Thanos

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### Portrayed by

Josh Brolin

**Thanos** was a genocidal warlord from Titan, whose objective was to bring stability to the universe by wiping out half of all life at every level, as he believed its massive population would inevitably use up the universe's entire supply of resources and perish. To complete this goal, Thanos set about hunting down all the Infinity Stones, being confident that the combined force of the Stones would grant him sufficient power. Thanos forged alliances with Loki and Ronan the Accuser in order to track down some of the Stones. However, both alliances cost Thanos much of his resources, including the Mind Stone and the loyalty of his daughters, Gamora and Nebula. Fed up with all his subordinates' ongoing failures, Thanos made the decision to seek and procure the Stones himself, and he began by forcing Eitri to create the Infinity Gauntlet for him so that he would be able to wield the power of the Stones safely.

Thanos then engaged in a ferocious crusade in order to obtain the Infinity Stones. During his mission, both Thanos and his Black Order invaded multiple planets and slaughtered thousands to gain the stones, including Loki and the Asgardians. This quest even forced Thanos to sacrifice his beloved Gamora, in order to take the Soul Stone. Thanos soon found himself challenged by the alliances of the entire universe's greatest heroes, which included the Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy. However, despite facing off against the powerfully combined opposition and the wrath of Thor, Thanos still ultimately triumphed as he completed the Infinity Gauntlet, using it to finally complete his goal through the Snap, which resulted in half of all life in the universe being wiped out with a mere snap of his fingers. Following his Snap, Thanos had then ensured this could never be undone by destroying all of the Infinity Stones, resulting in the Avengers tracking him down on Planet 0259-S, where Thor executed him with Stormbreaker.

In *The Avengers*, he was portrayed by Damion Poitier. In the rest of the MCU, he was voiced/portrayed by Josh Brolin, who also played a young Agent K in *Men In Black III* and Cable in *Deadpool 2*.

## Biography

### Early Life

Thanos was born on the planet, Titan. When he became older, the planet become overpopulated and Thanos offered genocide. The inhabitians did not listen to him and called him a madman and eventually they were all but extint.

This campaign earned Thanos a fearful reputation as an intergalactic warlord, due to his immense power, ruling over a region of space, and gaining control of the deadly armies of the Chitauri, Sakaarans, and Outriders. His infamy was so staggering that Thanos came to be considered among the most powerful, if not the most powerful, being in the universe. He also became considered the most powerful kingpin in the universe's criminal underworld. Thanos also acquired the services of the Other to act as his servant.

### Training his Children

Seeking to build up his strength, Thanos collected orphans from some races that he conquered. His oldest children were Ebony Maw, Corvus Glaive, Cull Obsidian and Proxima Midnight. These four warriors, all devoted to Thanos, comprised the Black Order.

### Adopting Gamora

When Thanos attacked the Zehoberei people to balance Zen-Whoberi, Thanos' attention was captured by a young Zehoberei named Gamora, who was bravely pushing back against one of his Chitauri soldiers.

Looking down at Gamora, Thanos asked what was wrong, and she demanded to know where her mother was, still looking at Thanos without any fear in her eyes. As he knelt to look at her, Thanos became fascinated by the child's clear strength and asked what her name was before he commented that she was quite the fighter. He then offered Gamora his hand and promised to help her, taking her past the thousands of terrified Zehoberei whom he had at his mercy.

Thanos took the young Gamora aside and offered her a switchblade to admire, showing Gamora how the blade was perfectly balanced, as he believed life should be. While Gamora was distracted, Thanos and Maw proceeded to massacre half of all the Zehoberei people, including Gamora's entire family. Thanos adopted Gamora as his daughter, training her to become a ruthless assassin, though he grew to genuinely care about her as well, unlike his other children.

Even as Gamora changed from being devoted to him to hating him, Thanos' love for her never wavered and he continually held onto his hope that she would inherit his throne. Thanos also massacred a Luphomoid family to raise Nebula as another devoted and deadly assassin. Thanos made it clear early on that he wanted his children to be opponents, not friends. Days later, Thanos watched Gamora teach Nebula to tuck her head while rolling and assure Nebula that would always be sisters and decided that there would be no further other instances of this.

