Loki revealed “He Who Remains” in the season finale, which many fans have deduced is none other than Kang The Conqueror, one of Marvel Comics’ greatest Avengers supervillains. Kang The Conqueror is unique in that he lacks superpowers and instead achieves his cruel goals through advanced technology and ferocious willpower.Kang has menaced the Marvel Universe in various forms since his debut in Avengers #8 in 1963, some of which have differing skills and qualities. Kang has a wide range of abilities to utilize against his adversaries and sometimes himself, whether it’s Kang himself, Rama Tut, or Iron Lad from the Young Avengers.

10 Time Travel

Kang The Conqueror is one of the Marvel Universe’s most famous time travelers. One of his most powerful abilities is time travel, which he alter ego Nathaniel Richards was able to attain in the 31st century.

Richards really expands on Doctor Doom’s time travel technology, which he built in the present day of Marvel Comics with the Time Platform. Richards then used that technology to go forward and back in time, inventing ever more advanced technologies along the way.

9 Longer Lifespan

Kang’s enhanced lifespan is another of his abilities. In his first appearances, he appears to be in his forties, but he later reveals that he is actually over seventy years old. By the 31st century, the human life had increased significantly, and he matures much more slowly than modern individuals.

He has exploited this to his advantage against his opponents today, creating a persistent menace across decades, if not millennia. It’s made worse by the fact that he has so many versions, some of whom are older or younger than the original Kang.

8 Intellect

Kang The Conqueror’s most powerful ability may be his high mind. Nathaniel Richards was a genius who used time travel to his advantage. He continued to learn throughout history, especially in the 40th century, when he encountered Ravonna Renslayer, according to comic enthusiasts.

He has shown working knowledge of history and technology from a variety of eras and universes. He has also demonstrated his ability to manipulate the Cosmic Cube, which is a remarkable feat given that the device is beyond the comprehension of all but a few characters in the comics.

7 Technological Prowess

Many inventions have been invented by Kang The Conqueror during the top Kang The Conqueror tale arcs. One of these is his time ship, which was modeled after the ancient Egyptian Sphinx by one of his variants, Rama Tut. He also developed robotic foot soldiers, such as the Scarabs that populate his vast army.

He devised anti-gravity floating chairs, which initially appeared in the comics, as well as other unusual weapons, such as the Damocles Base, his massive sword-shaped spaceship from which he launches his conquests.

6 Enhanced Strength

Kang possesses no superpowers of his own but obtains them through the usage of his Battle Armor. The armor grants him superhuman strength, making him one of Marvel Comics’ most powerful villains.

Kang’s increased strength is due to the 40th century when he used a highly sophisticated synthetic alloy to create his armor. Kang’s armor has allowed him to go toe-to-toe with several Avengers in battle, which, unlike some villains, he genuinely loves.

5 Enhanced Endurance

Kang’s Battle Armor grants him incredible endurance and stamina. He is exceedingly immune to most physical attacks, however, Captain America has used his shield to damage variants of the armor. Kang, on the other hand, can withstand a lot of punishment, especially since he can produce a force field from his armor.

Depending on the type of Kang the Avengers are dealing with, this field can extend to varied lengths. The field is immune to most conventional attacks and can even absorb nuclear explosion energy.

4 Energy Blasts (Iron Lad)

Kang The Conqueror has various versions in Marvel Comics. Iron Lad, the Young Avengers’ commander, and founder is one of the most powerful. He possesses armor as well, but it is more advanced and can shoot devastating energy blasts. These explosions are significantly more lethal than Kang’s Battle Armor’s concussive blasts.

Iron Lad, like Kang, gains super-strength through his armor. Given that the Young Avengers are a squad that the MCU appears to be building towards with the debut of Kid Loki and other characters, Iron Lad will most likely feature in the MCU at some time.

3 Weapon Summoning

Kang’s ability to time travel grants him not only knowledge of technology from across space and time, but also access to it. One of his most powerful abilities is the capacity to conjure weapons from any era. These are often highly advanced weaponry against which there is no current defense.

A neutrino-ray warhead missile launcher is one example of a weapon of mass destruction that Kang miniaturized into a handgun. Another example is the Growing Man, an android acquired from one of Kang’s conquered worlds in the future and commonly used in the past.

2 Flight (Iron Lad)

The Iron Lad form of Kang possessed a unique ability that the others lacked. He could fly because of his one-of-a-kind piece of armor. The armor’s neuro-kinetic nano-metal allowed Iron Lad to fly at breakneck speeds.

Despite being on a team with one of the best Loki variations, Kid Loki, Iron Lad was one of the most powerful Young Avengers. The armor could also alter shape and function based on Iron Lad’s thoughts, and could even work independently of him, similar to various incarnations of the Iron Man armor.

1 Ultra-Diode Gun (Rama Tut)

Rama Tut was the first significant version of Kang The Conqueror that comic readers encountered. He owned the Ultra-Diode gun, a highly advanced weapon capable of draining people’s superpowers. In rare situations, it may even drain a person’s free will, effectively turning them into Rama Tut’s servants.