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Desak

Desak

I sense greater power within you asgardian. Incalculable power. The power to rule millions upon millions. To take their freedom. Forcing them to beg you for the smallest of favors. That cannot be allowed to happen.
~ Desak

Desak, also known as Desak the God-Slayer, is a villain in the Marvel comics. He faced off against Thor and was a vengeful member of an alien race who sought to exterminate all pantheons, seeing them as evil due to the hardships, he and his people faced at the hands of a malevolent deity.

Biography[]

Desak came from an unknown world that worshiped a god called Kronnitt who demanded Desak's daughter as a sacrifice - as she was sacrificed an apparition appeared to Desak and offered him a gem though he refused at first, believing he was suffering a hallucination. However after Kronnit punishes Desak's people despite their sacrifice the apparition appeared to Desal again an he accepted the offer.

Empowered by the gem and gaining a collection of large weapons (axe, sword, dagger and shield) Desak began traveling from world to world slaying the many pantheons of gods in existence, convinced of their evil due to the way Kronnitt had treated his people.

During his hunt for two gods known as Pennsu and Tae Desak encountered Thor, Beta Ray Bill and Hercules - who opposed him but were soon distracted when Pennsu and Tae attempt to destroy their own worshipers, Desak took the opportunity and killed the two evil deities - he then had a brief encounter with Thor again (non-physical), where he realizes that Thor is a hero and not an evil oppressor like the gods he killed and left the scene. Desak would proceed to slaughter the Dark Gods, ancient enemies of Asgard, leaving only Perrikus and Adva alive (since they fled) - Desak would then be contacted by Zarrko the Tomorrow Man with a warning about Thor - who is was now Lord of Asgard following the apparent death of Odin, after a brief fight with Grey Gargoyle Desak fought and almost killed Thor but was defeated when Thialfi gave Thor a powerful weapon known as the Bloodaxe, which Thor proceeded to use to seemingly kill Desak.

However, unknown to Thor, the apparition that granted Desak his power had rescued him from death and kept him in hiding as he recovered - Desak would return many years later when a seemingly mad Thor had conquered the Earth and proceeded to kill many of Thor's closest friends in the Asgardian pantheon. It was then revealed that the apparition that was powering Desak was none other than Tarene, who had traveled back in time to try and stop these events from occurring - Desak then merged with the powerful Asgardian super-weapon known as the Destroyer but was decapitated by Thor, who had regained his senses and realized the errors of his previous actions.

Powers & Abilities[]

Desak possessed superhuman strength, endurance, and his stone-like skin provided him with an extremely high resistance to injury and survive being thrown around and blasted by the Destroyer. Desak is armed with a magic axe, a magic dagger and a magic shield. Desak has an amulet of power that gives him the ability to fly through space, teleport, shoot energy beams from his eyes, and survive indefinitely in the void of space without a suit. He could sense all aspects of godliness, including immortality, in an individual and track them down, and he was given power equal to any god. With his Amulet of Power, he could also absorb their life force into the gem, adding the defeated god's power to his own. It had not been revealed to what limit the amount of power Desak could attain. However, Desak had destroyed over a thousand gods single-handedly. Desak also claimed to be immune to being erased from existence as gods are immune to the common cold.

Desak's powers were further increased when he bonded with the Destroyer and was able to reduce Loki to a skeleton with a energy blast.

Gallery[]

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Movies
Hulk Vs. Thor: Loki Laufeyson | Hela | Enchantress | Skurge | Surtur | Malekith the Accursed | Valkyrie
Thor: Tales of Asgard: Algrim | Frost Giants | Loki Laufeyson | Fenris Wolf | Amora the Enchantress | Surtur
Thor: Loki Laufeyson | Frost Giants (Laufey, Grundroth, Hailstrum, Raze & Jotunheim Beast) | The Destroyer | Jasper Sitwell
Thor: The Dark World: Dark Elves (Malekith the Accursed & Kurse the Strong) | Loki Laufeyson | Marauders (Duhg & Kronan Marauder) | Jotunheim Beast | The Collector
Thor: Ragnarok: Berserker Army (Hela Odinsdottir, Skurge & Fenris Wolf) | Sakaaran Guards (The Grandmaster & Topaz) | Loki Laufeyson | Fire Demons (Surtur & Fire Dragon) | Thanos
Thor: Love and Thunder: Gorr the God Butcher | Zeus | Black Berserkers | Habooska the Horrible | Hercules | Rapu

TV Series
The Mighty Thor: Loki | Amora the Enchantress | Skurge the Executioner | Absorbing Man | Grey Gargoyle | Thunderbolt Ross | Zarrko | Pluto | Sandu | Surtur | Mr. Hyde
Loki: Loki Laufeyson's Variants (Loki Laufeyson (Variant L1130), Sylvie Laufeydottir, Boastful Loki & President Loki) | Time Variance Authority (He Who Remains, Miss Minutes, Ravonna Renslayer, General Dox, Hunter D-90, & Hunter X-05) | Alioth
What If: Infinity Ultron | Yellowjacket | Loki Laufeyson | The Destroyer | Brock Rumlow | Jack Rollins | Thunderbolt Ross | Skrulls | Nebula | Grandmaster | Skurge | Yondu Udonta | Ego | Arnim Zola | Prince Killmonger | Strange Supreme | Surtur | Frost Giants | Odin Borson

Video Games
Thor: God of Thunder: Loki Laufeyson | Frost Giants (Ymir) | Rock Trolls (Ulik) | Fire Demons (Surtur) | Hela
Thor: The Dark World: Loki Laufeyson | Dark Elves (Malekith the Accursed & Kurse the Strong) | Ymir | Mangog | Marauders | Frost Giants

See Also
Avengers Villains | Hercules (Marvel) Villains | Hulk Villains

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