17 Facts About Miek

Miek is a fictional character, a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.

Miek appears in the Marvel Cinematic Universe films Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers: Endgame, and Thor: Love and Thunder .

Miek was a member of planet Sakaar's native race of insectoids.

Miek was accidentally rescued, as an outcast slave, during Hulk's battle with the Red King.

Miek located one of the last Queens of his race, at an egg farm at which the Warbound were hiding.

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Miek led the Warbound in Hulk's place while Hulk, Hiroim, and Caiera attempted to obtain the allegiance of Caiera and Hiroim's people.

On Earth, Miek was one of the most vocal in encouraging the destruction of the planet in revenge for what was done.

Miek did not tell the Hulk hoping it would encourage the Hulk to keep destroying.

Miek made a full recovery as he remained locked away in Prison 42 and stayed there until Amatsu-Mikaboshi became the Chaos King and attacked all of reality.

Miek pledged his service to the Chaos King, who sought to destroy everything much like Miek wished Hulk would.

Miek was unwilling to trust anything Cho said and tried to stop Cho from completing the gateway.

Miek found that as a result of his exposure to the Chaos King's energies, he had become biologically female.

Miek found her way to the Savage Land, and in the process of asserting herself there, slaughtered forty-three Sakaarian refugees residing there.

Miek's had grown considerably larger and more powerful through this time.

Miek had attempted to supplant her hatchlings into the bodies of Sakaarians, to keep them fed and safe, but that had not worked.

Miek attempted to drug Skaar, to make him kill his father, only to have another of her arms chopped off by Hulk, who then punched Miek through a volcano and across the Savage Land into a mountain of ice.

Later in life, Miek entered into a second pupae stage and emerged as a Native king, with an armor-like chitinous carapace, longer mandibles, clawed phalanges, and overall greater body mass.