Marvel Universe is a place where the weak and the strong eat the strong, but IQ is also essential to becoming the strong. If there is power but no IQ, then it can only become a tool in the hands of others. Today, the editor ranks the IQ of Marvel characters, so that everyone has a more intuitive understanding.
Captain America: 9.0
Captain America’s abilities are not outstanding, or even average, even Luke Cage, a not-so-famous street hero, has higher physical fitness than him. However, Captain America not only joined the reunion, but also served as the commander because of his tactical literacy and combat intelligence.
Let’s not talk about how Captain America perfectly lined up troops, just the skill of throwing a shield with one hand is something other people will never learn. That is not simple practice makes perfect, you need to quickly calculate the angle of ejection and the strength of the launch based on the surrounding conditions.
Mr. Fantastic: 9.2
Mention high IQ in Marvel, the first thing everyone thinks of is Iron Man. But in fact, Iron Man is still slightly inferior in terms of IQ compared to the god of the gods. Marvel has officially admitted that the hero with the highest IQ on earth is the god of the gods.
Perhaps Iron Man can go hand in hand with the gods in terms of science and technology, but the gods of the gods are a blossoming person. Not only does it involve many fields, but the achievements in each field are also amazing. The god stick virtue can compete with the gods through his own invention, and he is invincible by this alone.
Odin: 9.8
Odin has reached the point of omniscience and omnipotence. In fact, Odin could see what happened after his death. The reason Thor awakened was because he recalled what he said to his Father Odin before his fall.
This is not a coincidence, but Odin has predicted the situation now, and this will tell Thor many times before his fall.
Stan Lee: 10
Stan Lee is an observer in Marvel and knows everything that has happened. There is a saying that it is good to eat and gain wisdom. Although the observer has not experienced many things personally, he knows countless relevant examples. Outside of the comics, Stan Lee is Marvel’s boss who can determine the direction of the story.
He is not able to predict the future, but can create the future according to what he wants. Therefore, Stan Lee is the one who truly achieves omniscience and omnipotence. The only pity is that the old man can no longer weave interesting comic plots for us.
