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* AmbiguousSituation: He has the title of Emperor, but only leads a tiny refugee colony, with the other Skrull refugees [[spoiler:living secretely on Earth]] outnumbering those on Tarnax IV by several orders of magnitude; so it is not entirely clear if he is the actual ''de jure'' ruler of all Skrulls, whose ''de facto'' authority isn't acknowledged, or if the title of Emperor only applies to Tarnax IV.
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* AmbiguousSituation: He has the title of Emperor, but only leads a tiny refugee colony, with the other Skrull refugees [[spoiler:living secretely on Earth]] outnumbering those on Tarnax IV by several orders of magnitude; so it is not entirely clear if he is the actual ''de jure'' ruler of all Skrulls, whose ''de facto'' authority isn't acknowledged, or if the title of Emperor only applies to Tarnax IV.Tarnax.
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* TheGhost: During the Skrull-centric events of ''Secret Invasion'' Dro'ge remains entirely uninvolved, even if he is mentioned. He makes his first proper appearance in ''The Marvels'' as the leader of the planet Tarnax IV.Tarnax.
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* TheGhost: Dro'ge has yet to be seen and is quite uninvolved in Earth matters, but he's apparently quite involved in keeping the rest of the Skrulls in space safe from outside threats.
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* AmbiguousSituation: He has the title of Emperor, but only leads a tiny refugee colony, with the other Skrull refugees [[spoiler:living secretely on Earth]] outnumbering those on Tarnax IV by several orders of magnitude; so it is not entirely clear if he is the actual ''de jure'' ruler of all Skrulls, whose ''de facto'' authority isn't acknowledged, or if the title of Emperor only applies to Tarnax IV.
* ChekhovsGunman: He was briefly mentioned by Talos in ''Secret Invasion'',and is set to appear before appearing in ''The Marvels''.
* TheGhost: During the Skrull-centric events of ''Secret Invasion'' Dro'gehas yet to be seen and remains entirely uninvolved, even if he is quite uninvolved mentioned. He makes his first proper appearance in Earth matters, but he's apparently quite involved in keeping ''The Marvels'' as the rest leader of the Skrulls in space safe planet Tarnax IV.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: He only wants what is best for Skrullkind, even if it means entertaining peace offers fromoutside threats.the ancestral enemy that destroyed their homeworld.
* ChekhovsGunman: He was briefly mentioned by Talos in ''Secret Invasion'',
* TheGhost: During the Skrull-centric events of ''Secret Invasion'' Dro'ge
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: He only wants what is best for Skrullkind, even if it means entertaining peace offers from
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* CastingGag: This is not the first time Ben Mendelsohn plays [[Film/RogueOne a character who gets involved in activities that take place in outer space]].
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** This is not the first time Ben Mendelsohn plays [[Film/RogueOne a character who gets involved in activities that take place in outerspace]].space]].
** The same goes in the Japanese dub, as Creator/ToshihikoSeki also voiced another character who gets involved in activities that take place in outer space, except he did those activities [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamWing in a Mobile Suit]]. Likewise, this is not the first time Seki has voiced another [[Anime/CrossAnge an antagonist character]] dealing with another character voiced by Creator/NanaMizuki (Carol).
** This is not the first time Ben Mendelsohn plays [[Film/RogueOne a character who gets involved in activities that take place in outer
** The same goes in the Japanese dub, as Creator/ToshihikoSeki also voiced another character who gets involved in activities that take place in outer space, except he did those activities [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamWing in a Mobile Suit]]. Likewise, this is not the first time Seki has voiced another [[Anime/CrossAnge an antagonist character]] dealing with another character voiced by Creator/NanaMizuki (Carol).
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* HeterosexualLifePartners: He and Fury spend decades working together to build a network of Skrull operatives and defend the Eath, becoming the partner each trusts most in the universe. Learning that Talos has moved a ''million'' Skrull onto Earth drives a temporary breakup.
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* BusCrash: [[spoiler:She was killed between the events of ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'' and ''Series/SecretInvasion'' as the latter series revealed]].
