History PersonOfMassDestruction / Film

*** In ''Multiverse of Madness'' Wanda loses the squishy part and spend the entire movie demolishing everyone. In fact, she's prophetized as capable of either ''rule or destroy the Multiverse''.

* ''Film/ANightmareOnElmStreet'': Unfortunately for all, Freddy Krueger. Not only can he manifest anywhere in anyone's dreams, but he can also twist the entire dream realm to his warped imagination and kill many, many people over the course of a few days. Beating him in a nightmare is only possible if you can figure out a special "dream power" of your own, and even then that's no guarantee to stop him. By the end of the series, he's already depopulated Springwood's child population and cackles that he can do the same to "Elm Streets" across the globe.

** Ralph from ''WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph'' arguably applies.

---->'''Wanda:''' [[PunctuatedForEmphasis You. Took. Everything.]] from me.\\

---->'''Wanda:''' [[PunctuatedForEmphasis You. Took. ''Everything''.]] from me.\\

---->'''Wanda:''' You. Took. ''Everything'' from me.\\

** In ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'', we're given Yondu Udonta, an amoral SpacePirate and OneManArmy whose weapon of choice is a nigh-unstoppable AttackDrone arrow that he controls through a cybernetic implant on his head. When Yondu goes all out, he can kill a ship-full of several hundred people in a matter of minutes. And best of all, he can do all this without damaging any infrastructure if he wants, essentially making him a perfect weapon of mass destruction from a military perspective.

** Film/{{Captain Marvel|2019}} was described by WordOfGod beforehand as the mightiest hero in the movies thus far. When we see her in action, she is a veritable cosmic powerhouse who [[spoiler:destroys an entire alien armada at once when they try to target Earth]]. Her powers include SuperStrength, [[LightEmUp photon blasts]], {{Flight}}, NighInvulnerability, [[BatmanCanBreatheInSpace survival in the vacuum of space]], FasterThanLightTravel, and a GoldenSuperMode that takes all of the above UpToEleven. Says something that Fury considers her a GodzillaThreshold and prefers dealing with ''The Hulk'' before calling her.

*** In ''Series/WandaVision'', Wanda's powers are upgraded to full PhysicalGod levels. She takes over an entire town, mind-controlling everyone and [[RealityWarper altering reality]] to fit her fantasy world. One of the most powerful witches in the world is ''utterly gobsmacked'' by how powerful she is, and struggles to figure out how she's doing everything. Wanda, however, is only doing things subconsciously, and her conscious control is much more limited. [[spoiler:Agatha eventually determines that Wanda is the Scarlet Witch, the most powerful witch of all time, [[ApocalypseMaiden prophecized to bring about the end of the world]]. Wanda accepts this mantle, gains full control over her powers, and undoes as much of the damage she did over the series as she can. At the very end, she is shown to be reading and studying in order to go from UnskilledButStrong to StrongAndSkilled. Unfortunately, the book she's reading from is [[TomeOfEldritchLore the Darkhold]]]].
---->'''Agatha:''' You have no idea what you've unleashed.
** On the television side, ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' introduces Daisy Johnson, also known as Quake. She can produce violent tremors, which can be used as a sort of telekinetic push, or shatter someone's spine, or bring down a building. A Kree who has studied the Inhuman project theorizes that she might be able to affect entire continents, and in one BadFuture she seemingly [[spoiler:''destroyed the Earth'']].
** Also from ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'', there is Alveus, more commonly known as Hive. For starters, it is one of the Inhuman Prototypes created directly by the Kree, rather than having Inhuman DNA being passed down through the generations, like Quake. It possesses corpses, rendering them superhumanly strong and durable with a massive HealingFactor. It can also turn its host's flesh into sand-like spores that it can use to devour any living thing it chooses, as well as infect other Inhumans to add to the HiveMind, allowing it to manipulate them into following its orders. From what we see, Hive is strong enough to withstand electrocution, having multiple bone fractures, being shot repeatedly, and being able to recover from Lash's energy blasts, which have been shown to instantly kill anyone else. Its weakness is fire, which is a moot point since it can just abandon the burnt body and salvage a new one. It is also susceptible to mental attacks, which disorient and confuse it due to its MindHive -- even then, it recovers over a few hours. When Hive is first encountered, it is on an alien world that has been turned into a barren desert with a near-perpetual sandstorm. Hive is quite happy to explain to people that there used to be a prospering civilization that spanned the entire planet -- until Hive ''ate'' everyone.

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** [[EvilSorcerer Maleficent]] from ''WesternAnimation/SleepingBeauty'' is so powerful she nears RealityWarper status. She casts incredibly complicated curses, creates a giant spiky forest or rose thorns in an instant and [[ScaledUp can turn into a]] ''[[InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons dragon]]''. All the powers of hell, indeed. She is so powerful that the story's [[DorkKnight hero]] is unable to defeat her, and needs the three good fairies to cop him out.. multiple times.

