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* Earth-2011: The home of [[Characters/UltimateSpiderManMilesMorales Miles Morales]]
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* AdaptationNameChange: Since Thor already has Stormbreaker, Beta Ray Bill's weapon is named 'Stormbringer' instead when its eventually created.
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The main storyline of the series was ended in August 2022, while the side-story ''When Heroes live their lives' was ended in August 2023.
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The main storyline of the series was ended in August 2022, while the side-story ''When Heroes live their lives' lives'' was ended in August 2023.
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The main storyline of the series was ended in August 2022, while the side-story ''When Heroes live their lives' was ended in August 2023.
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* {{Retcon}}: In ''Heroes stand united'', when Earth-38 Clark meets [[Film/TheDarkKnightTrilogy Earth-1 Batman]], he says that Batman is a myth on his Earth. However, in ''One too many Dark Knights'' it is clear that [[Creator/KevinConroy Earth-38 Batman]] and Earth-38 Clark know each other. It is possible that Earth-38 Clark was lying to protect the privacy of his friend.
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** In ''Heroes in Middle-earth'', the Fellowship seem to know the word 'blonde', but in a later chapter its said that Oliver had to explain the meaning of the word 'blonde' to Legolas.
** Thor tells Earth-38 Wonder Woman in ''Heroes stand united'' that he knows of the Olympians on his Earth but has never met them. However, in ''Never alone'', when [[spoiler:Hercules]] is introduced, its clear he and Thor have history.
** In ''Heroes in Middle-earth'', the Fellowship seem to know the word 'blonde', but in a later chapter its said that Oliver had to explain the meaning of the word 'blonde' to Legolas.
** Thor tells Earth-38 Wonder Woman in ''Heroes stand united'' that he knows of the Olympians on his Earth but has never met them. However, in ''Never alone'', when [[spoiler:Hercules]] is introduced, its clear he and Thor have history.
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* BodyCountCompetition: Oliver joins Legolas' and Gimli's competition. [[spoiler:And wins. Until its revealed Aragorn killed even more]].
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Thanos is not a hero obviously, but he thinks he is one, believing what he is doing is for the good of everyone. Yes, [[spoiler:his Multiverse level Snap ends up being the reason the Anti-Monitor is unleashed. And its obvious he didn't intend to do that]].
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Thanos is not a hero obviously, but he thinks he is one, believing what he is doing is for the good of everyone. Yes, Yet, [[spoiler:his Multiverse level Snap ends up being the reason the Anti-Monitor is unleashed. And its obvious he didn't intend to do that]].
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** When Peter tells Miles about Thanos snapping half of all life, Miles jokingly asks if it was to [[ComicBook/TheInfinityGauntlet woo the Lady Death in all her glory]].
** The Batman Who Laughs taunts Earth-1 Bruce by showing him a rock that says [[Film/BatmanBegins 'Finders Keepers']].
** The Batman Who Laughs taunts Earth-1 Bruce by showing him a rock that says [[Film/BatmanBegins 'Finders Keepers']].
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** Darker example here, as [[spoiler:in the Crisis, a [[ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths Supergirl and a Flash end up dying]]]].
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Thanos is not a hero obviously, but he thinks he is one, believing what he is doing is for the good of everyone. Yes, [[spoiler:his Multiverse level Snap ends up being the reason the Anti-Monitor is unleashed. And its obvious he didn't intend to do that]].
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* Earth-X: The home of the [[Series/CrisisOnEarth-X Earth-X]] characters from author Aragorn_II_Elessar's ''Fanfic/ThunderAndSteel'' series.
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* Earth-X: The home of the [[Series/CrisisOnEarth-X [[Series/CrisisOnEarthX Earth-X]] characters from author Aragorn_II_Elessar's ''Fanfic/ThunderAndSteel'' series.
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* Earth-80968: Home of the author Aragorn_II_Elessar's ''Fanfic/ThunderAndSteel'' series, which is a crossover series between ''Film/{{Thor}}'' and ''Series/Supergirl2015'', also heavily featuring ''Series/{{Smallville}}'' and elements of ''WesternAnimation/TheAvengersEarthsMightiestHeroes'' as well as ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor''.
