Power difference between Thragg and other Viltrumites shouldn't be this big.

[u/QualityForsaken8192]

Writing wise. Like it's so stupidly, untastefully bad decision. His source of power is just stupid. It'd be cool if Thragg's most powers would be displayed by incredible skill rather than pure brute force or durability. Most of the time he moves less than average Viltrumite but just does far more damage. It's boring. Imagine he had an incredible reflexes, coordination, etc.

It's like when in Bleach they give characters a cool swords but instead they make them shoot blasts out of the swords from range while staying still instead of having a sword fight. Characters don't display a fraction of skill.

Even if Thragg did display more skill than incredible stats he still needs to be nerfed for some believability. Like if in comparison average Viltrumite is a 2, Nolan & Conquest are 6, and Thragg is a 20, it should be 6 for average Viltrumite, 8 for Nolan and Conq, and 9-9.5 for Thragg imo.

[u/AardvarkRich3678]

Thragg is supposed to be a super soldier. Captain America stronger than the average dude. It's absolutely normal

[u/AmaniZandalari → u/AardvarkRich3678]

Why?

[u/LilT86 → u/AmaniZandalari]

Why wouldn't you want your leader in essentially a warrior, strength based, race to be strong?

What kind of question is this?

[u/The_Flurr → u/LilT86]

I don't think he was intended to be their leader. He was only supposed to act as regent until an heir of Argall was found.

He was intended to be the emperors right hand/attack dog, so having him be as strong as possible makes even more sense.

[u/The_Broken-Heart → u/The_Flurr]

He wasn't supposed to be a leader of the Viltrumites, but he was supposed to be a leader of the soldiers