If Marvel Villains Were Charged For Their Crimes

What crimes would Obadiah Stane (Iron Man), Red Skull (Captain America: The First Avenger) and Loki (Thor and Avengers Assemble) be charged with?
A video examining what would Phase 1 Marvel villains be charged with if they were to be in court.
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[@MajinBewbs]

The funniest thing is, if it weren’t for the death sentences, Loki could realistically serve out his sentence.

[@runtergerutscht4401]

How long do asgardians live for in the MCU? I know Loki said "give or take a millennium" when Odin compared themselves to humans, but is there any concrete information? Also: jokes on you, Loki will just sit out the prison sentences and fake his death as often as he needs to :D

[@Zarvanis]

That seems like a neat piece of world-building to address for stories with immortals. Would courts have an eternity sentence, or just jump to the death penalty to save room in the prisons?

[@TheUncivilizedNation]

Loki could survive a Lethal Injection, Electric Chair, and Firing Squad so idk how they’d actually execute him for the Death Penalty Loki scales directly to surviving the Hulk beating the dogshit out of him. If he can take that he can take anything that the Justice System can throw at him

[@artcasual99]

@@runtergerutscht4401 This doesn't asnwer your question and this is information from someone else so take it with a grain of salt, but I want to share it with someone. A few years ago, someone calculated the Asgardians years according to how old we are told they usually live and how old Thor, Loki, and Odin are. They found that if the Asgaurdians were human, Thor would be in his early to mid twenties, Loki would be 16, and using their math, I calculated that if Odin was human, he would be over 100 years old. I don't remember how old exactly since its been years since I saw the post.

[@runtergerutscht4401]

@@artcasual99 ok, neat

[@professionalhaterofhating]

Watching this made me realise that we really shouldn’t be that forgiving of Loki for every bad thing he’s done

[@bruschetta7711]

It really takes little for the Avengers to trust him

[@elevatorctln]

no I think we should

[@SidorovichGaming]

He could be even worse than Thanos. He tried to commit a genocide of HIS OWN people. And moreover, Thanos commited instant genocide, while Loki did it a lot, a lot worse, trying to destroy even the very planet. Not counting literally waging a war against Earth.

[@martenkahr3365]

A fair few of the crimes here had mitigating circumstances, including all three death penalties. Regicide, for instance, gets murky when you're killing the ruler of an enemy nation. Especially when you're a prince and said ruler is about to commit regicide on your father. Likewise, it's not difficult to argue the Attempted Genocide and Mass Destruction of Property that followed were legitimate military retaliation to what would very much be an act of war. Perhaps a disproportionate response to an assassination attempt, but otherwise comparable to an official with the authority to make the decision pressing the nuclear button in response to... say a North Korean assassin being caught red-handed trying to assassinate the US president. And a fair few of the others were done under the effects of brainwashing.

[@sambeldus1077]

@@martenkahr3365 but isnt the Ruler of the Frost Giants Lokis biological father? Isnt this then parricide?

[@alceratops6853]

In the end of their arcs, Obadiah Stank basically got sentenced to death by electric not-chair, Red Skull basically got sentenced to the ultimate community service for life, and Loki basically got sentenced to death by a purple executioner.

[@chrisdowns8859]

"community service for life" LOL!! Win!

[@alceratops6853]

Also, he should've been called Obadiah Stank

[@IkaszuchiOokami]

we need to remember that Red Skulls criminal actions where also war crimes, along with his affiliation with being affiliated(part of the NAZI party) and also did an act of treason when he he separated from Hitler's NAZI party to become his own organization.

[@shotpack8374]

I call it universal community service

[@captainflowers748]

Wouldnt red skull get the same sentence as the other Nazi German leaders?

[@klee7249]

You forgot to account for the 80 something people that Loki also allegedly killed.

[@glam4663]

In 2 days no less

[@madmannn9576]

@@glam4663 he's adopted

[@rockstarburne]

@@madmannn9576 well shit, hes pardoned

[@alceratops6853]

He secretly got pardoned because he's adopted

[@j.pnewcomer1069]

@@alceratops6853 He served a prison sentence on Asgard and then was released in Dark World

[@johnturner7952]

You forgot to add property damage when Loki threw Tony Stark out of the window.

[@robbydudley1124]

Also assault by choking and throwing him to the floor

[@Goversher]

Ur right there

[@MM126.90]

Just add $300 to his $5100 dollar fine

[@elliotfong5061]

What about mass murder

[@owmyknees]

would him taking the aliens in via the portal count as illegal smuggling or someting?

[@aidanhelfrich4887]

I unironically always wanted to know what would happen to marvel's villains if they were tried for there crimes

[@gamrknight8060]

@Sammstudios there's like four court cases in the whole show or some shit

[@likematters5568]

@Sammstudios no

[@MawDaws]

*their :troll:

[@HassleHoffer372]

Well now you know. I’m sorry but “ItS ‘tHeIr’ To ShOw PoSsEsIoN” 🤓🤓🤓

[@gachalifetoonstudios1377]

They're gonna need Saul Goodman to help them with this case

[@Kira1Lawliet]

I love how Loki has 4 death sentences and has died like 3 times throughout the franchise (more than that if you count his variants).

