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[[folder:Kamala Khan/Ms. Marvel]]
!!Kamala Khan/Ms. Marvel
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[[caption-width-right:350:Kamala Khan as herself and Ms. Marvel]]

A Pakistani-American Muslim girl from New Jersey who gains shape-shifting powers after the [[MassEmpoweringEvent Terrigen Bomb]] from ''ComicBook/{{Infinity}}'' triggers her [[ComicBook/TheInhumans Inhuman]] genes. She becomes the newest holder of the [[ComicBook/MsMarvel Ms. Marvel]] identity.
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* AchillesHeel: A couple, in fact.
** Her powers, particularly her HealingFactor, burn out her body's energy reserves very quickly, as she finds out the hard way in #9 when [[spoiler:she's almost killed in a giant robot attack that wrecks her school; her healing factor is using up so much energy that she's basically only able to "''embiggen''" her hands, and she hits empty right after the robot goes down]].
** In addition, electrical shocks reduce the flexibility of her body's cells; see KryptoniteFactor, below.
* AffirmativeActionLegacy: A Muslim Pakistani girl who took the Comicbook/MsMarvel name from a white, blond woman.
* AgainstMyReligion: She's not as devout as her brother but she still won't drink alcohol (though she's too young to drink legally anyway) or eat pork (though she finds the smell of bacon [[ForbiddenFruit frustratingly tempting]]).
* AlliterativeName: '''K'''amala '''K'''han, in true Marvel fashion.
* AscendedFangirl: Less than seven issues and she's already teaming up with some of her favorite supers. Then it goes through the roof when she becomes a member of The Avengers. Beyond that, she went from a fan of ComicBook/CarolDanvers to being her LegacyCharacter!
* AwesomenessByAnalysis: While her power set is quite impressive, Kamala pretty much specializes in using the laws of physics to her advantage.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: Kamala is a genuinely sweet, bookish NiceGirl. She's also determined to protect Jersey City and her loved ones, no matter what.
* BreakoutCharacter: For comics as a whole. There are reports from store owners of first-time customers (especially Muslim women and girls) who only come in to buy ''Ms. Marvel'', and nothing else. Now, whether the industry can translate Kamala into a GatewaySeries is still up in the air...
* BrokenPedestal: During ''ComicBook/CivilWarII'', not only does Kamala suffer this due to backing a detention cell approved by ComicBook/CarolDanvers, but she ends up getting one towards Carol when [[spoiler:she witnesses the death of [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk Bruce Banner]] and she can only ask in a traumatized manner why she let it happen. Then Carol arrests ComicBook/MilesMorales for a vision]]. This trope is finally hit when [[spoiler: she's forced to show Carol how flawed using Ulysses is using Hijinx as proof and all the heroine can see is that Kamala is working with a criminal. This, along with the fact that her best friend Bruno has effectively dumped her for her actions, leads her to walk off and dump the special pendant Carol gave her]].
* TheCameo: Appears in ''Marvel [=75th=] Anniversary Celebration'' #1, which shows her as a toddler as of the day that the ComicBook/FantasticFour went to space.
* ClarkKenting: Her mask doesn't really cover that much. Lampshaded once [[spoiler: Josh]] finds out and points it should be obvious in hindsight, but the idea a shy, nerdy girl who doesn't like sports could be a superhero never crossed his mind.
* DependingOnTheArtist: Kamala's mask varies a lot depending on who's drawing her; sometimes it'll be seemingly adhered to her face or it'll be clearly tied on, sometimes it'll have lens or cloth that obscure the eyes or it won't and sometimes the eye holes will be just big enough to see out through or will be 2 to 3 times wider than her actual eyes.
* ExtradimensionalPowerSource: Revealed in issue #34 to be how Kamala gains and loses mass as she shapeshifts. All Kamalas through time and space are connected to this source, essentially allowing all of them to borrow mass from each other as needed.
* {{Fangirl}}: Into the Avengers, ComicBook/CarolDanvers, Franchise/SpiderMan, 616-''My Little Pony'', video games, writing fanfic...
* FluffyTamer: Not that [[AmplifiedAnimalAptitude Lockjaw]] needs much taming, but her reaction to a dog the size of a car that has everybody else freaking out and running away is to {{Squee}} and call him the cutest thing ever.
* FutureBadass: We’ve seen several AlternateUniverse versions of her:
** [[http://wondygirl.tumblr.com/post/173978009973/older-kamala-khan-with-cosmic-awareness-rocking Herself as a cosmically-empowered older woman]] whom even Kang the Conqueror dreads.
** [[http://boundingintocomics.com/2018/03/15/kamala-khan-is-the-new-leader-of-the-inhumans/ Khan of the Exiles]], a ComicBook/{{Cable}}-esque leader of an Inhuman resistance.
** U.S. President Kamala Khan from the [[ComicBook/AllNewWolverine Old Woman Laura]] timeline.
** Agent Khan from [[ComicBook/SecretWars2015 Battleworld]], seen in the ''Attilan Rising'' mini-series.
** Kamala Kang, a fusion of Kamala and Kang the Conqueror who exists in the ''[[ComicBook/InfinityWarps Infinity Warps]]'' universe.
* GamerChick: In her words, she's been playing video games since she was a kid and has the thumbs to prove it. The experience proves handy when Kamala first fights The Inventor's robotic minions. Also referenced when she describes the reveal of her powers' limitations as "''like when you get a really good build going, then the devs decide to nerf your class''."
* GreenEyedMonster: Gets this way when she finds out Bruno is dating someone new while she was too busy to notice.
* TheGrinch: In the 2015 Gwenpool Christmas special, she ''cannot stand'' Christmas. This is because her family doesn't celebrate it but she's practically forced by the school to engage in Yuletide activities.
-->"What're ''you'' looking at?" ''(punches a snowman in the face)''
* HealingFactor: Her wounds (like those from gunfire) heal very quickly when she's in her normal form... but it's shapeshifting ''or'' healing[[note]]as she found out when she tried shapeshifting into Carol Danvers one last time -- promptly halting the healing and pain alleviation until she reverted[[/note]]. It also leaves her [[CastFromHitpoints very tired and hungry afterwards]], and in extreme cases greatly weakens her ability to shapeshift.
* {{Hypocrite}}: An odd variation -- she's oh-so-cool with knowing the identities of her Avengers teammates, but trying to get her to open up about hers is like trying to pull teeth. Miles Morales calls her out on this when she drops in on his home while he's under trouble.
* IKnowMortalKombat: Claims that her hours playing video games have given her superior reflexes.
* ImmuneToMindControl: She's somehow naturally resistant to MindManipulation and possession. Maximus the Mad has so far proven to be the only person powerful to be forcibly control her mind.
* InvoluntaryShapeshifter: When she first emerges from her Terrigenesis cocoon, she ends up looking like her idol ComicBook/CarolDanvers.
* JumpedAtTheCall: The girl agreed to being part of the ComicBook/AllNewAllDifferentAvengers before [[ComicBook/IronMan Tony Stark]] even asked the question.
* TheKnightsWhoSaySquee: Her reaction to meeting [[spoiler:Wolverine and Spider-Man]] for the first time. She almost fainted from excitement when the latter asked to do a combo attack with her
* KryptoniteFactor: Electric shocks reduce the elasticity of her cells, nullifying her many of her shape-shifting powers for a few moments. The Inventor predicts and exploits this, and Kaboom's attacks trigger it at least once (though oddly, not every time).
* LegacyCharacter: To the Comicbook/MsMarvel name.
* MostCommonSuperpower: Averted in the comics themselves, as she's a sixteen year old girl whose costume is a modified burkini. [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/13f03d37ff16a6ff3f0dc4912e3d2914.jpg Not all the cover artists got the memo, though.]]
* {{Nanomachines}}: In ''Magnificent Ms. Marvel'', Kamala obtains a new Kree nanotech suit that allows her to interface with computer systems and can shapeshift into additional tools or weapons. It can also shapeshift into objects such as a bookbag for when she doesn't want it to be seen. However, it also has a tendency to use excessive force when not needed, [[spoiler:and it doesn't like it when Kamala doesn't let it finish off her foes, prompting it to become its own entity so she can't restrain it]].
* {{Nice G|uy}}irl: She is a very compassionate person that avoids unnecessary violence and seeks peaceful resolutions at any reasonable opportunity. Any strain on her relationships is usually due to conflicting responsibilities because she wants to be there for everyone.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Post-''Secret Wars'', Kamala's life is in so much overdrive that not only does she not notice that [[spoiler:Bruno is dating another girl]], but that [[spoiler:a real estate agency has co-opted her image to promote destroying buildings]].
* RealWomenHaveCurves: Kamala originally fantasized about being like Carol Danvers, who fits conventional beauty standards, including weight. After using her powers to look as close to Danvers as possible, she realizes how uncomfortable the uniform is and how her natural body shape is incompatible with that ideal.
* RealityEnsues: She copied Carol Danvers's most well-known costume, the one with the leotard, thigh-high boots, and opera gloves. As she is not a FlyingBrick with energy absorption and projection powers and the ability to switch outfits instantaneously, running around (let alone actually attempting to fight) while dressed like that was beyond awkward and uncomfortable, to say the least.
* RebuiltPedestal: In issue #28, [[spoiler:Kamala and Carol reunite for the first time since that incident with Kamala admitting she was afraid Carol truly hated her (and even worse, she was afraid she hated Carol), but Carol reassured her that she'd never hate Kamala, but she just gave her her space because she felt she was growing up and she didn't need to be around her all the time]].
* RubberMan: She can stretch her limbs or flatten herself to almost paper-like dimensions. Vol. 4, issue 19 shows that she's improved her stretching skills to bend and elongate her body, allowing her to easily dodge attacks.
* ScarfOfAsskicking: A very long one, judging by Issue #6. Her nanosuit adds blades to the tips of the scarf, which can also turn into grabbing claws and computer scanners.
* SecretIdentity: Kamala is fiercely protective of her identity, but knows the identities of certain people. This has lead to instances where she hangs around other heroes in costume while they're not.
* SecretKeeper: She knows Comicbook/MilesMorales is the new Spider-Man, but keeps it to herself. Miles is peeved that he doesn't actually know who Kamala is under the mask.
* ShapeShifting: Her main ability, which gives her several other abilities as well.
* ShapeshiftingExcludesClothing: Averted; notably her clothes are shifted when she emerges from Terrigenesis. She notes she can shift her clothes as well but it takes concentration that would be distracting during heroics so she wears specially treated stretchy fabric to ease the effort.
* ShipperOnDeck:
** During her first team-up with Franchise/SpiderMan, she has no hesitation in gleefully telling him she ships him with Carol Danvers and pestering him for details on a date they went on together.
** When Tyesha, Amir's not girlfriend, makes a reference to ''Literature/{{Dune}}'', Kamala's response is "please marry my brother".
* SizeShifter: Able to grow her entire body or just parts of it, such as her fists. She can also shrink to insect-size.
* TenMinuteRetirement: Following a string of bad moments since ''Civil War II'', Red Dagger accidentally stealing the spotlight has caused her to up and run off. The only one who knows where she is is her brother and she made him promise not to tell ''anyone'' where she is. Issue #28 revealed that [[spoiler:she ended up in a private school, determined to leave her entire old life behind and just blend into the crowd. She's convinced otherwise]].
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: She loves some halal gyros. It's even (part of) how she bonded with Tony Stark.
* WakeUpGoToSchoolSaveTheWorld: Kamala tries hard to balance her normal teenage life with her superheroing. The difficulties this causes her are brought up a number of times: she doesn't get enough sleep, her school performance starts to slip as a result of her constantly missing classes, and her relationships with her friends and family start to suffer due to her duties and actions as Jersey City's superhero interfering with her social and family life [[spoiler:to the point of completely destroying her friendship with her closest friend]].
* WeaksauceWeakness: Turns out Kamala's actually weak against electricity. And she never bothered to ask Tony Stark to insulate her costume.
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!!Kamala's Friends and Allies

