"Come on. I never totally fit in with the gang, anyway." The subject of this article is part of an MCU franchise story that has been officially deemed to be non-canonical to the primary continuity of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Its events instead occur in another reality within the Multiverse. This universe is designated by the Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki as the "Iso-8 Power Source Universe".

Mangog was a powerful entity said to be formed from the combined hatred of billions of souls.

Biography[]

Thor traveled to Nidavellir when it was attacked by the Marauders to rescue Fandral, who warned him that the Marauders meant to release Mangog, so they set out to prevent this. Thor warned the Marauders that Mangog would not spare their lives for freeing it. One of the Marauders replied that all that matters was that Mangog killed Thor, allowing them to steal the Dwarves' Uru weapons.

Thor and Fandral made their way to the forge and discovered a pair of Dark Elves, who summoned Mangog and released the creature upon the Asgardians. While Thor and Fandral managed to defeat Mangog, battling the beast had distracted them long enough for the Dark Elves to steal the Bloodaxe and the Sword of Torunn, powerful weapons forged of Uru, and escape.^[1]

Powers and Abilities[]

• Superhuman Strength: Mangog possessed great strength, as it was able to hold its own against Thor and Fandral for a considerable amount of time.

Relationships[]

Enemies[]

• Asgardians
  • Thor - Killer
  • Fandral

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

• Mangog was considered for an appearance in Thor: The Dark World.
• Mangog is among the monsters shown in stickers that Danny Rand left on the underside of his father's desk in the Iron Fist episode Eight Diagram Dragon Palm.^[2]

References[]

External Links[]

• Mangog/Iso-8 Power Source on Marvel Database
• Mangog/Iso-8 Power Source on Wikipedia