Thanos always pitted Nebula against Gamora. Whenever Nebula lost, Thanos removed another body part from her to make her stronger.In one instance, Nebula was too scared to say her name when Thanos asked, so he had one of his Sakaaran guards cut her ears off and replaced them with mechanical ears. In another, Thanos challenged Nebula and Gamora to fight for three days with no access to food and limited access to water and sleep. After six days of fighting, Thanos offered a piece of Yaro Root to whoever won the fight that day. Nebula bested Gamora, but hesitated to deliver the killing blow, so Thanos ordered it. Nebula went to strike her sister down, but Thanos stopped her and gave the Yaro Root to Gamora, explaining that Nebula showed weakness by hesitating to kill Gamora.

Thanos eventually realized that there were far too many lifeforms in the universe for him to balance by himself. Deducing that the Infinity Stones, objects of immense power that held considerable dominance over the various forces that occupied the universe, could solve this issue permanently, Thanos made it his life's goal to gather them, and forged several alliances to locate them. The first Stone he located was the Mind Stone, placing it within a Scepter that was capable of manipulating minds as a means of better controlling its formidable power.

Through many years of searching, Thanos would tell Nebula that he intended to claim all the Stones and use them to wipe out half of all life before retiring permanently on his Farm to live out a peaceful life, believing that the universe would be grateful for his actions. Eventually, Thanos discovered a lead on the Orb's location, and sent Nebula and Gamora to the Cloud Tombs of Praxius under Korath's command. Nebula fell victim to a trap during the mission, and Thanos, not one to tolerate failure, forbade Gamora from rescuing her.

As a result of Thanos' disregard for her, Nebula was forced to amputate her own arm to escape. The Orb was never recovered, but Thanos let the failure pass and resumed his search. He also sent Gamora to find the Soul Stone, but she lied and reported back to him that her search had been unsuccessful. In truth, she had found a map to the location of the Soul Stone and burned it to ashes; and, Thanos, being as perceptive as he is, easily saw through her lie but said nothing.

#### The Avengers

Thanos is seen in a post-credits scene, as The Other warns him that to defeat The Avengers will be to court death, to which Thanos stands up his throne and smiles.

#### Guardians of the Galaxy

Thanos first appears sitting on his throne, with his face hidden. After Ronan the Accuser kills the Other, Thanos turns back and threathens Ronan, that he will kill him if he doesn't bring him The Orb. After getting the Orb, Ronan betrays Thanos.

#### Avengers: Age of Ultron

Thanos once again, only appears in a mid-credits scene. Having upset over that his former "allies", Loki and Ronan have fallied him, Thanos declares he will find the Infinity Stones himself and puts on the Infinity Gauntlet.

#### Avengers: Infinity War

Thanos serves as the main antagonist of the movie. Having already obtained the Power Stone from the Nova Corps, Thanos invades Thor's ship, the Statesman and obtains the Space Stone. He then goes to Knowhere and obtains the Reality Stone from The Collector. Having realised the Guardians of the Galaxy (except Rocket Racoon and Groot, who went with Thor to Nidavellir) have followed him, Thanos puts up an illusion to trick them that he was still torturing the Collector. When the Guardians attack him, he is semmingly killed by Gamora, but he breaks the illusion and easly defeats Drax and Mantis, before he is attacked by Star-Lord. Thanos turns his gun into bubbles and leaves with Gamora. On Vormir, Thanos sacrifices Gamora to obtain the Soul Stone, before arriving on his hime planet, Titan, where he battles Iron Man, Spider-Man, Doctor Strange and the Guardians of the Galaxy, now joined by Nebula. After a long fight, Thanos defeats them all and Doctor Strange, who has seen the outcome of the conflict, gives him the Time Stone. Thanos then goes to Wakanda for the final stone, the Mind Stone, where he battles Captain America and the rest of the Avengers. After defeating them, he rips the Mind Stone from Vision's head, before being attacked by Thor, wielding his new axe, Stormbreaker. Thanos, however, snaps his fingers, killing Bucky Barnes, Black Panther, Falcon, Groot, Scarlet Witch, Mantis, Drax, Star-Lord, Doctor Strange, Spider-Man, Maria Hill, Nick Fury, Hank Pym, Janet van Dyne, Hope van Dyne, Hawkeye's family and many more individuals. Thanos then teleports to the Garden.