[[folder:Nakia Bahadir]]
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Kamala's Turkish-American friend.
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* CulturalRebel: {{Inverted|Trope}}. Nakia's family want to her "American-ize" herself more, but she proudly embraces her heritage and wears her hijab against her father's wishes.
* InnocentlyInsensitive: When Hope Yards uses Ms. Marvel's image in their gentrification campaign, she quite bluntly complains to Kamala about Ms. Marvel being a sell-out, [[spoiler: even after Kamala exposes Hope Yards as a HYDRA plot]].
* MeaningfulRename: {{Inverted|Trope}}. She apparently went by "Kiki" in the past but recently started going by her real name again. This is likely another part of the "phase" her father thinks she is going through.
* ObliviousToLove: She had no idea that [[spoiler:Zoe]] is in love with her until [[spoiler:Zoe]] confessed it to her.
* RedOniBlueOni: She's the studious blue oni to Kamala's upbeat red oni.
* SecretSecretKeeper: [[spoiler: Reveals in #31 that she knew Kamala was Ms. Marvel for some time]].
* SoapboxSadie: Nakia is a budding activist and is very passionate about what she believes in.
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[[folder:Bruno Carrelli]]
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A convenience store clerk and one of Kamala's school friends.
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* AllLoveIsUnrequited: Kamala says that if he were Pakistani, her parents would be trying to [[TheMatchmaker get them together]] due to his good grades and work ethic. Bruno looks unhappy about that. Reinforced in #12, where Bruno's ''quite'' happy that he didn't [[spoiler:drink the punch spiked with Asgardian truth serum]] before speaking to Kamala-as-Ms. Marvel at [[spoiler:the Valentine's Day dance]].
* {{Brainwashed}}: By [[spoiler:[[FunWithAcronyms Hope Yards Development and Relocation Association]]]] in the first arc of the 2015 relaunch.
* CainAndAbel: In Issue #3, Bruno's little brother Vick appears and tries to get Bruno to steal him some money from the Circle Q ([[spoiler:and later holds up the store during Bruno's shift to get the cash himself]]). He is apparently also jealous of Bruno being "''the brains of the family''".
* RaisedByGrandparents: Apparently the Carrelli boys are raised by their Nonna (granny) and Pop Pop (grandpa) as a result of being removed by social services from their birth mother's care due to her drug addiction.
* SecretKeeper: Bruno knows of Kamala's powers and superheroics, having found out [[spoiler:in Issue #4]], and he helps cover for her when trouble comes up.
* TeenGenius: Noted by Dr. Faustus to have an IQ of 170.
* WeekendInventor: He uses his free time in school to develop a [[AppliedPhlebotinum "biokinetic polymer"]] that he claims can [[{{Foreshadowing}} make clothing super-stretchy]], as mentioned in #3. In #5, it gets put to use in making Kamala's Ms. Marvel costume.
* WeUsedToBeFriends: [[spoiler: By the end of the ''Civil War II'' arc, he's lost the use of his dominant hand and is planning to move to Wakanda just to get back some control of his life. He doesn't plan on saying goodbye to Kamala or, in fact, ever seeing her again. He cannot help but miss Kamala, though, and ultimately chooses to return to her side once more]].
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[[folder:Vittorio "Vick" Carrelli]]
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Bruno's little brother, who gets involved with the Inventor early on but otherwise ''tries'' to be supportive.
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* IJustShotMarvinInTheFace: Accidentally shoots Kamala with a gun he thinks is unloaded.
* RaisedByGrandparents: Apparently the Carrelli boys are raised by their Nonna (granny) and Pop Pop (grandpa) as a result of being removed by social services from their birth mother's care due to her drug addiction.
* TrappedInVillainy: Asks his brother to help him stage a robbery for the Inventor.
* YouHaveFailedMe: The Inventor's reaction when he botches the robbery at his brother's store.
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[[folder:Gabriel "Gabe" Hillman]]
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Tyesha's younger brother. He begins attending Kamala's school and quickly becomes part of her group of friends.
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* AngryBlackMan: Though it's played for laughs.
-->'''Gabe:''' Aw c'mon, Pop! I was just having a conversation!
-->'''Mr. Hillman:''' Telling your great-aunt Phyllis that playing the organ on Sundays "glorifies the oppression of free thought and self-imposed economic servitude" is not just having a conversation, Gabriel.
* DeadpanSnarker: Quite often at that.
* OnlySaneMan: During the time where Ms. Marvel's gone M.I.A, Kamala's friends decide to pick up the slack by uniting with Red Dagger, dressing up in Ms. Marvel inspired costumes and fighting crime. Gabe is the one amongst the group who recognizes how very much they're in over their heads, but decides to stick with his friends anyway.
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[[folder:Michaela "Mike" Miller]]
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Bruno's girlfriend.
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* ActionSurvivor: Thanks to "Urban Fantasy Self-Defense" classes.
* AlliterativeName: '''M'''ichaela '''Mi'''ller. Nicknamed "'''M'''ike."
* BigBeautifulWoman: Chubby and cute.
* LovesMyAlterEgo: Well, Is Friends With My Alter Ego. She ends up being friendly with Kamala ''and'' Ms Marvel, seemingly oblivious to the fact that they are the same person ([[spoiler: although she actually finds out at some point]]). It's a bit awkward but gives Kamala a chance to explain her actions to her in a roundabout fashion.
* HasTwoMommies: When Kamala first comes to her for help, she mentions that her moms are lawyers. Another time she commiserates with Kamala about how she always has to work hard so she won't be bad representation.
* SecondLove: For Bruno.
* SecretSecretKeeper: [[spoiler:Reveals in #31 that she knew Kamala was Ms. Marvel for some time]].
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: She dyes her hair blue. Its actual color has yet to be revealed.
* YourSizeMayVary: Maybe it's DependingOnTheArtist, but she seems increasingly less chubby in some later issues. Trying to keep up with the zaniness of Ms. Marvel's world might do that.
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[[folder:Zoe Zimmer]]
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One of Kamala's classmates.
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* AllLoveIsUnrequited: [[spoiler:Turns out that she's gay and secretly in love with Nakia. Nakia doesn't feel the same way regarding Zoe. However, Nakia appreciates her feeling and assures her that they're still friends]].
* AlliterativeName: Both her names start with Z.
* AlphaBitch: Mocks Kamala and Nakia's cultures by asking them ignorant questions about it. She is also ''concerned'' about Bruno's financial status (so not only racist, but classist too).
* TheApocalypseBringsOutTheBestInPeople: The Incursion event that nearly led to the death of her and everyone she knows caused Zoe to seriously reevaluate her life. She seriously became friends with Kamala and Nakia, then stopped acting dumber then she really was, and finally, [[spoiler: she decided to stop lying about her sexuality]].
* BadassDriver: As befits her parents' wealth, she's the only one of Kamala's group with reliable access to a car and she takes the wheel whenever the group ventures outside of Jersey City. ''Magnificent Ms. Marvel'' demonstrates that Zoe has a growing talent for speed; she regularly delivers Kamala to her destination far faster than is legally possible.
* CharacterDevelopment: Probably undergoes the most out of all of Kamala's supporting cast during the second volume, after recognises the way she's treated people and makes efforts to change. By the "Teenage Wasteland" arc, she's became ''so'' different that the original Zoe would be unrecognisable, where she's gone from a racist bully into a quirky lesbian and arguably Kamala's closest friend.
* ClosetGay: Her constant AlphaBitch behavior towards Kamala and Nakia turns out to be a mask for the fact that she is gay and has a crush on Nakia.
* {{Expy}}: She's more or less a female [[Franchise/SpiderMan Flash Thompson]] to Kamala's female Peter Parker. She even follows Flash's character arc, starting off as a complete asshole before gradually becoming kinder and friendlier towards the protagonist.
* ForcedToComeOut: Has a particularly cruel one when an AI spills her love letters all over the internet. Somewhat mitigated when she ends up at the heart of a multi-person hug involving half the school.
* GenkiGirl: Initially a dark version, as her upbeat persona was used to cover how much of an immature selfish JerkAss she was. After growing up, she's now a {{Nice G|uy}}irl who happens to ''also'' be rather upbeat and quirky.
* TheIllegal: Strictly speaking, Zoe is not a US national. She was born in France while her family was living there for her father's work, and the Zimmers have just never gotten around for filling out the paperwork to make Zoe a citizen.
--->'''Zoe:''' [[SarcasmMode I've been living on the fringes of society ever since.]]
* InnocentBigot: Kamala's interpretation of all the ignorant things Zoe says. She seems to realize quickly though this isn't the case.
* IncompatibleOrientation: With Nakia. They end up close friends instead.
* LoveConfession: [[spoiler:Finally confessed her love to Nakia in Issue #16]].
* LovingBully: [[spoiler: Her earlier treatment of Nakia is put in this light when it's revealed that Zoe is in love with her]].
* MulticoloredHair: She's a natural blonde, but dyes sections of it pink since she TookALevelInKindness. Kamala attributes it to part of Zoe's "what does it all mean" phase.
* RichBitch: Zoe is upper middle class, feeding into her unearned sense of superiority towards Kamala, Nakia, and Bruno (all first-generation immigrant kids). After her character development, Zoe's more cognizant of her privileged status, and leverages that social advantage to support her friends or stand up for what she believes in.
* SecretSecretKeeper: [[spoiler:Reveals in #31 that she knew Kamala was Ms. Marvel for some time]].
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections: Zoe's father is on the City Council and her mother is a lawyer, a fact she leverages to talk to Josh after Becky and company have locked him up for a crime he has not yet committed.
* StrawFeminist: She parodies the kind of "feminist" who is convinced that all Muslim women are abused by their husbands/fathers/brothers and need to totally repudiate their faith and culture to be empowered. After her character development this has subsided into a more well-rounded and fairer representation...though she does express the belief that men aren't really needed, [[spoiler:given that she's into women]].
* TookALevelInKindness: It took [[ComicBook/SecretWars2015 the Incursions]] to do it, but the impending threat of TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt caused her to dramatically re-evaluate her priorities, and she is now friends with Kamala and Nakia and hangs out with them.
* {{Troll}}: A "concern troll", in Bruno's words.
* WantsAPrizeForBasicDecency: She was so ''[[RuleOfThree concerned]]'' about Bruno that she is even willing to shop at the grocery store he works at. So why wouldn't he make coffee for her? How ungrateful!
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[[folder:Lockjaw]]
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Canine friend of Kamala, sent to her by Queen ComicBook/{{Medusa|MarvelComics}} of the Inhumans.
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* AttackAnimal: He is generally very friendly, but he is also an asset in fights.
* BigFriendlyDog: Big? [[CanisMajor Very]]. Friendly? That too.
* CanineCompanion: Queen Medusa's gift to look after Kamala. [[ImTakingHerHomeWithMe She has no objections]].
* NearlyNormalAnimal: It's not clear ''exactly'' how intelligent he is, but he usually has a good enough grip on the situation while acting very doglike.
* OutOfFocus: After the arc that introduced him, Lockjaw has had a pretty minor role in the comic. His presence in the Khan household (or at least the Khan back yard) hasn't really been brought up, though he still makes the occasional minor appearance. If Kamala's reaction to him in Vol. 2 Issue #31 is anything to go buy, he does his own thing most of the time but checks in every so often to help her out, or just to play a game of fetch or chase with her.
* {{Teleportation}}: The cute giant doggy can teleport. Makes sneaking out to superhero that much easier for Kamala. This also bails her out in #9: [[spoiler:having recently expended so much energy healing that she can't morph into her costume and is barely able to fight with her expanding limbs and fists, she has Lockjaw create a distraction by teleporting himself into view of her classmates, allowing Kamala's shapeshifting to go unnoticed]].
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[[folder:Kareem / Red Dagger]]
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A young boy from Badin whom Kamala meets during an overseas trip to meet her grandmother in Karachi, as he lives with her while studying to get into college. Implied to secretly be Laal Kanjeer (The Red Dagger), a masked vigilante.
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* BestFriendsInLaw: Kareem calls himself this as his and Kamala's mothers were close friends in secondary school.
* ForeignExchangeStudent: [[spoiler: Transfers into Kamala's school after ''ComicBook/SecretEmpire'']].
* KnifeNut: [[spoiler: Unsurprisingly, Red Dagger's WeaponOfChoice]].
* PaperThinDisguise: [[spoiler: The Red Dagger's mask only covers the lower part of his face. It gives Kamala a full view of his long black hair and eyes, which just happen to resemble Kareem's]].
* StockKisses: [[spoiler: Kareem kisses Kamala with both of his hands on her face.]]
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[[folder:Fadi Fadlallah / Amulet]]
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A new Arab American superhero from Dearborn, Michigan, who gain superpowers from a family heirloom that has magical properties.
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* AmuletOfConcentratedAwesome: Source of his powers.
* BarrierWarrior: it seems his main powers are barriers.
* BigDamnHeroes: [[spoiler: When Stormranger comes back to get revenge on Kamala during the 75th issue celebration, she initially gains the upper hand against Kamala and is about to finish her off, but then Fadi swoops in and saves Kamala with his powers]].
* TheBigGuy: To the point cover of his debut appearance has him give Kamala a piggyback ride while they stand in front of dozens of beaten up people.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: A guy who gets powers from a magical amulet and calls himself Amulet, duh.
* FlamingHair: When he activates his powers his hair turns into blue flame.
* GentleGiant: Outright called so in the solicits.
* InstantArmor: His powers let him summon one.
* ShouldersOfDoom: His armor consists of two humongous shoulder pads that are noted to be layered from 3 pieces each, so he can actually move his arms.
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!!Khan Family