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* Earth-X: The home of the [[Series/CrisisOnEarth-X Earth-X]] characters from author Aragorn_II_Elessar's ''Fanfic/ThunderAndSteel'' series.
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* Earth-199992: Home of the author Aragorn_II_Elessar's ''Fanfic/SpiderSlayerVampiresandAvengers'' series, which is a crossover series between ''Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse'' and ''Franchise/{{Buffyverse}}''
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* Earth-22: Home of the ''[[VideoGame/InjusticeGodsAmongUs Injustice]]'' characters, who are doppelgangers of the ''Series/{{Smallville}}'' versions of the characters.
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* Earth-33: Home of the [[Characters/JusticeLeagueOfAmericaCrimeSyndicate Crime Syndicate]]
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* Earth-205: ''Series/{{Supernatural}}''
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* Earth-1950: Home of the Pevensie Children from ''Literature/TheChroniclesOfNarnia'', with this world being connected to Narnia.
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* Earth-838: Home of [[Film/DoctorStrangeInTheMultiverseOfMadness The Illuminai]]
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* Earth-838: Home of [[Film/DoctorStrangeInTheMultiverseOfMadness The Illuminai]]Illuminati]]
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* Earth-838: Home of [[Film/DoctorStrangeInTheMultiverseOfMadness The Illuminai]]
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* FaceDeathWithDignity: [[spoiler:Lord Krishna]] shows [[spoiler:The Powers That Be, the Elders and the Tribunal]] how they will die in the future. While most of them are screaming or in tears or just behaving hysterically, [[spoiler:Sandra accepts her fate by joining her hands in front of Lord Krishna and smiling with a happy tear. When the anti-matter wave comes, she helps the Charmed Ones and their family escape to another and before dying simply says to the other Elders that this was their punishment for manipulating their Champions]].
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* FaceDeathWithDignity: [[spoiler:Lord Krishna]] shows [[spoiler:The Powers That Be, the Elders and the Tribunal]] how they will die in the future. While most of them are screaming or in tears or just behaving hysterically, [[spoiler:Sandra accepts her fate by joining her hands in front of Lord Krishna and smiling with a happy tear. When the anti-matter wave comes, she helps the Charmed Ones and their family escape to another Earth and before dying simply says to the other Elders that this was their punishment for manipulating their Champions]].
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** [[Characters/MarvelComicsOlympians Zeus]] banishes [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHercules Hercules]] due to being annoyed by Hercules' requests of helping mortals. [[spoiler:Later, when Hercules is in New Asgard after Thor takes him in, Zeus offers to end the banishment if Hercules ceases his requests, but Hercules refuses, angering Zeus who tries to fight Hercules, only for Hercules to fight back. Then Thor and Loki interrupt the fight and point out to Zeus that Hercules is their guest now and an attack on him would signal war between Olympus and New Asgard, and New Asgard also has a Multiverse of Heroes to help out against Olympus. An angry Zeus relents and leaves, and later smashes the Himalayas in anger, then tries to overturn Mount Kailash, only for [[Myth/HinduMythology Lord Shiva]], who resides there, to trap him underneath. Zeus is unable to even move a muscle, then Hades appears to mock him, before revealing the only way to get out is to praise Lord Shiva. After months of being in the same position, Zeus is forced to praise Lord Shiva, which is painful to him as he has to praise someone other than himself, but he is finally let go after this, ending his doses of humiliation.]] But even after that, [[spoiler: Lord Krishna manages to embarrass him in front of the other Olympians, and he is defeated by Hanuman in a duel easily, after which he has to give up his Thunderbolt.
