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+ | | Image = Thanosi (Earth-616) from Infinity Abyss Vol 1 3 0001.jpg |
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| OfficialName = Thanosi |
| OfficialName = Thanosi |
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+ | | Aliases = [[Thanos]] (individually) |
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+ | | Status = Defunct |
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| Universe = Earth-616 |
| Universe = Earth-616 |
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+ | | BaseOfOperations = Mobile |
| − | | TeamLeaders = [[Omega (Thanosi)]] |
+ | | TeamLeaders = Formerly [[Omega (Thanosi) (Earth-616)|Omega]] |
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+ | | CurrentMembers = |
| + | | FormerMembers = [[Armour (Thanosi) (Earth-616)|Armour]], [[Thanos (Higher-Powered Thanosi) (Earth-616)|Higher-Powered Thanosi]], [[Thanos (Low-Level Thanosi) (Earth-616)|Low-Level Thanosi]], [[Mystic (Earth-616)|Mystic]], [[Omega (Thanosi) (Earth-616)|Omega]], [[Warrior (Thanosi) (Earth-616)|Warrior]], [[X (Thanosi) (Earth-616)|X]], numerous unnamed others |
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+ | | Allies = Formerly Nihilistic Sect, [[Heather Douglas (Earth-616)|Moondragon]] (brainwashed by X) |
| + | | Enemies = Formerly [[Adam Warlock (Earth-616)|Adam Warlock]], [[Atlez (Earth-616)|Atlez]], [[Atleza Langunn (Earth-616)|Atleza]], [[Genis-Vell (Earth-616)|Captain Marvel (Genis-Vell)]], [[Defenders (Earth-616)|Defenders]], [[Gamora Zen Whoberi Ben Titan (Earth-7528)|Gamora]], [[Heather Douglas (Earth-616)|Moondragon]], [[Pip Gofern (Earth-616)|Pip the Troll]], [[Peter Parker (Earth-616)|Spider-Man]], [[Thanos (Earth-616)|Thanos]] |
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| + | | Origin = Originally clones of Thanos that were created to test the abilities of enemies or potential allies that later banded together to bring about oblivion |
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| Creators = Jim Starlin |
| Creators = Jim Starlin |
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| − | | First = Infinity Abyss |
+ | | First = {{cid|Ka-Zar Vol 3 4}}(Retroactively){{cid|Infinity Abyss Vol 1 1}}(Identified) |
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+ | | Last = Infinity Abyss Vol 1 6 |
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+ | | HistoryText = Modified clones created by [[Thanos (Earth-616)|Thanos]] to determine the strength of possible foes or the reliability of possible allies. He used cloning, sorcery, and technology for these Thanosi.{{r|Infinity Abyss #3}} |
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| + | After tests involving [[Kevin Plunder (Earth-616)|Ka-Zar]],{{r|Ka-Zar Vol 3 4|11}} [[Thor Odinson (Earth-616)|Thor]],{{r|Thor Annual Vol 2 2000}}{{r|Thor Vol 2 22|25}} and the [[Avengers (Earth-616)|Avengers]]{{r|Avengers: Celestial Quest #1|8}} proved the clones a failure due to them exhibiting nihilistic and destructive behaviors, Thanos scheduled them for recycling; however, a secret player blasted a hole in the roof of one of his hideouts' subterranean section, and consequently activated five of the replicants:{{r|Infinity Abyss #3}} [[Armour (Thanosi) (Earth-616)|Armour]], [[Mystic (Earth-616)|Mystic]], [[Omega (Thanosi) (Earth-616)|Omega]], [[Warrior (Thanosi) (Earth-616)|Warrior]], and [[X (Thanosi) (Earth-616)|X]].{{r|Infinity Abyss #1}} |
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| + | These Thanosi then banded together to bring about the end of the universe and believed that they could do this by capturing [[Adam Warlock (Earth-616)|Adam Warlock]] so he could direct them to the cosmic being [[Atlez (Earth-616)|Atlez]], the Anchor of Reality, and his successor [[Atleza Langunn (Earth-616)|Atleza]]. By killing Atlez and his successor, the universe would come to end (this was actually a scheme created by Atlez to aid Adam in finding his successor Atleza). |
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| + | X impersonated Thanos using a telepathic illusion and directed [[Pip Gofern (Earth-616)|Pip the Troll]] to kidnap Adam Warlock as he was recovering from insanity on an alien planet. |
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| + | X required information from Warlock, who previously made contact with Atlez. [[Gamora Zen Whoberi Ben Titan (Earth-7528)|Gamora]] located the real Thanos, and with the aid of Warlock, [[Stephen Strange (Earth-616)|Doctor Strange]], [[Peter Parker (Earth-616)|Spider-Man]], [[Genis-Vell (Earth-616)|Captain Marvel]], and [[Heather Douglas (Earth-616)|Moondragon]], killed four of the the Thanosi. |
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| + | However, the final clone, Omega, had gone to Earth to kill Atlez's successor Atleza and destroy the Earth. Omega was prevented from doing so after being teleported with the heroes to a barren planet where they battled. Thanos transported the heroes back to Earth and had a fleet of alien mercenaries destroy the planet, killing Omega. This allowed Atleza to take Atlez's place as the Anchor of Reality and thus sparing the universe from destruction.{{r|Infinity Abyss #1|6}} |
