Characters / "Heroes" Series

Earth-1

Home to characters from Earth-1 of Arrowverse as well as The Dark Knight Trilogy and Lucifer (2016).

Team Arrow

In General

• The Fellowship Has Ended: By Rise of the Great Demon, almost every member of Team Arrow has left to pursue their own endeavors, though all of them are on civil terms with each other. Only Oliver, Sara and Roy are still part of the team now.

Earth-1 Oliver Queen/Green Arrow

• Badass Normal: He is a normal guy with a bow and arrow, and lots of fighting skills. And he can kick ass with those.

• Battle Couple: He and Sara together make one.

• Friendly Rivalry: He adopts one with Legolas, Clint Barton and his doppelganger from Earth-167 over who is the better archer. This culminates in an archery contest where Legolas wins.

• Jerkass Has a Point: While he sounded harsh when saying it, Oliver calling out Gimli for not being courteous at Lothlórien was not wrong either.

• The Leader: Oliver is obviously the leader of the team here, and after a Wake-Up Call by Lady Galadriel, he becomes much better at it too like he used to be before.

• Not So Stoic: After Thanos' snap, he is broken up and weeps with Sara trying to offer him some comfort. And much later, when Barry-Red dies, its even worse for him.

Sara Lance/White Canary

• Action Girl: Obviously, she is one.

• Badass Normal: At the start at least, she has no powers, just her fighting skills and sword, with which she can kick ass.

• Battle Couple: She and Oliver together make one.

• Took a Level in Badass: In a later story, Sara ends up becoming a Slayer, thus now being superhuman.

• Wake-Up Call: She experiences one in the first story, realizing she has been away from home for too long to the point she has nearly stopped caring. So she resolves to be better.

Roy Harper/Arsenal

• The Bus Came Back: Unlike in the show, Roy is back with Team Arrow and one of the few remaining members by the later stories.

Earth-2 Laurel Lance/Black Siren

• Put on a Bus: She leaves Team Arrow in the later stories for her own endeavors, though she does remain an ally.

Thea Queen/Speedy

• Demoted to Extra: After the third story, Thea does not show up much, though she is on good terms with everyone on the team.

• You're Not My Father: She tells Malcolm in no uncertain terms that he will be nothing to her because of his actions.

John Diggle/Spartan

• Put on a Bus: He leaves Team Arrow in the later stories to do his own thing.

Felicity Smoak/Overwatch

• Put on a Bus: She too leaves Team Arrow in the later stories for her own reasons.

Team Flash

Earth-1 Barry Allen/Barry-Red/The Flash

• Batman Grabs a Gun: In Heroes stand united, the combat is so intense Barry uses a sword in addition to his powers.

• Death by Adaptation: Unlike in the canonical crossover, Barry-Red is the one who sacrifices himself to stop the Anti-Monitor's machine.

• Heroic Sacrifice: In the final story, Barry sacrifices himself to stop the Anti-Monitor's machine, delaying the destruction of the Multiverse.

• The Leader: He is the leader of Team Flash.

Caitlin Snow/Killer Frost

• Action Girl: As Killer Frost, she is one.

• Took a Level in Badass: In the later stories, she ends up becoming a Slayer.

Cisco Ramon/Vibe

• Idiot Ball: In the first story, he refuses Strange's offer to send them back to their worlds and tries to get back his powers first, but it does not go well. However, it does lead to the introduction of Middle-earth so all good.

• My God, What Have I Done?: He experiences such a moment in the final story after opening a breach and allowing Barry-Red to sacrifice himself to stop the Anti-Monitor's machine.

Patty Spivot/Angel of Justice

• Amicable Exes: She and Barry are on completely friendly terms with each other, and while she is slightly weirded out by his relationship with Caitlin at the start, she gets over it very quickly.

• The Bus Came Back: Unlike in the show, Patty returns and becomes part of Team Flash too.

• Took a Level in Badass: She has been turned into a Slayer.

Wally West/Kid Flash

• Demoted to Extra: In the later stories, Wally does not feature as much as he did earlier.

Ralph Dibny/Elongated Man

• In Spite of a Nail: Even when there is no Clifford Devoe, he ends up getting his powers because of Godspeed's actions.

• Spared by the Adaptation: Flashpoint never happened in this series but he is still alive, as in canon he was originally dead but was restored to life due to Flashpoint.

The Legends

Ray Palmer/The Atom

• Battle Couple: He and Nora Darhk together make such a couple.

• Science Hero: Ray has his Atom Suit that he uses to kick ass.

Mick Rory/Heatwave

• Abhorrent Admirer: By the time of the later stories, he is exactly this to the entirety of Earth-199999.

• Comic Relief: A few times, in Heroes stand united as well as in Rise of the Great Demon due to his antics and sometimes almost childish behavior.

Amaya Jiwe/Vixen

• Action Girl: She is a badass lady, with that totem and her fighting skills.

• Ancient Artifact: Her powers stem from her totem.

• Animal-Themed Superbeing: A vixen is a female fox, and she can take on the abilities of animals using her totem.

Zari Tomaz

• Action Girl: Not that different from Amaya in this regards due to having a totem as well.

• Ancient Artifact: Her powers also stem from a totem.

• Blow You Away: With her Air Totem, she can manipulate the wind and use it in an offensive form.

Nora Darhk

• The Atoner: For her actions before she joined the Legends.

• Battle Couple: She and Ray Palmer together make such a couple.

• You're Not My Father: In Heroes stand united, she stands with the Legends and denounces Damien Darhk.