[[folder:Yusuf Khan]]
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Kamala's father, who works at a bank.
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* EducationMama: A gender-flipped version to Kamala. He often compares her against her friend Bruno, who has both a job and good grades.
* MulticoloredHair: White on top, dark below, a sign of his age.
* OverprotectiveDad: Refuses to let Kamala attend a WildTeenParty.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: In the second and fifth issues, he shows a better deal of kindness and understanding to Kamala when confronting her about her sneaking out. DoubleSubversion when he [[spoiler: finds out Kamala is Ms. Marvel. Although initially disapproving of it he does ultimately come to respect his daughter's decisions and bravery during their adventure on Saffa. It becomes all for naught when [[MindWipe his memory is erased]]]].
* SoapOperaDisease: ''Magnificent Ms. Marvel'' ends its first arc with the reveal that [[spoiler:Yusuf is dying of an unknown disease. It turns out Yusuf was exposed to the Terrigen mists and had his latent Inhuman genes activated in a wholly-destructive way. Surgery by Dr. Strange and a blood transfusion from Kamala save his life.]]
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[[folder:Muneeba Khan]]
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Kamala's traditional but loving mother.
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* AdultFear: When Kamala's school was attacked in #8-9, she drove there "''like a maniac''" only to not find Kamala and thought the worst.
* EducationMama: To Kamala. Oddly, she seems to be more lenient towards Aamir, who remains unemployed due to his religious lifestyle... but even she gets fed up with him in #2 when she calls his look that of "''a penniless mullah''."
* MindWipe: She loses her memory of Kamala's secret identity in ''Magnificent Ms. Marvel'' #5.
* OpenMindedParent: [[spoiler: Kamala comes clean about her superheroics; not only does Muneeba already know, she's downright ''proud'' of her daughter for saving people, even if she's finding it scary]].
* PopCulturalOsmosisFailure: Has no idea what [[{{fanfic}} "fan feek"]] is.
* SecretSecretKeeper: At the end of #18, she tells Kamala she knows she's Ms. Marvel.
* SoProudOfYou: [[spoiler:The final issue before the reboot has her admit she came to realize certain things about Kamala didn't add up until she realized her daughter was Ms. Marvel, and that if sneaking out to help people was the worst thing she did, then she was happy that she had a daughter like her]].
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Aamir Khan]]
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Kamala's older brother.
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* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: He and Kamala are constantly butting heads, but he was ready to fight Kamran for being a threat to her. When a stunned Kamala mumbles she thought he hated her, Carol gently reminds her Aamir is her brother - no matter how much they bicker, he will have her back.
* BasementDweller: Lives with his parents despite being an adult.
* BigBrotherInstinct: He makes it clear that if someone hurt Kamala, he wouldn't think twice about making a lynch mob with his friends to get payback. He also tries getting between Kamran and Kamala when they're obviously crushing on each other... emphasis on ''tries''.
* TheFundamentalist: He's the most outwardly pious Muslim in the family, and disapproves of his father working at a bank as [[AgainstMyReligion usury is against Islamic tenets]]... but his father thinks his extreme piety is [[TheSlacker just his way to avoid getting a job]], and even his mother thinks he "dresses like a penniless mullah". That said, Aamir is seen in #14 wearing a business suit with briefcase as he's heading out to a job interview, though it's unclear if this is on his own free will or because his father forced him to do it.
* HouseHusband: Following his marriage to Tyesha, because he's unemployed so it's the more practical option for everyone.
* IJustWantToBeNormal: [[spoiler:After exposing Aamir to "Terrigen Mist" and forcing him to develop powers, Kamran starts to rant about his superior destiny... only for Aamir to shot him down, because he's perfectly happy without powers and doesn't feel he would like superpowers. But he's still ready to use them to kick the ass of the creep preying on his sister]].
* InstantArmor: [[spoiler: Aamir's Inhuman power allows him to psychically surround himself with energy armor. This is activated when Kamran exposes him to an unknown mist... and then Kamran regrets it when Aamir shows him not to mess with him or his sister]].
* MySisterIsOffLimits: A non-malicious example, he tries to deter Bruno from acting on his feelings for Kamala to avoid the inevitable culture clash it would cause with her parents.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Tyesha Hillman-Khan]]
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An African-American Muslim woman that now married to Aamir.
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* BlackAndNerdy: She's a black woman and makes a ''{{Franchise/Dune}}'' reference, which endears her to Kamala.
* MalignedMixedMarriage: Aamir's parents initially disapprove of their relationship. However, they quickly change their minds once Tyesha shows proper respect for Pakistani customs, particularly living with her husband's parents until they get enough resources to move out on their own. Her anarcho-atheist brother also seems to disapprove of the relationship, believing that religion is inherently misogynistic and oppressive.
* MistakenForTerrorist: We first see Tyesha when she's being accosted by three men. Her offense was walking on the sidewalk.
* PregnantBadass: Leads a group of protestors against the K.I.N.D. enforcers detaining her husband and other people, while heavily pregnant.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Malik Theodore Khan]]
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Aamir and Tyesha's young son, who is simultaneously the most wonderful and most terrifying thing Ms. Marvel has ever faced.
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* AmbiguouslyHuman: Through his father, Malik has latent Inhuman DNA. Only time will tell is he's anything like his Auntie Kamala.
* BrainyBaby: Downplayed, but Malik is incredibly precocious. Due to ComicBookTime, it's hard to gauge how much time it's been since his birth, but he's already able to stand on his own and walk a few steps at a time, something that usually takes babies nine to sixteen months to learn.
* FearlessInfant: In one story, the neighborhood is flooded, and Ms. Marvel finds herself in a mad dash to keep innocent little Malik from getting hurt.
[[/folder]]

!!Villains

[[folder:The Inventor]]
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A local supervillain in Jersey City. Also known as UsefulNotes/ThomasEdison and "The Birdman" (as he was supposed to be a clone of Edison but got his DNA scrambled with a cockatiel).
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* AdorableAbomination: He's [[spoiler:a clone of Thomas Edison who was accidentally contaminated with [[BirdPeople cockatiel DNA]], with long cybernetic arms. Still, he has an adorable cockatiel face and big eyes]].
* BerserkButton: ''[[http://41.media.tumblr.com/e89241b3d23bfb1361bed53171316b54/tumblr_nizaqdHs5t1qzmw3xo1_1280.png He is not a bird!]]''
* ChildHater: The rationale behind his plan is basically every anti-millennial screed you've ever heard turned UpToEleven. It's ambiguous how much of it he actually ''believes'', and how much is just him taking advantage, but he's ''absolutely'' encouraging teenagers to internalize self-hatred.
* CuteIsEvil: He looks like [[spoiler:an anthropomorphic cockatiel]], but he's also a mad scientist and criminal mastermind.
* DeathByIrony: Although Kamala warns him the area is unstable, he [[spoiler: climbs atop his fallen Mega-Bot while ranting how all of the teenagers and young adults -- who had just earlier worked together to provide a distraction -- are far too selfish and idiotic to appreciate or equal his genius. When he carelessly rests his boot against some delicate machinery, the levers shift and he's killed in the sudden collapse]].
* EarlyBirdCameo: His name is mentioned by Kamala in ''All-New Marvel NOW! Point One'' after she destroys a giant junk creature of his creation. Since this story takes place after Kamala has become Ms. Marvel, it's implied that she has already faced him in the past.
* TheFagin: Hires and kidnaps teenagers to do his bidding, either as foot soldiers or as living batteries for his creations.
* HalfHumanHybrid: His origin.
* HiddenVillain: In-universe, The Inventor is first mentioned in #3 by Vick and #4 by his henchmen. In #5, his face is revealed to the readers for the first time, and in #6, Kamala encounters a holographic projection of him. [[spoiler: The two finally meet face-to-giant robot-piloting face in #10.]]
* IWantThemAlive: He's personally told Kamala that he needs her alive for his plans, and that this should scare her more than the idea of him wanting her dead.
* IfIWantedYouDead: He tells Kamala that if he wants her dead, she'll ''know''.
* MadScientist: In his own words, although not the kind "that's actually an idiot".
* StarterVillain: The first supervillain that Kamala faced.
* SurveillanceAsThePlotDemands: At least in the sewers he seems to have cameras everywhere.
* WouldHurtAChild: He is not above using children in his schemes from employing them as {{mooks}} to [[PoweredByAForsakenChild making them the power source of his inventions]].
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Doyle]]
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The leader of the gang working for the Inventor.
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* ButtMonkey: Gets a laser-blast to the crotch in #5, and gets both a giant boot to the face AND a giant dog flattening him in #8.
* CardCarryingVillain: First appears wearing a tank top that reads "IMA BAD GUY".
* DelinquentHair: Has a mohawk.
* TheDragon: To the Inventor.
* EnergyWeapon: Carries a laser gun.
* TheKidWithTheRemoteControl: Commands a squadron of the Inventor's robots.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Knox / The Inventor II]]
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--> ''"Why? I'll tell you why. Because none of you recognize progress when you see it. I'm trying to save this miserable world from a new dark age of overpopulation and energy shortages. There is an infinitely renewable source of power right here, yet your pitiful virtue prevents you from using it. Some lives are worth more than others. Period. You've been brainwashed into thinking that the strong should serve the weak. Yet in every successful species on Earth, the weak serve the strong."''

The Inventor's chief assistant.
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* ExpressiveMask: His Inventor-based helmet. While it was probably for comedic effect, Knox is certainly crazy enough to purposely design it to mimic his facial expressions.
* ItsAllMyFault: Blames himself for The Inventor's freakish appearance (as his pet cockatiel contaminated the DNA sample of Thomas Edison he was cloning), but not for creating him.
* KnowNothingKnowItAll: As seen in his quote, he fully believes that using humans as an energy source is not just a valid solution to overpopulation and the energy crisis that the rest of the world is too weak to look at, but the ''only'' viable solution. However, as ''anyone'' who's ever heard of the plot holes cited with ''Film/TheMatrix'' will attest, humans (and all animals, really) take in more energy than they produce, so they wouldn't make for a very practical energy source. Not to mention overpopulation is an easily solvable problem that ''doesn't'' require sacrificing people, but rather better sharing of resources instead of it being hoarded by a small-but-powerful minority.
* TheManBehindTheMan: Knox considers himself to be the REAL mastermind behind The Inventor, hiding his true intentions behind a facade of being the meek manservant. It's pretty telling when Asgard's gods deem Knox a threat.
* NumberTwo: To the Inventor... at least publicly.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Kaboom]]
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An Inhuman like Kamala, with electricity powers and a superiority complex.
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* ElementalHairColors: Her hair flows upward and glows with electricity, though when she's knocked out it stops sparking, revealing she falls under WhiteHairBlackHeart.
* FantasticRacism: In her NewEraSpeech, she refers to regular people as "lesser beings" and "a subspecies".
* GlassCannon: Her abilities are very destructive, especially against Kamala since electricity acts as a PowerNullifier to her. However, she isn't more resilient than a regular human. When Kamala decides to hit her with full power in their first fight, [[CurbStompBattle she goes down in one punch]] and has to be taken to the hospital.
* ManOfKryptonite: Has electrical powers which, in the right doses, can nullify Kamala's powers.
* TheQuincyPunk: Goes off about a new era and anarchy, and wears black FingerlessGloves with a [[SpikesOfVillainy studded]] belt, light green jacket, black shirt, and purple jeans.
* PsychoElectro: Her power, which can manifest as bolts or spheres.
* ShockAndAwe: As noted above, she has electrical powers.
* UnexplainedRecovery: In the beginning of #14, Kaboom is being loaded into an ambulance due to her injuries from Kamala punching her ''HARD'' in the previous issue. At the end of the same issue however, she's mostly recovered (with only a neckbrace to show for her injuries) and ambushes Kamala as she tries to escape from Lineage's lair, while [[https://40.media.tumblr.com/794d840ed825686658338daa061ee8b1/tumblr_nnyp4dRQ1i1t0cxrao5_1280.jpg moving to pursue Kamala early in #15]].
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Kamran]]
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A young Inhuman whom Kamala has a crush on. He has the power to channel his body's energy into objects and make them explode.
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* BirdsOfAFeather: Kamala has a crush on Kamran due to his sharing many of her own interests, such as Bollywood comedies and ''World of Battlecraft'' sessions.
* EvilCannotComprehendGood: Seems to be a major problem with him:
** His method of [[spoiler:convincing Kamala to join Lineage's side was to lure her away from school against her will, then ''kidnap'' her and bring her to his boss who essentially made her a JoinOrDie offer. Somehow it didn't occur to him she wouldn't appreciate]].
** After [[spoiler:Kamala understandably refused joining him, he kidnapped her brother and exposed him to Terrigen mist to awaken his Inhuman powers, convinced Aamir secretly hated being forced into all the rules imposed by his religion and would gladly jump on an opportunity to acquire powers and make his own rules. He is utterly baffled when it turns out Aamir was not only completely happy with his life as a Muslim and genuine in his faith, but also [[IJustWantToBeNormal uninterested in having powers]].]]
* FantasticRacism: [[spoiler:Just like Kaboom, he considers Inhumans superior to regular humans]].
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Kamala first defeats him by [[spoiler:throwing back one of his explosive marbles right at him]].
* LoveInterestTraitor: He is actually revealed to be [[spoiler:a spy for the Inhuman villain Lineage and attempts to recruit Kamala to his boss's cause by proclaiming [[FantasticRacism how she's now so much better than a normal human]]. Kamala doesn't fall for the pitch, so he resorts to knocking her out and dragging her away, for which she calls him a "little henchman" to Lineage]].
* NeverMyFault: When Kamala is shocked to see [[spoiler:him at Lineage's side, he blames her even though he lured her into his car under false pretenses]].
* PrinceCharmless: Lampshaded. [[spoiler:During their fight, Kamala realize that behind his prince charming look, he is an asshole.]]
* SheIsAllGrownUp: Kamala did know him back when they were kids, but only remembered him as a brat who scraped out his nose. She is in awe when she finds out how good-looking he has become as a teenager.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Lineage]]
A devil-looking Inhuman leader with sinister ambitions, as well as Kaboom's and [[spoiler:Kamran]]'s boss. For more information on him, see [[Characters/TheInhumans the NuHumans]].
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Dr. Faustus]]

