Thread:KillRoy231/@comment-13636762-20190506232410/@comment-1031724-20190523163552

Someone else mentioned it talking about Palpatine's return. It's a live-action movie of the animated series, He-Man. The main villain, Skeletor, dies in a similar way to Palpatine, so he suggested that I use that to satisfy me for a "falling into reactor core" death. But I heard that movie was poorly received. I might still try it though, people also hated Thor: The Dark World and Hudson Hawk.

Yeah, he is one of my favorite villains too. I always thought he was underrated because of the whole Mandarin plot twist thing they hated, he definitely felt interesting and compelling, and he had the flair people think he lacked. Also the fact that he breathes fire, and an interesting change from Iron Man villains in that he doesn't have a suit, but is super-powered. Xandar will be interesting, I hope Rhomann Dey is still alive. They never specified his status.

I'm guessing Thanos killed half the Xandarians just like with the Asgardians when he took the Stones. Did he consider the fact that once he snaps his fingers, half of the REMAINING half will die as well, leaving only a quarter of the original? Things like that make it mercifully harder to sympathize with him. Plus the Asgardians were doing just fine even though they live for thousands of years, they were wiser than the Titans.