With shape-shifting abilities and indomitable will “Skrulls” (the extraterrestrial beings) have long been a thorn in the side of Earth’s mightiest heroes. However, within the ranks of the Skrull Empire, there exists an elite breed of warriors known as Super Skrulls – individuals endowed with the combined powers of various superheroes, making them incredibly dangerous and virtually unstoppable. With the highly anticipated arrival of Secret Invasion on Disney+, fans are eagerly awaiting the unfolding of events as Nick Fury and Talos take on the formidable challenge of the Skrulls’ audacious plot to conquer Earth. Drawing inspiration from the legendary Marvel Comics event, the television series is poised to introduce an array of formidable Skrull warriors who could potentially shake the very foundations of our planet. Today in this article we will be Ranking the Most Powerful Super Skrulls in Marvel. These beings, ranging from Queens and commanders to enhanced clones, possess an immense power that demands respect and caution. Engaging with them in any manner should not be taken lightly.

1. Kly’bn

Millions of years ago, the Celestials visited Skrullos, the planet of the Skrull. Through genetic experimentation, they created three races from the dominant Skrull life forms. The Deviants possessed shape-shifting abilities, while the Eternals were near-immortals with cosmic powers. The third race, Normal Skrulls, had no powers but had the potential for positive genetic mutations, similar to humans.

The Deviants considered themselves superior and used their shape-shifting abilities to eliminate the other races, becoming the sole survivors. However, Kly’bn, the last of the Skrull Eternals, convinced the Deviants’ leader, Queen Sl’gur’t, that killing him would lead to their own demise. Kly’bn claimed to embody the essence of being a Skrull and believed it was their destiny to transform other worlds with their truth.

Queen Sl’gur’t embraced Kly’bn’s ideas, and together they ascended to a heavenly dimension, becoming godlike beings. Sl’gur’t became ever-changing, while Kly’bn vowed to maintain a single form. The Skrulls worshipped them as their leaders, and they became the revered figures in the Skrull Pantheon of gods, shaping the beliefs and culture of the Skrull civilization for millions of years.

2. Hulkling

Hulkling, initially known as Teddy, is raised by a single mother until the appearance of the Super-Skrull, who claims Teddy is a Skrull due to his super strength. The Super-Skrull tries to transform Teddy but inadvertently turns Teddy’s mother into a Skrull, resulting in her accidental death. It is revealed that Teddy is the illegitimate child of Captain Mar-Vell and a Skrull princess. The Super-Skrull aims to return Teddy to the Skrull Empire for unification, leading to a conflict between the Kree and Skrull. Teddy eventually surrenders himself, but it is later revealed that the Teddy who left Earth was actually the Super-Skrull in disguise, while the real Teddy remains on Earth.

3. Lyja the Lazerfist

Lyja the Lazerfist is a fictional character in Marvel Comics. She first appeared in Fantastic Four #357 in 1991. Lyja is an alien from the planet Xandar in the Andromeda Galaxy. She is a member of the race known as the Skrulls, a shapeshifting species.

Initially, Lyja was introduced as a love interest for Johnny Storm, also known as the Human Torch of the Fantastic Four. She disguised herself as a human and infiltrated the Fantastic Four, posing as Alicia Masters, who was at that time Johnny’s girlfriend. Lyja’s mission was to gather information on the team and assist in a Skrull invasion.

However, as time went on, Lyja developed genuine feelings for Johnny and began questioning her loyalty to the Skrulls. She eventually revealed her true identity to Johnny and turned against her own people. She aided the Fantastic Four in various adventures, and her relationship with Johnny became more complex and tumultuous.

Lyja possesses the ability to shapeshift, assuming the appearance and voice of any individual or creature she chooses. She can also mimic their powers, abilities, and memories. Additionally, as her name suggests, she has a powerful energy weapon known as the Lazerfist, which can fire concentrated beams of energy.

4. Khn’nr

As part of their strategic invasion plan, the Skrulls employed genetic engineering techniques to create a flawless replica of the esteemed Kree hero Mar-Vell. They went to great lengths to ensure an exact physical resemblance and even exposed their creation to the same cancerous condition that had plagued the original Mar-Vell. To solidify their scheme, they implanted fabricated memories, convincing the replica that he was indeed the genuine hero.

To secure their control over him, the Skrulls incorporated a clever trigger mechanism by linking a seemingly ordinary Earth painting to his subconscious. This painting was intended to serve as a recall signal, compelling him to join their cause when the invasion reached its critical stage. However, an unexpected turn of events occurred during the replication procedure, causing the replica, known as Khn’nr, to awaken prematurely.

Panicking, the Skrulls hastily erased the memories of the real Khn’nr, further fueling the replica’s belief that he was, in fact, the legendary Mar-Vell. Lost in this delusion, he unleashed his fury upon the Skrulls, slaughtering them mercilessly. Seizing the opportunity, he made a daring escape into the treacherous realm of the Negative Zone, leaving behind a trail of chaos and confusion.