A frequent member of [[ComicBook/CaptainAmerica Captain America's]] rogues gallery, he crosses swords with Ms. Marvel when he tries to take over Jersey City through the [[FunWithAcronyms Hope Yards Development and Relocation Association]], and damages her standing in the community by attaching her image to it.
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See Characters/CaptainAmericaCentralRoguesGallery.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Chuck Worthy]]
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Dr. Faustus's right hand man.
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* TheDragon: To Doctor Faustus.
* FaceOfTheBand: For the New Jersey Hydra cell -- he is the only one of Faustus' henchmen who are recognizable and named characters and has most presence.
* {{Hipster}}: In his design, probably the main reason why Jersey Hydra cell got a FanNickname "Hydra Hipsters".
* JerkassHasAPoint: Chuck Worthy: Ties to HYDRA, ''yes''. ManipulativeBastard, ''totally''. Right about things going crazy in Jersey City since Supers showed up, ''absolutely''. Kamala alone is responsible for a CloneArmy and a giant T-Rex showing up and wrecking the place and then there's more ''horrifying'' stuff; like the Inventor taking advantage of guilt-ridden teenagers and using them as human batteries.
* MayorPain: Aspired to be the Wilkins type and even ran for the office and [[spoiler: despite losing the election still found a way to replace the elected mayor]].
* RealityEnsues: [[spoiler: After he gets himself installed as a mayor by his connections in City Council despite losing the election, the rightful mayor files an appeal to the Third Circuit Court, which rules in her favor and kicks him out]].
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Hijinx]]
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Leader of the Canadian Ninja Syndicate.
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* AffectionateParody: He's basically a Franchise/{{Naruto}} character mixed with Canadian stereotypes.
* AscendedExtra: originally Canadian Ninjas were just one-off enemies distracting Kamala from a bigger threat, but later got more spotlight.
* CallingYourAttacks: Gives his ninjas orders by shouting attack names like ''[[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Toronto Style: Mapple Leaf Formation!]]''
* CanadaEh: All around. Ironically the trope name is the one stereotype about Canadians he avoids.
* DeathByGenreSavvy: He doesn't die, but [[spoiler: in order to trick Ulysses into thinking he will set up multiple bombs he planted multiple fakes and one real bomb. This ends up completely undermining the point Kamala tried to make]].
* EnemyMine: [[spoiler: Teams up with Kamala to prove predictive justice can be fooled]].
* GratuitousNinja
* ImprobableWeaponUser: Canadian Ninjas can be seen using traditional ninja weapons and everything from frying pans and setsuares to ''eggs''.
* LampshadeHanging: Gets cut off, but remains the only person to ever point out that the entire idea of predicting crimes and stopping them before they happen that ''ComicBook/CivilWarII'' is built around sounds awfully like [[Film/MinorityReport that one movie with Tom Cruise]].
* LargeHam
* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: Canada-themed Ninja
* ShooOutTheClowns: Inverted -- he remains an inherently comedic character but has the most presence during ''ComicBook/CivilWarII'' tie-in arc, one of the saddest arcs to date.
* TankGoodness: And one point stole a prototype tank.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Rebecca "Becky" St. Jude / Lockdown]]
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--> ''"Above the law? I've been empowered by the law to enforce the law as I see fit! No more coddling, no more second and third and fourth chances--I am the law!"''

