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{{Marvel Database:Team Template |
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| Image = Thanosi (Earth-616) from Infinity Abyss Vol 1 3 0001.jpg |
| Image = Thanosi (Earth-616) from Infinity Abyss Vol 1 3 0001.jpg |
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+ | | Name = Thanosi |
| − | | OfficialName = Thanosi |
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| Aliases = [[Thanos]] (individually) |
| Aliases = [[Thanos]] (individually) |
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| Status = Defunct |
| Status = Defunct |
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| Identity = |
| Identity = |
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+ | | Reality = Earth-616 |
| BaseOfOperations = Mobile |
| BaseOfOperations = Mobile |
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+ | | Leaders = Formerly [[Omega (Thanosi) (Earth-616)|Omega]] |
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| CurrentMembers = |
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| 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 |
| 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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| 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 |
| 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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+ | | PlaceOfDissolution = |
| Creators = Jim Starlin |
| Creators = Jim Starlin |
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+ | | First = Ka-Zar Vol 3 4 |
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+ | | First2 = (Retroactively){{sld|Infinity Abyss Vol 1 1}}(Identified) |
| − | | HistoryText = Modified clones created by [[Thanos (Earth-616)|Thanos]] to determine the strength of possible foes or the reliability of |
+ | | HistoryText = Modified clones created by [[Thanos (Earth-616)|Thanos]] to determine the strength of possible foes or the reliability of potential allies. He used cloning, sorcery, and technology for these Thanosi.{{r|Infinity Abyss Vol 1 3}} |
| − | After tests involving [[Kevin Plunder (Earth-616)|Ka-Zar]],{{r|Ka-Zar Vol 3 4|11}} [[Thor Odinson (Earth-616)|Thor]],{{r|Thor |
+ | After tests involving [[Kevin Plunder (Earth-616)|Ka-Zar]],{{r|Ka-Zar Vol 3 4|11}} [[Thor Odinson (Earth-616)|Thor]],{{r|Thor 2000 Vol 1 1}}{{r|Thor Vol 2 22|25}} and the [[Avengers (Earth-616)|Avengers]]{{r|Avengers: Celestial Quest Vol 1 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 Vol 1 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 Vol 1 1}} |
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). |
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 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. |
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 |
+ | 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 Vol 1 1|6}} |
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| − | | Trivia = * The Thanosi were introduced by [[Jim Starlin]] in |
+ | | Trivia = * The Thanosi were introduced by [[Jim Starlin]] in {{cl|Infinity Abyss Vol 1}} in order to [[Glossary:Retcon|retcon]] the appearances of [[Thanos (Earth-616)|Thanos]] in {{cl|Ka-Zar Vol 4}}, {{cl|Thor Vol 2}}, {{cl|X-Man '98 Vol 1 1}} and {{cl|Avengers: Celestial Quest Vol 1}}. |
| + | * In {{cl|She-Hulk Vol 2 12}}, it was implied that the Thanos defeated by [[Doreen Green (Earth-616)|Squirrel Girl]] in {{cl|GLX-Mas Special Vol 1 1}} was actually one of the Thanosi, despite [[Uatu (Earth-616)|Uatu]] having verified that he was not. On trial and under oath, Thanos claimed that he had perfected his clones to the point that they were so indistinguishable from him that not even cosmic beings could tell the difference. However, this Thanos was himself a clone with modified memories - leaving whether or not Squirrel Girl defeated the real Thanos somewhat ambiguous. |
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| Links = * [http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/thanosi.htm Thanosi (Earth-616) at the Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe] |
| Links = * [http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/thanosi.htm Thanosi (Earth-616) at the Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe] |
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[[Category:Artificial Eternals]] |
[[Category:Artificial Eternals]] |
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[[Category:2002 Team Debuts]] |
[[Category:2002 Team Debuts]] |
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[[Category:Clones of Thanos]] |
[[Category:Clones of Thanos]] |
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Latest revision as of 21:27, 3 November 2023
History
Modified clones created by Thanos to determine the strength of possible foes or the reliability of potential 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 '98 #1 and Avengers: Celestial Quest.
- In She-Hulk (Vol. 2) #12, it was implied that the Thanos defeated by Squirrel Girl in GLX-Mas Special #1 was actually one of the Thanosi, despite Uatu having verified that he was not. On trial and under oath, Thanos claimed that he had perfected his clones to the point that they were so indistinguishable from him that not even cosmic beings could tell the difference. However, this Thanos was himself a clone with modified memories - leaving whether or not Squirrel Girl defeated the real Thanos somewhat ambiguous.
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)