## Weapons

* **Switchblade**: Thanos carried with him a two dual-bladed knife during the Massacre of the Zehoberei. Upon seeing the young Gamora fighting one of his soldiers, she gained the Titan's interest. He took her aside and used his red and silver switchblade to teach his beliefs on balance by symbolizing it with balancing the knife on his finger and asked her to do the same. Gamora kept the knife over the years and eventually used it against Thanos' illusion.
* **Scepter**: When Thanos possessed the Mind Stone, he placed it inside the Scepter. He gave it as a weapon for Loki for his coming invasion to Earth. However, Loki lost possession of it during the Battle of New York; as such, Thanos lost an Infinity Stone that he could have just as easily kept. Loki does use the Scepter in Movie Wars, althrough it is unknown if it has the Mind Stone inside.
* **Thanos' Double-Edged Sword**: Thanos used this sword as his primary weapon when he did not yet have the Infinity Gauntlet. It was extremely durable, being able to cut through vibranium like Captain America's Shield, but was ultimately sheared in half by Scarlet Witch. Thanos frequently uses the sword in Movie Wars, especialy Season 3.
* **Infinity Gauntlet**: An extremely powerful item that Thanos forced the Dwarves to construct to allow him to channel the power of all the six Infinity Stones. Masterly forged by Eitri from Uru, the strongest metal in the universe, it is tremendously durable, as it is able to withstand having all six Stones embedded inside it. He brandished it in the Infinity War, using the power of the Infinity Stones that he acquired to devastating effects against his enemies. He eventually completed the Gauntlet and used it to wipe out half of the universe, although he damaged the Gauntlet in the process due to doing so while grievously wounded but it remained functioning nevertheless. Three weeks after he fulfilled his plan, Thanos used the Gauntlet again, this time to destroy the very Stones themselves. The act severely damaged the left side of this body, and the resulting energy wave leads to the Gauntlet being damaged further and was fused to his left arm. With the Stones destroyed, the Gauntlet was deemed useless and served no further purpose. Thanos recives the Gauntlet towards the end of Season 1 and uses it in Season 2 onwards.
* **Tesseract**: Containing the Space Stone, Thanos sent Loki and his Chitauri army to invade Earth in order to collect it; however, the Avengers stopped the invasion. Years later, Thanos tracked the Tesseract in the *Statesman*, where Loki kept it secretly. By torturing Thor, Loki gave up the Tesseract to Thanos, who crushed it in order to abstract the Infinity Stone.
* **Corvus Glaive's Glaive**: Following the massacre of all the remaining Asgardians, Thanos witnessed Heimdall drawing the last of his power to teleport Hulk back to the Earth. As punishment, Thanos borrowed Corvus Glaive's weapon and used it to impale Heimdall, killing him.

* **Infinity Stones**: Six of the most powerful objects in the universe, they were Thanos' most primary objective in his crusade to wipe out half the universe. He would successfully acquire all the Stones in Infinity War and install them inside the Infinity Gauntlet, at which point he then finally completed his goal. In order to secure his victory, Thanos used the stones' collective power to reduce them to atoms.
	+ **Power Stone**: Thanos was equipped with the Power Stone after reigning against Xandar for access. Once he gained the stone for his goal, Thanos had the power augment his strength and project dangerous amount of energy from his Infinity Gauntlet. Using the stone, Thanos was able to amplify his strength, achieving such feats as punching the Mirror Dimension with ease and punch Iron Man with a powerful blow that send him backwards. Thanos has even been able to project an energy blast that can send a normal being away and detonate an entire half of the *Statesman*. In Movie Wars, he was able to destroy entire creatures and planets.
	+ **Space Stone**: Given the Space Stone by hand, Thanos harnessed the power of the Space Stone and was able to control the fabric of space itself. Thanos demonstrated his power of the Space Stone by absorbing remains through a vortex portal and even create Wormholes that allow him to teleport from one location to another.
	+ **Reality Stone**: Having taken the Reality Stone, Thanos utilized its power to control the fabric of reality that can mislead his opponents. Taking the Reality Stone to its great effect, Thanos was able to create illusions that surround his environment, transform certain beings and objects into different constructs, and even turn invisible.
	+ **Soul Stone**: After completing his sacrifice on Vormir, Thanos was given the Soul Stone within his hand and harnessed its power. Thanos was able to contain the souls of his victims inside of a mysterious pocket dimension, such as Gamora's soul being in the dimension after she was sacrificed.
	+ **Time Stone**:By taking possession of the Time Stone from Doctor Strange, Thanos was now able to harness the power of the stone to bend time itself to his will. Using the Time Stone, Thanos can reverse a particular event that he witnessed and even regenerate wounds after getting impaled in the chest by Stormbreaker.
	+ **Mind Stone**: By killing Vision in order to get the Mind Stone out of his forehead, Thanos harnessed its power and had gained the ability to shoot energy blasts as well as control the minds of other beings.

