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NatureKills

Then again I think it is hard for there to be complex villains in movies because of the short screen time and the need for most of that time to be spent on the main character. Villains are usually shown through their actions and from the point of view from the MC. For example I think the antagonist from the movie Se7en was really well done. It is one of my favorite movies if you have not seen it. It is a psychological detective drama that’s really worth watching. But back on topic I believe that a lot of villains in comic books don’t deserve the title because I see a lot of them more as victims of circumstance that should have been helped and not just beat up and jailed often making the situation worst

I guess you are right about that, sadly she wasn't depicted that greatly in the movies. Personally I also like complex characters like Thanos, Ultron, Hela and Zemo. The other MCU villains simply can't compare to those in their depth, goals and determination. Malekith for example was probably the worst villain of all MCU movies.

NatureKills

I’m writing this here because I read your opinion on the favorite villain and I just have to say that while that is a part of why I chose her it is not the main reason. Just going on what is said in the movies, I like her as a villain because she is a complex character. She was raised my Odin as his attack dog and all she knew was war and death for a long time, probably most of the time she was alive. When Odin grew tired of war and tried to just stop it is understandable that she did not understand as this was her life for a long time so she lashed out. Instead of trying to help his one daughter and teach her, he locks her away in solitary confinement and throws away the key… we can see it as a theme that Odin does not know how to raise his children with Thor and Loki so can we really blame in how Hela turned out if that is what we know? That’s why I find her more of a tragic villain and one born more due to circumstances that were out of her control

You mean Bobby Drake? He has Omega-level power, but I don't know about freezing time.

Paulo Felipe

The ice guy if he was omega level would be pretty good, imagine freezing time?

Jeremiah Eleko

It's called 'Infinite Ladder: Marvel (Multiverse Story)'

Kinda gives me the 'Flame of Life'-vibe.

Not a good idea, as that will turn you into a Abomination. Darwin literally grew gills when sticking his head underwater, so that's not something I would want to have.

Pyrokynetics is also nice. I forgot what fanfic i read but the guy's fire can be use for ultimately anything, from healing, matter manipulation, telepathy, telekinesis, and blessing people with strength.

It would be nice if there was a Permanent Super Adaptation.

GluttonousAngel

Sad thing dont know him. But adaption of that level of what i described could turn you into a god really fast with the right opponents. Imagine you get flattend by dormammu or some other being and your body just adapt to it till he cant even scratch you anymore

Darwin's adaption didn't work that way. It was only temporary and reacted to immediate threats or his surroundings.

GluttonousAngel

If you have a strong enough adaption you can get any of these powers. Sure you could be weak af at the beginning but if you have a super strong adaption you could get regeneration powers and after that get an nuke bombed at you and get even more powerful

There are many different abilities among the mutants, I just listed a few nice ones that probably everybody knows. But yeah, telekinesis is kinda op.

Rakeido

I don’t remember who exactly, but there’s someone who uses their telekinetic powers for close combat as well, allowing them to fly, run and hit like Hulk. Also, there’s someone else (again I forgot who rip) who can utilize telekinetic healing! All of this on top of what Jean could already do. Imo, telekinesis is sooo OP with the right knowledge and practice!