[@Spider-Man2094]

Loki has only officially died once. He faked his death those other times.

[@raymondwiggins354]

0:40 I was already laughing at life and death

[@Usonan-Foderation2016]

I am like №421

[@Cute_as_duckss]

Actually, 4 times!! Loki he’s pruned in the Loki series!

[@Kira1Lawliet]

@@Cute_as_duckss That wasn't a death though.

[@Boop__Doop]

You have been charging redskull like it was a normal circumstances However you should be charging him for war crimes

[@striker389unknown2]

Funny you say that since he literally got charged for war crimes at 4:22

[@Chloe_Zana]

Surprised Red Skull didn't get anything for the literal death camps he was running.

[@winsy5241]

Also the treatment of POW, where they were experimented on and forced to work on weapons for the war, both of which are war crimes.

[@pooppooper9033]

I think it’s because the movie doesn’t show him ordering those stuff. So technically it might’ve technically not been HIS crime.

[@jockeyfield1954]

@@pooppooper9033 "your honor, this man may have been with the nazis and sympathetic to their cause, but the footage never actually shows him oppressing minorities, therefore, he's an innocent person"

[@pooppooper9033]

@@jockeyfield1954 As stupid as that argument sounds, I’m guessing someone would get a different sentence if they hung around a group of people who experimented on humans than if they were known to give the order. I was also more so referring to the structure of the video than if he’d actually be guilty. It usually only counts crimes that were either done on screen, or at the very least confirmed on screen. Otherwise, the Red Skull section would be 2 hours listing everything that happened in WWII.

[@condedooku9750]

@@pooppooper9033 At the very least, he could then be accused of being an accomplice to genocide.

[@jbourbon3734]

I think Loki just broke the record of Most Amount of Life and Death Sentences.

[@firewall5189]

mousait didnt keep track of sentences for him, but i feel like lord shen easily wouldve surpassed loki lol and even then homelander probably takes the record no problem (so far in this series anyways)

[@rebelwolf772]

Wait for thanos im sure he will take the cake

[@Scar-Predator]

Actually, I'm pretty sure Gru still reigns supreme, not counting the AVL pardon. Edit: Gru didn't have the most life or death sentences, but would have to pay the most money, for there's no limit. When you think it ends it always continues. It's infinite.

[@Nova-ge4lp]

Life Sentences, nope Homelander wins with 37 life sentences (somehow didn't get the death penalty considering on top of the 37 life sentences, almost 900 years of prison)

[@BostonCreme]

I think he's tied with Drago from HTTYD 2

[@maxblaze7824]

I'm not sure if it's ever confirmed, but it is heavily implied that Loki was tortured and brainwashed after he fell from the Bifrost and that everything that happened on earth was done under brainwashing, including the invasion.

[@rachelstewart2264]

Actually, Marvel did confirm that he was under the control of Thanos/ The Mind Stone.

[@yeemawheaver1387]

Hm good to know

[@epicmarschmallow5049]

That's the most retconny retcon I've ever heard

[@duskfinger6799]

What would Thanks have wanted from the Battle of New York? He had the mind stone in the sceptre he gave to Loki, and Loki captured the tesseract in the first act. The battle of New York was entirely unnecessary for Thanos’ grand plan. (Unless you plan to argue that his attack on the curry was to steal the time stone, but that feel unlikely). I think that Loki was mind controlled when he captured the tesseract, but that the attack on New York was done by him as revenge against Thor.

[@rachelstewart2264]

@@duskfinger6799 Loki needed another portal to get back, since the portal that he came through was gone. So opening a really big portal so that Loki can deliver the two stones to Thanos, as well as leading an army to help bring "balance" to Earth is a pretty good strategy.

[@carlfromtheoc1788]

Loki, as a Prince of Asgard could probably claim sovereign immunity/diplomatic immunity. Stane's lawyers would get things reduced or get him into a facility due to diminished capacity or some such. Red Skull, definitely war crimes is the biggie and technically, he did end up in a prison of sorts.

[@j.pnewcomer1069]

the ultimate sentence of community service.

[@jacobporter419]

Loki is the only person out of everyone you've done so far who could definitely make it through his sentence

[@craigmoon2121]

He couldn't simply because of the death sentences. Everything else he could make it through though.

[@generalhux1818]

@@craigmoon2121 idk... loki's died before. repeatedly. I suspect a firing squad would be rather easy for him, actually.

[@DJ-PH03N1XX]

@@craigmoon2121 he'll fake death a few times

[@teresar6348]

@@craigmoon2121 man's has a thing for resurrections tho

[@Lotselance]

@@teresar6348 I was just about to say that lmao. He's died like three times so far and is still around

[@yobabycolin2933]

Loki actually might get at least one more death sentence for sending the Destoryer to Earth.

[@abraham2172]

I dont think so. Its task was "only" to kill Thor, Loki may could have used that as a defense trying to blame the Destroyer for the destruction of the village.

[@yobabycolin2933]

@@abraham2172 True. Still at least another life sentence.