Nate Heywood/Steel

• Made of Iron: Pretty literally, and his skin can deflect a lot of things.

Batfamily

Earth-1 Bruce Wayne/Batman

• Adaptational Badass: In canon, he was a realistic fighter but here, he is elevated to the usual comic book levels of badass.

• Badass Normal: He has nothing but his fighting skills and gadgets, but he can kick a lot of ass using those.

• Battle Couple: Makes one with his Selina.

• Composite Character: While he is based on the Nolanverse version of the character, overall he seems to be a mix of that version, the comics version and a few others.

Earth-1 Selina Kyle/Catwoman

• Action Girl: Obviously, she is one.

• Badass Normal: She kicks ass with skills and a whip.

• Battle Couple: She and her Bruce make one.

Earth-1 Alfred Pennyworth

• The Cameo: He is one of the casualties of the Snap in Heroes stand united.

• Put on the Bus: After Heroes stand united he does not appear as much.

Los Angeles

Lucifer Morningstar

• Bumbling Dad: When he finds out Chloe Decker is pregnant, he is afraid of being a bad father.

• Heterosexual Life-Partners: Lucifer and Wade Wilson become besties over the course of the series, Wade even ruling Hell as a regent so that Lucifer can visit his beloved Chloe Decker.

• Staring Down Cthulhu: He and Doctor Doom stare each other down in The Contest of Champions. Of course, he is the Devil but a good person, while Doom is the most dangerous foe in the entire series, so it is hard to pinpoint who exactly is the 'Cthulhu' in this scenario.

• Willfully Weak: He explains that he does not use his full power due to some Law regarding the Angels by God, that they all must follow.

Chloe Decker

• But for Me, It Was Tuesday: Since she is pregnant with the Devil's child, the crazy around her does not really have any affect on her.

Amenadiel

• Never Say That Again: When Mephisto mentions Manny, Amenadiel gets angry and tells him not to say that name again.

Others

Earth-1 John Constantine

• Battle Couple: Makes one with Earth-1 Zatanna Zatara.

• Did You Just Scam Cthulhu?: He is well-known for making dangerous deals with powerful beings and getting away with it, to the point Mephisto does not let him speak while trying to make a bargain with Lucifer. Later, when the bargain ends up in Mephisto's favor, Lucifer muses he should have let Constantine do the talking.

• Loophole Abuse: When Lucifer is forced to bring back Blackheart, he is also forbidden from contacting the more powerful Earths for help in stopping him. So Constantine brings in the Doctor Strange of Earth-2002. He is one of the few heroes of his Earth, the other two being Spider-Man and Punisher, meaning it is a weak Earth in terms of power, but he himself is powerful enough to do serious damage to Blackheart.

• Skewed Priorities: When women all around the Multiverse are turning into Slayers, and being hunted by the Senior Partners, he is worried about any exes of his who could have become Slayers and might come for him now.

Leonard Snart/The Spectre

• Adaptational Badass: This is the first time any version of this character has become the Spectre of all things.

• Back from the Dead: In Heroes from Infinite Earths, it is revealed he was selected to be the next Spectre after his death.

• Catchphrase: "Make the plan, execute the plan, expect the plan to go off the rails, throw away the plan."

• Deadpan Snarker: Death and becoming one of the most powerful beings in the Multiverse did not take away his snark one bit.

• Redemption Quest: He reveals that even after his death, he felt his job and his repentance were not finished, which is why he became the Spectre.

Earth-1 Slade Wilson/Deathstroke

• Commonality Connection: He doesn't act on it, but he feels a strong connection to Willow as he watches her reunite with Tara, remembering his hallucinations of Shado and being happy that Willow got the happy ending he didn't.

• Disappeared Dad: He decides to be one, to keep his son Joe safe from any enemies who'd seek to get to him through his son.

• Master Swordsman: Like in canon, Slade Wilson is a near unmatched swordsman.

• Other Me Annoys Me: He is dislikes his Earth-9 doppelganger for how he used his daughter. He is also slightly irritated by his Earth-50 doppelganger initially before finding out more about him, which makes him feel sympathy for the man.

Nyssa al Ghul

• I Am Not My Father: In Heroes stand united, she reaffirms that she is better than Ra's or Talia can ever be.

Earth-1 Zatanna Zatara

• Action Girl: With lots of magic too.

• All Girls Want Bad Boys: Considering she has an on-off relationship with Earth-1 John Constantine, its a given.

• Battle Couple: Makes one with Earth-1 John Constantine.

• Buxom Beauty Standard: Like in most media, she has a very impressive bust, especially since Alexandra Daddario is hypothetically cast in the role here.

Jason Blood/Etrigan

• Aloof Ally: He will help the Heroes, but only if he wants to. Outside of when Lucifer makes him join the team for a rescue mission.

• Big Damn Heroes: Etrigan arrives in time to save Team Flash from the Demons who are about to kill them due to Caitlin/Killer Frost being a Slayer.

• Jerkass Has a Point: His hatred for Merlin is justifiable. Even Merlin acknowledges the same.

• Rhymes on a Dime: Since he is Etrigan, it is expected.

Dream/The Sandman

• Small Role, Big Impact: He appears a total of two times in the series. But in his second appearance, he helps Thor navigate the vision that the Black Winter gave him.

Quentin Lance

• Demoted to Extra: He does not appear in the later stories as much as he does in the earlier ones.

• Spared by the Adaptation: Since Diaz is dealt with easily, Quentin survives this series.

Earth-1 James Gordon

• The Cameo: He has a cameo in Heroes stand united.