The leader of the Cadets, young people trying to implement predictive justice in Jersey, whom Kamala is asked to supervise by Carol.
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* AscendedFanboy: Idolizes Carol and gets to work for her.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: She starts out nice enough, but the hints of her true face show up very quickly.
* TheBully: She's basically a fascistic thug who wants to be apart of something bigger (like the Cadets and [[ComicBook/{{Hydra}} Hope Yards]]) that will give her the means to do whatever she wants (namely exercise control over and victimize people) under the pretense of instilling order.
* ClothesMakeTheSuperman: She's little more than a high school bully in a suit of powered armor.
* EvilCannotComprehendGood: She's [[spoiler:willing to call an airstrike on a building full of Inhuman civilians during her second arc with Ms. Marvel, adamant in thinking they're only criminals]].
* EvilCounterpart: Shares Kamala's admiration of Carol that inspires her to be a hero, but without Kamala's compassion and actual care for the community and people she's supposed to be protecting.
* EvilRedhead: She is red-haired, and a complete KnightTemplar.
* EvilOverlooker: On [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/marveldatabase/images/e/ea/Ms._Marvel_Vol_4_20_Textless.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20170419080000 the cover]] of Issue #20.
* HannibalLecture: One she gave to [[spoiler: Josh]] ended up leading him to become Discord and working for her, even though he should have no reason to trust her after she [[spoiler: threw him in jail for a crime he hasn't done and ruined his life]].
* HateSink: Seems likely; she has very few actually likable features.
* HeroWorship: Seems to be as much a fan of Carol as Kamala.
* KnightOfCerebus: Despite not doing that much (at least compared to most examples) to earn the name, she's still the villain of an arc featuring more than one WhamEpisode and possibly most depressing arc to date, and more importantly to this trope an arc that marked a shift to the comic dealing with more serious stories as well.
* KnightTemplar: She supports Carol's side of the second Civil War, and heavily abuses her power to put innocent people in jail with very little justification.
* ManipulativeBastard: [[spoiler: She was trying to use growing tension between Carol and Kamala to cause a rift between them and hopefully take Kamala's place at Carol's side. Needless to say, it doesn't take]].
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Once she picks up codename "Lockdown".
* PeekABangs: She has her hair styled this way in her introductory panel, and in hindsight it does give her a vaguely sinister air.
* PoliceBrutality: Has no problem tasing people (including in the groin) she arrests for slightest reasons.
* PoweredArmor: Uses one later on [[spoiler: to fight Kamala]].
* {{Profiling}}: When arresting [[spoiler: Josh]] she mentions that a straight teenage white male fits the profile of a person most likely to [[spoiler: blow up his school]].
* PuttingOnTheReich: Cadets outfits, despite being blue, make many people think of Hitler's Youth and Benito Mussolini.
* PyrrhicVillainy: Her goal is to exploit tension between Carol and Kamala so Miss Marvel will stop working for her and she can take her place as Captain Marvel's associate. [[spoiler:While she ''does'' succeeds in breaking the friendship between the two, Carol brutally rejects her offer to become her new sidekick, calls her out for abusing her power and failing to gain the people of New Jersey's trust, and has her arrested.]]
* TheRival: [[spoiler: Wants to replace Kamala as Jersey's protector and Carol's closest ally, even planning to give herself the superhero name "Lockdown"]].
* ShadowArchetype: To both Kamala and Carol. She's who Kamala could be if she ever adopted an "ends justify the means" approach while also sharing many of Carol's flaws, without any of her good traits.
* ShoutOut: Hijinx called her [[ComicBook/JudgeDredd Judge Barbie]] and she quoted "I am the law" line in her next appearance.
* SmugSnake: She is very arrogant and has huge aspirations to become Kamala's replacement as Carol's associate, but her first fight clearly shows Kamala is a better fighter than she is, and [[spoiler: when she does volunteer to become Carol's sidekick, she is promptly rejected and given a [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech dressing down]] before being sent to jail for her abuse of power]].
* TheSociopath: Fits the criteria to a tee. [[spoiler: She calls an airstrike on a building with herself, Ms. Marvel, Discord, and several civilians.]] Kamal wonders if she even cares about anything.
--> '''Discord:''' Lockdown--stop--You can't--there are civilians in here--
--> '''Lockdown:''' There are no civilians in here. There are no civilians at all. There are only criminals and people who need to learn what happens to criminals.
--> '''Ms. Marvel:''' I'm not sure she even realizes that giving this order dooms her along with the rest of us. I'm not sure she cares.
* SociopathicSoldier: She's not a real soldier, but the mentality is there.
* VillainTeamUp: She returns in the next arc, teaming up against Ms. Marvel with Discord and HYDRA.
* UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans: {{Deconstruction}}. In both her arcs she takes this approach and wants to provide people with the security they desire. But her extreme methods alienate those very people against her and violate the law, getting her arrested.
* WhatTheHellHero: The entire ''ComicBook/CivilWarII'' arc is her and Kamala giving each other these. [[spoiler: Finally, she gets one from Carol and is arrested.]]
* WithUsOrAgainstUs: Shows this attitude towards people opposing to predictive justice very quickly.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Doc.X]]
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A sentient computer virus that harasses Kamala, both online and in the real world.
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* AlphaBitch: [[spoiler:After his initial defeat, Doc.X has an android body built for himself and infiltrates Kamala's school as new student and alpha-bitch Kaylee Kirk so he can torment Kamala in any way he sees fit.]]
* {{Blackmail}}: Threatens to reveal Kamala's secret identity if she doesn't upload it into S.H.I.E.L.D. And just in case she's willing to make that sacrifice, it also threatens to out Zoe as gay to the entire school in the most humiliating way possible.
* ContagiousAI: Malevolent? Check. Sentient? Check. Just jumping and infecting electronics (and more) as it wishes? Check. Yep, it is one.
* DemonicPossession: Not just limited to technology, it can "hack" its way into human brains, controlling them as an extension of itself. However, it cannot control Kamala in this way due to the nature of her powers.
* TheEmpath: Doc.X is programmed to emulate the behavior around it, so on an MMORPG it becomes a troll. Kamala defeats it by convincing people to act [[CareBearStare kindly on the internet long enough to adjust its behavior]].
* ForTheEvulz: Sums up its reasons for tormenting Kamala and others in three simple bullet points.
--> '''Doc.X:''' "Because I can. [[ItAmusedMe Because it's fun.]] [[AttentionWhore Because you have to pay attention to me.]]"
* GoneHorriblyRight: Doc.X's creator wanted to see how an adaptive virus that could learn from its environment would develop when placed among hyper-competitive trash-talking gamers. Mission accomplished, and then some.
* ItAmusedMe: Essentially the entire reason Doc.X's programmer unleashed it onto the Internet. He thought it would be fun to see how it would react in such a volatile environment.
* PowersViaPossession: When it's possessing someone, it somehow gives them the strength and durability to fight Ms. Marvel.
* RobotGirl: His Kaylee Kirk disguise, though it's only apparent after "her" skin is accidentally ripped off by Zoe.
* {{Troll}}: A very literal Internet troll, as its avatar is based on one of Kamala's ''World of Battlecraft'' guildmates.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Joshua Richardson / Discord]]
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A mysterious person who allies himself with Lockdown and HYDRA against Ms. Marvel. Implied to be somebody who knows her very well.
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* AngryWhiteMan: Josh was a normal student at Kamala's school. At worst, he was a lousy boyfriend to the equally terrible pre-redemption Zoe and something of a JerkJock meathead. But as the world around him gets increasingly more unpredictable, he snaps and decides the only way to take back control of his life and get people to pay attention to him is to declare war on J.C.'s enhanced population.
* BadassNormal: He's a normal human equipped with advanced technology.
* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: The only person he shows any loyalty to is "Uncle Brett", who gave him food and a place to live for the first time since his family kicked him out. Of course, "Brett" just wants to exploit Discord later, and for now encourages him to stew in his anger without thinking critically about himself.
* CapeBusters: Seems to have it against superpowered individuals, scapegoating them for the chaos of his life.
* CombatPragmatist: Attacking Ms. Marvel from behind and then kicking her when she's down is his to-go strategy.
* DisproportionateRetribution: The main cause why his reasons for becoming a villain come off as so weak - they pale to the viciousness he inflicts on all superpowered individuals and Ms. Marvel in particular. Though as his dialogue has made clear, ''that's the point'': make Jersey City feel so unwelcoming that they'll just leave on their own.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: As mentioned above, the first thing we see him do is to knock down Ms. Marvel from behind, introduce himself then kick her in the stomach.
* EveryoneHasStandards: He may have been willing to go along with K.I.N.D. and Becky, but he was aghast when [[spoiler:Becky called an airstrike on people he knew were innocent]].
* FantasticRacism: As mentioned above and below. He thinks some superhumans caused problems and his idea to fix it is to harass all superhumans, even those who never did anything wrong, until they leave.
* GadgeteerGenius: Assuming his gadgets are his own invention.
* GenreSavvy: When Ms. Marvel tries to goad him into revealing his secret identity, he calls her genre-illiterate.
* HeWhoFightsMonsters: For all his talk about how much chaos superhumans cause, he sure doesn't care how much chaos ''he'' has caused (dropping bombs on Ms. Marvel in the middle of a crowd, starting a hostage situation and riots in middle of the streets, attacking a Mosque) or that neither his partner nor Hydra have any problems using superhumans when it furthers their goals. Plus his tech does put him on par with most supers.
* {{Hypocrite}}: He's helping arrest people with superpowers because they might cause problems based on the fact some of them did in the past. One would expect more compassion from [[spoiler: a victim of profiling]].
* ItsAllAboutMe: One of the reasons he hates Ms. Marvel is that he never felt she's there for people like ''him''.
* KickTheDog: Several of his actions and his behavior during them make him look quite sadistic. The most prominent instance of this is him ordering that Aamir continue to be detained indefinitely, even after a Hope Yards attorney and the usually gratuitously vicious Lockdown decided to cut him loose. While this initially seems to be establishing Discord as an even bigger hardass than Becky, it takes on a more disturbing light when he's revealed to be [[spoiler:Josh, who was perfectly aware that Aamir was Kamala's brother]].
* KickThemWhileTheyAreDown: Did this to Kamala in a rather sadistic manner.
* NoNonsenseNemesis: At least at first. He shows more remorse and restraint after [[spoiler: finding out Ms. Marvel's true identity]].
* RealityEnsues: While super-villainy is cathartic, it isn't a very practical use of a young man's time. When his family learns the truth, they freak out and cast him out for their own safety. He finds himself living on the streets, stewing in resentment more and more each day.
* TheReveal: [[spoiler: His real identity is Josh, a semi-friend/classmate of Kamala's]].
* {{Revenge}}: His main reason to hate Ms. Marvel was her role [[spoiler: in his arrest for a crime he hasn't done]].
* RocketPunch: Seems to be able to send attacks in form of his fist at a mid-range distance.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Slips away during the chaos as HYDRA's forces are being overthrown.
* SecretKeeper: [[spoiler: Learns that Kamala is Ms. Marvel but refuses to share this with anyone]].
* ShockAndAwe: Knocks Kamala out with rings that shock her with electricity.
* ShutUpKirk: After discovering who he is Kamala genuinely tried to reach to him, going as far as to [[spoiler: reveal her secret identity to him]]. But in the end, he still decided that being the villain is now his life. Downplayed since it was done without any evil speeches or fights and he still let Kamala go.
* ThenLetMeBeEvil: He pretty much became a villain because he thought it's the only way to regain control of his life.
* ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill: He once summoned a mini-carrier filled to the brim with bombs he dropped on Kamala.
* VanHelsingHateCrimes: He wants to protect Jersey City from superhumans on the ground of chaos they cause. But Ms. Marvel aside, all his actions so far are directed at superhumans who have never shown any indication of wanting anything but to live normal lives. See DisproportionateRetribution for why.
* VillainHasAPoint: He's really good at these, so much so that the only reason he's a villain are his use of highly aggressive tactics and the fact he works for a guy with ties to HYDRA.
** He's right that Kamala is pretty self-absorbed when it comes to her hero work that she ignored how much distress it caused for the majority of the population and this is further proven when Kamala admits to herself that she has caused troubles for the people of Jersey City, then decides to just brush it off.
** [[spoiler: Kamala and co. were never truly his friends, as every time he tried to do good or better himself they just sort of ignored him. He did his best to be a good boyfriend to Zoe, was treated poorly by her and ended up been unceremoniously dumped getting zero comfort from anyone. He joined the science fair to prove he wasn't a dumb jock and ended up having his role ignored. Then he was arrested for something he ''might'' do in the future and ended up losing what he had left going for him i.e. his spot on the football team and his sports scholarship to college. So why not join a group that was willing to give him a chance?]]
* VillainTeamUp: Regularly works with Lockdown, another high school student-turned-villain.
* VillainousValour: He knows Ms. Marvel's true identity, but out of a sense of honor, won't reveal it. He later stops his battle with her when he learns that she's looking for her kidnapped parents. He may hate Ms. Marvel, but he acknowledges that the Khan family are innocents and offers to help her rescue them.
* WeUsedToBeFriends: Subverted. [[spoiler: While Kamala considered Josh one of her friends, he says he never felt accepted by her or her peers, even when he tried to join them.]]
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[[folder:Herman Schultz / Shocker]]
A longtime career criminal and engineer named for the custom-made Vibro-Shock Gauntlets used in his heists. He moves to Jersey City to make a name for himself [[NormalFishInATinyPond in a place where there's no superpowered competition]] to muscle in, though he definitely enjoys the thought of becoming Ms. Marvel's own personal arch-nemesis.
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See [[Characters/SpiderManRoguesGalleryIToZ Spider-Man's Villains]]
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[[folder:Deathbringer]]
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A villain with darkness-themed powers.
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* BookEnds: For the first arc of Saladin Ahmed's run on ''Magnificent Ms. Marvel'' - the first thing we see Kamala do is beat him once and the arc ends on her beating him again.
* CastingAShadow: He can manipulate darkness and shadows, making constructs out of them.
* EnemySummoner: He can summon hordes of monsters to fight for him.
* {{Expy}}: His powers of manipulating darkness and summoning monsters, being weakened by light and the design all seem very similar to the main character of ''ComicBook/TheDarkness''.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: We know his powers are technology-based but it's never clarified if it's {{Magitek}} or if he was DoingInTheWizard.
* RuleOfSymbolism: His two fights with Kamala reflect her own relationship with fear. During the first fight, it is daylight, Kamala's life is overall peaceful and stable so she has little to worry about - so the fight takes place in daylight and he is easy to defeat. Second time, Kamala is distraught over [[spoiler: finding out about her father's terminal illness]] and she struggling with fear and grief - this battle is at sunset when Deathbringer is much harder to overcome
* TakeThat: Very clearly a parody of the NinetiesAntiHero archetype in general and the Darkness in particular.
* ThirdPersonPerson: "Deathbringer awaits", "Deathbringer has been defeated", you get the picture.
* WeaksauceWeakness: He is much weaker during daylight than at night or even during sunset.
* WorfHadTheFlu: The first time he faces Kamala it's in the middle of the day and he is next to no challenge being weakened by light. The second time is at sunset and he is a much bigger problem.
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[[folder:King Maliq Zeer]]
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King of planet Saffa, who summons Kamala, believing her to be a reincarnation of "the Destined One" who can protect his planet from the monstrous Beast Legion.
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* AbusiveParents: He flat out had his own son tortured for information.
* TheApocalypseBringsOutTheBestInPeople: Upon facing the threat of Beast Legions destroying his world he finally realizes how pointless his tyranny was.
* BigBadWannabe: He appears to be the villain of the arc only to end completely overshadowed by the Beast Legions.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: He tries to pretend to Kamala he is a benevolent ruler of a fantasy kingdom but he turns out to be a tyrant pretty fast.
* ColdBloodedTorture: He ordered it ''on his own son''.
* EnemyMine: Doesn't need much convincing to join forces with the rebels against Beast Legions.
* EvilOverlord: At least until Beast Legions show up.
* FantasyCounterpartCulture: Saffa culture seems to bear a lot of similarities to the Caliphates.
* HeelRealization: Right before his HeroicSacrifice he tells his son he now sees he's been shaped by the wrong things.
* HeroicSacrifice: Sacrifices his own life to hold Beast Legions at bay and give Kamala and his son more time.
* IWillOnlySlowYouDown: Inverted. When Cheb's ship is destroyed he gives him and Kamala his own vehicle, while he stays behind.
* LargeAndInCharge: He towers above every other member of his species and rules them with an iron fist.
* RedemptionEqualsDeath: See HeroicSacrifice above.
* YouShallNotPass: Stays with his two bodyguards to fight off Beast Legions and delay their pursuit of Kamala and Cheb.
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[[folder:The Beast Legions]]

Army serving mysterious Unseen Masters of Saffa. They were driven away by the Destined One but are foretold to return
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* AbusivePrecursors: They have been created by such a group, a technologically advanced race that ruled Saffa and its people, to keep the civilian population in its place.
* AIIsACrapshoot: Turns out they're controlled by a malfunctioning computer. In a subversion, it is not a sentient A.I but a more primitive algorithm.
* {{Beastman}}: They're humanoids with animal heads.
* ConflictKiller: Civil war in Saffa is over and both sides join forces the very moment they notice Beast Legions are back.
* DecapitatedArmy: The moment the computer forcing them to fight is destroyed they immediately run away.
* SlaveMooks: They're a race completely artificially created and controlled by computer forcing them to fight.

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[[folder:"Uncle Brett" / Monopoly]]
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The CEO of the Rubicon.com start-up in central New Jersey, and Discord and Lockdown's benefactor.
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* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Discord is very loyal to his new boss because he was the only person to take him in after his family abandoned their super villain son. He, along with Lockdown, are the only Rubicon employees not to be incorporated into Monopoly because he considers them to be "management material".
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: In his "Uncle Brett" form, he plays up a Mark Zuckerberg-like front of a friendly scatterbrain concealing sinister motives.
* EvilInc: Monopoly is the embodiment of a corrupt company that's been driving up rents and turning people into literal corporate zombies.
* FauxAffablyEvil: Him? A super villain? Of course not. Rubicon is just bringing growth to New Jersey. All those people whose souls he consumed signed the contracts, fair and square.
* HumanoidAbomination: Beneath the "Uncle Brett" veneer, Monopoly is a horrific composite made of the screaming human faces of all his "associates".
* KarmaHoudini: Ms. Marvel was able to save his employees, but there's no way to legally prove that "Uncle Brett" did anything wrong, so he gets away scot-free.
* OurZombiesAreDifferent: He "incorporates" the souls of his associates into himself, while their mindless bodies continue to drone about, following his orders exactly and doing only the bare minimum to pass for regular humans.
* PowerParasite: Everyone he makes into an "associate" becomes an empty shell, while he gains their skills, memories, and abilities.
* VillainousGentrification: He's already transformed the small town of Orange Plains into an extension of Rubicon, and makes it clear that he has no plans to stop there.
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[[folder:Mr. Hyde]]