[@teresar6348]

It'd prolly make more sense that his charge would be that of illegally entering(smuggling) the destroyer in. As Loki is king, and sitting in Asgard, and only aiming at a citizen of Asgard (I think Odin stripped Thor's title of prince at this point?) he would be at the Juristiction of Asgard. At the moment, the person who would charge Loki would be the king....currently Loki. Acts of terrorism perhaps?

[@Coldheart322]

@@teresar6348 Loki has no effective jurisdiction on Earth, so sending someone to Earth to kill Thor would come under Earth jurisdiction. The fact the Destroyer caused property damage, and I think even killed some people, would make him liable. It is why normally you can't just send assassins across borders to kill people, even if the targets are citizens of your nation.

[@justhair17]

@@Coldheart322 Well, it would be a violation of US's sovereignty and because he was king, it would be considered like Asgard violated American's sovereignty. But it was committed while Loki was acting in his capacity as king of Asgard, so he would have immunity from US jurisdiction for it.

[@eliotoole4534]

Couldn’t the murder charge at the beginning for Loki be considered self defense? If someone was grabbing my arm and giving my what looked like massive frostbite/hypoxia/necrosis I most certainly would fight back

[@nikkiofthevalley]

I think yes, he isn't aware that he isn't being harmed by that, for all he knows the Frost Giant is trying to kill him via freezing.

[@j.pnewcomer1069]

@@nikkiofthevalley I guess we can't tell really though because since Loki is Jotun he might not be affected by the cold/pain Lauyfey was trying to inflict.

[@dingo1547]

Also aren’t the Frost Giants and Asgard at war. Therefore its not a crime to kill an enemy soldier.

[@WTFMANify]

They weren’t at war at the current time. Thor had invaded and Loki went with.

[@averageconsumer0]

The war is declared by Laufie when Odin arrives, before that, it would mean Loki and the other characters were trespassing into Jotunheim and also breaking a peace treaty. Any frost giant killed during this time, i would argue, could be considered first degree murder.

[@Demonoicgamer666]

Loki in the first Thor movie would have been let off for the majority of charges due to his royal status as king in Thor and Odin’s absence.

[@CakesAreNotTruths]

monarchs can't be charged if we know their laws are so loki's crimes still count

[@m0stlyGh0sty]

I always liked to think that the weapon Red Skull uses on those three guys just teleported them to some random part of the universe, which on it's own doesn't sound like murder, until you consider the likelihood of them either ending up on a planet, a planet that can sustain human life, or them even managing to survive for very long

[@bluemutt9964]

More than likely you would just be sent to an empty pocket of space, still pretty funny

[@rebelwolf772]

That could be considered kidnapping however due to a court not being able to tell what happened be it teleportation or incinraition it would likely be ruled as murder

[@yaroslavpanych2067]

@@rebelwolf772 it cannot be ruled as murder, no evidence, and all eyewitnesses, even if considered as reliable are not competent to judge what has happened. It is due of prosecutors to prove the crime, and due to absence of expert witnesses, murder conviction will be as unreachable as Pluto.

[@rebelwolf772]

@@yaroslavpanych2067 true assuming there is no camra evidenice but for the sake of debate say that was all on camra and the court got to view it then red skull would be likely told to explain what happened or have the worse assumed

[@nathanford2072]

I doubt anyone in america would miss them since they worked for hitler though.

[@kingstickman5278]

I like how when you showed us lokis sentence at the end you put a picture of him smiling like he's proud of himself. MOMMY IM SORTA FAMOUS Thanks for the likes didn't expect to get 600 likes

[@SyM-Prisoner627]

He would be proud of himself.

[@angelika9396]

Yeah but he is 😂

[@TheRealRandomFandom]

HE IS

[@kingstickman5278]

Yeah know I've realized he definitely would be proud of himself

[@JustSomeRandomThoughts1002]

He is and we know it lol

[@AceSpadeThePikachu]

We all know Loki was tried and convicted on Asgard under Asgardian law, though considering his ridiculously long lifespan and the fact that he has cheated death at LEAST 4 times so far...it could be argued he's already served out most if not all of that. Also the "death penalty" sentence would depend on where and when each villain committed their crimes...because you know...there are more places out there than just America. Each of these villains committed at least SOME of their crimes internationally (and in Loki's case, intergalactically), so the charges for crimes committed in those jurisdictions would be subject to the laws of said jurisdictions.

[@HOLDENPOPE]

Mousait is British.

[@rawr70101]

@@HOLDENPOPE ...Which doesn't have a death penalty, so the comment still stands. There are other places than america, most of them don't have a death penalty. Why not appeal to the wider audience? We all know what death means, but whats the difference between a death sentence and a life sentence when your government doesn't execute people? If its just based in american laws, any first degree murder charge could be 'Death' instead of 'life', or a 20 year sentence, depending on the judge. If its already not simplistic, why not make it accurate too?

[@HOLDENPOPE]

@@rawr70101 you're arguing against a point that doesn't exist. I wasn't saying that Loki would get the Death Penalty for all his crimes, I was saying that Mousait is British when the commenter seems to think he's American.

[@myleswelnetz6700]

For Loki, we’re looking at the 2011 Thor and 2012 Avengers. Also, Loki freezing Heimdall is technically in a grey area between self defense and first degree attempted murder.

[@tuoshiwan5046]

I think you can argue knowing heimdall is a god too that he knows heimdall won't die from that. It could be false imprisonment.