Joe West

• Demoted to Extra: He features quite a bit in the earlier stories, but not as much in the later ones.

Cecile Horton

• Demoted to Extra: Her role in the series is minimal compared to canon.

Iris West

• Demoted to Extra: She pretty much ends up being a background character in most of the series, and only has one or two lines. Probably for the best, as the author has admitted to not liking her character at all.

Villains

Earth-1 Joker/Anarchist

• Arch-Enemy: He is the biggest rival to the Batman. And he does not like it when that position is in danger for him.

• Badass in a Nice Suit: Tailored and purple. And he is also a mastermind who can bring the entire city to its knees.

• Berserk Button: Being a sellout doppelganger of his, or trying to replace him as Batman's arch-rival.

• Other Me Annoys Me: This Joker meets his Earth-50 doppelganger and genuinely despises him for becoming a common crime boss while abandoning what makes the Joker unique. He kills this doppelganger himself too.

• Strange Minds Think Alike: He and his doppelgangers from Earth-38 and Earth-66 instantly get along due to their shared status as agents of chaos.

Earth-1 Eobard Thawne/Reverse Flash

• Arch-Enemy: He is the arch-nemesis to Earth-1 Barry Allen, living to make him suffer.

• Back from the Dead: He is one of the many villains resurrected by Thanos.

• Did Not See That Coming: Oh he definitely did not see it coming that Barry would actually kill him for all the pain he has caused.

Adrian Chase/Prometheus

• Arch-Enemy: He is the biggest rival to Oliver Queen. He readily joins Saruman when the White Wizard offers to give him the chance to make Oliver suffer.

• Evil Doppelgänger: Adrian can be considered Marc Spector's evil doppelganger.

• Spared by the Adaptation: In this series, he was stopped from killing himself on the island, which is why he is still alive.

Ra's al Ghul

• Arch-Enemy: He can be considered this to Nyssa.

• Back from the Dead: Like Thawne, he is one of the many villains resurrected by Thanos.

Malcolm Merlyn

• Arch-Enemy: The Dark Archer is an arch-nemesis to both Oliver and Thea.

• Back from the Dead: He too is one of the many villains resurrected by Thanos.

Doctor Sivana

• Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: While his intentions were reeking of pettiness, by sending some of the Earth-1 and Earth-38 Heroes to Earth-199999, he ended up making things better in the long run, as the Heroes from all Earths teamed up, and became allies forever.

August Heart/Godspeed

• Always a Bigger Fish: He finds this out the hard way. At first, he seems unstoppable, but when Peter Maximoff and Bart Allen come in, he is taken down easily.

Vince Sobel/Vigilante

• Dies Differently in Adaptation: Instead of being killed by Black Siren, he is killed by his Earth-50 doppelganger.

• Underestimating Badassery: He does just this with the other Vigilante, and is killed due to this fatal error.

Dinah Drake

• Adaptational Villainy: She ends up joining Thanos' army because she went crazy after being kicked out of Team Arrow.

• Death by Adaptation: Since she is now a villain, Oliver ends up taking her down permanently in the big fight.

Earth-2

Home to characters from Earth-2 of Arrowverse and Stargirl (2020).

Heroes

Earth-2 Harrison "Harry" Wells

• Small Role, Big Impact: His only big contribution to the series has been in Heroes stand united where he helped Leo Fitz make the new Gauntlet.

Jesse Quick

• Nerd Action Hero: She is a nerd, and babbles, but she can kick ass.

Earth-2 Courtney Whitmore/Stargirl

• The Cameo: She is essentially a cameo in Heroes from Infinite Earths.

Villains

Earth-2 Hunter Zolomon/Zoom

• Back from the Dead: He too is one of the many villains resurrected by Thanos.

• Death by Irony: Accelerated Man ends up killing him. Later, he is revealed to be Zoom's doppelganger. This becomes even funnier on remembering how Zoom killed his time remnants.

Earth-3

Home to characters from Earth-3 of Arrowverse.

Jay Garrick/The Flash

• Cool Old Guy: He is very old, and very badass.

• Doppelgänger Gets Same Sentiment: Barry is very broken up by his death in Heroes from Infinite Earths, and it causes him to sacrifice himself later.

• Heroic Sacrifice: In Heroes from Infinite Earths, he lends some of his speed to Jesse, allowing her to escape from the destruction of his Earth, while he dies.

Joan Williams

• Sole Survivor: In Heroes from Infinite Earths, she ends up being the only survivor from Earth-3.

Earth-8

Home to characters from The Batman (2022).

Earth-8 Bruce Wayne/Batman/Crusader

• Adaptational Badass: In the movie, he was a realistic fighter. But here, sometime after the events of the film, he is good enough to fight the League of Assassins and even hold his own against Ra's al Ghul briefly.

• Badass Normal: Like all versions of Batman, he gets the job done with his skills and gadgets.

• You Are Not Alone: He is assured by Earth-38 Batman that he will not be alone from now on.

Earth-9

Home to characters from Titans (2018).

Titans

Earth-9 Dick Grayson/Nightwing

• You Are Better Than You Think You Are: When Earth-38 Batman begins to doubt himself, Nightwing tries to tell him he's not that bad, bringing up his own issues with his Bruce and how he got past them after realizing he was projecting quite a bit.

Donna Troy/Wonder-Girl

• Spared by the Adaptation: Since she gets transported to Earth-38 in this series, alongside most of her team, she survives.

Rachel Roth/Raven

• Glass Cannon: She is capable of powerful magic, but she can be hurt like any normal human.

Kory Anders/Koriand'r/Starfire

• Fiery Redhead: While using her powers aggressively, she is literally this.

