| “ | The name's Death's Head! Heard of me, Yes? | „ |
| ~ Death's Head introducing himself. |
Death's Head is a character that first appeared in High Noon Tex made by Simon Furman, he best known for his crossovers with Marvel UK Transformers Comics, Doctor Who, Dragon Claws, and various Marvel works such as She-Hulk, the Fantastic Four, Iron Man 2099, Iron Man.
His Good Ranking[]
What Makes Him Admirable?[]
Debated Validations[]
- His canon is wonky as due to his dimension jumping nature, it is unknown if Death's Head in other universes are him or an native variant like his adventures in Earth-15730 or Earth-20051 who helped deal with protecting London against Thanos.
In General[]
- He did his most admirable acts with much lower resources than most Marvel characters who dimension/time travel as he relied on his weapons, wits, combat skills, time travel & dimension traveling equipment, spaceship, and his allies to do so, meaning it would be would be unfair to compare him to Scarlet Witch or Silver Surfer who had more powerful abilities and more resources at their disposal than him, who had powerful magic and the power of cosmic respectively and he had fewer appearances being an obscure character too allowing him to stand out.
Marvel Transformers UK Comics[]
- He help Rodimus Prime by holding off Galvatron long enough to reprogram the Galvatron's time travel device to send them all back to 2006. Though failed on Galvatron though.
- He felt remorse for killing Shockwave when Unicorn mind controlled him to kill him.
- He had a major role in helping Rodimus Prime take down Unicron by helping Rodimus Prime fight Unicron in the physic plane in The Legacy of Unicron arc.
- Despite the High Admirable Standards of the Marvel Transformers UK Comics Death's Head stands out for his lower resources and his major role in helping Rodimus Prime take down Unicron.
Doctor Who[]
- Made amends to the Doctor despite trying to kill him earlier.
Marvel Universe[]
- He help save Reed Richard and Susan Storm's son Franklin Richards (who was still an child) from a fire when the Fantastic Four Tower was on fire.
- Helped She-Hulk take down some of enemies and his role in providing proof to lock up Bomo.
- When his mind was inside of Minion's body and took control to become Death's Head II thanks to Reed Richards who was the cyborg's target, he downloaded data from a computer thus saving Richards life while fulfilling the Cyborg's programing
- He help defeated Charnel who was gonna ravage the Earth into a wasteland by using two time machines to fracture him into two. It’s not fridge-horror as an alternate timeline where Charnel won and he travel back in time to an alternate Earth-616 was shown, had not been for Death's Head II's quick thinking main timeline Charnel would done the same.
- Though later on revealed Charnel did survive it, he was later killed by Death's Head II once and for all.
- Teamed up with the X-Men to fight against an common foe.
- He later took down that dark alternate future version of Charnel with the help of Death Wreck and Death Metal.
- Death's Head II later defeated Chronozone whose species wiped out the human race of an alternate future and Death's Head time travel to warn humanity to prevent it from happening.
- Death's Head I and II (due to time travel stuff) saved the UK from being destroyed by Mys-Tech and later help the other heroes took down Psycho-Wraith Prime.
- Despite the high Admirable Standards of the Marvel Multiverse Death's Head stands out for having much lower resources for relying on his weaponry, wits, dimension & time travel equipment, and ship while others have higher resources like Scarlet Witch and Silver Surfer has magic and cosmic their disposal and for him defeating two versions of Charnel and saving human kind from extinction from a hostile species by warning them of them that happened in the future and for being an obscure character with fewer appearances than most heroes.
What if... #54[]
- After surviving Minion's assault, he help take down his timeline version of Charnel who possessed Minion to prevent lives from being endangered.
What Makes Him Inconsistent?[]
In General[]
- He has too many corruptions to be NPG for the following reasons:
- He too much of an selfish Anti-Hero as he only do heroic things when he payed to do it or if he know his life will be in danger, though he did made exceptions such as saving Franklin Richards from a fire. Plus he will turn on his contractor if someone pays more money.
- He is also too lethal as he will kill without hesitation if payed to do.
- He has a been villain at times whenever a villain hires him to do stuff which make him On & Off too.
- He is sometimes rarely incompetent as he was unable to pay off Yanduu.
Marvel Transformers UK Comics[]
- He beaten up Cyclonus and Scourge as while they deserved it for crimes, he went too far and only did it to find Galvatron's whereabouts.
- Killed Bumblebee without remorse to silence witnesses.
- Selfishly attempted to go after Galvatron even after Rodimus canceled the contract.
- Attempted to kill Rodimus Prime after the Decepticons hired him to kill the Autobot leader and only stopped when Rodimus Prime payed him more to go after Cyclonus and Scourge.
Doctor Who[]
- He attempted kill the Doctor twice and threaten to kill him if he mess with his history again even if the latter was an empty threat it is still very jerkish anyways.
Marvel Universe[]
- He aided several villains in their schemes whenever they hire him to do stuff.
- Tends to be harsh at Spratt at times but is a minor prevention he cares for him.
- Attempted to kill many heroes like the Fantastic Four, She-Hulk, the Hulk, and etc while some of them are minor preventions since became on good terms and he ally with some of them, there were some that weren't the case.
- He got into conflicts with other heroes due to questionable actions of his.
What if... #54[]
- Attempted to kill Dr. Evelyn Necker but was justified a bit since she did try to kill him with Minion earlier and calmed down after Spratt reminded him of his standards making it an minor prevention since it is more of an Heating-Up Period.
- He selfishly sacrificed many heroes to weaken Charnel to have him defeat him and didn't feel any remorse for any their deaths.
Trivia[]
- Death's Head and the Doctor are technically the only Doctor Who character to be Inconsistently Admirable so far.
External Link[]
- Death's Head on the Moral Ranking Wiki
- Death's Head on the Heroes Wiki
- Death's Head on the Villains Wiki
- Death's Head on the Villainous Benchmark Wiki
- Death's Head on the Marvel Database Wiki
- Death's Head on the Doctor Who Wiki
- Death's Head on the TFWiki
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