History Characters / ThereWasOnceAnAvengerFromKrypton

The owner of the Tivan Group, and an age old avid collector of fauna, relics, and other species throughout the universe.

* FantasticSlur: Given his apparent knowledge of Gem culture, as he's had Moonstone under his employ for centuries, he knew perfectly well just how insulting Ruby would find him calling her "Pebble", but did it anyway to get her goat.

* CompositeCharacter: [[spoiler: Thanks to the Omnitrix scanning Kara's DNA, Ben is now able to become ComicBook/PowerGirl, Kara's doppelganger. Amusingly, Power Girl is Kara's Alternative Universe Counterpart, while Galatea (the adaption for the DCAU) was a clone, meaning both backstories are technically true in this case.]]

* CleavageWindow: When the Omnitrix turns him into [[spoiler:a genetic copy of Kara, the form is based off of Power Girl, complete with the usual boob window]].

* AntagonistAbilities: He's got them in the bag. PowerArmor and technology that's better than Iron Man's? Check. SuperStrength surpassing everyone except the strongest Avengers? ''Check''. Magic that can subdue Kara and is practically on the same level as Doctor Strange? '''Check'''. Access to Kryptonite? '''''Check'''''.
* AuthorityGrantsAsskicking: He's the ruler of the nation of Latveria and he's so powerful that he can dish out a one-man CurbStompBattle to all the Avengers ''at once''.

!!Arcadia
!!!Alien Force
[[folder:Ben Tennyson]]
!!Benjamin Kirby "Ben" Tennyson
A young man from Arcadia, who is given a special watch by his grandfather, Max. With it, he seeks to become like the heroes he looks up to.

!!Gravity Falls
[[folder: Dipper Pines]]
!!Mason "Dipper" Pines
A young paranormal investigator whose family has deep connections to the supernatural elements of Gravity Falls, and who is later recruited to Strange's team of young heroes dealing with the supernatural.

* AdaptationalBadass: The Masters of the Mystic Arts gave him a Sling Ring after Weirdmageddon in case he needed to escape or contact them for help in a similar situation, and he's begun practicing with it by the time of the last chapter of ''She Stole My Heart (and most of my valuables)''. The idea that he'll start learning more Eldritch Magic is also subtly implied, and ''Vespa Major'' later clarifies that he's been sneaking into the Sanctum's library to study up.
* HasAType: As noted below, he has a thing for redheads.
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: Spent several weeks using his Sling Ring to sneak into the New York Sanctum's library before he was finally caught.
* TheSmartGuy: He's described by Nico as basically a bottomless pit of paranormal knowledge, and Strange recruits him to the team solely for that reason despite his lack of inherent supernatural abilities.
* SmartPeopleWearGlasses: The final chapter of ''She Stole My Heart (and most of my valuables)'' reveals that he wears glasses of a similar style to Ford's now. Luz suspects that his all-night research settings messed up his vision.
* TheTeamNormal: To date, he's the only member of Strange's team to not have any inherent superhuman abilities of his own.

!!Cosmic
[[folder:Captain Marvel]]
!!Captain Marvel/Carol Danvers
A human empowered by energies from the Space Stone, she has spent the last couple decades as a peacekeeper across the cosmos.

* TheAgeless: One side effect of her powers is that her aging is effectively halted. WordOfGod is that she ages about a minute for every ''year'', so she's going to be around for a ''long'' time.
* LastEpisodeNewCharacter: Mentioned several times across multiple stories, but first appears in person in the epilogue of ''Changing of the Guard''.
* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: Warns S.W.O.R.D. about the Tarron siblings' impending arrival on Earth, ignoring Nova Prime's orders to stay out of the entire situation, because it's the morally right thing to do.
* StoryBreakerPower: Similar to the main MCU, she's one of the most powerful characters in the entire setting. As such, to prevent things from getting boring, she's often hampered by being busy with something else or galactic politics getting in the way. For example, despite having the power to wipe out General Morando's coup, she can't as a result of Akiridion-5 still being an allied world to the Nova Empire and their resources being necessary to combating the Black Order.

