One of the hottest debates that came out resulted from Avengers: Infinity War was how right was Thanos with his plan. Destroying half the life in the universe was something that he described as a “mercy’, but fans were less convinced about it in the real world.
Within the narrative machinery of the MCU, there already exists a villain who would have proven Thanos wrong. In fact, one would assume that they could have crossed each other’s paths. Not only does this character prove Thanos wrong, but it can be assumed that they would push back against the Mad Titan had they butted heads on the Cosmic side of the MCU.
The High Evolutionary could have solved Thanos’ problem
The High Evolutionary was the villain of the third Guardians of the Galaxy film, with a focus on modifying life at the fundamental level. The High Evolutionary was able to fashion and populate an entire planet, by himself, and was able to create multiple species, whom he wished to settle on a utopian planet.
Essentially, his and Thanos’ goals might have been aligned in trying to create a utopia for the universe. While Thanos looked for a quicker solution, High Evolutionary’s way of going about things was more, painful. While Thanos believed what he was doing was merciful, The High Evolutionary was more concerned with progress, no matter the cost. In a twisted way, both these characters were on the same page while also being poles apart from each other.
However, the High Evolutionary’s idea of making and diversifying species, while also being able to populate an entire planet with minimum resources could have been married with Thanos’ genius, intellect, and vision to produce a solution that would not have merited wiping out half the Universe.
Marvel Confirms The High Evolutionary is Still Alive after the Events of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3While Thanos could have doubled resources, The High Evolutionary could have looked at redistribution
As the High Evolutionary was able to settle an entire planet with limited resources, the mad scientist, along with the reach and influence of the Mad Titan, could have looked at relocating the resources of the universe, while also modifying the likes of plants and animals to be able to reproduce.
As for material resources, the characters could have worked towards reallocating those too, given that as the Marvel Universe Stands, civilizations can create Dyson Sphears (as seen in Thor: Ragnarok) which could only have been made with a nigh planet’s worth of materials. Thanos and High Evolutionary, along with Killmonger and Hela, have the distinction of being some of the better villains of the MCU.
Both the characters were hell-bent on creating utopias but understood that the reality of one would require immense sacrifice. Thanos would snap away half the universe, and the High Evolutionary would tear apart the universe person by person to create the perfect world.
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