5. Kl’rt (Super-Skrull)

In spite of his strong opposition to the Secret Invasion event, Kl’rt stands as the original Super-Skrull, a renowned figure among the iconic Marvel alien race. According to Marvel.com, Kl’rt possesses impressive durability, energy, and strength stats, earning him a solid 6 out of 10 in each category. Moreover, he is endowed with the combined and enhanced abilities of none other than The Fantastic Four.

Kl’rt’s extraordinary powers allow him to assume the likeness of each member of The Fantastic Four. In doing so, he gains the incredible elasticity of Mister Fantastic, enabling him to stretch his body to unimaginable lengths. He also acquires the fearsome pyrokinetic abilities of The Human Torch, capable of unleashing deadly fire attacks. Additionally, Kl’rt harnesses the power to create impenetrable force fields, similar to the abilities of Invisible Woman. Lastly, he can even harness The Thing’s superhuman strength, further augmenting his already formidable power set. What truly sets Kl’rt apart is his ability to employ all these powers simultaneously, multiplying his might fourfold.

6. Criti Noll Clone

Criti Noll, a prominent member of the shape-shifting alien race called Skrulls, infiltrated Earth as part of the Secret Invasion. Undercover at Oxford University, she gained the trust of Dr. Henry Pym, renowned for his knowledge of the Skrulls. After extracting vital information from Pym, Criti Noll incapacitated him with the Hulk’s powers and handed him over to the Skrull Empire. She then underwent a transformation to assume Pym’s identity.

7. Sinister Six Skrull

The Sinister Six Super-Skrull, a fearsome adversary of Spider-Man, surfaced during the Secret Invasion. However, it was Jackpot who confronted this incredibly formidable Skrull, who boasted an amalgamation of the abilities of six classic Marvel villains. Besides its intrinsic Skrull ability to shapeshift, the Sinister Six Skrull harnessed the unique abilities of Electro, Hydroman, Lizard, Rhino, Sandman, and Venom, thereby increasing its lethal potential manifold.

This fusion of villainous might enabled the Super-Skrull to manipulate elements such as sand, water, and electricity at will. Adding to this, it possessed the sinister power of the alien symbiote, a truly terror-inducing capability. Furthermore, the Skrull drew on Rhino’s superhuman strength, an awe-inspiring physical trait allowing the lifting of a staggering 75 tons. The Sinister Six Skrull was also endowed with the Lizard’s phenomenal intellect and reptilian attributes, multiplying the potency of its arsenal of abilities.

8. Commander Chrell

Commander Chrell of the Skrull Army, renowned for his stewardship of the Super-Skrull training program, was a formidable force in his own right. His high-ranking military position notwithstanding, Chrell’s participation in the Secret Invasion was marked by his relentless pursuit of Skrull defectors, Xavin and Hulkling. His prowess was amplified by the amalgamation of powers from The Fantastic Four, turning him into a near equal counterpart to Kl’rt, the original Super-Skrull possessing similar abilities.

Chrell’s transformation bestowed him with Mister Fantastic’s elasticity, Human Torch’s pyrokinetic control, The Thing’s phenomenal strength, and Invisible Woman’s invisibility. This enhanced state allowed him to overcome the Runaways, yet, when confronted by the Young Avengers, his abilities proved insufficient. In a desperate and ultimate move during the Secret Invasion, he ended up going supernova, resorting to self-immolation after being outclassed by the young heroes.

9. X’iv

In the cataclysmic event of Secret Invasion, X’iv, an elite Super-Skrull assassin, receives a critical assignment: the elimination of Teddy Altman, more commonly known as Hulkling. X’iv directly serves under Commander Chrell, and together, they engage in a monumental showdown against formidable teams like the Runaways and the Young Avengers.

A martial arts expert akin to Elektra, X’iv brandishes twin sais, making them a signature part of her deadly arsenal. But her abilities extend far beyond mere weaponry. She has absorbed a compelling mix of superhuman powers, including Daredevil’s heightened senses, Cloak’s inconspicuous shroud and teleportation through the Darkforce, and Dagger’s ability to conjure up force lightning.

This balance of both offensive and defensive capacities has rendered X’iv an extraordinarily resilient force. She even outlasts her commander in the throes of the Secret Invasion, only eventually falling to Dorek VIII.

10. Queen Veranke

Queen Veranke is a fictional character in the Marvel Comics universe. She is primarily associated with the superhero team known as the Skrulls, a race of shape-shifting aliens. Veranke is a prominent Skrull who has often served as a major antagonist in various Marvel storylines.

Veranke’s most notable appearance came in the comic book event “Secret Invasion,” which began in 2008. In this storyline, Veranke orchestrated a long-term plan to infiltrate Earth’s superhero community by replacing key individuals with Skrull impostors. She impersonated Jessica Drew, also known as Spider-Woman, and played a pivotal role in leading the Skrulls’ invasion of Earth.

During the “Secret Invasion” event, Veranke sought to conquer Earth and eliminate the threat posed by its superheroes. However, her plans were ultimately foiled by the combined efforts of various Marvel heroes, including the Avengers. Veranke was defeated and killed by Norman Osborn, who was leading the Dark Avengers at the time.

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