** Wanda as Scarlet Witch is a SquishyWizard, but in terms of pure power is probably the strongest of them all. She's definitely on the short list of most powerful entities in the world (including the television shows), and her character arc in ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'' is about accepting that she can't control how people fear her, only how she fears herself. Notably, when Cap performs an illegal mission that has nothing to do with Wanda, Tony immediately asks Vision to keep her at the Avengers compound solely to keep the United Nations placated.
--->'''Tony:''' She's not a US citizen, and they don't give out visas to weapons of mass destruction!

** In ''Film/{{Logan}}'', Transigen Security Chief Donald Pierce pointedly reminds an aged Wolverine that the HSA considers the brain of an elderly Professor X, whom Wolverine has been caring for, to be a weapon of mass destruction.

* Paul Atreides in the Creator/DavidLynch film ''Film/{{Dune}}'' is capable of calling gigantic sandworms, using the voice and using sonic weapons without the weirding module. His name is a killing word.

* In ''Anime/CastleInTheSky'', the robot guardians of the titular Castle in the Sky certainly qualify. One of them almost manages to takes out an entire military base [[JustForPun single]]-[[NotHyperbole handed]], if not for Dola's interference and the artillery reprisal from the airship Goliath.

** Film/{{Captain Marvel|2019}} was described by WordOfGod beforehand as the mightiest hero in the movies thus far. When we see her in action, she is a veritable cosmic powerhouse who [[spoiler:destroys an entire alien armada at once when they try to target Earth]]. Her powers include SuperStrength, [[LightEmUp photon blasts]], {{Flight}}, NighInvulnerability, [[BatmanCanBreatheInSpace survival in the vacuum of space]], FasterThanLightTravel, and a GoldenSuperMode that takes all of the above UpToEleven.

** ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'''s Jafar, after being made a genie. He already had the ability to shapeshift into a giant snake. Now he has added RealityWarper powers! [[PowerAtAPrice Except of course, being a genie meant being bound to your lamp]].
** Elsa from ''Disney/{{Frozen}}'', or at least she sees herself this way. Given that she [[spoiler: subjects her seaside capital to an EndlessWinter harsh enough to freeze the harbor solid in midsummer and can create not only an entire massive castle out of ice but also living ice creatures all with barely any effort and with no real training ]], she has a point.
** ''Disney/{{Hercules}}'' has a cast full of people of mass destruction: Hercules himself, the Titans, Zeus, Hades.. The list goes on and on. Though Hades' status as NonActionBigBad raises at least some doubts about his capabilities, he's still a PhysicalGod commanding a cabinet full of creepy monsters.
** Ursula in ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid'', but only after she obtains Triton's trident and therewith power over all the oceans (which means power over roughly ''71% of the world''.) She is only defeated by being caught off guard.
** [[EvilSorcerer Maleficent]] from ''Disney/SleepingBeauty'' is so powerful she nears RealityWarper status. She casts incredibly complicated curses, creates a giant spiky forest or rose thorns in an instant and [[ScaledUp can turn into a]] ''[[InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons dragon]]''. All the powers of hell, indeed. She is so powerful that the story's [[DorkKnight hero]] is unable to defeat her, and needs the three good fairies to cop him out.. multiple times.
** Ralph from ''Disney/WreckItRalph'' arguably applies.

** Also from ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'', there is Alveus, more commonly known as Hive. For starters, it is one of the Inhuman Prototypes created directly by the Kree, rather than Quake's Inhuman DNA being passed down through the generations. It possesses corpses, rendering them superhumanly strong and durable with a massive HealingFactor. It can also turn its host's flesh into sand-like spores that it can use to devour any living thing it chooses, as well as infect other Inhumans to add to the HiveMind, allowing it to manipulate them into following its orders. From what we see, Hive is strong enough to withstand electrocution, having multiple bone fractures, being shot repeatedly, and being able to recover from Lash's energy blasts, which have been shown to instantly kill anyone else. Its weakness is fire, which is a moot point since it can just abandon the burnt body and salvage a new one. It is also susceptible to mental attacks, which disorient and confuse it due to its MindHive -- even then, it recovers over a few hours. When Hive is first encountered, it is on an alien world that has been turned into a barren desert with a near-perpetual sandstorm. Hive is quite happy to explain to people that there used to be a prospering civilization that spanned the entire planet -- until Hive ''ate'' everyone.

* Liz Sherman of ''Film/{{Hellboy}}''. The harmless-looking girl is the one who as a child lost her temper and destroyed an entire city block and everyone on it (except herself).

* The WesternAnimation/DisneyAnimatedCanon has a few examples...