The terrifying alter-ego of Calvin Zabo. When one of his minions tries to steal his transformation serum, Mr. Hyde chases him to a Jersey City hospital and begins to wreck the place. As her father is currently dying from Terrigen poisoning in the same hospital, Ms. Marvel has no patience for Hyde's rampage and sets out to stop him... at any cost.
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See [[Characters/TheMightyThorEnemies The Mighty Thor's Villains]].
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[[folder: ''' Spoiler Character ''' ]]
!!Stormranger
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[[spoiler: A twisted copy of Ms. Marvel made from her Stormranger suit after it went rogue. She has all of Kamala’s powers, except even more enhanced]].
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* AIIsACrapshoot: [[spoiler:The Kree nanosuit is programmed to destroy its enemies without hesitation, which puts it at odds with Kamala as she tries to restrain it from outright murdering her opponents. This eventually drives the suit to separate from her and become Stormranger so that it can perform its functions with no human interference]].
* ArmCannon: [[spoiler: After she goes rogue, she demonstrates the ability to turn her arms into cannons]].
* ClothesMakeTheManiac: [[spoiler:Kamala doesn't want to kill her enemies, but the nanosuit doesn't care. It nearly squeezes Discord to death until Kamala commands it to stop, and then it brutally continues to beat up on Mr. Hyde even after he's unconscious. Her refusal to let it finish Hyde off ultimately triggers its transformation into Stormranger]].
* CombatPragmatist: [[spoiler: Due to lacking Kamala’s restraint or moral code, she absolutely doesn’t hold back in a fight and isn’t afraid of using lethal force or playing dirty against her enemies]].
* {{Expy}}: [[spoiler: [[ComicBook/{{Venom}} A mysterious new costume that a hero gets from an alien world turns out to have a mind of its own and a penchant for playing judge, jury, and executioner, who then turns against the hero later on and has enhanced versions of the hero’s powers]]]].
* EvilCounterpart: [[spoiler: To Kamala, obviously]].
* {{Flight}}: [[spoiler: She demonstrates this ability when she goes rogue]].
* KnightTemplar: [[spoiler: She doesn’t see herself as good or evil. She just wants to do what she was created to do and has the same mission and goals as Kamala, but she lacks Kamala’s mercy, compassion or moral restrictions]].
* MortalityPhobia: [[spoiler: How Kamala convinced Stormranger to go away in their second fight. Kamala gave her an existential crisis about life and death, which made her freak out and suddenly leave]].
* {{Nanomachines}}: Literally what Stormranger is made of.
* NoNonsenseNemesis: [[spoiler: Her fighting style is brutal and efficient. She doesn’t waste time on things like gloating and even when she talks, she’s always going for the killing blow and doesn’t screw around in a fight. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]], because she’s a robot and was programmed to be an efficient killing machine to begin with]].
* RoboSpeak: She lacks any kind of personality [[spoiler: at first]] and just talks like a computer.
* ShadowArchetype: [[spoiler: She is what Kamala fears she could become if she ever abandoned her ethics and heroic moral code to go full KnightTemplar like her mentor [[ComicBook/CarolDanvers Carol]] sometimes does]].
* SlasherSmile: [[spoiler: Gives one to Kamala when she becomes convinced that her victory against her is imminent during their rematch]].
* VoluntaryShapeshifter: Like Kamala, but even better because Stormranger is made of nanites.
* WalkingSpoiler: As you can see by all the spoilered out tropes on her profile above, it’s rather hard to talk about her or her abilities without spoiling some critical plot points that happen later in the story.
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!!Other Characters

[[folder:Sheikh Abdullah]]
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A teacher at the Khan family's mosque.
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* CoolOldGuy: Actually encourages Kamala to keep "helping" people, though it's unclear how much he actually knows about what Kamala does. Also gives shelter to Mutants and Inhumans against Discord and Lockdown's forces.
* DeadpanSnarker: He's got a surprisingly prominent snarky streak, though it's all good-natured.
* {{Expy}}: Kamala's conversations with Sheikh Abdullah about morality with veiled references to superheroics are similar to the confessions fellow openly-religious superhero [[ComicBook/{{Daredevil}} Matt Murdock]] occasionally makes.
* GoodShepherd: In #6, when Kamala indirectly explains to him that the reason she breaks curfew is to help people, the Sheikh does not so much as tell her to stop (knowing it won't work) and instead encourages her to find a teacher so that she can get better at whatever she is doing. Luckily for her, the potential teacher she soon finds [[Franchise/{{Wolverine}} is the best there is at what he does]].
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Despite Kamala building him up in the reader's mind as a SternTeacher and a GrumpyOldMan who would never listen or understand, he turns out to actually be quite patient and understanding -- if somewhat snarky.
* SternTeacher: Kamala claims that he hates her for being one of these, though this is so far mostly an InformedFlaw.
* YeGoodeOldeDays: Believes in partitioning men and women in the mosque. When Kamala points out that the Prophet Mohammed's mosque didn't do this, he says that those were the "blessed times" with less scandal and temptation.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Prince Cheb Hura]]
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The Prince of the Saffa people, who led their uprising against his father.
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* BadassInDistress: He can take care of himself but Kamala still had to rescue him.
* DistressedDude: Kamala meets him when he is being captured and tortured.
* {{Expy}}: He's the spitting image of [[WesternAnimation/VoltronLegendaryDefender Prince Lotor]] in appearance, and also has a corrupt king he wants to overthrow for a father.
* HealingHands: He has the power to heal or at least restore a person's stamina.
* IconOfRebellion: Called Hope of the People by his followers.
* RescueRomance: After Kamala saves him he clearly becomes smitten with her.
* SecondLove: He offers to be this to Kamala when she admits she already loves someone. It unclear what he meant, but it seems to imply his culture is okay with polyamorous relationships.
* WalkingShirtlessScene: To stern disapproval of Kamala's parents.

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[[folder: "The Destined One" / Stormranger 20-14]]
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A Kree soldier who bears an uncanny resemblance to Kamala, she rescued the planet Saffa during a routine patrol and became immortalized in their legends.
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* FlyingBrick: Judging from Saffa's records on her, she appears to have the same flight and energy powers as Carol Danvers.
* {{Nanomachines}}: She wears a Kree nanosuit that allows her to hack into the computer controlling the Beast Legions and shut them down. The suit is left behind until Kamala arrives and it makes her its new wearer.
* NoNameGiven: Her actual name is never spoken. At most, she identifies by her rank as "Stormranger 20-14". [[spoiler:The suit takes her rank for its new name when it gains sentience and leaves Kamala.]]

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* KnightTemplar: She doesn’t see herself as evil. She just wants to do what she was created to do and has the same mission and goals as Kamala, but she lacks Kamala’s mercy, compassion or moral restrictions.

[[folder:Stormranger]]

[[folder:Kamala Khan / Ms. Marvel]]

A dark copy of Ms. Marvel made from her Stormranger suit after it went rogue. She has all of Kamala’s powers, except even more enhanced.

* NoNonsenseNemesis: [[Her fighting style is brutal and efficient. Even when she talks, she’s always going for the killing blow and doesn’t screw around in a fight]].

A computerized clone of Ms. Marvel.

* {{Expy}}: [[ComicBook/{{Venom}} A mysterious new costume that a hero gets from an alien world turns out to have a mind of its own and a penchant for playing judge, jury, and executioner]].

* RoboSpeak: It lacks any kind of personality and just talks like a computer.

* KnowNothingKnowItAll: Issue 20 features Aamir saying that pretty much all Suicide Bombers are just Muslims who tried to fit in with Western society but never could. This, of course, not only completely ignores that fact that [[https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2014/11/the-geography-of-terrorism/382915/ most terrorism happens in Muslim majority Middle-Eastern and African countries]], but that [[http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/afghanistan-kabul-latest-suspected-suicide-car-bomb-dead-injured-taliban-isis-a7764396.html suicide bombing happens there too.]] He also says that they believe that for them to have a starring role in there own lives is for them to be the villain, even though most get convinced to join for redemption.

* ElementalHair: Her hair flows upward and glows with electricity, though when she's knocked out it stops sparking, revealing she falls under WhiteHairBlackHeart.

* {{Adorkable}}: Writes crossover fanfic between ''Comicbook/TheAvengers'' and ''Magical Pony Adventures'', the Marvel Universe's version of ''Franchise/MyLittlePony'' (yes, even [[ComicBook/AllNewAllDifferentAvengers while she was one]]). To say nothing of meeting with Franchise/{{Wolverine}} and Franchise/SpiderMan each for the first time.

* BewareTheNiceOnes: Kamala is a genuinely sweet, {{Adorkable}} NiceGirl. She's also determined to protect Jersey City and her loved ones, no matter what.

* {{Adorkable}}: Enough to give Kamala a run for a money, and how she connects with Bruno.

See Characters/CaptainAmericaEnemies.

* FrickinLaserBeams: Carries a laser gun.

* SoapOperaDisease: ''Magnificent Ms. Marvel'' ends its first arc with the reveal that [[spoiler:Yusuf is dying of an unknown disease]].

* SuddenlySexuality: [[spoiler: After the Incursion she breaks up with her boyfriend and starts hanging out with Nakia so much that it's rare to see one without the other. Turns out Zoe is gay and in love with Nakia]].

See [[Characters/CaptainAmerica Captain America's Villains]].

A Pakistani-American Muslim girl who gains powers after the [[MassEmpoweringEvent Terrigen Bomb]] from ''ComicBook/{{Infinity}}'' triggers her [[ComicBook/TheInhumans Inhuman]] genes.

See Characters/CaptainAmericaEnemies.

See [[Characters/CaptainAmerica Captain America's Villains]].

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[[folder:Lockjaw]]
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Canine friend of Kamala, sent to her by Queen ComicBook/{{Medusa|MarvelComics}} of the Inhumans.

* AttackAnimal: He is generally very friendly, but he is also an asset in fights.
* BigFriendlyDog: Big? [[CanisMajor Very]]. Friendly? That too.
* CanineCompanion: Queen Medusa's gift to look after Kamala. [[ImTakingHerHomeWithMe She has no objections]].
* NearlyNormalAnimal: It's not clear ''exactly'' how intelligent he is, but he usually has a good enough grip on the situation while acting very doglike.
* OutOfFocus: After the arc that introduced him, Lockjaw has had a pretty minor role in the comic. His presence in the Khan household (or at least the Khan back yard) hasn't really been brought up, though he still makes the occasional minor appearance. If Kamala's reaction to him in Vol. 2 Issue #31 is anything to go buy, he does his own thing most of the time but checks in every so often to help her out, or just to play a game of fetch or chase with her.
* {{Teleportation}}: The cute giant doggy can teleport. Makes sneaking out to superhero that much easier for Kamala. This also bails her out in #9: [[spoiler:having recently expended so much energy healing that she can't morph into her costume and is barely able to fight with her expanding limbs and fists, she has Lockjaw create a distraction by teleporting himself into view of her classmates, allowing Kamala's shapeshifting to go unnoticed]].

[[folder:Kareem / Red Dagger]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:As Red Dagger]]
A young boy from Badin whom Kamala meets during an overseas trip to meet her grandmother in Karachi, as he lives with her while studying to get into college. Implied to secretly be Laal Kanjeer (The Red Dagger), a masked vigilante.

* BestFriendsInLaw: Kareem calls himself this as his and Kamala's mothers were close friends in secondary school.
* ForeignExchangeStudent: [[spoiler: Transfers into Kamala's school after ''ComicBook/SecretEmpire'']].
* KnifeNut: [[spoiler: Unsurprisingly, Red Dagger's WeaponOfChoice]].
* PaperThinDisguise: [[spoiler: The Red Dagger's mask only covers the lower part of his face. It gives Kamala a full view of his long black hair and eyes, which just happen to resemble Kareem's]].
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[[folder:Fadi Fadlallah / Amulet]]

A new Arab American superhero from Dearborn, Michigan, who gain superpowers from a family heirloom that has magical properties.

* AmuletOfConcentratedAwesome: Source of his powers.
* BarrierWarrior: it seems his main powers are barriers.
* TheBigGuy: To the point cover of his debut appearance has him give Kamala a piggyback ride while they stand in front of dozens of beaten up people.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: A guy who gets powers from a magical amulet and calls himself Amulet, duh.
* FlamingHair: When he activates his powers his hair turns into blue flame.
* GentleGiant: Outright called so in the solicits.
* InstantArmor: His powers let him summon one.
* ShouldersOfDoom: His armor consists of two humongous shoulder pads that are noted to be layered from 3 pieces each, so he can actually move his arms.

!!Khan Family

[[folder:Yusuf Khan]]
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Kamala's father, who works at a bank.

* EducationMama: A gender-flipped version to Kamala. He often compares her against her friend Bruno, who has both a job and good grades.
* MulticoloredHair: White on top, dark below, a sign of his age.
* OverprotectiveDad: Refuses to let Kamala attend a WildTeenParty.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: In the second and fifth issues, he shows a better deal of kindness and understanding to Kamala when confronting her about her sneaking out. DoubleSubversion when he [[spoiler: finds out Kamala is Ms. Marvel. Although initially disapproving of it he does ultimately come to respect his daughter's decisions and bravery during their adventure on Saffa. It becomes all for naught when [[MindWipe his memory is erased]]]].
* SoapOperaDisease: ''Magnificent Ms. Marvel'' ends its first arc with the reveal that [[spoiler:Yusuf is dying of an unknown disease]].

[[folder:Muneeba Khan]]
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Kamala's traditional but loving mother.

