Greatest The Fantastic Four: First Steps Characters of All Time
Galactus or Mole Man
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Why This Battle Matters
Why pit a subterranean schemer against a cosmic devourer? At first glance, Mole Man versus Galactus appears as a mismatch of biblical proportions—a David and Goliath tale reimagined for the cosmic age. Yet, herein lies a clash of monumental philosophies. Mole Man, the rejected genius with a kingdom below, symbolizes the eternal underdog’s struggle against surface-world dismissal. Galactus, in all his universe-consuming glory, stands as a force of nature, challenging our very perceptions of morality in power. What's at stake? More than mere rankings; it’s a battle for narrative supremacy, forcing fans to decide which story resonates deeper—the overlooked or the overwhelming.
🔥 Fan Takes
How Fans Are Voting
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Galactus over Mole Man when it comes to the greatest The Fantastic Four: First Steps Characters of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Galactus 88.9% of the time over Mole Man.
Across all battles:
Galactus win rate: 44.8%
Mole Man win rate: 13.6%
Fan FAQs
Who's the #1 contender on GoatWars in the Greatest The Fantastic Four: First Steps Characters of All Time league?
Reed Richards, aka Mr. Fantastic, holds the top spot in this league. You can see the full rankings on the GOAT List.
What makes Mole Man so popular among fans, despite trailing in the league?
Fans appreciate Mole Man for his depth and relatability. He's more than just a villain; he's a character with real grievances and a complex personality, which resonates with those who prefer underdog stories.
Why is Galactus winning by such a large margin against Mole Man in the Greatest The Fantastic Four: First Steps Characters of All Time league?
Galactus is absolutely dominating because he's such an iconic villain in the Marvel universe. His sheer power and the existential threat he poses really captivate fans, making him a bigger draw than the relatively less impactful Mole Man.