[@Britshit]

0:40 "Life + Death" *Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.*

[@tracivano3698]

Thanos reference

[@yourmother7963]

Next series should be how many times the hero could have stopped the villain if they weren't idiots half the time.

[@shisuiuchiha4346]

Join the discord and suggest

[@FGenthusiast0052]

Reminds me of that video evaluating each season of The Flash, and every single villain, they would stop to talk, instead of just sending them to jail/knock them out/leaving to authorities.

[@year7high711]

@@FGenthusiast0052 eh debatable

[@FGenthusiast0052]

@@year7high711 let's rephrase it to most, since truly, there are some villains that can't be easily neutralized by The Flash (like another speedster, or that villain that turns into gas). But that makes a low amount of the total villains of the show. There's no way you are going to make me believe that a guy that can easily run around the planet *multiple times*, time travel via his speed alone, and even not only evacuate a whole building of people, but also giving them each a vaccine in a safer area...can not only let a really normal dude with a gold/ice gun escape, but also be hit by their laser gun? There's a lot of problems with that show, but one of those problems is that The Flash not only is too powerful for some of his goons, but also bad writing is involved, avoiding the episode to end in 3 mins. At least for this lower level threats.

[@year7high711]

@@FGenthusiast0052 to be fair I give it a pass in the early seasons. But I did like in season 8 they improved that aspect

[@layabstar]

in Loki's defense, he was raised by an all powerful alien conquerer💀💀

[@solarcupid2583]

Since no one has said it yet (from what I can tell) everything Loki did during the Avengers movie could and probably would be pardoned as it was later confirmed that Loki was under the scepter's control until Hulk smashed him in Stark Tower. Not only that, but he was tortured by Thanos until he broke meaning that even *if* he wasn't under the control of the scepter, he still did those actions under duress/unwillingly. Duress wouldn't likely result in pardoning, especially for the murder, but the sentence could be greatly lessened

[@justhair17]

I mean it could be lessened, but almost certainly not pardoned. And lessening the sentence doesnt rly help when looking at multiple death sentences

[@solarcupid2583]

@@justhair17 I mean... They pardoned (presumably) Hawkeye after he killed multiple government agents and destroyed government equipment worth millions of dollars because he wasn't in control of his actions at the time

[@gamerstheater1187]

he'd be charged for minor crimes and as an accomplice

[@j.pnewcomer1069]

@@justhair17 Yes I agree, he still had his own goals to fulfill while under Thanos' orders.

[@nicholascasey6473]

By technicality, Loki standing against the Bifrost guard is the equivalent of going to area 51, and telling the guard you dug an entrance into it. Which for being a government agency(the gatekeeper works for the throne) will demand for the truth to be told or just kill you for violations. This charge would most likely be trying to incite riot or an aggravated harassments.

[@patricknathan5805]

This does not apply because Loki was the ruler of the nation, and had free reign to go where he pleases. If anything Heimdall committed both assault with intent to kill, and grand treason as he attacked his king

[@NakAlienEd]

@@patricknathan5805 Exactly! It's more akin to the President telling a guard that he's been sneaking in and out of Area 51, then firing the guard. Loki is technically/legally allowed to do all that.

[@dIancaster]

You're not allowed to "kill someone for violations" because 1. The guard didn't witness a thing, so there's no evidence of it, 2. Trespassing, even onto a location like that, is not a de-facto capital punishment crime, 3. The guard was not acting in self defense.

[@HappyMatt12345]

I like how Loki leading frost giants into asgard is equated to smuggling illegal aliens over the border lol. Also since that crime took place in Asgard technically Loki's charge would be up to Odin himself rather than US law. Also I have an idea for a video you could do: If TMNT 2012 villains were charged for their crimes

[@princesscrystal6410]

Just do TMNT period, I want to see how all the shredders measure up in crime

[@surrk1057]

Yea but can you find scriptures of Odin punishing smuggling of illegal immigrants? Loki got off easy fr

[@mage3690]

I think, but I'm not at all certain, that these crimes are all charged per UK law. The US and UK common law systems are similar enough it doesn't make a lot of difference, though.

[@karolnowak6423]

@@princesscrystal6410 I wonder how attempt to destroy the reality itself would count (as in omniverse scale, entire timelines). Or literal genocide of an entire planet population. Shredder is beyond the scale of law, tbh.

[@HappyMatt12345]

@@princesscrystal6410 I want to see how all of the TMNT villains crimes measure out tbh. Honestly doing all of the different adaptations would be cool, but 2012 Shredder particularly because he is my favorite human interpretation of the character (emphasizing human interpretation because my favorite adaptations are the 2003 shredder and Rise shredder who are both inhuman)

[@sherodbrown3961]

I always wondered what the purpose of multiple death penalties were until you said it makes it far less easy to appeal.

[@own4801]

Most of Loki's crimes took place in places that don't do the death penalty.

[@epicwolves125]

All his videos are using US laws

[@mcswisscheese3031]

​@@epicwolves125 not all states in the US do death penalty though.

[@zunsen3991]

Glad we're only doing Phase 1 for now... hate to see what crimes Marvel villains do in Phase 4

[@B.Launders]

It’d require multiple 1 hour videos at least.