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* BusCrash: [[spoiler:She was killed between the events of ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'' and ''Series/SecretInvasion'' ''Series/SecretInvasion2023'' as the latter series revealed]].
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* AdaptationalMundanity: Comic Varra is a member of the Knights of the Infinite, a group of magic space knights. Here, she's simply a bog-standard Skrull with no superpowers, who works as a spy.
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* AdaptationalIntelligence: Slightly. The Raava of the comics [[ThirdPersonPerson only ever referred to herself in the third person]], and was unable to learn how to shape-shift. In the MCU, Raava is a MasterActor capable of fooling the likes of Sonya Falsworth while disguised as Rhodey, and doesn't refer to herself in the third person.
* AdaptationalJobChange: Raava is shown to still be part of the Skrull Empire (or at least Gravik's faction) in this series, while the comics show that she turned to piracy after the Skrull Empire killed her family.
* AdaptationalSuperpowerChange: Just like Talos, Raava lacked the ability to shapeshift in the comics (though in her case, it's because she never learned how to do so, to the point where she's referred to as "The Un-Skrulled". In the MCU, she ironically spends most of her screentime disguised as James Rhodes, with her only undisguised scenes being when she's in the shower, and [[spoiler:when she's shot dead by Nick Fury]].
* AdaptationalVillainy: In the comics, Raava was a space pirate who defected from the Skrull Empire after they caused the deaths of her children, and later helped Black Bolt, Absorbing Man and several other characters escape a deep space torture prison. In the MCU, Raava is a Gravik loyalist and mole within the U.S government, and shows little objection towards manipulating and later attempting to assassinate President Ritson.
* AdaptationalJobChange: Raava is shown to still be part of the Skrull Empire (or at least Gravik's faction) in this series, while the comics show that she turned to piracy after the Skrull Empire killed her family.
* AdaptationalSuperpowerChange: Just like Talos, Raava lacked the ability to shapeshift in the comics (though in her case, it's because she never learned how to do so, to the point where she's referred to as "The Un-Skrulled". In the MCU, she ironically spends most of her screentime disguised as James Rhodes, with her only undisguised scenes being when she's in the shower, and [[spoiler:when she's shot dead by Nick Fury]].
* AdaptationalVillainy: In the comics, Raava was a space pirate who defected from the Skrull Empire after they caused the deaths of her children, and later helped Black Bolt, Absorbing Man and several other characters escape a deep space torture prison. In the MCU, Raava is a Gravik loyalist and mole within the U.S government, and shows little objection towards manipulating and later attempting to assassinate President Ritson.
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* DeathByAdaptation: [[spoiler:Nick Fury kills her in the finale of ''Secret Invasion''. In the comics, she was last seen alive]].
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* PompousPoliticalPundit: Stearns, who hosts a show for the Fox-like FXN news.
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* TorsoWithAView: [[spoiler:G'iah shoots him through the midsection with one of Captain Marvel's energy beams, leaving a gaping hole clean through his stomach. This injury proves to be both too quickly struck and grievous for his Extremis to heal from, and he collapses dead.]]
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* TorsoWithAView: [[spoiler:G'iah shoots him through the midsection with one of Captain Marvel's energy beams, leaving a gaping hole clean through his stomach. This As with [[Film/IronMan3 when we last saw this happen to an Extremis-infused individual]], the injury proves to be both too quickly struck and grievous for his Extremis to heal from, and he collapses dead.]]
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* AllYourPowersCombined: [[spoiler:After being in Gravik's empowering device when he douses himself with the Harvest, she has the powerset of every participant of the [[Film/AvengersEndgame Battle of Earth]]. Throughout her fight with Gravik, she uses the powers of Drax, Ghost, the Frost Beast, Hulk, Mantis, and Captain Marvel.]]
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* AllYourPowersCombined: [[spoiler:After being in Gravik's empowering device when he douses himself with the Harvest, she has the powerset of every participant of the [[Film/AvengersEndgame Battle of Earth]].Earth]] and a few others besides. Throughout her fight with Gravik, she uses the powers of Drax, Ghost, the Frost Beast, Hulk, Mantis, and Captain Marvel.]]
