20 Marvel villains ranked by their dateability

11. Hela

In Thor: Ragnarok, we were introduced to Cate Blanchett’s Hela, the goddess of death. As the daughter of Odin, we knew as soon as we met her that she was going to be fierce and powerful. But that is not all she has going for her.

As a goddess, Hela has visions of being a ruler. That’s not all, though, as she also has a way with animals (big plus in the dating world). While she doesn’t have a relationship with either her biological brother or her adopted brother, that’s not to say she can’t be family-oriented. After all, she did work alongside her father to try to conquer the world.

As the leader of her very own army, it is clear that Hela is always looking to be in charge, and we have no problem with that at all. We love seeing strong, powerful women in leadership roles.

Of course, as a villain, it can be hard to look at Hela as proper dating material. Still, we think love could have a positive impact on our favorite goddess of death, even if we would be afraid to upset her and end up on her bad side.

Since she’s a take-charge woman with power, we have a bit of a soft spot for Hela. And we think romance could be life-changing for her and the way she approaches other people, including her brothers. (Of course, this would only work if she actually made it off of Asgard, but then again that could be bad … so we may have to leave this one up to fate.)