!!!Paladins of Voltron
[[folder:Allura]]
!!Princess Allura of Altea
The princess of the planet Altea and among the last of her people.

* BigGood: She serves as the overall leader of the Voltron Coalition.
* EvenTheGirlsWantHer: Upon first meeting her, Adora and Catra are practically tongue tied at how beautiful she is.
* LastOfHerKind: She's among the few Alteans left, with the only other known Altean being her advisor, Coran. What spurs the plot of ''Eternity in Promise'' is answering an Altean distress beacon in the hopes of finding more of her kind.
* PopCulturalOsmosisFailure: Being an alien princess, she has no idea what ''Star Wars'' is or who Princess Leia is when Pidge brings the character up.
* YankTheDogsChain: In ''Eternity In Promise'', she finds Adora, whose people the First Ones are descended from surviving Alteans who escaped the Galra purges by using alchemy to suppress their distinctive Altean traits. However, this only leads her to find that Adora might be the LastOfHerKind herself, and has ''no'' idea if there are any other First Ones alive elsewhere in the Milky Way.

[[folder:Pidge]]
!!Katie "Pidge" Holt
The primary tech genius for the Paladins of Voltron and the pilot of the Green Lion.

* AdaptationalGenderIdentity: WordOfGod states that Pidge is genderfluid thanks to expanding their horizons during their travels, identifying as female during the events of ''Close Encounters of the Gem Kind''.
* IWillFindYou: Like canon, her primary motivation is finding her missing brother and father after they were captured by the Galra.
* ScarsAreForever: Since Altean biology means they don't scar, their healing technology doesn't account for this in humans, so she's left with some prominent scars on her side following the fight on the Gem colony.
* TheSmartGuy: Of the Paladins of Voltron, she's the most intelligent, having the most expertise in working alien technology as well as studying any new tech that she comes across.
* TheXenophile: She shows a great fascination with the various alien species she encounters, asking questions to Moonstone regarding Gems and she delights in learning about other races.

[[folder:Lance]]
!!Lance
The sharpshooter of the Paladins of Voltron and a general flirt when it comes to women, as well as the pilot of the Blue Lion.

* CantActPervertedTowardALoveInterest: His flirty nature applies to all ladies except Pidge, who he gets more genuine ShipTease with.
* TheCasanova: He tends to be very flirty with random alien girls whenever he sees them.
* EntertaininglyWrong: When he saw some humans on Knowhere, he didn't think anything of it because he thought that they were all Xandarians.
* HiddenDepths: Despite being a goofball flirt, his talk with Pidge at the bar on Knowhere implies that he has quite a bit of trauma from all the battles he's been a part of and that it'll be hard for him to go back to how things were before his time as a Paladin.

[[folder:Ruby]]
!!Ruby
A Ruby foot soldier who wound up poofed and kept in the Castle of Lions.

* DefectorFromDecadence: Eventually fully defects from the Diamond Authority and allies with the Paladins.
* FantasticRacism: Being a Gem brought up by Homeworld's ideology, she has a distaste for Pebbles and Fusions. With Pebbles, she expresses anger at being compared to them by Tivan (with Pidge believing that it's less racism and more just parroting the beliefs of her superiors), and she's downright terrified of Fusions such as Moonstone. She's able to start getting over it after she helps the Paladins and Moonstone out during the colony battle.
* HeroWorshipper: After she defects and joins the Paladins, she starts becoming something of a Rose Quartz fangirl.
* MsExposition: Tells Pidge a lot about how the Gem Empire works as they're travelling to Knowhere.
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!!!Knowhere
[[folder:Moonstone]]
!!Moonstone
A renegade Fusion who serves as an associate of Tivan the Collector.
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* HumbleHero: He openly admits that he considers to rest of the Avengers to be better heroes than he is, despite him being ''the'' IdealHero.