[@noahtaylor1721]

@@B.Launders And that would only be for 1 villain

[@elhopper3735]

I would actually love to see that

[@spacecowboyz0154]

FATWS has literal terrorists

[@peterpham9061]

Oh thanos OH THANOS

[@biohazard724]

Wouldn't Loki's assault on SHIELD carry a harsher penalty considering it's a federal agency?

[@justhair17]

Probably. Same with killing Coulson and attempting to kill Fury, as they are very high ranking feds

[@unfadingtoast1]

Funny that Loki could live out everything including the death sentences

[@matthew8629]

lmao true

[@justasadmanforabanana4124]

But how

[@TheIncredible_Panda2214]

The fact that out of all the villains on the list the only one who could possibly serve out his sentences is loki due to his slow aging.

[@timeglue2182]

I love how he included the punishment that red skull would receive from his country’s laws and the allies just love to that extra bit of detail

[@Iron8127]

So he's in trouble either way

[@GameristicForce]

Loki’s first crime could be defended as self defence, as they tried to kill each other.

[@Coldheart322]

Loki was an invader, so I doubt self defence would work.

[@paulrance5445]

@@Coldheart322 Loki was also confirmed to be controlled by the Mind Stone/Thanos

[@justjoe4390]

It wasn't "confirmed." It was made up many years after the movie came out. The movies themselves never said he was brain-washed, and the devs only made that shit up after Loki became stupidly popular with fangirls.

[@SebasTian58323]

Given that Loki is already about 1500 years old, I think he would likely survive the years of the sentence, and they'd probably have to come up with a new way to kill him for any death sentence, as he's likely immune or resistant to all the current methods given his ice giant/godly physiology. I would also like to point out that the events of the avengers happened while he was under duress, as The Other and Thanos were essentially bribing and forcing him to do it using threats of violence and pain. Yes, he was getting something out of it, but he was also being threatened at the same time. I think he should be able to make a deal there to reduce his sentencing a bit, as he was under duress and we saw that the Other was able to cause him pain even from far away. Even Thor knew Loki was being used by someone else. He was also tried on Asgard and sentenced for his crimes there, as seen with his imprisonment in Thor Dark World, so he's served a small part of his sentence.

[@j.pnewcomer1069]

Definitley, I think it was said that Odin was about 30,000 years old, assuming Jotun have a similar life span.

[@SebasTian58323]

@@j.pnewcomer1069 he's about the same age as Thor, and he's 1500 years old give or take, from what he said in endgame, and Laufi lived at least double that to have died in the first Thor movie

[@teresar6348]

Thoughts on these arguments as the hypothetical supervillain lawyer? -The first frost giant Loki killed in Thor is self defense as he was attacking Loki with intent to harm and kill. Loki could not have been expected to know he'd be fine given he didn't know he was a frost giant. -Loki is a foreign royal, regent king for part of Thor. I wonder if that would give him sovereign immunity like the UK royal family or diplomatic immunity (not sure on this one) for crimes off his home world. Unlike Thor he wasn't explicitly stripped of his titles as prince when he was presumed dead. -Laufey declared war in essence after Thor's retaliation -Coulson lived so that would be attempted murder. -One could argue Loki's actions as regent king can be claimed out depending on the laws of Asgard (On that note have you been using estimated charges in the location that would most likely have jurisdiction where possible or just 1 nation? Though I get not being able to go into heavy detail for other realms, I assume some jurisdiction goes to Germany for Stuggart) Given it is a warrior realm with an absolute monarchy I can see him getting more leniency. (except in crimes of years in jail given life expectancy) -In general acts as a country actively at war don't exactly line up with the person on the throne as much as one taking them of their own will. My thoughts going to nukes and WW2, I am p sure the president didn't get murder charges for those? Specifically for when Loki is king, before and after, not his call on the nation, different story. -I assume we are ignoring assault charges across the board for convenience? I don't blame you I don't wanna count every punch each villian throws either. -No way in hell that push dagger woulda killed Thor and I think they both know that. Def a crime but prolly not attempted murder -I know this goes against em but property damage across the board I am an engineering student not a lawyer so if any of these are off, thats why

[@niedless6826]

You really found yourself a goldmine with this premise. Keep up the great content :)

[@zacross8504]

With Loki waging war, wouldn’t he not be violating any peace treaties as Asgard never signed any of said treaties?

[@j.pnewcomer1069]

Well considering the fact that people from Asgard (including Loki) have been to earth before (See nordic mythology) some leader might have made some sort of peace agreement with Odin at some point in history.

[@lelandholmquist2467]

Well… yes but… fucking hell you got a point there.

[@gulliverthegullible6667]

A list of crime sentences for the heroes would be interesting. Tony Stark created Ultron and should carry its sentence. Captain America assaulted police officers. Spider Man and Daredevil are guilty of being vigilantes. She Hulk destroyed a car park. Wanda killed some people from Wakanda. Wolverine killed a lot of people.

[@championregion2078]

Tony Stark saying son of a bitch at 9:57 was hilarious 😂

[@undersscore6930]

With Loki, instead of murder for Phil Coulson, it would be attempted murder because Phil survived, as shown in Agents of Shield. Edit: okay I get it he’s a clone.

