Greatest Villains of All Time
Lord Voldemort or Thanos
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Why This Battle Matters
Who imposes fear on a grander scale? In the illustrious Villains of All Time league, the chilling showdown between Lord Voldemort and Thanos isn't just another match; it's the ultimate clash of philosophies. On one side, Voldemort, the malevolent wizard who terrorizes with dark magic and a thirst for immortality. On the other, Thanos, a cosmic titan driven by a twisted utilitarian ethos, wielding the power to alter reality itself. The stakes? Bragging rights and defining the essence of villainous greatness. What does your choice say about the villains you venerate?
🔥 Fan Takes
How Fans Are Voting
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Lord Voldemort over Thanos when it comes to the greatest Villains of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Lord Voldemort 67.9% of the time over Thanos.
Across all battles:
Lord Voldemort win rate: 54.4%
Thanos win rate: 55.6%
Fan FAQs
Who's the #1 contender on GoatWars in the Greatest Villains of All Time league?
Currently, Darth Vader holds the title of the top contender in the Greatest Villains of All Time league. His iconic status, coupled with his complex transition from hero to ultimate bad guy, really sets him apart. Check out the full GOAT List to see how others stack up!
What makes Thanos so popular?
Thanos has a massive following, thanks to his philosophical, albeit twisted, rationale for wanting to balance the universe. His calm, methodical approach to achieving what he believes is right strikes a different chord compared to more traditional villains, making him a favorite for those who appreciate a villain with a cause.
Why is Lord Voldemort leading against Thanos in the Greatest Villains of All Time league?
Voldemort is leading the polls - fans seem to really connect with his chilling presence and the deep lore of the wizarding world. His complex backstory and relentless drive for power resonate strongly, giving him that edge over Thanos, who, despite his cosmic might, might not strike as personal a chord with some voters.