Gar Logan/Beast Boy

• Brainwashed and Crazy: He and Superboy have been mind-controlled into fighting each other.

Dawn Granger/Dove

• Dance Battler: Since she was a ballerina first, some of her moves have her doing graceful spins.

Earth-9 Connor/Superboy

• Brainwashed and Crazy: He and Beast Boy have been mind-controlled into fighting each other.

Rose Wilson

• Doppelgänger Gets Same Sentiment: She wishes that her father was more like his Earth-1 or even Earth-50 doppelganger.

• You're Not My Father: She chooses the Titans over Earth-9 Slade Wilson, her father.

Earth-9 Jason Todd/Robin

• Put on the Bus: He is absent from the action in One too many Dark Knights due to being left back at home.

Hank Hall/Hawk

• Put on the Bus: He too is absent from the action in One too many Dark Knights due to being back home.

Villains

Earth-9 Slade Wilson/Deathstroke

• Beyond Redemption: Earth-50 Slade Wilson apologizes to Rose for killing him. She assures him he had no choice as her father was too far gone.

• O.O.C. Is Serious Business: There's not much that can scare him. The Batman Who Laughs is one of the few exceptions.

Earth-19

Home to characters from Earth-19 of Arrowverse.

Earth-19 Hunter Zolomon/Accelerated Man

• Doppelgänger Gets Same Sentiment: Team Flash initially acts strange around him on finding out he is Zoom's doppelganger.

Cynthia/Gypsy

• The Cameo: She appears in Heroes stand united to help out in the final battle.

Josh/Breacher

• Action Dad: He is Gypsy's father, and a badass in his own right.

Earth-24

Home to Spider Man India.

Pavitr Prabhakar/Spider-Man

• Alternate Self: He is technically an alternate Indian version of Peter Parker who swings around in Mumbai instead of New York.

• You Are Not Alone: Pavitr is happy to find other Spider-Men like him, relieved at the fact that there are more like him in the Multiverse.

Nalin Oberoi/Green Goblin

• Arch-Enemy: He is the biggest rival of Pavitr Prabhakar.

Earth-29

Home to characters from The Vampire Diaries and its spin-off The Originals.

Mystic Falls Gang

Caroline Forbes

• Action Mom: She is technically mother to Jo and Lizzie. But motherhood did not do anything to hamper her ability to be a badass Vampire.

• All-Loving Hero: Since she ends up being the Paragon of Compassion.

• Badass Adorable: She is lovable and ditzy, but can kick ass.

• Battle Couple: Caroline and Stefan are the battle Vampire couple.

Bonnie Bennett

• Actor Allusion: She is a very good singer and dancer, and is looking to start a career in that as well.

• The Smart Girl: For her team, she is resourceful and the magician who does her best to help them out.

Stefan Salvatore

• The Atoner: When Constantine restores his humanity, he once again feels compelled to make up for his actions when his humanity was off.

• Battle Couple: Stefan and Caroline are the battle Vampire couple.

• Spared by the Adaptation: Since Blackheart ends up killing Cade, Kai and Katherine, he does not die.

Damon Salvatore

• The Friend Nobody Likes: No one seems to like Damon much, especially the ones from the other worlds. Earth-1 Constantine verbally rips him apart in their first meeting while giving him "The Reason You Suck" Speech. Spike is horrified at first when he thinks Damon might be his counterpart in this Universe before being relieved that its actually Enzo. Later, he is also roasted by a trio of Spike, Klaus and Enzo, and Cordelia, Caroline and Donna Noble. Though, even if no one likes him, they do mourn his death, alongside that of many others when the Beyonder kills them all.

Lorenzo "Enzo" St. John

• Spared by the Adaptation: Due to Blackheart having killed Cade, Kai and Katherine, and Constantine having restored Stefan's humanity, he does not die.

Alaric Saltzman

• Put on the Bus: He does not accompany the rescue team to Warworld as he'd be a liability.

Jeremy Gilbert

• Put on the Bus: He too does not accompany the rescue team to Warworld as he's not as good as the other members assembled.

Elena Gilbert

• "The Reason You Suck" Speech: She is given about two of these by Clint for questioning him when he is trying to assemble the rescue team while not being useful herself.

Matt Donovan

• Death by Adaptation: He confronts Blackheart and is killed effortlessly.

The Originals Family

Klaus Mikaelson

• Action Dad: He is father to Hope Mikaelson, and one of the strongest people on his Earth.

• The Atoner: For all of his past sins, and Klaus is still trying to be better.

• Battle Couple: Makes one alongside Hayley.

• Spared by the Adaptation: Blackheart ends up killing The Hollow so he does not die.

Freya Mikaelson

• Commonality Connection: On seeing the life of Erik Lensherr, she forms one with him, and later they become a couple.

• Earn Your Happy Ending: Its safe to say she and Erik did earn their happy ending after all the hardship they have gone through in canon as well as this series.

• Hot Witch: She is attractive, and she can do magic.

• Love at First Sight: She clearly falls for Erik right after seeing his entire life story.

Rebekah Mikaelson

• Commonality Connection: She and Loki have one.

• Earn Your Happy Ending: After all the hardship she goes through in canon and this series, her happy ending with Loki is totally earned.

• Love at First Sight: She is smitten by Loki when she first sees him.

• Took a Level in Badass: In Return of the Devourer, Loki turns her into an Asgardian at her request.

Elijah Mikaelson

• Spared by the Adaptation: Since The Hollow is dealt with by Blackheart, Elijah does not need to die.