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** [[Characters/MarvelComicsOlympians Zeus]] banishes [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHercules Hercules]] due to being annoyed by Hercules' requests of helping mortals. [[spoiler:Later, when Hercules is in New Asgard after Thor takes him in, Zeus offers to end the banishment if Hercules ceases his requests, but Hercules refuses, angering Zeus who tries to fight Hercules, only for Hercules to fight back. Then Thor and Loki interrupt the fight and point out to Zeus that Hercules is their guest now and an attack on him would signal war between Olympus and New Asgard, and New Asgard also has a Multiverse of Heroes to help out against Olympus. An angry Zeus relents and leaves, and later smashes the Himalayas in anger, then tries to overturn Mount Kailash, only for [[Myth/HinduMythology Lord Shiva]], who resides there, to trap him underneath. Zeus is unable to even move a muscle, then Hades appears to mock him, before revealing the only way to get out is to praise Lord Shiva. After months of being in the same position, Zeus is forced to praise Lord Shiva, which is painful to him as he has to praise someone other than himself, but he is finally let go after this, ending his doses of humiliation.]] But even after that, [[spoiler: Lord [[spoiler:Lord Krishna manages to embarrass him in front of the other Olympians, and he is defeated by Hanuman in a duel easily, after which he has to give up his Thunderbolt.Thunderbolt]].
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** The Powers That Be and Elders have no problems manipulating their own Champions for what they and Mar-Novu consider to be the greater good, but get angry when [[spoiler:The Council of Godheads]] stop them from doing this, perceiving them as the manipulators instead.
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** The Powers That Be and Elders have no problems manipulating their own Champions for what they and Mar-Novu [[spoiler:Mar-Novu]] consider to be the greater good, but get angry when [[spoiler:The Council of Godheads]] stop them from doing this, perceiving them as the manipulators instead.
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* FaceDeathWithDignity: [[spoiler:Lord Krishna]] shows [[spoiler:The Powers That Be, the Elders and the Tribunal]] how they will die in the future. While most of them are screaming or in tears or just behaving hysterically, [[spoiler:Sandra accepts her fate by joining her hands in front of Lord Krishna and smiling with a happy tear. When the anti-matter wave comes, she helps the Charmed Ones and their family escape to another and before dying simply says to the other Elders that this was their punishment for manipulating their Champions]].
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** [[Characters/MarvelComicsOlympians Zeus]] banishes [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHercules Hercules]] due to being annoyed by Hercules' requests of helping mortals. [[spoiler:Later, when Hercules is in New Asgard after Thor takes him in, Zeus offers to end the banishment if Hercules ceases his requests, but Hercules refuses, angering Zeus who tries to fight Hercules, only for Hercules to fight back. Then Thor and Loki interrupt the fight and point out to Zeus that Hercules is their guest now and an attack on him would signal war between Olympus and New Asgard, and New Asgard also has a Multiverse of Heroes to help out against Olympus. An angry Zeus relents and leaves, and later smashes the Himalayas in anger, then tries to overturn Mount Kailash, only for [[Myth/HinduMythology Lord Shiva]], who resides there, to trap him underneath. Zeus is unable to even move a muscle, then Hades appears to mock him, before revealing the only way to get out is to praise Lord Shiva. After months of being in the same position, Zeus is forced to praise Lord Shiva, which is painful to him as he has to praise someone other than himself, but he is finally let go after this, ending his doses of humiliation.]]
* {{Hypocrite}}: Mordo became disillusioned with the Mystic Arts because the Ancient One used dark magic, then turned around and became a loyal follower of Dormammu, the literal embodiment of darkness. When the two Dr. Stranges compare notes, they find this hypocrisy to be a multiversal constant.
* {{Hypocrite}}: Mordo became disillusioned with the Mystic Arts because the Ancient One used dark magic, then turned around and became a loyal follower of Dormammu, the literal embodiment of darkness. When the two Dr. Stranges compare notes, they find this hypocrisy to be a multiversal constant.
