker than the comics Thanos and was killed, while in the comics he lived on and ultimately is said to be destined to become a god/cosmic entity.

While the MCU Kang was given a massive power up as this Kang controls time and created the TVA. In the comics Kang never had any control over time and only really had the future tech and time travel. This is why he went back to the past (our past) such as to the medieval era or ancient Egypt because they would be easy to conquer. In fact, Kang viewed the main Avengers from earth 616 as his biggest threat because apparently in the future there were no superheroes.

[beastboigaming]

I've got a theory and hear me out. Kang wins. What he who remains explained about how he knew everything that was going to happen up to a certain threshold, I believe this was true. But a lie because of a time paradox. The place he who remains died was outside of time. While that one died he explained another variant would take his place. One meaner, and more dangerous. If there are multiple dangerous versions isnt there also multiple good versions. And there are according to the comics. It is explained kang is the winner of a multiverse war. The mcu is splitting into a multiverse rn with the nwh, multi of madness, and quantum mania which messes with time. If you think about it a multiverse war is being set up and ironlad is a huge possibility now. If a good variant wins in the form of ironlad would not kang still technically end. But for him protecting the sacred timeline is tedious... he may prefer being ironlad, and give the watch of the sacred timeline to two loki variants. Loki and sylvie. So that he who remains saying that they will all meet there again true.

[MikeSynonymous]

Don't forget though, Kang's existence seems to depend on Thanos succeeding in his plan, as this is part of the protected timeline.