* **Stormbreaker**: When Thor called Stormbreaker to his hand, Thanos was able to catch it before it reached Thor, and then used it to almost kill him.
* **Nano Gauntlet**: A version of the Infinity Gauntlet created by Bruce Banner, Tony Stark andRocket initially used to reverse the effects of the Snap. Nearing the end of the Battle of Earth, Thanos wore the damaged Gauntlet and attempted to use it to enact his final plan, although he was intercepted by Captain Marvel. The replica Gauntlet proved to be just as useful as its Dwarven counterpart, being able to hold off Captain Marvel for a while before having to use the Power Stone to attack her. After a brief scuffle with Stark, Thanos boastfully attempted to use the Gauntlet, yet nothing happened as Stark was able to assimilate the Infinity Stones into his own armor. With Stark's will, Thanos turned to dust, with him still wearing the replica Gauntlet.

## Other Equipment

* **Battle Armor**: Thanos utilized a Golden Armor during his days of conquest. The armor was resilient enough to resist damage from Hulk's blows. He discarded the armor upon acquiring the Space Stone from Loki, as he felt his power had grown beyond the need for it after acquiring two Infinity Stones. Thanos later recollected the armor and repurposed it as a scarecrow on the Garden following his victory on Earth. The 2014 version of Thanos still wore the armor while engaging the Avengers in 2023, where it was destroyed in the ensuing battle and his ultimate defeat.
* **Space Throne**: Thanos' stationary home, he was accompanied by The Other until he was mercilessly killed by Ronan the Accuser.

## Transportation

* ***Sanctuary II***: Thanos commanded a massive warship called the *Sanctuary II*. Using forces to invade the Zen-Whoberi, Thanos commands the hovered crafts above the capital city. Thanos was able to use the ship to track down the *Statesman* that are carrying the survivors of Ragnarök and destroying a part of it. While what happened to the original iteration of the warship in the original timeline is unknown, an alternate iteration of the *Sanctuary II* from 2014 brought Thanos and his armies to 2023 only to be then destroyed by Captain Marvel.

## Facilities

* **Sanctuary**: Sanctuary is the asteroid field inhabited by the Chitauri. Being the domain of Thanos, Loki was captured and tortured by The Other in order to ensure his compliance and submission; trained by Thanos in the ways of mind control. After Gamora's betrayal, Ronan the Accuser traveled to Sanctuary where he met with Thanos in person and angrily berated him for not taking Gamora's betrayal seriously. Thanos entrusted both Ronan and Nebula with fixing that problem.
* **Thanos' Farm**: This farm became Thanos' home on the Garden following the end of the Infinity War. There, Thanos intended to spend the rest of his days peacefully, having brought balance to what he now saw as a grateful universe. However, the Avengers, the remaining Guardians of the Galaxy and Captain Marvel eventually tracked down Thanos to his farm, a search which culminated with Thanos' death at the hands of Thor, leaving the farm abandoned and vacant.

