24 Facts About Master Pandemonium

Master Pandemonium is a fictional supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.

Master Pandemonium was originally an actor who lost an arm in a car crash, and made a pact with Mephisto to regain his limb.

Master Pandemonium was given a hole in his chest in the shape of an inverted five-pointed star, and the ability to survive despite this hole in his chest.

Master Pandemonium was given the ability to command the demons inside him.

Master Pandemonium went seeking the five beings possessing parts of his fragmented soul.

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Master Pandemonium attacked Firebird to ascertain whether she was one of these five beings, and then attacked the Thing for the same reason, and wound up battling the Thing and the West Coast Avengers.

Master Pandemonium was then revealed as the master of the demon Riglevio who had infiltrated the Rangers disguised as Shooting Star.

Master Pandemonium revealed how he was originally transformed by Mephisto.

Master Pandemonium battled the West Coast Avengers , as well as Daimon Hellstrom, Hellcat, and the demon Allatou.

Master Pandemonium then abducted and absorbed Thomas and William, the "children" of the Vision and the Scarlet Witch, who were actually two of the soul fragments he sought.

Master Pandemonium regained and replaced all five missing soul fragments, but then collapsed into a magical "black hole" within himself.

Mephisto then appeared and revealed that the soul fragments sought by Master Pandemonium were actually portions of Mephisto's own fragmented essence, not Pandemonium's, as he had been led to believe by Mephisto; having been spiritually fractured during a confrontation with Franklin Richards, Mephisto had used Pandemonium to seek out the missing fragments of his own soul rather than expend energy by searching himself.

Master Pandemonium was imprisoned for a time within Mephisto's realm, until he was freed by the nexus being known as Lore.

Master Pandemonium's appearance was changed to an inhuman form by the torments in suffered at the hands of the Rakasha.

When Master Pandemonium finally succeeded in kidnapping the Scarlet Witch, he was betrayed by his erstwhile ally Lore, who attempted to sacrifice both Master Pandemonium and the Scarlet Witch.

Master Pandemonium was seemingly obliterated in the ensuing battle with Lore.

Master Pandemonium had reverted to a more human look, and claimed to be in hiding due to the belief his schemes had helped precipitate the Scarlet Witch's breakdown.

Master Pandemonium reappears in the Ghost Riders: Heaven's on Fire miniseries.

Master Pandemonium appears in a cameo as one of the villains summoned by Sin to battle Earth's heroes.

Master Pandemonium eventually made his way to San Francisco, where he formed a cult of demons to boost his own power, but he was eventually defeated by the Superior Spider-Man and Doctor Strange, Strange redirecting a demonic portal Master Pandemonium had attempted to open to trap the villain back in Mephisto's realm.

Master Pandemonium was given superhuman powers through the replacement of his arms with those of demons and his bodily transformation into a living "abode of demons" by Mephisto.

Master Pandemonium has superhuman strength in his arms, and he has the ability to detach his arms and legs, without harm to himself, and have them turn into demonic servitors.

Master Pandemonium has the ability to command any of the Rakasha, the horde of demons who reside within his body, and can summon demons through the pentagram-shaped hole in his chest.

Master Pandemonium makes his first animated appearance in M O D O K voiced by Jordan Blum.