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* AllYourPowersCombined: [[spoiler:In "Home", he successfully empowers himself with the Harvest, giving himself the powers of all the combatants of the [[Film/AvengersEndgame Battle of Earth]]. Throughout his fight with G'iah, he demonstrates the powers of Hulk, Abomination, Korg, Captain Marvel, Ebony Maw, and Thanos, along with his already adapted Extremis and Flora Colossus powers.]]
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* AllYourPowersCombined: [[spoiler:In "Home", he successfully empowers himself with the Harvest, giving himself the powers of all the combatants of the [[Film/AvengersEndgame Battle of Earth]].Earth]] and a few others besides. Throughout his fight with G'iah, he demonstrates the powers of Hulk, Abomination, Korg, Captain Marvel, Ebony Maw, and Thanos, along with his already adapted Extremis and Flora Colossus powers.]]
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* KilledOffscreen: [[spoiler:She was murdered offscreen at some point between ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'' and the beginning of ''Series/SecretInvasion2023''.]]
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* KilledOffscreen: [[spoiler:She was murdered offscreen by Gravik at some point between ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'' and the beginning of ''Series/SecretInvasion2023''.]]
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* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: [[spoiler:Completely suckered by Quentin Beck in ''Far from Home'', a fact Soren teases him about when he tries to claim otherwise.]]
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* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: [[spoiler:Completely suckered by Quentin Beck in ''Far from Home'', a fact Soren teases him about when he tries to claim otherwise. He later admits that his whole plan to secure a home on Earth for the Skrulls is to reveal themselves to President Ritson, who turns out to be an AbsoluteXenophobe against them even after Talos dies saving his life.]]
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!!''Emperor Dro'ge
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!!!'''Portrayed By:''' Gary Lewis
!!! '''Appearances:''' ''{{Series/Secret Invasion|2023}}''[[note]]Mentioned only[[/note]] | ''Film/{{The Marvels|2023}}''
The emperor of all Skrullkind.
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* AdaptationalJobChange: In the comics, Dr'oge was the "Head Priests of the Sciences" who conducted experiments on the Illuminati and ultimately helped create a new class of Super-Skrull. In the MCU, he's the ambassador of the Skrull race as a whole, as indicated by his title of Emperor.
* ChekhovsGunman: He was briefly mentioned by Talos in ''Secret Invasion'', and is set to appear in ''The Marvels''.
* TheGhost: Dro'ge has yet to be seen and is quite uninvolved in Earth matters, but he's apparently quite involved in keeping the rest of the Skrulls in space safe from outside threats.
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!!''Emperor Dro'ge
!!!'''Species:'''
!!!'''Portrayed By:''' Gary Lewis
!!! '''Appearances:''' ''{{Series/Secret Invasion|2023}}''[[note]]Mentioned only[[/note]] | ''Film/{{The Marvels|2023}}''
The emperor of all Skrullkind.
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* AdaptationalJobChange: In the comics, Dr'oge was the "Head Priests of the Sciences" who conducted experiments on the Illuminati and ultimately helped create a new class of Super-Skrull. In the MCU, he's the ambassador of the Skrull race as a whole, as indicated by his title of Emperor.
* ChekhovsGunman: He was briefly mentioned by Talos in ''Secret Invasion'', and is set to appear in ''The Marvels''.
* TheGhost: Dro'ge has yet to be seen and is quite uninvolved in Earth matters, but he's apparently quite involved in keeping the rest of the Skrulls in space safe from outside threats.
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* MarqueeAlterEgo: Due to the makeup process needed to become a Skrull, many big-name Skrull characters spend a good chunk of their time in human disguises that conveniently happen to look like the actresses they're portraying. This is most prominent in ''Secret Invasion'', where main characters Talos, G'iah and Gravik are rarely seen in their Skrull forms, even when they don't have a reason to hide behind a human skin.