## Relationships

### Family

* A'Lars - Father

* Gamora - Adoptive Daughter
* Nebula - Adoptive Daughter
* Black Order - Adoptive Children and Subordinates
	+ Ebony Maw †
	+ Corvus Glaive †
	+ Proxima Midnight †
	+ Cull Obsidian †

### Allies

* The Other † - Subordinate
* Chitauri - Subordinates
	+ Leviathans
	+ Chitauri Gorillas
* Outriders - Subordinates
* Sakaarans - Subordinates
* Johann Schmidt/Red Skull - Situational Ally

### Enemies

* Galactic Empire
	+ Sheev Palpatine/Darth Sidious †
	+ Darth Vader †
* Zehoberei
	+ Gamora's Mother †
* Luphomoids
* Kylosians
* Third Eyed King †
* Korbnites
* Ronan the Accuser † - Former Subordinate
* Korath the Pursuer † - Former Subordinate
* Dwarves
	+ Eitri
* Xandarians
	+ Nova Empire
		- Nova Corps
			* Irani Rael
* Loki † - Former Subordinate, Attempted Killer, and Victim
* Asgardians
	+ Brunnhilde/Valkyrie
	+ Heimdall † - Victim
	+ Sif - Victim
	+ "Loki" - Victim
	+ Einherjar
* Sakaaran Rebellion
	+ Korg
	+ Miek
	+ Biff
	+ Tasba
	+ Roscoe † - Victim
* Taneleer Tivan/Collector
* Cosmo
* Guardians of the Galaxy
	+ Peter Quill/Star-Lord - Victim
	+ Drax the Destroyer - Victim
	+ Mantis - Victim
	+ Groot - Victim
	+ Rocket Raccoon
* Avengers
	+ Steve Rogers/Captain America
	+ Tony Stark/Iron Man † - Attempted Victim
	+ Thor - Attempted Victim and Killer
	+ Bruce Banner/Hulk
	+ Peter Parker/Spider-Man - Victim
	+ James Rhodes/War Machine
	+ Sam Wilson/Falcon - Victim
	+ Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow †
	+ Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch - Victim
	+ Vision † - Victim
	+ Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel
* Masters of the Mystic Arts
	+ Stephen Strange/Doctor Strange - Victim
* Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier - Victim
* Golden Tribe
	+ T'Challa/Black Panther † - Victim
	+ Shuri - Victim
* Dora Milaje
	+ Okoye
* Nick Fury's Crew
	+ Nick Fury - Victim
	+ Maria Hill † - Victim
* Hank Pym - Victim
* Janet van Dyne - Victim
* Hope van Dyne/Wasp - Victim
* Betty Ross - Victim
* Thaddeus Ross - Victim
* Laura Barton - Victim
* Cooper Barton - Victim
* Lila Barton - Victim
* Nathaniel Barton - Victim
* Erik Selvig - Victim
* Jane Foster † - Victim
* May Parker † - Victim
* Ned Leeds - Victim
* Michelle Jones - Victim
* Flash Thompson - Victim
* Betty Brant - Victim
* Jason Ionello - Victim
* Sue Lorman - Victim
* Andre Wilson - Victim
* Galaga Guy - Victim
* Monica Rambeau - Victim
* Yelena Belova - Victim
* Wilfred Nagel † - Victim
* Isaiah Sorenson - Victim
* Isaiah Sorenson's Pet Cat - Victim
* Karen Oggerton - Victim
* Karen Oggerton's Patient - Victim
* Philip Carroway - Victim
* Phillip Carroway's Wife - Victim
* Jenae Jazrem's Husband - Victim
* Theo Boskowtiz's Father - Victim
* David erome - Victim
* Big Harv - Victim

