Do the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. villains count as a rogues gallery? I mean, you got Grant Ward, Aida, Hive, Graviton, Daniel Whitehall, Jiaying…

Also Daredevil. Kingpin and Bullseye on their own carry the list, then throw in the Hand lol

AOS did have a lot of great villains. Still waiting to see if Kingpin and even Bullseye will cross paths with MCU Spider-Man.

@SonOfAres1 I wasn't including Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. but Ward is definitely a great villain and his relationship with the agents is probably one the best arch-nemesis dynamics in Marvel TV alongside Daredevil vs the Kingpin and Jessica Jones vs Kilgrave

Spider-Man in the comics has the best rogues, but in the MCU? Well, maybe after No Way Home releases.

Daredevil and Spider-Man

Captain America

Wouldn't Spider-Man's rogues gallery be a part of Iron Man's rogues gallery? They all wanted revenge on Tony Stark.

Iron Man has a varied rogues gallery, with some truly interesting villains.

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@SeanWheeler No because Iron Man didn't actually fight either of them, yes Toomes became the Vulture because of Stark Industries and Damage Control but his goal was not actually to get revenge on Tony specifically, he wanted to sell weapons to criminals so he could continue making money and provide for his family, (before the ferry indecent where Tony saved Peter he actively avoided fight him or any Avenger)

Beck became Mysterio because he wanted to be beloved by the public and used the world's love of superheroes to do by destroying Peter's self-worth and making him believe that Beck was a better successor to the Iron Man legacy which is proven wrong by the final battle, In both cases Iron Man is the catalyst for why they became villains but not the motivation for them committing crime