Tanos' role in the Marvel film universe has once turned the little -known superintendent into an icon of supreme evil among the superhero's fans. After appearing for the first time as a shaded figure in the post-credit scene at the end of the "Avengers", Thanos continued to play a small role in the "Gardaxes of the Galaxy" and then appeared as the ultimate villain of the MCC's infinity saga in "Avengers: Infinite: McU's display for crazy titanium focused on his Search to collect stones with infinitygiving him the power to erase half of his entire life in the universe.

"Infinity War" and "Endgame" inspired by "The Infinity Gauntlet", the story of comics, which also saw Thanos achieve top power by gaining "infinite stones". Outside the use of Thanos' stones to erase half of all living things, however, there was a slight link between the source material and the films. In fact, several basic elements of Tanos's character have never been made on the MCC screen. However, long before the CGI version of Jos Brolin, the character accepted the big screen, the trusted version of Thanos was already tailored to television. In the 1990s, Thanos made his debut on a small screen in Silver Surfer.

The The animated series "Silver Surfer" introduced many cosmic characters on Marvel On the small screen for the first time. In this era before MCU, many were particularly different from how they have been shown ever since. Tanos was no exception.

In the first appearance of "Silver Surfer", Tanos tried to learn how to control the surfer's master Galacus that eats a planetwhose pure power of Destruction Tanos hoped to use it. Tanos's motivation in this destructive search was revealed that he was his desire to release and win the approval of Lady Chaos.

Known as Lady Death (or simply death) in the comic books and renamed the series to respect Fox's broadcast standards, Lady Chaos was shown in a silver surf stone. Thanos desperately tried to release and conquer his ubiquitous. In the comics, although death was never surrounded in this way, Thanos was driven by his obsessive and unpaid Loveubeube to it. His desperate need to conquer the heart of this gloomy and mysterious entity has earned the crazy Titanium title.

In MCU, Tanos was simply guided by the fact that his own planet died when his resources were spent. Convinced that overcrowding endangers the entire universe, Thanos prepared for acquiring infinite stones To rebalance on the scale. While his motivations were clearly distorted and eventually genocidal, the character was not shown as real crazy in the same way as his comic. In contrast, Silver Surfer showed Thanos constantly making desperate emotional appeals to the quiet stone figure of ladies chaos. This obsession eventually made Thanos destroy the entire universe, all in the hope of conquering the heart of chaos.