[@jonathansauceda589]

He was "dead" for about a week

[@jacksondockeray2748]

The Canonicity of Agents of Shield isn't exactly stable, mostly due to the fact that it doesn't react at all to snap or the sudden reappearance of people. basically, Phil Coulson could easily still be dead.

[@m.douglas8492]

It would also be self-defence, because phil was pointing what was clearly a gun at him. Edit: Yeah he was escaping from prison and armed thats a good point.

[@professionalhaterofhating]

Nah he actually died but was brought back to life

[@bluemutt9964]

@@m.douglas8492 Is it self-defense to attack and kill the guards who are keeping you for previous crimes?

[@jasonx1174]

I eventually want to see him do video game villains.

[@Obsidianeyes431]

Vouch!

[@mariobroultimate1808]

Oh boy! Cannot wait to see how many sentences Bowser gets for kidnapping Peach so many times.

[@Magnetism-_-98]

Imagine the sentences the GTA protagonists would get.

[@StarWithAPencil]

@@Magnetism-_-98 He did count gru who was a protagonist so i'm guessing he will count them as well in the future if he will.

[@sphereoffice7789]

@@mariobroultimate1808 Imagine the crimes committed by Lavos from Chrono trigger

[@landonmoon9770]

Killing in entire population is not only considered genocide. It’s also considered populicide as Loki attempt to kill the entire population of frost giants.

[@paulrance5445]

When Loki killed Laufey, that frost giant, he wasn’t just saving Odin but also killing his father, so it should be counted as Parricide. (because laufey is his dad)

[@NotaTechGuy177]

5:49 lmao, that was perfect

[@mr.creeper6836]

I'm not sure but I think that Loky yeeting Thor off the helicarrier wouldn't count as first degree attempted murder because he would realistically know that Thor could survive that, rather he was trying to slow him down. Don't know what crime that would be tho.

[@juanon_industries7256]

Battery

[@CakesAreNotTruths]

@@juanon_industries7256 or likely assault with intent to kill

[@An0niem4]

Good point, have you ever considered a career in criminal law related to extraterrestrial beings?

[@zaidsyed8501]

Keep doing these, they're really funny 😂

[@isaiahadams1208]

It’s probably just me but seeing him charge the Marvel villains for their crimes and adding on to their sentences is funny 😂😂😂🤣

[@darrenvilleneuve8311]

Loki killing that frost giant that grabbed his arm should also be self defense because that was supposed to hurt him but because loki is also a frost giant he was immune but he didn't know it at the time so frost giant intended to assault loki and loki stabbed him in self defense

[@professionalhaterofhating]

Bro appeared out of nowhere making these “charging villains” videos and I am watching every video he releases of it 😂

[@Space97.]

Same Lmao 🤣

[@umbrex_the_reaper]

These Videos are so addicting! Thanks for making awesome videos!!!

[@nicktroisi6347]

0:16 I nearly chocked on my drink 😂😂😂😂 Jeff Bridges is hilarious in anything he’s in

[@skillissue707]

damn, loki be collecting those life sentences like pokemon

[@kacperk6484]

Wait for Thanos :D Imo he is able to get a whole pokedex

[@gryffindorftw6198]

I wanna be the very worst Like no one ever was

[@underthestory396]

@@gryffindorftw6198 To obtain them is my real quest

[@gryffindorftw6198]

@@underthestory396 To destroy is my cause.

[@Scenario_animations]

@@gryffindorftw6198 I'll murder across the land, to slaughteer far and wiiide.

[@hopelesslyoptimistic8231]

You should have an episode just for Tony. He may not be a villain but he probably commits the most crimes to humanity out of all the heroes.

[@princesscrystal6410]

Agreed, I head canon strange wanted to get Tony killed off because of what he’s done

[@masonsykes2240]

Does doing crimes while under the influence of brainwashing count? If so, Winter Soldier. But Tony doesnt really give a shit about property damage, so...

[@elijahfordsidioticvarietys8770]

What crimes does he commit? He kills terrorists, he kills evil alien combatants, he kills robots, he kills robot aliens, and he kills Nazis. Correct me if I’m wrong, but Tony Stark never kills civilians or anything. He only protects people from villains, who half of the time aren’t even sentient beings.

[@domri4203]

Or the Hulk

[@masonsykes2240]

@@domri4203 HULK COMMIT MASS PROPERTY DAMAAAAAAAGE

[@lefthandpathmedia5958]

@1:54 you have completely forgotten about all of the things Obediah Stene destroys, including a reactor, and many cars, which only adds to first degree attempted murder charges.

[@oofingtontheoofergamer9086]

BRO HE COMMITS SO MUCH MURDER AND ASSAULT

[@ronaldmatos1516]

I’m pretty sure that would be property damage.

[@falconplaya1949]

4:39 I’m sorry, but with an army that big for incitement, that should at least be 25-30 years in prison

[@Mason_Blondeau]

Interesting.

