Every annual Hunger Games has a different 24 tributes enter the arena, and usually only one is left standing. Only the strongest survive!
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The Hunger Games centers around the 74th Hunger Games, but ranking the strongest and most dangerous tributes is very different from how long they survive. As is standard for the Hunger Games, the 74th iteration of the games brings 24 tributes into an arena, with this one forest-themed.
8 Peeta Mellark District 12 Peeta Mellark was one of the victors of the 74th Hunger Games, but he was not necessarily one of the more dangerous tributes in the arena. His main skill was camouflage and alliances. For one section of the movie, Peeta is even aligned with the careers, which is a morally gray decision. His camouflage skills did save his life, as he blended into a rock formation until Katniss found him. He doesn’t die, but he isn’t a particularly big threat either.
5 Marvel District 1 Marvel was a District 1 career with Glimmer. He volunteered for his role and, despite him being more brawn not brain, he was very dangerous in the arena. He was responsible for several deaths, including Rue’s. He was instructed to go hunt her and threw a javelin at her. Rue's death makes him a villain, at least a minor one in the film. His strengths mainly include distance combat.
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