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Zimo was verry good villain

How hard is it to make them cool and accurate its like theyre allegeric to make good characters

How about best adaptation from the mcu?

Galactus & Apocalypse are the two that come to mind for me

I am just now finding out rhe actor for Lalo Salamanca was in Hawkeye.

I personally don’t mind Shang-chi’s adaptation of the Mandarin mainly because I like how creatively the ten rings were adapted into the more king-fu centric film but I can see why people don’t like it. Gorr and Taskmaster on the other hand really upset me. Christian Bale was such good casting for that character and they wasted it on such a terrible movie and a terribly written version of Gorr.

The entirety of Sakaar and everything related to it is poorly adapted

Most of the issues here I think are to do with what names they still owned and which they’d sold away to Sony etc. so of they still owned a character name, they used it even if it wasn’t even the same character because… they own it.

Ian Mckellen as Jay Garrick WOULD be cool

The number 1 reason is really funny 'she's fat'

Simple rule- If it’s not in the comics, DONT do it. Represent them as they are in the comics. I’m all for originality characters to stand out on their own, but the rest, don’t change the pre established characters at all.

Modok?!??

i know its not a specific villian, but the group intelligencia, in the comics they're a bunch of the most evil genius that appear in the comics, they had modoc, dr doom and even the leader, but in the she hulk show they're a bunch of incels.

Given that the Wrecking Crew was Marvel’s version of “jobbers;” the movie version of being nobodies tracks.

It makes me think they name them the names just so they keep the name rights from Sony

20. The Lizard (Dr. Curt Connors) - The Amazing Spider-Man While technically part of Sony’s Spider-Man Universe, his characterization lacked depth and gravitas, with the CGI design receiving heavy criticism for being overly cartoonish. 19. Malekith - Thor: The Dark World Malekith’s lack of personality or meaningful backstory turned him into a one-dimensional villain, wasting Christopher Eccleston’s potential in the role. 18. Whiplash (Ivan Vanko) - Iron Man 2 Despite Mickey Rourke’s acting prowess, Whiplash was underdeveloped, with motivations boiling down to revenge. His final fight felt rushed and anticlimactic. 17. Dormammu - Doctor Strange This interdimensional threat became a glorified cameo. While visually impressive, Dormammu lacked the menace and complexity fans associate with the character. 16. The Mandarin (Trevor Slattery) - Iron Man 3 The bait-and-switch of Trevor Slattery being a fake Mandarin upset fans who anticipated a faithful adaptation of Tony Stark’s iconic nemesis. 15. Laufey - Thor Laufey, leader of the Frost Giants, was reduced to a minor antagonist with no real impact or depth, overshadowed by Loki’s schemes. 14. The Leader (Samuel Sterns) - The Incredible Hulk The tease of Samuel Sterns becoming The Leader went nowhere, leaving fans disappointed by the lack of follow-up. 13. Ultron - Avengers: Age of Ultron Despite James Spader’s performance, fans criticized Ultron for being too quippy and lacking the existential menace that defines his comic counterpart. 12. Taskmaster - Black Widow Fans were upset with the drastic reimagining of Taskmaster, stripping away the character’s iconic personality and reducing them to a silent enforcer. 11. Kaecilius - Doctor Strange Mads Mikkelsen’s portrayal was wasted on a bland character who served as a generic stepping stone to introduce the Dark Dimension. 10. The Black Order - Avengers: Infinity War This group of Thanos’ elite lieutenants were visually striking but lacked significant development or memorable characterization. 9. Yellowjacket (Darren Cross) - Ant-Man As a one-note villain motivated by greed, Darren Cross lacked depth, feeling like a carbon copy of Iron Man’s Obadiah Stane. 8. Ronan the Accuser - Guardians of the Galaxy Despite his imposing presence, Ronan’s lack of motivation beyond blind zealotry made him forgettable and overshadowed by the more charismatic heroes. 7. Ayesha - Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Ayesha’s superficial vanity and comedic presentation undermined her potential as a formidable antagonist. 6. Baron Zemo - Captain America: Civil War While Zemo’s plan succeeded, his lack of connection to his comic origins and absence of the iconic purple mask (at the time) disappointed fans. 5. Justin Hammer - Iron Man 2 Hammer came across as a goofy caricature rather than a threatening rival to Tony Stark, which undercut his menace. 4. Ghost - Ant-Man and the Wasp The reinvention of Ghost’s backstory removed the morally gray edge of the original character, leaving a forgettable antagonist. 3. The Dark Elves - Thor: The Dark World The Dark Elves were generic cannon fodder, with no individuality or memorable traits, exemplifying wasted potential. 2. Iron Monger (Obadiah Stane) - Iron Man While he serves as a classic "evil mentor," Obadiah Stane’s descent into a generic villain in the third act detracted from his initial compelling presence. 1. The Mandarin (Wenwu) - Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings Though an improvement on Iron Man 3’s Mandarin, Wenwu still strayed from the comic roots of the character, blending several different ideas into one inconsistent villain.