[@adrianpaul7956]

4:57 I wouldn't call this second degree murder if loki was defending himself

[@xxtmntxxrae4544]

Most people: “I’m gonna use my law knowledge to be a lawyer and help people” Mousait: “I’m gonna use it to charge fictional characters”

[@kiritotheabridgedgod4178]

10:50 it wouldn't make him a war criminal, he never signed any treaty, so he isn't in violation of any.

[@deathbykonami5487]

What's multiple life sentences to Loki? He's immortal, and he'd outlive every prison on the planet.

[@Attorney.Super_Queen]

Lmao Ikr

[@professionalidiot4987]

Loki is probably the only one who could challenge Gru... for now.

[@craigmoon2121]

Can't wait for Thanos lol

[@elliotfong5061]

What about the one who brainwashed Winter Soldier or Mysterio

[@RoboFuryMan]

5:05 uh self defense?

[@BiffcheeseSpinoccoli]

The sound effect each time a charge was levied made this unintentionally hilarious. 😂

[@MPdude237]

Nearing the end of the year, I would like to see a top 5 or 10 biggest fictional criminals covered so far. Who has the largest sentence, largest number of deaths and/or violent crimes, largest sentence from petty or non-felon crimes, largest sentence from non-violent crimes, and maybe a few more I haven’t thought of. I would also like to see hero’s and Anti-heroes on this. I am sure that the likes of Deadpool or Punisher would have a long list of crimes but you could probably dig up something on Superman or Captain America.

[@elliesheek5944]

Captain America literally stole a car at least twice

[@k.c.hughes3210]

Question: Would the charges and sentences for Loki in the Avengers be slightly different if it's taken into consideration that he was being influenced by the mind stone for the entire movie? Not trying to make excuses for Loki whatsoever, this is simply coming from a place of curiosity.

[@TonyExists]

The answer is unsure, there’s a chance it could fall into a similar area as plea of insanity due to them not being mentally in control while doing the action, but as far ad i’m aware, there’s no direct legal distinction for things similar to mind control

[@siobhannoble8545]

There is no in-universe evidence for that. It was just thrown in to appease the fangirls. And, even if it was true; the fact that Loki shows no remorse for his actions (even acting proud of them) would suggest that he wasn't acting entirely against his will.

[@Lotselance]

@@siobhannoble8545 There is absolutely evidence for that, but mind controlled is the wrong word. He was being influenced by the mind stone. And aside from the obvious evidence that Loki is more violent and sadistic in Avengers 1 than in any other of his appearances, there is the scene where the mind stone starts affecting the Avengers too, especially Banner, to act more aggressively and hostile

[@HappyMatt12345]

He wasn't being mind controlled though, he was working with Thanos. The mind controlled theory isn't supported at all by the events of The Avengers.

[@Natta44]

​@@HappyMatt12345 Loki wasn't mind controlled he was influenced by the scepter, like corrupted by it. So he became more evil while weilding it, he had no empathy because it was playing off his negative emotions. There's a scene in Avengers were Thor punches him and he kind of wakes up for a second. Also after Hulk smashes him, he wakes up and acts jovial cracking a joke instead of all evil and smarmy.

[@Dookieman1975]

Pretty sure Loki killing the first frost giant was in self defense, just didn’t know the giant most likely wouldn’t kill him

[@kpounder4908]

Still counters as murder even if they were trying to kill them

[@midnight_blue_moon]

@@kpounder4908 It's not legally considered murder if you do it in self defense (at least in the US)

[@tempestflare4339]

You could also throw on a wrongful termination for iron monger since that line would technically be wrongful termination "your services are no longer required"

[@jetfire1153red]

8:53 physically maybe not but men with that attitude, every country in the world has either had one or knows of one or both and they are despised the world over. so the old man is right from certain point of view and Loki‘s ego won’t allow it to see it.

[@emmariley-baker8719]

I personally see Heimdall as Asgard's law enforcement, so I'd say it's assault against a police officer and resisting arrest

[@jackofalltradeshermes]

But by law, Loki was acting king at the time. Heimdall attacking him is attempted regicide.

[@mage3690]

I suppose it all depends on if Heimdall swore his oath to Odin or to the Aasgard crown.

[@BostonCreme]

@@mage3690 true

[@teresar6348]

Loki as king also relieved him of his duties, which is binding. Therefore at the moment he did it he no longer worked for the crown. how he said that he was no longer oath bound.

[@justhair17]

Doesnt work when Loki is the king

[@HippoEnjoyer]

I don’t know if Loki dropping Thor out of the helicarrier would count as Attempted Murder as Loki would have known Thor wouldn’t have died from that

[@abby_m1201]

this made me want to get up and do my criminal justice homework for some reason🚶🏼‍♀

[@susanafangirl1595]

I am grateful Loki got a redemption arc. I am grateful that I have a good memory. I am grateful that I was able to forgive Loki . I am grateful Loki got punished but didn't get executed. I am grateful that Phase 4 made it clear that him seeming to enjoy hurting people was an act. I still love Loki. While I have my views about Loki, I will do my best to listen to other people's opinions and respect them while not taking them so personally.

[@justjoe4390]

Why do you even have to say all that? Are you such a Loki fanboy/girl that you desperately want to pardon him for murdering and mind-controlling dozens of people? Lol, I bet you're the same person who forgives school shooters because they're cute and suffered from sad childhoods.