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* GunStruggle: When Nick Fury realizes that the person sitting next to him is not the real Phil Coulson, and the Skrull realizes that his cover has been blown, he draws a gun on Fury, but Fury grabs his hand, and the two fight over it until their car crashes, killing the Skrull.
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* GunStruggle: When Nick Fury realizes that the person sitting next to him is not the real Phil Coulson, and the Skrull realizes that his cover has been blown, he draws a gun on Fury, but Fury grabs his hand, and the two fight over it until their car crashes, crashes into a bus, killing the Skrull.
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* AdaptationalSympathy: [[invoked]] The comics version of the Skrulls has them as an almost perpetually AlwaysChaoticEvil ReptilianConspiracy (as seen ''ComicBook/SecretInvasion'' where they almost take over the Earth). In the MCU, the Skrulls are a deeply tragic and sympathetic NotEvilJustMisunderstood WoobieSpecies of WarRefugees who openly acknowledge that they've done horrible things in their war with the Kree, but more than anything else just want a chance to live their lives far from Kree oppression. Heck, the MCU Skrulls even from an OddFriendship of sorts with humanity, helping out ComicBook/{{SHIELD}} in ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'' and [[spoiler:having a personal connection to Monica Rambeau in ''Series/WandaVision'']].
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* AdaptationalSympathy: [[invoked]] The comics version of the Skrulls has them as an almost perpetually AlwaysChaoticEvil ReptilianConspiracy (as seen ''ComicBook/SecretInvasion'' in ''ComicBook/{{Secret Invasion|2008}}'' where they almost take over the Earth). In the MCU, the Skrulls are a deeply tragic and sympathetic NotEvilJustMisunderstood WoobieSpecies of WarRefugees who openly acknowledge that they've done horrible things in their war with the Kree, but more than anything else just want a chance to live their lives far from Kree oppression. Heck, the MCU Skrulls even from an OddFriendship of sorts with humanity, helping out ComicBook/{{SHIELD}} in ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'' and [[spoiler:having a personal connection to Monica Rambeau in ''Series/WandaVision'']].
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* OlderThanTheyLook: At their adulthood, they don't seem to age nearly as much as humans do. This is shown in [[spoiler:''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'', where Talos and Soren look exactly as they did back in TheNineties, despite it being over ''three decades'' since we last saw them.]] ''Secret Invasion'' confirms they live longer than humans, with one hundred and four being about human middle-age.
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* GlassCannon: [[spoiler:Despite getting the powers of a lot of characters, that doesn't seem to be reflected in her durability, to the point that she needs to use Ghost's powers to avoid being crushed by a truck, which wouldn't have been a threat to the Hulk, Thanos, or Abomination.]]
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* GlassCannon: [[spoiler:Despite getting the powers of a lot of characters, that doesn't seem to be reflected in her durability, to the point that she needs to use Ghost's powers to avoid being crushed by a truck, truck that Gravik throws at her, which wouldn't have been a threat to the Hulk, Thanos, or Abomination.]]
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!!!'''Portrayed By:''' Creator/KingsleyBenAdirCreator/KingsleyBenAdir (adult), Lucas Persaud (child)
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!!!'''Portrayed By:''' Kingsley Ben-Adair (Gravik), Christopher McDonald (Chris Stearns), Seeta Indrani (Shirley Sagar), Christopher Goh (Jack Hyuk-Bin), Giampiero Judica (Sergio Caspani), Anna Madeley (Pamela Lawton)
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!!!'''Portrayed By:''' Kingsley Ben-Adair Ben-Adir (Gravik), Christopher McDonald (Chris Stearns), Seeta Indrani (Shirley Sagar), Christopher Goh (Jack Hyuk-Bin), Giampiero Judica (Sergio Caspani), Anna Madeley (Pamela Lawton)
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* UndercoverWhenAlone: Strangely, despite her vocal frustrations with having to pass as a human for most of her life, G'iah herself almost never is shown in her natural Skrull form, with the one exception being when she's FakingTheDead to fool Gravik into thinking he's killed her.
