Whether it’s in stories like One World Under Doom or Avengers: Doomsday, Marvel consistently reminds us why Doctor Doom is considered one of the best supervillains ever. As the ruler of Latveria and a genius in both science and magic, Doom truly believes in his own superiority. But even with all his accomplishments, he’s constantly seeking more power – determined to defeat the Fantastic Four and conquer the world. Both the main version of Doom (from Earth-616) and his many alternate universe counterparts have reached incredible, almost god-like levels of power, posing a danger to the entire multiverse.
Driven by cosmic abilities or dark magic, Marvel’s Doctor Doom will stop at nothing to force humanity to obey him.
7) Sorcerer Supreme Doctor Doom
In Marvel’s latest story arc, One World Under Doom, Doctor Doom finally achieves his long-held goal of taking over the world, becoming the Sorcerer Supreme in the process. Using a combination of cunning and magic, he convinced every country on Earth to give up its power to him, giving him total control. While ruling, Doom surprisingly brought about world peace and eliminated the threat of Hydra. However, these achievements came at a terrible cost: he drained the life force of millions of people in Latvia to massively increase his power. This allowed him to perform amazing feats, such as banishing the demon Dormammu, turning the Thing back into a human, and defeating the combined might of the Avengers, Fantastic Four, and X-Men.
6) Doom the Living Planet
In an alternate reality known as Earth-10964, Doctor Doom achieved a scale matching his enormous pride. Facing death, the aging villain transferred his consciousness into Ego, the Living Planet. However, the process was catastrophic, destroying Ego and wiping out most of humanity. As a planet-sized being, Doom gained the ability to travel faster than light, control matter across vast distances, and even consume entire worlds. He could also deploy armies of deadly robots to conquer planets. The only way to defeat this incredibly powerful Doom was with a weapon capable of firing the ancient and immense Phoenix Force as a single shot.
5) End of Time Doom
After Loki destroyed humanity on Earth-14412, Doom was one of the few who lived through it. Over thousands of years, he became incredibly powerful, gaining abilities like the Starbrand, Iron Fist, and Spirit of Vengeance, and even becoming Sorcerer Supreme. When King Thor and his daughters brought life back to a ruined Earth, Doom tried to ruin their work and steal their powerful items. He defeated even powerful beings like Wolverine, who was empowered by the Phoenix Force, and mentally tortured King Thor. King Thor, using a Mjolnir enhanced by the Phoenix Force, fought Doom for 99 years straight. Although Doom lost after almost a century of battle, he managed to survive by transforming himself into a living planet, similar to another version of himself from Earth-10964.
4) Doom Supreme
Doom Supreme originated from Earth-22215, where he mastered both sorcery and necromancy. He then became a danger across multiple universes. After taking over his own world, Doom Supreme created the Multiversal Masters of Evil. Together, they traveled to the past to eliminate the Avengers from 1,000,000 BC, aiming to prevent the rise of heroes on countless alternate Earths. He’s easily defeated many powerful beings, including numerous versions of Odin, the Phoenix, Ghost Rider, and Starbrand. What makes Doom Supreme even more terrifying is his appearance – simply looking at his face drives people insane, turning them into devoted followers. He used this ability to build an army of mind-controlled Doctor Doom variants, even including a living planet version of himself from Earth-14412.
3) Doctor Doomactus
After Gamora collected the Infinity Stones, she imprisoned everyone in the universe within the Soul World, a realm inside the Soul Stone. This unexpectedly caused different characters to merge, creating entirely new heroes and villains with altered pasts. One of the most formidable of these combinations was Doctor Doomactus – a terrifying fusion of Doctor Doom and Galactus. Powered by limitless cosmic energy, Doomactus either devours entire planets to satisfy his insatiable hunger or replaces all life with Doombots programmed to endlessly worship him. Having wiped out numerous civilizations, Doctor Doomactus embodies the most dangerous traits of two of Marvel’s most powerful villains.
2) Beyonder Doom
In the classic Secret Wars story, Doctor Doom briefly held the immense power of the Beyonder, but his own insecurities caused him to lose it. However, in an alternate reality, Doom kept that power and became an all-powerful god. He easily defeated Earth’s heroes, collected the Infinity Stones, and even saved his mother from Hell. With his limitless ability to warp reality, Doom then waged a 400-year war against the Celestials – ancient, incredibly powerful beings as old as the universe itself. Though Doom ultimately won, the war devastated Earth, leaving it barren. He used the very last of his power to restore the planet, which left him completely powerless.
1) God Emperor Doom
In the second Secret Wars story, Doctor Doom achieved an incredible feat: he defeated and killed the all-powerful Beyonders, absorbing their power to rescue what remained of the collapsing multiverse. This made him the supreme ruler of Battleworld, a planet literally built from the fragments of destroyed universes. Doom’s power is the only thing keeping Battleworld from falling apart. He demonstrated his godlike abilities by transforming the Human Torch into a star, bringing people back to life, altering everyone’s memories, and easily defeating even the strongest heroes like Thanos, Doctor Strange, and Cyclops (who was empowered by the Phoenix Force). He even proved capable of countering the power of Black Panther wielding the Infinity Gauntlet. Through these actions, Doom essentially became a god, saving what was left of existence.
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