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| + | | Trivia = * The Thanosi were introduced by [[Jim Starlin]] in ''[[Infinity Abyss Vol 1|Infinity Abyss]]'' in order to [[Glossary:Retcon|retcon]] the appearances of [[Thanos (Earth-616)|Thanos]] in [[Ka-Zar Vol 4|''Ka-Zar'' Vol 4]], [[Thor Vol 2|''Thor'' Vol 2]], {{c|X-Man Annual Vol 1 1998}} and ''[[Avengers: Celestial Quest Vol 1|Avengers: Celestial Quest]]'', as those stories didn't follow Thanos' character development at the end of the ''[[Infinity Gauntlet (Event)|Infinity Gauntlet]]'' ([[Mark Waid]], [[Dan Jurgens]] and [[Steve Englehart (Earth-1218)|Steve Englehart]] ignored that Thanos forsook nihilism at the end of {{c|Infinity Gauntlet Vol 1 6}} and helped [[Adam Warlock (Earth-616)|Adam Warlock]] and other heroes on more than one occasion). |
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| − | | Notes = * Starlin created the Thanosi because he didn't like what other Creators did with Thanos |
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| − | * despite those Thanosi named during [[Infinity Abyss]] there are at least two more; one appeared in Stories [[Mark Waid]] did for [[Comics:Ka-Zar Vol 4|Ka-Zar]] and another Thanosi fought [[Thor Odinson (Earth-616)|Thor]] in [[Dan Jurgens]]' Run on [[Comics:Thor Vol 2|The mighty Thor]]; it is not specified wether the Thanos appearing in [[Comics:Avengers: Celestial Quest Vol 1|Celestial Quest]] was another Thanosi or the real Titan; however, since [[Death (Cosmic Entity)|Mistress Death]] showed up and revealed, that she and Thanos gave life to the Rot it was most likely the real Thanos - at least one should think, that Death would realize wether it's the original or a Clone |
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| − | * since [[Thanos (Earth-616)|Thanos]] had a change of Mind at the End of [[Infinity Gauntlet]] and considering that Starlin always liked to give his Characters drive and motivation it's quite comprehensible that he retconned Stories showing Thanos as a pure Villain without any Word of Reason for that return to his old ways - especially in "Thor" where he wanted to destroy the Universe again - a Goal he abandoned after "Infinity Gauntlet" |
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Revision as of 01:23, 17 November 2019
History
Modified clones created by Thanos to determine the strength of possible foes or the reliability of possible allies. He used cloning, sorcery, and technology for these Thanosi.[1]
After tests involving Ka-Zar,[2] Thor,[3][4] and the Avengers[5] proved the clones a failure due to them exhibiting nihilistic and destructive behaviors, Thanos scheduled them for recycling; however, a secret player blasted a hole in the roof of one of his hideouts' subterranean section, and consequently activated five of the replicants:[1] Armour, Mystic, Omega, Warrior, and X.[6]
These Thanosi then banded together to bring about the end of the universe and believed that they could do this by capturing Adam Warlock so he could direct them to the cosmic being Atlez, the Anchor of Reality, and his successor Atleza. By killing Atlez and his successor, the universe would come to end (this was actually a scheme created by Atlez to aid Adam in finding his successor Atleza).
X impersonated Thanos using a telepathic illusion and directed Pip the Troll to kidnap Adam Warlock as he was recovering from insanity on an alien planet.
X required information from Warlock, who previously made contact with Atlez. Gamora located the real Thanos, and with the aid of Warlock, Doctor Strange, Spider-Man, Captain Marvel, and Moondragon, killed four of the the Thanosi.
However, the final clone, Omega, had gone to Earth to kill Atlez's successor Atleza and destroy the Earth. Omega was prevented from doing so after being teleported with the heroes to a barren planet where they battled. Thanos transported the heroes back to Earth and had a fleet of alien mercenaries destroy the planet, killing Omega. This allowed Atleza to take Atlez's place as the Anchor of Reality and thus sparing the universe from destruction.[7]Trivia
- The Thanosi were introduced by Jim Starlin in Infinity Abyss in order to retcon the appearances of Thanos in Ka-Zar Vol 4, Thor Vol 2, X-Man Annual #1998 and Avengers: Celestial Quest, as those stories didn't follow Thanos' character development at the end of the Infinity Gauntlet (Mark Waid, Dan Jurgens and Steve Englehart ignored that Thanos forsook nihilism at the end of Infinity Gauntlet #6 and helped Adam Warlock and other heroes on more than one occasion).
See Also
- 17 appearance(s) of Thanosi (Earth-616)
- 2 minor appearance(s) of Thanosi (Earth-616)
- 2 mention(s) in handbook(s) of Thanosi (Earth-616)
- 5 image(s) of Thanosi (Earth-616)
- 4 quotation(s) by or about Thanosi (Earth-616)
- 7 member(s) of Thanosi (Earth-616)