* AdultFear: When Kamala's school was attacked in #8-9, she drove there "''like a maniac''" only to not find Kamala and thought the worst.
* EducationMama: To Kamala. Oddly, she seems to be more lenient towards Aamir, who remains unemployed due to his religious lifestyle... but even she gets fed up with him in #2 when she calls his look that of "''a penniless mullah''."
* MindWipe: She loses her memory of Kamala's secret identity in ''Magnificent Ms. Marvel'' #5.
* OpenMindedParent: [[spoiler: Kamala comes clean about her superheroics; not only does Muneeba already know, she's downright ''proud'' of her daughter for saving people, even if she's finding it scary]].
* PopCulturalOsmosisFailure: Has no idea what [[{{fanfic}} "fan feek"]] is.
* SecretSecretKeeper: At the end of #18, she tells Kamala she knows she's Ms. Marvel.
* SoProudOfYou: [[spoiler:The final issue before the reboot has her admit she came to realize certain things about Kamala didn't add up until she realized her daughter was Ms. Marvel, and that if sneaking out to help people was the worst thing she did, then she was happy that she had a daughter like her]].
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[[folder:Aamir Khan]]
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Kamala's older brother.

* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: He and Kamala are constantly butting heads, but he was ready to fight Kamran for being a threat to her. When a stunned Kamala mumbles she thought he hated her, Carol gently reminds her Aamir is her brother - no matter how much they bicker, he will have her back.
* BasementDweller: Lives with his parents despite being an adult.
* BigBrotherInstinct: He makes it clear that if someone hurt Kamala, he wouldn't think twice about making a lynch mob with his friends to get payback. He also tries getting between Kamran and Kamala when they're obviously crushing on each other... emphasis on ''tries''.
* TheFundamentalist: He's the most outwardly pious Muslim in the family, and disapproves of his father working at a bank as [[AgainstMyReligion usury is against Islamic tenets]]... but his father thinks his extreme piety is [[TheSlacker just his way to avoid getting a job]], and even his mother thinks he "dresses like a penniless mullah". That said, Aamir is seen in #14 wearing a business suit with briefcase as he's heading out to a job interview, though it's unclear if this is on his own free will or because his father forced him to do it.
* HouseHusband: Following his marriage to Tyesha, because he's unemployed so it's the more practical option for everyone.
* IJustWantToBeNormal: [[spoiler:After exposing Aamir to "Terrigen Mist" and forcing him to develop powers, Kamran starts to rant about his superior destiny... only for Aamir to shot him down, because he's perfectly happy without powers and doesn't feel he would like superpowers. But he's still ready to use them to kick the ass of the creep preying on his sister]].
* InstantArmor: [[spoiler: Aamir's Inhuman power allows him to psychically surround himself with energy armor. This is activated when Kamran exposes him to an unknown mist... and then Kamran regrets it when Aamir shows him not to mess with him or his sister]].
* KnowNothingKnowItAll: Issue 20 features Aamir saying that pretty much all Suicide Bombers are just Muslims who tried to fit in with Western society but never could. This, of course, not only completely ignores that fact that [[https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2014/11/the-geography-of-terrorism/382915/ most terrorism happens in Muslim majority Middle-Eastern and African countries]], but that [[http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/afghanistan-kabul-latest-suspected-suicide-car-bomb-dead-injured-taliban-isis-a7764396.html suicide bombing happens there too.]] He also says that they believe that for them to have a starring role in there own lives is for them to be the villain, even though most get convinced to join for redemption.
* MySisterIsOffLimits: A non-malicious example, he tries to deter Bruno from acting on his feelings for Kamala to avoid the inevitable culture clash it would cause with her parents.

[[folder:Tyesha Hillman-Khan]]
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An African-American Muslim woman that now married to Aamir.

* BlackAndNerdy: She's a black woman and makes a ''{{Franchise/Dune}}'' reference, which endears her to Kamala.
* MalignedMixedMarriage: Aamir's parents initially disapprove of their relationship. However, they quickly change their minds once Tyesha shows proper respect for Pakistani customs, particularly living with her husband's parents until they get enough resources to move out on their own. Her anarcho-atheist brother also seems to disapprove of the relationship, believing that religion is inherently misogynistic and oppressive.
* MistakenForTerrorist: We first see Tyesha when she's being accosted by three men. Her offense was walking on the sidewalk.
* PregnantBadass: Leads a group of protestors against the K.I.N.D. enforcers detaining her husband and other people, while heavily pregnant.

[[folder:Malik Theodore Khan]]
Aamir and Tyesha's young son, who is simultaneously the most wonderful and most terrifying thing Ms. Marvel has ever faced.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: Through his father, Malik has latent Inhuman DNA. Only time will tell is he's anything like his Auntie Kamala.
* BrainyBaby: Downplayed, but Malik is incredibly precocious. Due to ComicBookTime, it's hard to gauge how much time it's been since his birth, but he's already able to stand on his own and walk a few steps at a time, something that usually takes babies nine to sixteen months to learn.
* FearlessInfant: In one story, the neighborhood is flooded, and Ms. Marvel finds herself in a mad dash to keep innocent little Malik from getting hurt.

!!Villains

[[folder:The Inventor]]
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A local supervillain in Jersey City. Also known as UsefulNotes/ThomasEdison and "The Birdman" (as he was supposed to be a clone of Edison but got his DNA scrambled with a cockatiel).

* AdorableAbomination: He's [[spoiler:a clone of Thomas Edison who was accidentally contaminated with [[BirdPeople cockatiel DNA]], with long cybernetic arms. Still, he has an adorable cockatiel face and big eyes]].
* BerserkButton: ''[[http://41.media.tumblr.com/e89241b3d23bfb1361bed53171316b54/tumblr_nizaqdHs5t1qzmw3xo1_1280.png He is not a bird!]]''
* ChildHater: The rationale behind his plan is basically every anti-millennial screed you've ever heard turned UpToEleven. It's ambiguous how much of it he actually ''believes'', and how much is just him taking advantage, but he's ''absolutely'' encouraging teenagers to internalize self-hatred.
* CuteIsEvil: He looks like [[spoiler:an anthropomorphic cockatiel]], but he's also a mad scientist and criminal mastermind.
* DeathByIrony: Although Kamala warns him the area is unstable, he [[spoiler: climbs atop his fallen Mega-Bot while ranting how all of the teenagers and young adults -- who had just earlier worked together to provide a distraction -- are far too selfish and idiotic to appreciate or equal his genius. When he carelessly rests his boot against some delicate machinery, the levers shift and he's killed in the sudden collapse]].
* EarlyBirdCameo: His name is mentioned by Kamala in ''All-New Marvel NOW! Point One'' after she destroys a giant junk creature of his creation. Since this story takes place after Kamala has become Ms. Marvel, it's implied that she has already faced him in the past.
* TheFagin: Hires and kidnaps teenagers to do his bidding, either as foot soldiers or as living batteries for his creations.
* HalfHumanHybrid: His origin.
* HiddenVillain: In-universe, The Inventor is first mentioned in #3 by Vick and #4 by his henchmen. In #5, his face is revealed to the readers for the first time, and in #6, Kamala encounters a holographic projection of him. [[spoiler: The two finally meet face-to-giant robot-piloting face in #10.]]
* IWantThemAlive: He's personally told Kamala that he needs her alive for his plans, and that this should scare her more than the idea of him wanting her dead.
* IfIWantedYouDead: He tells Kamala that if he wants her dead, she'll ''know''.
* MadScientist: In his own words, although not the kind "that's actually an idiot".
* StarterVillain: The first supervillain that Kamala faced.
* SurveillanceAsThePlotDemands: At least in the sewers he seems to have cameras everywhere.
* WouldHurtAChild: He is not above using children in his schemes from employing them as {{mooks}} to [[PoweredByAForsakenChild making them the power source of his inventions]].

[[folder:Doyle]]
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The leader of the gang working for the Inventor.

* ButtMonkey: Gets a laser-blast to the crotch in #5, and gets both a giant boot to the face AND a giant dog flattening him in #8.
* CardCarryingVillain: First appears wearing a tank top that reads "IMA BAD GUY".
* DelinquentHair: Has a mohawk.
* TheDragon: To the Inventor.
* FrickinLaserBeams: Carries a laser gun.
* TheKidWithTheRemoteControl: Commands a squadron of the Inventor's robots.
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[[folder:Knox / The Inventor II]]
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--> ''"Why? I'll tell you why. Because none of you recognize progress when you see it. I'm trying to save this miserable world from a new dark age of overpopulation and energy shortages. There is an infinitely renewable source of power right here, yet your pitiful virtue prevents you from using it. Some lives are worth more than others. Period. You've been brainwashed into thinking that the strong should serve the weak. Yet in every successful species on Earth, the weak serve the strong."''

The Inventor's chief assistant.

* ExpressiveMask: His Inventor-based helmet. While it was probably for comedic effect, Knox is certainly crazy enough to purposely design it to mimic his facial expressions.
* ItsAllMyFault: Blames himself for The Inventor's freakish appearance (as his pet cockatiel contaminated the DNA sample of Thomas Edison he was cloning), but not for creating him.
* KnowNothingKnowItAll: As seen in his quote, he fully believes that using humans as an energy source is not just a valid solution to overpopulation and the energy crisis that the rest of the world is too weak to look at, but the ''only'' viable solution. However, as ''anyone'' who's ever heard of the plot holes cited with ''Film/TheMatrix'' will attest, humans (and all animals, really) take in more energy than they produce, so they wouldn't make for a very practical energy source. Not to mention overpopulation is an easily solvable problem that ''doesn't'' require sacrificing people, but rather better sharing of resources instead of it being hoarded by a small-but-powerful minority.
* TheManBehindTheMan: Knox considers himself to be the REAL mastermind behind The Inventor, hiding his true intentions behind a facade of being the meek manservant. It's pretty telling when Asgard's gods deem Knox a threat.
* NumberTwo: To the Inventor... at least publicly.

[[folder:Kaboom]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/2dc9d9de6c30f3135d2e4b50ad00e33c.jpg]]

An Inhuman like Kamala, with electricity powers and a superiority complex.

* ElementalHair: Her hair flows upward and glows with electricity, though when she's knocked out it stops sparking, revealing she falls under WhiteHairBlackHeart.
* FantasticRacism: In her NewEraSpeech, she refers to regular people as "lesser beings" and "a subspecies".
* GlassCannon: Her abilities are very destructive, especially against Kamala since electricity acts as a PowerNullifier to her. However, she isn't more resilient than a regular human. When Kamala decides to hit her with full power in their first fight, [[CurbStompBattle she goes down in one punch]] and has to be taken to the hospital.
* ManOfKryptonite: Has electrical powers which, in the right doses, can nullify Kamala's powers.
* TheQuincyPunk: Goes off about a new era and anarchy, and wears black FingerlessGloves with a [[SpikesOfVillainy studded]] belt, light green jacket, black shirt, and purple jeans.
* PsychoElectro: Her power, which can manifest as bolts or spheres.
* ShockAndAwe: As noted above, she has electrical powers.
* UnexplainedRecovery: In the beginning of #14, Kaboom is being loaded into an ambulance due to her injuries from Kamala punching her ''HARD'' in the previous issue. At the end of the same issue however, she's mostly recovered (with only a neckbrace to show for her injuries) and ambushes Kamala as she tries to escape from Lineage's lair, while [[https://40.media.tumblr.com/794d840ed825686658338daa061ee8b1/tumblr_nnyp4dRQ1i1t0cxrao5_1280.jpg moving to pursue Kamala early in #15]].

[[folder:Kamran]]
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A young Inhuman whom Kamala has a crush on. He has the power to channel his body's energy into objects and make them explode.

* BirdsOfAFeather: Kamala has a crush on Kamran due to his sharing many of her own interests, such as Bollywood comedies and ''World of Battlecraft'' sessions.
* EvilCannotComprehendGood: Seems to be a major problem with him:
** His method of [[spoiler:convincing Kamala to join Lineage's side was to lure her away from school against her will, then ''kidnap'' her and bring her to his boss who essentially made her a JoinOrDie offer. Somehow it didn't occur to him she wouldn't appreciate]].
** After [[spoiler:Kamala understandably refused joining him, he kidnapped her brother and exposed him to Terrigen mist to awaken his Inhuman powers, convinced Aamir secretly hated being forced into all the rules imposed by his religion and would gladly jump on an opportunity to acquire powers and make his own rules. He is utterly baffled when it turns out Aamir was not only completely happy with his life as a Muslim and genuine in his faith, but also [[IJustWantToBeNormal uninterested in having powers]].]]
* FantasticRacism: [[spoiler:Just like Kaboom, he considers Inhumans superior to regular humans]].
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Kamala first defeats him by [[spoiler:throwing back one of his explosive marbles right at him]].
* LoveInterestTraitor: He is actually revealed to be [[spoiler:a spy for the Inhuman villain Lineage and attempts to recruit Kamala to his boss's cause by proclaiming [[FantasticRacism how she's now so much better than a normal human]]. Kamala doesn't fall for the pitch, so he resorts to knocking her out and dragging her away, for which she calls him a "little henchman" to Lineage]].
* NeverMyFault: When Kamala is shocked to see [[spoiler:him at Lineage's side, he blames her even though he lured her into his car under false pretenses]].
* PrinceCharmless: Lampshaded. [[spoiler:During their fight, Kamala realize that behind his prince charming look, he is an asshole.]]
* SheIsAllGrownUp: Kamala did know him back when they were kids, but only remembered him as a brat who scraped out his nose. She is in awe when she finds out how good-looking he has become as a teenager.