[@CrippledCrusader]

I absolutely love what you’ve done with this series. It’s evolved so much from when you started, awesome commentary and breakdown.

[@TynamM]

I'm going to argue against the attempted murder charge for dropping Thor out of the Helicarrier. Loki had been trying to kill Thor for a long time; he knew perfectly well that Thor would survive the fall.

[@j.pnewcomer1069]

Ummm-Objection your honor this commenter is not an attorney there fore cannot defend the defendant!

[@Zeonite-of5lu]

To be fair he probably wasnt expecting it to work and it didnt but he still tried it anyway

[@TheRealRandomFandom]

Please make another part! I wanna see more

[@Stephanie-kh6nx]

I love these! Please make more! And thank you for inputting both crimes and sentences!

[@vethenoir]

The fact that you only have 9 videos and already 80k subs is amazing, Keep up the work lad

[@Saturn_57]

I discovered you channel wednesday and i gotta say, this is the most original idea for movie i've ever seen, keep this up dude

[@RoboRamus]

We need more marvel. This is a masterpiece

[@mekhakreature]

Oh I miss really older Marvel cinematic universe. Everything was dramatic but focused on clear goals. And villains were allowed to be evil. And it was awesome.

[@4louisMC]

Love the videos, and that you add the sentence and fine at the end of every cut. Keep it up! Also, would be cool if you could do Lord of the Rings next. I know this is unreasonable, but would be really cool, as well as good clickbait!

[@hyperryft]

11:23 I think you missed another case of Grand Larceny as he escapes while stealing The Tesseract.

[@maestrulgamer9695]

6:24-Who brought the Leviathan Axe into the MCU?😐

[@clevandbrown6042]

10:30 it's also destroying of propertie bc he broke the wondow

[@gferrol118]

Seems fitting that the guy we've seen die many times got 4 death sentences

[@bluemutt9964]

4:13 You'd be shocked what you can get away with in a war when you're the winners

[@PsychoTrenchcoatKid]

bro when i found your channel a few days ago i was looking for a video like your with marvel, and boom.

[@owenbyrne9850]

I love the picture you choose for Loki's mugshot. hope theres one for phase2-3 Loki and the loki variants

[@BostonCreme]

I think loki deserves an entire video. From phase 1 to the TV show

[@lightningpenguin8937]

Seeing this makes the TV show into some heavy BS. I kind of forgot just how messed up, and more importantly strong loki actually is.

[@gryffindorftw6198]

@@lightningpenguin8937 That was one of the reasons why I refused to watch it, I knew they were going to try to redeem him when he really doesn’t deserve it. I hate villains who get forgiven for doing absolutely terrible things.

[@BostonCreme]

I understand what yall mean. It's 2012 loki slowly becoming 2021 loki and he's starting to learn the error of his ways. But I don't really understand either, like that's his thing. I guess it's either character development or redemption arc

[@romansionis2470]

@@BostonCreme "slowly" lol it kinda seemed like it only took him a few minutes in the first episode

[@teresar6348]

TV show wouldn't be able to be added directly into the count though, because its an alternate timeline, and since time does pass where 2 actions happen that woulda been at the same time (in 616 he gets walked outside while in the alt he was in china), it'd have to be seperate. Feel like the first thing we gotta do is try and translate all his crimes to the laws of the countries they happened: I.E. try to figure out the laws of Asgard

[@Vilisnerson]

Did anyone else hear the lego star wars lightsaber ground stab sound effect at 7:28 Edit: Natasha Rominoff also stated he killed 80 people in 2 days, so he would get a death sentence for mass murder there, or 80 life sentences for 80 counts of first/second degree murder

[@undersscore6930]

Hope you hit 100k soon.

[@jaspalsarkaria7281]

Lokis first “murder” also looked like defense to me

[@thebocce5741]

I feel like Loki should be pardoned for the first instance of second degree murder along with the pardoning for the assault charge with the ice blast, due to the fact that it was in self-defense Not like that'd do anything though, because he commits so many other crimes, but still

[@teresar6348]

The first trip to Jotenheim in general isn't technically his fault in law as he was told to go by the crown prince. Even as his brother, Thor has higher power and only Odin would be above. And after that, Loki is king so technically Sovereign immunity til Odin wakes?

[@I_do_go_down]

You are doing great content, can’t wait to see you grow more

[@Greater72]

Very Nice that you explain some of the sentences and add up the total punishment. I wonder what thanos would get

[@josephbariteau1225]

10:56 there were approximately 74 people who died and $160B in damages. So this would be 74 extra life sentences and a $160B fine.

[@mxb9085]

6:42 I mean… Lord Shen successfully committed a genocide

[@alvynnjethroevangelista9778]

Not all of the pandas

[@infernus3660]

Nope, there was still a village full of pandas in the third movie

[@ellanimation816]

@@infernus3660he tried to, as far as he knew he succeeded

[@ogochukwuify]

5:24 “smuggling illegal aliens across the border” I see whatcha doin there🤨🤨🤨

[@christopherromero6902]

I thought the same thing

[@VirusEclipse]

“How do you plead?” “Heh heh, Madam…a God doesn’t plead.”

[@jessicakaemery]

Technically that first murder from Loki was self defence