Kol Mikaelson

• Deadpan Snarker: Very brutally honest one at that, considering what he says to Jeremy and Elena in The Contest of Champions.

• Underestimating Badassery: Kol ends up underestimating Clint and tries to compel him, only for Clint to show him why he is not a fan of the mind control thing.

Hayley Marshall

• Action Mom: She is Hope Mikaelson's badass and protective mommy.

• Battle Couple: Makes one alongside Klaus.

• Mama Bear: To Hope Mikaelson.

• Spared by the Adaptation: Blackheart kills The Hollow, and Loki and Erik drive Marcel away, so the events that lead to her death do not happen.

Hope Mikaelson

• Wise Beyond Their Years: Hope seems to be wise beyond her years, knowing Thor can be trusted when her mom is suspicious of him (with good reason though).

Villains

Kai Parker

• Always a Bigger Fish: He is killed easily by Blackheart who does not break a sweat doing it.

Katherine Pierce

• Always a Bigger Fish: She too is slain easily by Blackheart.

• Did Not See That Coming: Katherine certainly did not think Blackheart would slaughter her, or Cade or Kai for the matter.

Arcadius/Cade

• Always a Bigger Fish: Killed easily by Blackheart, meaning he is no longer the most powerful being around.

• Did Not See That Coming: He did not see it coming that Blackheart would pop out of nowhere and put an end to his plans by killing him.

The Hollow

• Always a Bigger Fish: It realizes it is nothing compared to Blackheart.

• Did Not See That Coming: That Blackheart would suddenly appear and kill it.

Marcel Gerard

• Humiliation Conga: First Thor frees Klaus from him while killing any minion of Marcel who tries to stop him, then Erik arrives and kills his other minions, and Loki tortures him for the Originals family, before they allow him to flee for his life.

Ken

• Humiliation Conga: He tries to challenge Erik, and is defeated easily. Then he tries to hold Stormbreaker but is crushed by its power.

• Underestimating Badassery: Ken underestimates the power of Erik Lensherr, and pays for it.

• Undignified Death: How does Thor kill him? By letting him hold Stormbreaker. Its power makes him fall into the Earth and then kills him.

Earth-38

Home to characters from Earth-38 of Supergirl (2015) as well as Black Lightning (2018), with elements from Wonder Woman (2017), Batman: The Animated Series and Batman: Arkham Series.

Team Supergirl

Earth-38 Kara Danvers/Kara Zor-El/Supergirl

• Action Girl: Expected, as she is the Supergirl of this Earth.

• Costume Evolution: After being called 'thong girl' and 'skirt' by Tony, and also a conversation with Earth-167 Kara Kent, as well as Carol Danvers, Danvers finally ditches the skirt and wears some pants.

• Death by Adaptation: Unlike in canon, Danvers is one of the earliest casualties of the Crisis.

• Hypocrite: Danvers admits to Lena that she would be a hypocrite for keeping a secret and expecting Lena to be honest in return.

Lena Luthor/Morgana Pendragon

• Actor Allusion: Lena and Morgana are the same person, because Katie McGrath played both of them.

• Adaptational Heroism: Unlike in canon, Lena reacts positively to Danvers being Supergirl.

• Battle Couple: Forms one with Merlin.

• Composite Character: She is both Lena Luthor and Morgana Pendragon from Merlin (2008). After they are split, Morgana evolves into another form.

• Gone Horribly Right: Morgan only intended for "Lena Luthor" to be a fake life and a cover. But the spell was so strong she too believed the lie until the Snap restored her true self. Black Kryptonite later reveals Lena is a real person with a soul and feelings of her own.

• Literal Split Personality: Danvers uses Black Kryptonite to split Lena and Morgana into two different people.

• The Reveal: There was no Lena Luthor originally. She was just a persona created by Morgan Le Fay, but the spell was so strong it affected Morgana too, until the Snap.

• Took a Level in Badass: In later stories, Lena becomes a Slayer and also gets her magic back.

Alex Danvers

• Action Girl: Being a badass female secret agent tends to make you one.

• Put on the Bus: Alex initially does not participate in the conflict against Morgoth and Thanos because someone has to run the DEO when J'onn is not around.

Earth-38 J'onn Jonnz/Martian Manhunter

• Commonality Connection: He notes how similar he and his Earth-167 doppelganger are.

• Death by Adaptation: Unlike in canon, J'onn is a victim of the Crisis.

• The Leader: He is the leader of the DEO.

General Astra

• Back from the Dead: She is one of the villains resurrected by Thanos' Snap.

• Brainwashed and Crazy: Astra is mind-controlled by the Mind Stone to fight for Morgoth and Thanos.

• Heel–Face Turn: After Astra is brought out of Thanos' mind-control, she says what she experienced was the same thing the people of Earth-38 would have experienced had Myriad succeeded. This inspires her to be better.

Winn Schott

• Brainy Brunette: He is a smart guy and a good hacker, and is a brunette.

James Olsen

• Demoted to Extra: James is not as important in this series as he is in canon.

Batfamily

Earth-38 Bruce Wayne/Batman

• Badass Normal: All he has is fighting skills, a lot of tech, and a lot of brains. And that's enough.

• Character Development: In his first appearance, he is a loner who has driven almost all of his loved ones away due to his obsession with fighting crime. But the events of One too many Dark Knight make him better, as he finds his way back to his loved ones, gets a successor, gets back together with Selina, and is even content enough to relax for a bit and let others take the reins.

• Commonality Connection: He forms one with Earth-50 Batman due to how much loss both of them have suffered.