## Trivia

* Josh Brolin based his portrayal of Thanos on the performance of Colonel Kurtz from *Apocalypse Now*.
* Thanos is one of the six villains of the MCU to actually succeed in his plans, as he finally collected all of the Infinity Stones and wiped out half of the universe's populace. The other ones are Loki (who took control of Asgard in *Thor: The Dark World*), Helmut Zemo (who has managed to split the Avengers apart in revenge for his family's demise in *Captain America: Civil War*), Surtur (who has managed to destroy Asgard), Ghost (who has managed to obtain quantum energy to cure herself from a fatal disease in *Ant-Man and the Wasp*), and Mysterio (who has managed to frame Spider Man as his murderer and expose his true identity to the world in *Spider-Man: Far From Home*).
* Thanos appeared in a drawing by Thor in the non-canon web series *Team Thor*, which serves as a cross-promotion for *Thor: Ragnarok*, on a wall of pictures and information in an attempt to deduce who "the man in the purple chair" is, noting that he's "big", he's purple, and "he doesn't like standing up".
* At 29 minutes, Thanos has the most amount of screen time of any character in *Avengers: Infinity War*, beating Gamora (19 minutes), Iron Man (18 minutes), and Thor (14 minutes).
* In *Avengers: Infinity War*, Thanos massacres half of the Zenhoberi race and states they are now filled with "children that see clear skies with full bellies". However, in *Guardians of the Galaxy*, Gamora's rap sheet states she is the last remaining member of her people. When the Russo brothers were asked about this during a Q&A, they only asked in return whether you believe Gamora or Thanos, implying one of them is not telling the truth.
	+ Though it is possible that the rest of the Zenhoberi died after Thanos visited the planet.
* In 2019, to celebrate the release of *Avengers: Endgame*, Google implemented an Easter egg where, if Thanos was searched, users could click on an icon of the Infinity Gauntlet and make half of the search results vanish into dust. Clicking the Gauntlet again resulted in it using the Time Stone to bring all of the lost results back.
* Marvel Studios did a cross-promotion with the video game *Fortnite*, resulting in Thanos appearing as a playable character in the game. In *Avengers: Endgame*, Thor, Korg, and Miek play *Fortnite*.
* Thanos being beheaded by Thor is a reference to the recent death of Thanos in comics when Gamora beheaded Thanos in *Infinity Wars Prime #1*.
* Thanos being Iron Man's personal archenemy in the MCU lies on Thanos' original appearance as an Iron Man villain back in 1973.

* Thanos was originally much less of an openly malevolent villain than his comic counterpart but as of *Endgame* he began to display a personality much more akin to that of the comic book Thanos, including sadism and a desire to end the universe entirely after seeing that his ideal method to fix the universe would be rejected no matter how hard he tried - thus abandoning his previous ideals of "fairness" in regards to how he killed.
* In the comics, Thanos was the master of the Infinity Gauntlet, which he used in the eponymous series in an attempt to court Death. He has no relationships with Loki nor the Chitauri, but he is nevertheless one of the Avengers' most historical foes. When he took a break from being a conqueror, Thanos was entrusted with the Reality Gem of the Infinity Gems.
	+ In the *Amalgam Comics* imprint, Loki's counterpart, L'ok D'saad served Thanos' counterpart, Thanoseid.
* The name "Thanos" is based on the name of the mythological Greek figure Thanatos, meaning "death", a reference to his obsession with Death.
* Thanos is clearly the Bigger Bad of the *Avengers* film series, as he is the one responsible for providing Loki with the Mind Stone and an army to invade Earth in the first film, and that the Mind Stone is what gave Ultron free will to rebel against the Avengers in the second film.
* Thanos is the only villain who has interacted with every major hero in the franchise; as he was responsible for the events depicted in *The Avengers* (which featured all the major heroes of Phase One) and is the mastermind behind *Guardians of the Galaxy* before going on to proceed in meeting them all in *Infinity War*.
* Thanos is one of the few characters to appear in all four Avengers movies released so far, along with Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Hulk, Black Widow and Nick Fury.
* In *Thor*, which was released a year before *The Avengers*, the Infinity Gauntlet makes a cameo in Odin's vault. This one was for the right hand, but the one seen in *Avengers: Age of Ultron* was for the left hand. Producer Kevin Feige confirmed after the movie's release that there were two, and the one Thanos has is not the one from *Thor*.
	+ However, in *Thor: Ragnarok*, the Infinity Gauntlet in Odin's Vault was retconned to be a fake replica by Hela, Odin's firstborn daughter when she was walking through the vault, meaning that there truly is only one Infinity Gauntlet.
* The involvement of Thanos in *Guardians of the Galaxy* was largely influenced by *The Avengers* director Joss Whedon; the early script by Nicole Perlman had Thanos appear as the Guardians' primary foe, but Whedon was convinced that he should be downsized. In addition, Whedon says that it was his idea to include him in *The Avengers*, but found him the most difficult character to write, ironically. He also helped *Guardians of the Galaxy* writer and director James Gunn cast Josh Brolin as the character.

## Gallery

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