Welcome back nerd squad, my name is Roya Destroyaa and this is Top 10 Nerd.
Oftentimes the villains in our comics are actually a lot more fascinating than the heroes.
Saving the world gets boring man, itÕs all about the ones who try to take it over.
Some of these versions of villains are weird, some are awesome, and all are pretty damn
creative.
So letÕs take a look at the top 10 ALTERNATE VERSIONS OF VILLAINS AND THIS IS PART 2.
In the number 10 spot is UNICORN LOKI.
This is more of an honorable mention than true member of this list, because agents of
asgard is considered main continuity.
However, Loki here makes such a change that he can almost be considered an alternate version.
In Agents of Asgard #8, Loki is under a magic spell that turns the god of trickery into
the god of honesty, truth, and justice.
He is so pure that he even changes into a unicorn, complete with rainbow mane and tail.
No more stealing, no more cheating.
Just good wholesome brony times.
Coming in at number 9 WE HAVE ELEPHANT BANE.
I may just have a small thing for villains turning into animals.
In the Batman and teenaged mutant ninja turtle crossover, Bane is mutated into a giant elephant
creature by Shredder.
He doesnÕt stick around in this form for long, which is probably good because he does
remark that heÕs never felt as powerful as he has in this form.
Soon he is defeated by Batman and the turtles and returns to normal form alongside the other
mutated villains.
The safari is over much too soon.
Next, at number 8 IS SCOOBY DOO CHEETAH.
In the odd but strangely entertaining Scooby Doo Team up comics, Cheetah is a part of the
legion of doom that dresses up as a ghost to attack the hall of justice.
Her and the legion began to shrink and capture the super friends with BraniacÕs shrink ray,
and it was up to Scooby and the gang to turn into yellow lanterns and rescue their super
hero friends.
Yeah, crossovers can be a wild time.
In the number 7 spot IS RUINS MAGNETO.
Ruins was a parody series that was set in a dystopian Marvel universe where everything
that can go wrong, will go wrong.
Here, heroes and villains have powers with a pragmatic edge.
For example, Magneto: his magnetic abilities are out of his control, and he has to wear
a device to temper them.
The device is broken at a protest, and he proceeds to accidently destroy an airport.
Then he meets a very sad death when he pulls a place a bit too close for comfort to himself.
ThatÕs one flight he probably wished he missed!
Coming in at number 6 IS GALACTIAC.
Known as the perfect synthesis of mind and machine, Galactiac was an amalgamation of
DCÕs Braniac and MarvelÕs Galactus.
In order to power himself he travels the galaxy, draining the life forces of each planet he
encounters and keeping a piece of the defeated planets for his own studies.
And so is how he arrived on Earth.
Luckily enough Earth had the challengers of the fantastic, who responded to the threat.
Although is that really the best name for a superhero teamÉ.
Next up, at number 5 WE HAVE FLASHPOINT ENCHANTRESS.
FlashpointÕs Enchantress was a member of the secret seven, an alternate version of
the secret six.
They were a hero team of magic users, so what was she doing with heroes?
Spying on them of course.
She soon showed her true colors and killed off most of the secret seven through manipulation,
commenting that she didnÕt care what side she was on as long as she could create as
much chaos as she wanted.
Luckily enough Kal-El landed on her, which was miraculously enough of a blow to kill
her!
I didnÕt realize he weighed that much.
Up next at number 4 IS COUNT OTTO VON DOOM.
Count Otto from Marvel 1602, also known as the handsome, was the ruler of Latveria and
a scientific genius.
He kidnapped the four of the fantastic and stashed them away in his castle, mostly so
he could have the wealth of knowledge that was Reed Richards.
Von doom was also responsible for the assassination that took out queen Elizabeth the first in
this story.
Later on he also kidnaps William Shakespeare and forces him to document his conquests.
If only someone had told them that centuries down the line, nobody would understand it
anyway.
In the number 3 spot WE GOT PRINCIPAL SLADE.
Gotta love Tiny titans sometimes and how purely good and innocent it can be.
Here we have a version of Deathstroke, also known as the Terminator, also known as the
Balkan, also known as Principal Slade of Sidekick City elementary.
Yup, big bad Deathstroke runs a school of peewees.
He also is daddy to Jericho and Rose, the latter of which is none too crazy about her
dad also being her principal.
And thatÕs about as dramatic as it gets here.
Coming in at number 2 IS DAS TRIGON.
This is the troubled, even less clothed version of Trigon from DC Bombshells.
Das Trigon was a German mountain spirit who gave up his savage ways when he fell in love
with a woman named Azaria, and together they had a child, Rachel; you can guess who that
is.
When Azaria was killed, he reverted back to his less than kind ways and joined Killer
Frost and the jokers daughter on their rampage; ironically, the very people who killed Azaria
in the first place.
And finally, in the number 1 spot IS CAPITANA FELINA.
In the 18th century Elseworlds story of Batman: Leatherwing, Catwoman exists as Capitana Felina,
a Spanish contessa who turned pirate and is wanted by many different people.
She teams up with the laughing man, who you probably couldÕve guessed is this versionÕs
joker, to infiltrate the Bat Cay.
Now as usual, she ends up falling for Batman, or Leatherwing in this instance, and reforms
from a life of crime.
Kinda wanted her to stay on the dark side for this one.
So those were the top 10 alternate versions of VILLAINS.
Let me know in the comment section down below WHO your favorite villain is.
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