Most dangerous weapons of epic fiction

This gauntlet, when combined with all six Infinity Stones, grants its wielder absolute control over existence itself. It allows for godlike manipulation of matter, energy, space, time, and reality on a cosmic scale.

This infamous rune blade devours souls, corrupts and dominates the mind of its wielder, and grants immense power, including control over the undead. It is a weapon of mass destruction that serves as both a temptation and a cautionary tale.

The Reality Bomb is designed to annihilate all matter across every universe and all possible realities, making it capable of destroying literally everything. Its unparalleled destructive potential makes it a weapon of ultimate cosmic horror.

This planet-sized superweapon can drain an entire star's energy to obliterate multiple planets across a star system in a single, devastating shot. It represents an evolution of the Death Star's destructive power, capable of wiping out entire star systems before anyone can react.

This iconic moon-sized space station is equipped with a superlaser capable of destroying an entire planet with a single blast. It is a recognizable symbol of ultimate planetary destruction in science fiction.

This legendary black sword possesses a malevolent will, drinking the souls of those it kills and often compelling its wielder, Elric, to feed it. It grants immense power but at a great personal cost, corrupting its user.

Nightblood is a sentient sword created with powerful magic, tasked to 'Destroy evil,' but its interpretation of evil is dangerously broad. It consumes the life force of those it strikes, making it incredibly destructive if not carefully controlled.

Thor's mighty hammer, forged from Star Metal, is powerful enough to smite anything and returns to his hand after being thrown. Its 'worthiness' enchantment adds a unique moral dimension to its immense power.

Created at the dawn of time, this self-aware gun knows the 'true name' of all things, and speaking a name backward causes that thing to cease to exist. It can kill anything, including gods, but risks driving its wielder mad.

These devastating bombs can trigger any star to go nova almost instantly, capable of destroying entire star systems. Their potential for widespread destruction makes them a critical threat in galactic warfare.

Exterminatus is the ultimate act of planetary cleansing, used to wipe out all life on a world deemed irredeemable. It involves methods like cyclonic torpedoes or virus bombs that render a planet utterly lifeless, leaving behind a dead rock.

The Lazy Gun is described as the definition of overpowered, with its exact destructive capabilities often left to the imagination but its reputation as an ultimate weapon preceding it. It is the only weapon known to display a sense of humor.