Marvel has created many legendary heroes and villains, but there are also some weird characters living in the Marvel universe, such as talking animals pigs and ducks. Let’s take a look at the eight weird characters in Marvel history.
8. Howard the Duck
The originator of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is “Iron Man”, and the first live-action Marvel movie in film history is “Howard the Duck”.
It was originally the script of Duck Universe, who was teleported to Earth due to an accident and became a private investigator in order to survive.
Howard the Duck ran for president of the United States before removing him from the list because the public thought he was nothing more than a talking duck.
7. Squirrel Girl
She is one of Marvel’s biggest bugs and has the ability to communicate with squirrels. She once joined Marvel’s worst team “Great Lakes Avengers”.
In fact, she is a cheating role, such as defeating Thanos in front of Watchers and defeating Dr Doom in a heads-up.
6. MODOK
He is one of Marvel’s most bizarre-looking villains, with a head that is several times larger than ordinary people and small-scale limbs, and moves in a flying chair.
He was rumored to be an undercover Hydra member in S.H.I.E.L.D. in the original script for the film “Captain America: The Winter Soldier”, which was later removed due to image issues.
5. Spider-Ham
“Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse”, which won the Oscar for best animated feature, tells the story of six Spider-Man from different parallel universes working together to defeat Duracell, the most eye-catching of which is Spider-Ham.
In the original work, he is from the parallel universe Earth-8311, where the earth and the living creatures are all anthropomorphic animals.
4. Beta Ray Bill
He has Easter eggs in the movies “Thor: Ragnarok” and “Guardians of the Galaxy”.
In the 1983 comics, Thor fought a horse-faced alien named Beta Ray Bill while on a mission in the universe, in which Beta picked up Thor’s hammer and defeated Thor.
After that, Odin also built an exclusive Thor’s hammer for Beta in order to spur Thor, and Thor and Beta also became good comrades-in-arms.
3. Lockjaw
The Inhumans are one of the most powerful forces on Earth, and they may be one of Marvel’s most powerful animals.
Just passing through the effects of the Terrigan Mist generates random superpowers, and Lockjaw is the royal family of the Inhumans.
It can sense the crises that exist in the distance, and it can also open channels between different dimensions and teleport to wherever it wants to go.
2. Groot
He is one of Marvel’s most popular weird characters, sacrificed twice in the films “Guardians of the Galaxy” and “Avengers: Infinity War”.
In the original work, he came from the tree man planet. Except for Groot, the other tree people are very cruel, and Groot is the only alien among them.
1. Ego the Living Planet
Judging from the setting, he is the most outstanding villain in Marvel movies, and Marvel has also given him many titles, such as Star-Lord’s biological father and God.
The Ego the Living Planet in the original is not the father of Star-Lord, nor is it a god, but a living planet created by scientists.