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** [[Characters/MarvelComicsOlympians Zeus]] banishes [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHercules Hercules]] due to being annoyed by Hercules' requests of helping mortals. [[spoiler:Later, when Hercules is in New Asgard after Thor takes him in, Zeus offers to end the banishment if Hercules ceases his requests, but Hercules refuses, angering Zeus who tries to fight Hercules, only for Hercules to fight back. Then Thor and Loki interrupt the fight and point out to Zeus that Hercules is their guest now and an attack on him would signal war between Olympus and New Asgard, and New Asgard also has a Multiverse of Heroes to help out against Olympus. An angry Zeus relents and leaves, and later smashes the Himalayas in anger, then tries to overturn Mount Kailash, only for [[Myth/HinduMythology Lord Shiva]], who resides there, to trap him underneath. Zeus is unable to even move a muscle, then Hades appears to mock him, before revealing the only way to get out is to praise Lord Shiva. After months of being in the same position, Zeus is forced to praise Lord Shiva, which is painful to him as he has to praise someone other than himself, but he is finally let go after this, ending his doses of humiliation.]]
]] But even after that, [[spoiler: Lord Krishna manages to embarrass him in front of the other Olympians, and he is defeated by Hanuman in a duel easily, after which he has to give up his Thunderbolt.
** The Powers That Be and the Elders face this constantly due to their inability to let go. [[spoiler:The Council of Godheads]] stop them from manipulating their Champions, and kill one of them for not following, and also because he is an insane sadist. In return, the two groups and the Tribunal invite [[spoiler:Lord Krishna and Dagda]] for a bogus peace talk where they plan to kill them, only for one of them to be killed instead for boasting he'll assault the heroines of Earth-92. And when they try to kill the two in return, their Cleaners are wiped out and they are shown how they will die in the future. One of them still tries to confront the two later, and when he is shown a vision, it makes his eyes bleed. The groups try to apologize later but are told they brought this upon themselves. One of the PTB called Behmen gets so desperate he makes a magician called Rabadash who looks like [[spoiler:Lord Krishna]] to try to trick others into believing he is the real deal, and Rabadash is all too eager. However, it doesn't end well for Rabadash or Behmen. Yet, it seems like The Powers That Be, or at least Behmen and his cohorts, never learn.
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** Mordo became disillusioned with the Mystic Arts because the Ancient One used dark magic, then turned around and became a loyal follower of Dormammu, the literal embodiment of darkness. When the two Dr. Stranges compare notes, they find this hypocrisy to be a multiversalconstant.constant.
** The Powers That Be and Elders have no problems manipulating their own Champions for what they and Mar-Novu consider to be the greater good, but get angry when [[spoiler:The Council of Godheads]] stop them from doing this, perceiving them as the manipulators instead.
** The Powers That Be and the Elders face this constantly due to their inability to let go. [[spoiler:The Council of Godheads]] stop them from manipulating their Champions, and kill one of them for not following, and also because he is an insane sadist. In return, the two groups and the Tribunal invite [[spoiler:Lord Krishna and Dagda]] for a bogus peace talk where they plan to kill them, only for one of them to be killed instead for boasting he'll assault the heroines of Earth-92. And when they try to kill the two in return, their Cleaners are wiped out and they are shown how they will die in the future. One of them still tries to confront the two later, and when he is shown a vision, it makes his eyes bleed. The groups try to apologize later but are told they brought this upon themselves. One of the PTB called Behmen gets so desperate he makes a magician called Rabadash who looks like [[spoiler:Lord Krishna]] to try to trick others into believing he is the real deal, and Rabadash is all too eager. However, it doesn't end well for Rabadash or Behmen. Yet, it seems like The Powers That Be, or at least Behmen and his cohorts, never learn.
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** Mordo became disillusioned with the Mystic Arts because the Ancient One used dark magic, then turned around and became a loyal follower of Dormammu, the literal embodiment of darkness. When the two Dr. Stranges compare notes, they find this hypocrisy to be a multiversal
** The Powers That Be and Elders have no problems manipulating their own Champions for what they and Mar-Novu consider to be the greater good, but get angry when [[spoiler:The Council of Godheads]] stop them from doing this, perceiving them as the manipulators instead.
