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| NOTE: Info on Death's Head I and II will be on here as Death's Head III, IV and V are seperate characters so only info on them will be included |
| “ | The name's Death's Head! Heard of me, Yes? | „ |
| ~ Death's Head introducing himself. |
Death's Head is a character that first appears in High Noon Tex. He is best known for appearing in the Marvel Transformers UK Comics, Doctor Who and various Marvel Universe Comics and having his own solo stories.
His Evil Ranking[]
His Villainous Deeds[]
In General[]
- Will accept a job no matter what and will kill regardless of age or gender including children
- He is only loyal to whoever pays him.
- He is very selfish for only money.
- He remains unpunished for his actions making him an Karma Houdini.
Transformers UK Comics[]
- He went after Galvatron to collect an bounty.
- Killed Bumblebee to ensure no witnesses see him in the past.
- Kept on trying to kill Galvatron even after Rodimus Prime called off the contract.
- He accepted the Decepticons
Doctor Who[]
- When he crashed into the TARDIS he threaten to kill the Doctor if he didn't take control the TARDIS
- He attempted to kill the Doctor and steal the TARDIS for an contracter.
Marvel Comics[]
- Attempted to kill the Fantastic Four.
- Attempted to kill She-Hulk over an vase he was hired to collect.
- Attempted to capture one of the X-Men for an client.
- Aided multiple Marvel villains when they hired him to attempted collect items they need and/or eliminate here.
Why He Doesn't Stand Out?[]
In General[]
- He easily passes the baseline of each work he dimensional jumped and appeared in but fails the Heinous Standards of them for reasons below. Some of actions suffer from offscreen villainy or rely on fridge-horror.
- Death's Head has too many redeeming qualities to be PE or NPE as he is a On & Off Anti-Hero as he done heroic acts before if he is hired to do heroic or if a villain would threaten his life he will happily ally with other heroes against an common foe and not out of pragmatic reasons most of the time:
- He is honorable to his contracts to the end unless tricked or double-crossed or if someone offers him more money.
- He has standards as he doesn't kill people for free, against acts of mass omnicide or world destroyers and apologized to women when he went into a women's changing room as he thought he went to the male's one instead.
- He befriended many people (heroes included) in his multiversal adventures such as Rodimus Prime, The Doctor, Iron Man 2099, She-Hulk and the Fantastic Four.
- Some of his crimes were unintentionally heinous as he had no idea some of his employers would do such horrible acts.
Marvel UK Transformers Comics[]
- He fails the Comic's Heinous Standard to Galvatron, Shockwave and other Decepticons who did worse with similar resources.
- He felt remorse for killing Shockwave (even though he was an evil Decepticon).
- He helps Rodimus Prime put astop to Unicron.
Doctor Who[]
- Fails the series very high Heinous Standard to other Doctor Who Villains and had resources to do worse as all of his worst crimes in his time during the work are "kill the heroes villainy" making he suffer from holding back his resources too much.
- He made peace with the Doctor Who and became frienemies where he was invited to an party by the Doctor.
Marvel Comics[]
- While Marvel's Heinous Standard is would be WAY TOO HIGH normally under regular circumstances but his lower resources compared to other villains could allow him to do worse to pass it and stand out as he did more with it for his heroism while On & Off as an Anti-Hero but he never uses those same resources for villainy at it's fullest, making him suffer from holding back his resources too much.
- Though he was harsh on Spratt he truly cared for him as Death's Head II as he admitted he wished he save him.
- He befriended and allied with She-Hulk, the Fantastic Four, Iron Man 2099, and etc.
Trivia[]
- Death's Head is technically the only Doctor Who character to be an Villainous Benchmark so far.
External Links[]
- Death's Head on the Moral Ranking Wiki
- Death's Head on the Magnificent Baddie Wiki
- Death's Head on the Villains Wiki
- Death's Head on the Heroes Wiki
- Death's Head on the Inconsistently Admirable Wiki
- Death's Head on the Marvel Database Wiki
- Death's Head on the Doctor Who Wiki
- Death's Head on the TFWiki
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