• Composite Character: Earth-38 Batman is a combination of the DCAU and Arkhamverse versions of Batman.

• Good Is Not Nice: He is on the good side, but he can be very obsessive about the mission as well.

• Heartbroken Badass: In his first appearance in the series, he is a loner who has driven almost all of his loved ones away, while his Alfred has passed. After the Crisis destroys everyone he cares about, he is very broken and nearly loses it.

• Mundane Solution: How does he figure out that the Clark and Kara who're dead are not from Earth-38? By saying the Kara on his Earth started wearing pants, while this corpse has a skirt.

• Not So Stoic: He is happy when Barbara tells him that having him in her life made her a better person. Terry later makes him smile too.

• Redemption Quest: Earth-38 Batman was not a bad person, but he did hurt and drive away most of his loved ones due to his obsessive tendencies. But after One too many Dark Knight, he works to make it right with all of them.

Terry McGinnis/Red Robin

• Adaptational Early Appearance: Terry first appears when Batman is still in action rather than after he has retired, leading to him becoming Red Robin rather than Batman, though Dick, Jason and Tim agree that Batman will make him his successor.

• Legacy Character: It is agreed upon by Dick, Jason and Tim that Batman plans to make Terry his successor.

Earth-38 Dick Grayson/Nightwing

• Big Brother Instinct: Dick, alongside Jason and Tim, tackle Terry and drag him away when Yelena tries to proposition him, due to the Batfamily's bad history with assassins.

Earth-38 Jason Todd/Red Hood

• Adaptation Relationship Overhaul: In the mainline comics, Jason Todd's relationship with the rest of the Batfamily remains tenuous at best, to the point that he's even tried to kill several of them. In particular, his jealousy for anyone holding the Robin mantle after him is a defining part of his character. On Earth-38, he seems to be on good terms with the Batfamily with no ill will towards anyone, including Tim.

• Anti-Hero: He is a good guy, but his methods are not the nicest, and he kills when he has to.

• Big Brother Instinct: Jason, alongside Dick and Tim, tackle Terry and drag him away when Yelena tries to proposition him, due to the Batfamily's bad history with assassins.

Earth-38 Tim Drake/Robin

• Big Brother Instinct: Tim, alongside Dick and Jason, tackle Terry and drag him away when Yelena tries to proposition him, due to the Batfamily's bad history with assassins.

Earth-38 Selina Kyle/Catwoman

• The Cameo: She has a cameo at the end of One too many Dark Knights.

Ace the Bathound

• Action Pet: Like in most media, Ace is a badass pet who shouldn't be crossed. Within a week of being taken in by Terry, he is good enough to take out ninjas from the League of Assassins. And then in the final battle of The Contest of Champions, he and Miss Kitty Fantastico are empowered by Thor to beat up the bad guys.

Freeland

Jefferson Pierce/Black Lightning

• Action Dad: Pierce is a father, and a badass and powerful superhero.

• Electric Black Guy: He was the origin of this trope.

Villains

Earth-38 Ra's al Ghul

• Adaptational Wimp: In most comics, Ra's al Ghul is such a competent warrior that no-one short of Batman, Lady Shiva, or others like them are able to even hold him back. Here, on Earth-38, he was successfully held back by the Robins even without Batman's interference.

• Doppelgänger Gets Same Sentiment: Ra's decides that if his Batman won't become his successor, then he'd just force another Batman to be it, in this case the Earth-8 version.

• Evil Is Petty: He kills one of the scientists he abducted for not being able to do what he wanted.

Earth-38 Lex Luthor

• Arch-Enemy: He is one of the two big rivals to Earth-38 Superman.

• Even Evil Has Standards: Both he and Earth-167 Lex are disgusted by their Earth-50 doppelganger for being totally insane and a sadist who wants to watch everything burn.

• Heel–Face Turn: Averted; while he tries to fight Doomsday and dies, its to show up Superman rather than because he decided to turn over a new leaf.

Earth-38 Joker

• Arch-Enemy: He is the greatest rival to Earth-38 Batman.

• Badass in a Nice Suit: Tailored and purple. And he is also a mastermind who can cause chaos in all of Gotham.

• Berserk Button: Trying to be Batman's biggest rival in his place.

• Composite Character: Earth-38 Joker is a combination of the DCAU and Arkhamverse versions of Joker.

• Strange Minds Think Alike: He and his doppelgangers from Earth-1 and Earth-66 instantly get along due to their shared status as agents of chaos.

Earth-38 General Zod

• Arch-Enemy: He is one of the two big rivals to Earth-38 Superman.

• Dies Differently in Adaptation: In canon, its mentioned that Superman was forced to put him down at some point. Here, he is killed by Lord Elrond's Snap.

Earth-99 Bruce Wayne/Batman/Evil Bat

• Cold-Blooded Torture: He tortures Earth-38 Batman in an attempt to make him confess that sparing his villains makes him no better than them.

• Evil Counterpart: He is the evil counterpart of Earth-38 Batman. He broke the line and did not stop.

• Evil Doppelgänger: To Earth-38 Batman, as they look alike too.

• Hypocrite: He calls Earth-38 Batman insane for teaming up with the Joker while he has no issue working with The Batman Who Laughs, who has ravaged many Earths.

Non

• Alas, Poor Villain: Non dies during the final battle with Morgoth, but unlike many of the other villains, he goes out with dignity, simply holding his wife as he goes as the two apologize to each other for getting to this point.

Others

Earth-38 Clark Kent/Kal-El/Superman

• Brainwashed and Crazy: He is brainwashed into fighting two of his doppelgangers by his Lex Luthor.