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* ATasteOfTheirOwnMedicine: A Power That Be called Vasoros is revealed to have been the one who gave [[Series/{{Angel}} Cordelia Chase]] her very painful visions that'd have killed her if she hadn't become a half-Demon. He stupidly tries to confront [[spoiler:Lord Krishna and Dagda]] after they've humbled the other Powers That Be, Elders and Tribunal, only to be shown a vision of his and his allies' dark future. And due to his already existing vision powers, the vision he receives reacts with his body and makes his eyes bleed while he feels ten times more pain than Cordelia did in all of her visions combined.
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* RedHerring: In ''Heroes, Magicians and Luthors'', it is initially believed by the Heroes that Morgana is after the Power Stone that is hidden in the Fortress of Solitude on Earth-38. Turns out she was actually after a crystal that contained information on inter-dimensional travel as experienced by the Kryptonians of Earth-38.
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** In the comics, one of Moon Knight's defining characteristics is his multiple personalities always fighting each other, leaving him with a constant identity crisis that never dissipates even after years. Here, while he's no less crazy, his personalities work together surprisingly well, with Jake at one point willingly giving up control of the body to Marc for the sake of the plan.
** Dormammu is far more sadistic and human than he is in any official adaptation, openly playing a sadistic game with [[spoiler:[=SuperThor=]]] with the fate of Earth at stake. [=SuperThor=] calls it out, commenting that he's picking up traits from the humans he claims to despise so heavily.
** In the comics, one of Moon Knight's defining characteristics is his multiple personalities always fighting each other, leaving him with a constant identity crisis that never dissipates even after years. Here, while he's no less crazy, his personalities work together surprisingly well, with Jake at one point willingly giving up control of the body to Marc for the sake of the plan.
** Dormammu is far more sadistic and human than he is in any official adaptation, openly playing a sadistic game with [[spoiler:[=SuperThor=]]] with the fate of Earth at stake. [=SuperThor=] calls it out, commenting that he's picking up traits from the humans he claims to despise so heavily.
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** In the comics, one of Moon Knight's defining characteristics is his multiple personalities always fighting each other, leaving him with a constant identity crisis that never dissipates even after years. Here, while he's no less crazy, his personalities work together surprisingly well, with Jake at one point willingly giving up control of the body to Marc for the sake of the plan.
** Dormammu is far more sadistic and human than he is in any official adaptation, openly playing a sadistic game with [[spoiler:[=SuperThor=]]] with the fate of Earth at stake. [=SuperThor=] calls it out, commenting that he's picking up traits from the humans he claims to despise so heavily.
** In the comics, one of Moon Knight's defining characteristics is his multiple personalities always fighting each other, leaving him with a constant identity crisis that never dissipates even after years. Here, while he's no less crazy, his personalities work together surprisingly well, with Jake at one point willingly giving up control of the body to Marc for the sake of the plan.
** Dormammu is far more sadistic and human than he is in any official adaptation, openly playing a sadistic game with [[spoiler:[=SuperThor=]]] with the fate of Earth at stake. [=SuperThor=] calls it out, commenting that he's picking up traits from the humans he claims to despise so heavily.
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** In "Heroes from Infinite Earths", [[spoiler:Lord Vishnu condemns the Anti-Monitor to this; as punishment for his manipulations of the heroes, his body is split into multiple parts that will retain consciousness while oozing blood and bile, avoided by every other being as his spirit lurks the edges of the multiverse, praying for mercy and peace every moment but not receiving either. Vishnu concludes by informing Mar Novu that the heroes of the Crisis will be remembered for their greatest deeds and their praises sung, but the whole of existence will condemn Mar Novu for his role and he will be aware of it]].
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** In "Heroes from Infinite Earths", [[spoiler:Lord Vishnu condemns the Anti-Monitor The Monitor to this; as punishment for his manipulations of the heroes, his body is split into multiple parts that will retain consciousness while oozing blood and bile, avoided by every other being as his spirit lurks the edges of the multiverse, praying for mercy and peace every moment but not receiving either. Vishnu concludes by informing Mar Novu that the heroes of the Crisis will be remembered for their greatest deeds and their praises sung, but the whole of existence will condemn Mar Novu for his role and he will be aware of it]].
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