The 1 place is not deserved. Since Gunn really only took the name to create a character for his brother to play in the movie. So i think unlike the others its not supposed to be the same character.

I have a question, can you do entire heroes?

ALL MCU characters suck.

Kamala Kahn was ORIGINALLY gonna be a mutant, but because Disney didn't have rights to the mutants, they made the change and Kamala was made an inhuman. Because Spite.

Just because they haven’t used them yet dosent mean they won’t use them eventually I really don’t get a lot of the points your trying to make in this video some I can understand and some are just flat out stupid

Marvel died for me after Infinite War

Ghost is my favorite marvel villain, so I'm glad someone is pointing out how poorly the MCU adapted the character. It's not even that they gender-swapped him, but just that everything interesting about the character was completely removed. I do still look forward to seeing her in Thunderbolts, if only to get the character some more rep.

Who tf is that 1:23 😂😂😂 Hulk replacement ?

I got run over by a car and it wasn’t as bad as its voice

Worst was Baron Strucker. A 60 year major villain reduced to about 4 minutes screen time.

Imo it jsut sucks the reason people hate taskmaster is gonna be 50% being a girl and not the fact shes literally a mindless grunt for the movie

Taskmaster was fuKking crap. Wtf were you thinking MCU???

Zemo doesn’t just wear that mask in the comics, it’s literally superglued to his face

Surprised Yon Rogg wasn’t mentioned on this list

I feel like Korg should be on here somewhere…

Im so pissed at the MCU Taskmaster and M.O.D.O.K.

17:40 the Manadarin situation had nothing to do with being PC in the US and more about making the movies marketable in China. In other words, it was all about the money.

Thanos should be in the video.

I know most of my knowledge is from the MCU and Superhero videos like this and comicstorian (May he rest in peace.) but after seeing the compare and contrast between the comic and MCU counterpart, this does NOT put a smile on my face. Sure, some changes are good, like Mantis, but when you change an interesting character and just make them lame, it does sour things.

What about Ezekiel? You know, from the, ahem, "villain" from Madame Webb? I'd give him a ZERO in all three areas.

I hate how shallow all the characters are. Can’t at least one villain have a personality

He wanted a universe that already been lived on. A Superman that appears at the time when superheroes already existed. Pretty much the same thing as One Punch Man and My Hero Academia.

i stopped EARLY at TASKMASTER, what they did to him was criminal.

The fact they failed the mandarin everytime is so annoying. They are so scared of making china angry that imo they wasted one of the character with the biggest potential. I'm sure Chinese people would have loved him if they adapted him correctly.

Mandarin

Wrecking Crew done so wrong. F she hulk

Come on now.... top 20? Thats like all of them, so what is the point of a title such as this?

i was expecting spiderman to be high in this list, and he isnt even there... guess ppl liked seeing spiderman being side kick for 10 years now. wearing an ironman suit and with no uncle ben origin story

I think theres still a saving grace to give the kids more screen time in the mainstream media. more introduction and personality. maybe scattering them less. like how they kinda did with the first Avengers, it needs to be assembled naturally eith proper progression but in two or three movies (cus Scarlet Witch and Vision technically joined in AoU, while Ant-man, Spiderman, and Black Panther if you count them joined on Civil War, with Loki and Dr. Strange on IW, again if you count them)

Yeah, just wait until the next phase of the MCU comes out and you are going to have to redo this list.

The Deadpool & Wolverine’s post-credit scene I liked since it was just a joke

Arnim Zola was also very disappointing

1:23 good ol Mc2 Universe, I miss Mayday man..

Dont forget to do one on the top 20 worst adapted Avengers.