• Catchphrase: "Well, I believe in truth, but I'm also a big fan of justice."

• Composite Character: After the Crisis, he fuses with the Superman And Lois version of Superman.

• Heartbroken Badass: He becomes one after his Earth is destroyed in the Crisis and he is one of the few survivors.

• My God, What Have I Done?: After being brainwashed into killing Shazam, he has this reaction, since Shazam was just a kid.

Earth-38 Diana Prince/Wonder Woman

• Action Girl: She is a version of Wonder Woman. It is expected.

• Battle Couple: She makes one with Steve Rogers.

• Doppelgänger Gets Same Sentiment: While Steve Rogers looks nothing like Steve Trevor, his life reminds Diana a lot of Trevor.

• Inspired by…: She is clearly inspired by the DCEU version of Wonder Woman.

• Take Up My Sword: When Steve's shield is broken by Thanos, she lends him hers.

Earth-38 Lois Lane

• The Cameo: She has a cameo in Heroes from Infinite Earths where she gets dusted by Thanos' Snap. She plays a more major role in Heroes, Magicians and Luthors.

• Composite Character: After the Crisis, she fuses with the Superman And Lois version of Lois Lane.

Earth-38 Barbara Gordon/Oracle

• Damsel in Distress: She is abducted by The Batman Who Laughs to get to Batman.

Earth-38 James Gordon

• The Cameo: He appears in One too many Dark Knights in one scene.

Earth-40

Home to characters from Halloween, mainly the 2018 timeline.

The Strode family

Laurie Strode

• Action Girl: She did hold her own against Michael Myers after all.

• The Cameo: She is a cameo in Vampires, Witches and Blackheart and Heroes from Infinite Earths.

Karen Nelson

• The Cameo: She is a cameo in Vampires, Witches and Blackheart and Heroes from Infinite Earths.

Allyson Nelson

• The Cameo: She is a cameo in Vampires, Witches and Blackheart and Heroes from Infinite Earths.

Villains

Michael Myers

• Canon Welding: Apparently, his condition is similar to Ryan Anderson from Angel.

• Dies Differently in Adaptation: Instead of being taken down by Corey, Michael dies when Blackheart bursts out of him.

• Made of Evil: Michael is so evil that Mephisto decided he'd be the perfect host to resurrect Blackheart.

• Red Herring: It seems like he is going to be the main antagonist at first, until Blackheart bursts out of his body.

Earth-50

Home to characters from DC Extended Universe.

The Justice League

Earth-50 Clark Kent/Kal-El/Superman

• The Atoner: After his actions as Doom's executioner, he wants to atone.

• Brainwashed and Crazy: He is mind-controlled by his Lex into fighting his two doppelgangers.

• Commonality Connection: He forms one with his Kara over them being the only survivors of Krypton's destruction.

• The Leader: Clark is the leader of his Earth's Justice League.

• Redemption Quest: Clark wants to redeem himself for his actions as Doom's executioner.

• Took a Level in Badass: In Heroes from Infinite Earths, due to Doom making Clark his executioner, he is strong enough to fight his Earth-167 and Earth-96 doppelgangers.

• You Are Not Alone: He feels happy when he meets his Earth's Kara, realizing he is not alone anymore.

Earth-50 Bruce Wayne/Detective/Batman

• Badass Normal: Batman can fight huge threats using his skills, gadgets and wits.

• Catchphrase: "I'm Batman."

• Commonality Connection: He forms one with Earth-38 Batman, as they are the versions who have lost the most.

• My Greatest Second Chance: He gets to avenge his failure to save Jason Todd from the Joker by saving Earth-38's Jason from suffering the Batbreaker at Bane's hands, with the two of them thanking each other before they part ways.

• The Stoic: He is Batman, so he is stoic. When Chloe Sullivan asks him and his Earth-167 doppelganger to talk, they just say 'I'm Batman.'

Earth-50 Diana Prince/Wonder Woman

• Action Girl: Of course, she is a Wonder Woman after all.

• All-Loving Hero: Again, courtesy of being Wonder Woman.

• Doppelgänger Gets Same Sentiment: Steve mistakes her for Earth-38 Diana at first, since they look the same.

• Sole Survivor: Up until Clark is revealed to be alive as Doom's executioner, she is the sole survivor of Earth-50, which Anti-Monitor destroyed.

Earth-50 Barry Allen/Barry-Blue/The Flash

• Actor Swap: In this series, he gets blown up, and when he is back, he looks like Lucas Till instead of Ezra Miller. He decides to keep the look.

• Big Damn Heroes: He time-travels back to shortly before Darkseid arrived and brings the Earth-167 Justice League to help beat Darkeid.

• Sole Survivor: When Darkseid kills the rest of the League, he travels back in time and brings in the Earth-167 Justice League to help.

• Time Travel: That's what Barry-Blue uses to save the rest of his team, and he later tries to use it again to save Barry-Red.

Earth-50 Victor Stone/Cyborg

• All Your Powers Combined: He combines his tech with that of Earth-167 Cyborg against Darkseid.

• The Smart Guy: Being the resident tech guy, literally.

Earth-50 Arthur Curry/Aquaman

• Bash Brothers: He and his Earth-167 doppelganger make a great team.

• Boisterous Bruiser: He is someone who is very eager to fight. And he can do it very well too.

Earth-50 Calvin Swanwick/J'onn Jonnz/Martian Manhunter

• The Reveal: Subverted; the Justice League finding out that J'onn is Calvin Swanwick does not happen on-screen.