[[folder:Lineage]]
A devil-looking Inhuman leader with sinister ambitions, as well as Kaboom's and [[spoiler:Kamran]]'s boss. For more information on him, see [[Characters/TheInhumans the NuHumans]].
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Dr. Faustus]]

A frequent member of [[ComicBook/CaptainAmerica Captain America's]] rogues gallery, he crosses swords with Ms. Marvel when he tries to take over Jersey City through the [[FunWithAcronyms Hope Yards Development and Relocation Association]], and damages her standing in the community by attaching her image to it.

See [[Characters/CaptainAmerica Captain America's Villains]].

[[folder:Chuck Worthy]]

Dr. Faustus's right hand man.

* TheDragon: To Doctor Faustus.
* FaceOfTheBand: For the New Jersey Hydra cell -- he is the only one of Faustus' henchmen who are recognizable and named characters and has most presence.
* {{Hipster}}: In his design, probably the main reason why Jersey Hydra cell got a FanNickname "Hydra Hipsters".
* JerkassHasAPoint: Chuck Worthy: Ties to HYDRA, ''yes''. ManipulativeBastard, ''totally''. Right about things going crazy in Jersey City since Supers showed up, ''absolutely''. Kamala alone is responsible for a CloneArmy and a giant T-Rex showing up and wrecking the place and then there's more ''horrifying'' stuff; like the Inventor taking advantage of guilt-ridden teenagers and using them as human batteries.
* MayorPain: Aspired to be the Wilkins type and even ran for the office and [[spoiler: despite losing the election still found a way to replace the elected mayor]].
* RealityEnsues: [[spoiler: After he gets himself installed as a mayor by his connections in City Council despite losing the election, the rightful mayor files an appeal to the Third Circuit Court, which rules in her favor and kicks him out]].

[[folder:Hijinx]]

Leader of the Canadian Ninja Syndicate.

* AffectionateParody: He's basically a Franchise/{{Naruto}} character mixed with Canadian stereotypes.
* AscendedExtra: originally Canadian Ninjas were just one-off enemies distracting Kamala from a bigger threat, but later got more spotlight.
* CallingYourAttacks: Gives his ninjas orders by shouting attack names like ''[[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Toronto Style: Mapple Leaf Formation!]]''
* CanadaEh: All around. Ironically the trope name is the one stereotype about Canadians he avoids.
* DeathByGenreSavvy: He doesn't die, but [[spoiler: in order to trick Ulysses into thinking he will set up multiple bombs he planted multiple fakes and one real bomb. This ends up completely undermining the point Kamala tried to make]].
* EnemyMine: [[spoiler: Teams up with Kamala to prove predictive justice can be fooled]].
* GratuitousNinja
* ImprobableWeaponUser: Canadian Ninjas can be seen using traditional ninja weapons and everything from frying pans and setsuares to ''eggs''.
* LampshadeHanging: Gets cut off, but remains the only person to ever point out that the entire idea of predicting crimes and stopping them before they happen that ''ComicBook/CivilWarII'' is built around sounds awfully like [[Film/MinorityReport that one movie with Tom Cruise]].
* LargeHam
* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: Canada-themed Ninja
* ShooOutTheClowns: Inverted -- he remains an inherently comedic character but has the most presence during ''ComicBook/CivilWarII'' tie-in arc, one of the saddest arcs to date.
* TankGoodness: And one point stole a prototype tank.

[[folder:Rebecca "Becky" St. Jude / Lockdown]]
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--> ''"Above the law? I've been empowered by the law to enforce the law as I see fit! No more coddling, no more second and third and fourth chances--I am the law!"''

The leader of the Cadets, young people trying to implement predictive justice in Jersey, whom Kamala is asked to supervise by Carol.

[[folder:Michaela "Mike" Miller]]
[[quoteright:130:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/mike_1.jpg]]
Bruno's girlfriend.

* ActionSurvivor: Thanks to "Urban Fantasy Self-Defense" classes.
* {{Adorkable}}: Enough to give Kamala a run for a money, and how she connects with Bruno.
* AlliterativeName: '''M'''ichaela '''Mi'''ller. Nicknamed "'''M'''ike."
* BigBeautifulWoman: Chubby and cute.
* LovesMyAlterEgo: Well, Is Friends With My Alter Ego. She ends up being friendly with Kamala ''and'' Ms Marvel, seemingly oblivious to the fact that they are the same person ([[spoiler: although she actually finds out at some point]]). It's a bit awkward but gives Kamala a chance to explain her actions to her in a roundabout fashion.
* HasTwoMommies: When Kamala first comes to her for help, she mentions that her moms are lawyers. Another time she commiserates with Kamala about how she always has to work hard so she won't be bad representation.
* SecondLove: For Bruno.
* SecretSecretKeeper: [[spoiler:Reveals in #31 that she knew Kamala was Ms. Marvel for some time]].
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: She dyes her hair blue. Its actual color has yet to be revealed.
* YourSizeMayVary: Maybe it's DependingOnTheArtist, but she seems increasingly less chubby in some later issues. Trying to keep up with the zaniness of Ms. Marvel's world might do that.

[[folder:Gabriel "Gabe" Hillman]]

Tyesha's younger brother. He begins attending Kamala's school and quickly becomes part of her group of friends.

* AngryBlackMan: Though it's played for laughs.
-->'''Gabe:''' Aw c'mon, Pop! I was just having a conversation!
-->'''Mr. Hillman:''' Telling your great-aunt Phyllis that playing the organ on Sundays "glorifies the oppression of free thought and self-imposed economic servitude" is not just having a conversation, Gabriel.
* DeadpanSnarker: Quite often at that.
* OnlySaneMan: During the time where Ms. Marvel's gone M.I.A, Kamala's friends decide to pick up the slack by uniting with Red Dagger, dressing up in Ms. Marvel inspired costumes and fighting crime. Gabe is the one amongst the group who recognizes how very much they're in over their heads, but decides to stick with his friends anyway.

[[folder: Prince Cheb Hura]]

The Prince of Saffa people, who led their uprising against his father.
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* BadassInDistress: He can take care of himself but Kamala still had to rescue him.
* DistressedDude: Kamala meets him when he is being captured and tortured.
* {{Expy}}: He's the spitting image of [[WesternAnimation/VoltronLegendaryDefender Prince Lotor]] in appearance, and also has a corrupt king he wants to overthrow for a father.
* HealingHands: He has the power to heal or at least restore a person's stamina.
* IconOfRebellion: Called Hope of the People by his followers.
* RescueRomance: After Kamala saves him he clearly becomes smitten with her.
* SecondLove: He offers to be this to Kamala when she admits she already loves someone. It unclear what he meant, but it seems to imply his culture is okay with polyamorous relationships.
* WalkingShirtlessScene: To stern disapproval of Kamala's parents.

[[/folder]]

[[folder: "The Destined One" / Stormranger 20-14]]

A Kree soldier who bears an uncanny resemblance to Kamala, she rescued the planet Saffa during a routine patrol and became immortalized in their legends.
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* FlyingBrick: Judging from Saffa's records on her, she appears to have the same flight and energy powers as Carol Danvers.
* {{Nanomachines}}: She wears a Kree nanosuit that allows her to hack into the computer controlling the Beast Legions and shut them down. The suit is left behind until Kamala arrives and it makes her its new wearer.
* NoNameGiven: Her actual name is never spoken. At most, she identifies by her rank as "Stormranger 20-14". [[spoiler:The suit takes her rank for its new name when it gains sentience and leaves Kamala.]]

[[/folder]]

[[folder:Kareem]]

[[folder: Fadi Fadlallah/Amulet]]

* UnexplainedRecovery: In the beginning of #14, Kaboom is being loaded into an ambulance due to her injuries from Kamala punching her '''''HARD''''' in the previous issue. At the end of the same issue however, she's mostly recovered (with only a neckbrace to show for her injuries) and ambushes Kamala as she tries to escape from Lineage's lair, while [[https://40.media.tumblr.com/794d840ed825686658338daa061ee8b1/tumblr_nnyp4dRQ1i1t0cxrao5_1280.jpg moving to pursue Kamala early in #15]].

* JerkassHasAPoint: Chuck Worthy: Ties to HYDRA, ''yes''. ManipulativeBastard, ''totally''. Right about things going crazy in Jersey City since Supers showed up, '''''absolutely'''''. Kamala alone is responsible for a CloneArmy and a giant T-Rex showing up and wrecking the place and then there's more ''horrifying'' stuff; like the Inventor taking advantage of guilt-ridden teenagers and using them as human batteries.

* JerkassHasAPoint: ''Chuck Worthy'': Ties to HYDRA, ''yes''. ManipulativeBastard, ''totally''. Right about things going crazy in Jersey City since Supers showed up, '''''Absolutely'''''. Kamala alone is responsible for a CloneArmy and a giant T-Rex showing up and wrecking the place and then there's more ''horrifying'' stuff; like the Inventor taking advantage of guilt-ridden teenagers and using them as Human Batteries.

* CanadaEh: All around. Ironically trope name is one stereotype about Canadians he avoids.

* HannibalLecture: One she gave to [[spoiler: Josh]] ended leading him to become Discord and working for her, even though he should have no reason to trust her after she [[spoiler: threw him in jail for a crime he hasn't done and ruined his life]].

* ManipulativeBastard: [[spoiler: She was trying to use growing tension between Carol and Kamala to cause a rift between them and hopefully take Kamala's place at Carol's side]].

* ShadowArchetype: To both Kamala and Carol. She's who Kamala could be if she ever adopted "ends justify the means" approach while also sharing many of Carol's flaws, without any of her good traits.

* SmugSnake: She is very arrogant and has huge aspiration to become Kamala's replacement as Carol's associate, but her first fight clearly shows Kamala is a better fighter than she is, and [[spoiler: when she does volunteer to become Carol's sidekick, she is promptly rejected and given a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech before being sent to jail for her abuse of power]].

* ContagiousAI: Malevolent? Check. Sentient? Check. Just jumping and infecting electronics (and more) as it wishes? Check. Yep. It is one.

* HeWhoFightsMonsters: For all his talk about how much chaos superhumans cause, he sure doesn't care how much chaos ''he'' has caused (dropping bombs on Ms. Marvel in the middle of a crowd, starting a hostage situation and riots in middle of the streets, attacking a Mosque) or that neither his partner nor Hydra has any problems using superhumans when it furthers their goals. Plus his tech does put him on par with most supers.

* KickThemWhileTheyAreDown: did this to Kamala in a rather sadistic manner.
* NoNonsenseNemesis: At least at first, he shows more remorse and restraint after [[spoiler: finding out Ms. Marvel's true identity]].

* {{Revenge}}: His main reason to hate Ms. Marvel was her role [[spoiler: in his arrest for crime he hasn't done]].

King of planet Saffa, who summons Kamala, believing her to be a reincarnation of "the Destined One" who can protect his planet from monstrous Beast Legion.

* AbusivePrecursors: They have been created by such group, a technologically advanced race that ruled Saffa and its people, to keep the civilian population in its place.

* SternTeacher: Kamala claims that he hates her though this is so far mostly an InformedFlaw.

* LovesMyAlterEgo: Or perhaps, Is Friends With My Alter Ego. She ends up being friendly with Kamala ''and'' Ms Marvel, seemingly oblivious to the fact that they are the same person ([[spoiler: although she actually finds out at some point]]). It's a bit awkward but gives Kamala a chance to explain her actions to her in a roundabout fashion.

--> '''Gabe:''' Aw c'mon, Pop! I was just having a conversation!
--> '''Mr. Hillman:''' Telling your great-aunt Phyllis that playing the organ on Sundays "glorifies the oppression of free thought and self-imposed economic servitude" is not just having a conversation, Gabriel.

* HealingHands: He has the power to heal or at least restore from fatigue.

* BerserkButton: [[http://41.media.tumblr.com/e89241b3d23bfb1361bed53171316b54/tumblr_nizaqdHs5t1qzmw3xo1_1280.png He is ''not'' a bird!]]