30 Facts About Ravonna

Princess Ravonna Lexus Renslayer is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.

Ravonna first met Kang when he attempted to annex her time era into his empire.

Ravonna enlisted the aid of citizens of the city, and, after stealing weaponry, the rebellion went ahead.

Ravonna released Ravonna from her dungeon, revealing he really loved her.

However, Baltag attempted to shoot Kang as he sent the Avengers back to their own time, and Ravonna, realizing she loved Kang, threw herself in front of the blast, and fell into a deathlike coma, after which the general was executed.

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Kang preserved her in stasis for a time, but when he played a game with the Grandmaster in a tournament of champions, to gain the power to free Ravonna and kill the Avengers, he only partially won, and chose in anger to try to kill the Avengers instead.

Ravonna failed due to the presence of the Black Knight, losing his chance to save Ravonna; the Grandmaster had only granted Kang the power of death over the Avengers, and the Black Knight was presently not a member of the team.

Ravonna begins to destroy divergents of himself, not realizing this is part of a plan by Immortus.

Ravonna then holds a Kang divergent double at gunpoint, and tells him if he really loves her he must not kill the other Kang.

Ravonna tells the other Kang that Immortus was all that was ever good in Kang as Immortus reveals himself.

Ravonna was embittered at Kang for not saving her when he had the chance, and she swore revenge on Kang.

Ravonna appeared to Doctor Druid in visions in a scheme to enlist his aid in acquiring the deadliest weapon in the omniverse.

Ravonna completed her mental subjugation of Doctor Druid, and directed him to take over leadership of the Avengers.

Ravonna used Druid to help her ensorcel the Avengers to accompany her to the center of a timestorm to retrieve the great weapon.

Ravonna was ultimately thwarted by the Avengers and three Cross-Time Kangs, and fell into the timestorm with Druid.

Ravonna appeared in a vision to the Human Torch, and mind-controlled the Invisible Woman.

Ravonna attempted to steal the Ultimate Nullifier, but was thwarted by the Fantastic Four.

Ravonna eventually escaped the timestorm to Lincoln, Nebraska in 1961, adopting the alias Rebecca Tourminet, where she was thwarted by a rejuvenated Doctor Druid.

Ravonna convinced Druid to help her investigate Kang's 20th Century stronghold.

Ravonna then fought openly with the prime Kang after taking on a guise as Terminatrix in a personal duel, a battle which ended with Kang apparently sacrificing himself to save her in the same manner she once had him.

Ravonna later revived him again, properly, and the two became lovers until Kang himself became bored and left to reassume his earlier identity of Rama-Tut and battle his younger self.

Ravonna was reported deceased in the destruction of Chronopolis, Kang's extra-temporal kingdom, in Avengers Forever.

Younger Ravonna is later seen in the company of a younger Kang, Nate "Kid Immortus" Richards, providing information to Doctor Doom regarding the Future Foundation.

Ravonna has a gifted intellect, but other than superhuman durability she has no superhuman powers.

Ravonna is a formidable hand-to-hand combatant, and has mastery of various types of exotic weaponry.

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Ravonna has mastery of a vast array of futuristic technology.

Ravonna has received advanced schooling in the arts and sciences of the 41st Century.

Ravonna wears body armor of an unknown composition, and uses various futuristic technology including vibro-knives, concussion blasters, and shape-shifting technology enabling her to alter her appearance at will.

Ravonna, based on her MCU counterpart, appears in The Simpsons short film The Good, the Bart, and the Loki, voiced by Dawnn Lewis.

Ravonna appears in Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2, voiced by Kate O'Sullivan.