* PlotArmor: According to author notes, [[spoiler:Thanos has an InUniverse variant due to the "[[TheoryOfNarrativeCausality script]]" the Celestials enforce; ''only'' the Avengers can defeat him, and if someone manages anyhow, like Doom did with his temporal alterations, it will just cause chaos, like the Black Order razing Earth in revenge. Doom ''could'' make it work if he joined the Avengers before he did it, but he's too prideful to do so.]]

A young paranormal investigator whose family has deep connections to the supernatural elements of Gravity Falls, and who is later recruited to Strange's team of young heroes.

* TheSmartGuy: He's described by Nico as basically a bottomless pit of paranormal knowledge, and Strange recruits him to the team solely for that reason.

* DropTheHammer: He wields a large warhammer with a gravity curse allows him to increase its striking power and even fly. It's also part of his hero name.

A young paranormal investigator whose family has deep connections to the supernatural elements of Gravity Falls.

* AdaptationalBadass: The Masters of the Mystic Arts gave him a Sling Ring after Weirdmageddon in case he needed to escape or contact them for help in a similar situation, and he's begun practicing with it by the time of the last chapter of ''She Stole My Heart (and most of my valuables)''. The idea that he'll start learning more Eldritch Magic is also subtly implied.

* DropTheHammer: His main weapon is his Uru war-hammer, Mjölnir, so this trope is in full effect.

* HeroesWantRedheads: He had a crush on Wendy in his youth and later ends up in a relationship with Tulip Olsen in his college years.

* SkewedPriorities: It's lampshaded by Tony that he oddly seems more focused on hunting down and destroying Hiro, Baymax, and their friends rather than on dealing with ''Iron Man''.

A woman with an insatiable hunger for knowledge, particularly in regards to technology. When she first appears, she's helping Adora and Catra salvage tech from First Ones outposts.

* AdaptationalWimp: Downplayed and ultimately zig-zagged in Chapter 15 of ''Changing of the Guard'' where he's granted access to [[spoiler:The Master Control. In the main series, access to it granted him ''all'' aliens on the Omnitrix, which totaled at well over ''a million''. Here, while it grants him the ability to transform indefinitely and with a mere thought like the series, it doesn't grant him access to any more aliens than the ones he already had. Counterbalancing this, Ben in the series had a bad tendency to lose the Master Control as he got it thanks to StatusQuoIsGod. Here, it's permanently activated, meaning Ben won't lose it]].

* BigSisterInstinct: Her protectiveness of Kara makes her very hesitant to allow her to join the Avengers at first.

* CloningBlues: She still has some angst over the fact that she's a clone of Danny.

!!Other Heroes
[[folder:Fantastic Four]]
!!Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Johnny Storm, and Ben Grimm
A quartet of former astronomers who were backed by Victor von Doom to study the Bifrost anomaly, only to be endowed with powers due to the cosmic rays, forcing them to perform criminal heists for Doom and their Centipede benefactors.
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* AntiVillain: None of them want to commit crimes, but Centipede has them all under a leash. After the Avengers free most of them, they make a pretty easy HeelFaceTurn.
* LittleSisterInstinct: Gender-inverted. Johnny is the younger of the Storm siblings and he starts panicking when he learns that Sue's bomb went off.
* TrueCompanions: They're pretty much a family who looks out for each other come Hell or high-water. When Ben offered to take full responsibility for the group's criminal actions, Sue and Johnny refused to let him suffr alone.

!Villains
!!Latveria
[[folder:Doctor Doom '''(Spoilers)''']]
!!Victor von Doom/Doctor Doom
The ruler of the nation of Latveria.

* AntiHero: He's a good man at heart who fights crime and protects the innocent, but the level of violence he displays when beating criminals to a pulp puts more optimistic heroes off.

* CrazyPrepared: Admits that he basically wears his MagicPants 24/7 now on the chance he turns into the Hulk by accident.