Earth-50 Hal Jordan/Green Lantern

• Character Development: After seeing Steve defying the Grandmaster and sacrificing himself, Hal resolves to be a better man than he was until now.

• Doppelgänger Gets Same Sentiment: Earth-167 John Stewart tries to teach him how to be a better hero since he is the deceased Earth-167 Hal's doppelganger.

Earth-50 Kara Zor-El/Supergirl

• Action Girl: Due to being Supergirl.

• Commonality Connection: She forms one with Clark due to them being Krypton's only survivors.

• You Are Not Alone: Like Clark, Kara is happy to realize she is not the only survivor of Krypton.

Kent Nelson/Doctor Fate

• Actor Allusion: Since this version is played by Keanu Reeves, he notes how Earth-167 John Constantine and Earth-199999 Adam Warlock look exactly like him.

• Badass Cape: Comes with the powers.

• Big Damn Heroes: He is the one who assembles the Heroes to deal with the brainwashed Supermen and then Doomsday.

• Cosmic Entity: That is what Doctor Fate is when channeling the Power of Nabu.

• Mask of Power: Wearing the Helmet of Nabu turns Kent Nelson into Doctor Fate.

Billy Batson/Shazam

• Big Damn Heroes: Shazam saves a woman and her younger brother right before Carnage can kill them.

• Big Entrance: His first appearance in this series has him save a woman and her younger brother from Carnage before battling the Symbiote himself.

Peacemaker crew

Christopher Smith/Peacemaker

• Abhorrent Admirer: Chris instantly respects Steve Rogers and John Walker due to them being heroes for their country. His fanboyism of Steve even starts rivalling that of Scott Lang.

• The Atoner: He is trying to atone for his past sins, and he also apologizes to Ratcatcher 2 for trying to kill her.

• The Big Guy: Peacemaker is the physically strongest member of his team.

• Cool Helmet: His helmet has a lot of badass features.

• Heartbroken Badass: Chris is still haunted by the fact that he had to kill his father.

Earth-50 Adrian Chase/Vigilante

• Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Don't let his strange habits fool you. He can kill you....very brutally.

• Other Me Annoys Me: Vigilante finds Vince Sobel very annoying and bland, and that's why he decides to kill the guy.

Emilia Harcourt

• Action Girl: Due to being a badass female secret agent.

• Only Sane Man: Woman in this case, as she seems to be the only totally serious and normal one in Peacemaker's crew, amongst the ones who show up regularly in this series.

Eagly

• Action Pet: Like in canon, Eagly again shows he is almost as dangerous as his owner. And his upgrade by Thor alongside Ace and Miss Kitty Fantastico makes him even more dangerous.

Leota Adebayo

• The Cameo: Adebayo has cameos in some of the stories but does not play a major role.

John Economos

• The Cameo: Economos has cameos in some of the stories but does not play a major role.

Suicide Squad

Robert DuBois/Bloodsport

• Action Dad: He is an assassin and a father.

• The Leader: Robert is the leader of the Suicide Squad.

• Parental Substitute: DuBois continues to be Ratcatcher 2's father figure.

Nanaue/King Shark

• Beware the Nice Ones: He is a sweetheart but he is a giant shark who can tear people apart if it comes down to it.

• The Brute: Nanaue is easily the strongest member of the team.

Dr. Harleen Quinzel/Harley Quinn

• Beware the Silly Ones: She is a goofy, bubbly and ditzy person, but she is dangerous and can slaughter people.

• Breaking the Fourth Wall: At the end of The adventures of Deadpool, his BFF, a rock and a weird bug thing, she and Wade together talk to the audience.

Cleo Cazo/Ratcatcher 2

• Forgiveness: She forgives Peacemaker when he genuinely apologizes to her for trying to kill her.

Villains

Earth-50 Lex Luthor

• Arch-Enemy: He is the biggest rival to his Superman.

• Death by Adaptation: This Lex gets killed by Frank Castle for the destruction caused by Doomsday.

• Sadist: Unlike his two doppelgangers, this Lex is an insane sadist who just wants to watch everything burn.

Doomsday

• All Your Powers Combined: This Doomsday is formed by combining the cells of the previous Doomsday and General Zod.

• One-Man Army: It is Doomsday after all. Heroes from many Earths together struggle to beat Doomsday due to how powerful it is.

Earth-50 Eobard Thawne/Reverse Flash

• Arch-Enemy: He is the greatest rival to his Flash.

• Didn't See That Coming: Thawne certainly didn't expect his version of Barry to have allies who'd beat and capture him the moment he showed his face.

• Doppelgänger Gets Same Sentiment: Everyone notes how he is the doppelganger of Homelander, and is just as disgusting.

Earth-50 Joker/Joke

• Death by Adaptation: Earth-1 Joker kills him for ruining the Joker's name.

• Villainous Ethics Decay: This version of Joker has abandoned what made the Joker unique and is just a normal crime boss.

Others

Earth-50 Slade Wilson/Deathstroke

• Even Evil Has Standards: He calls his Earth-9 doppelganger an idiot for working with The Batman Who Laughs.

• Master Swordsman: He is a very skilled swordsman, rivalled by few.

• Other Me Annoys Me: He tells his Earth-1 doppelganger that he wasted the gifts the Mirakuru gave him on a vendetta.

• Pragmatic Villainy: When he and his Batman are transported to another Earth, he stops the conflict as there is no client to be fighting for now, and they're stranded on a different Earth.

Earth-50 Lois Lane

• Took a Level in Badass: Its revealed that this Lois became a Slayer in the later stories.

Teth-Adam/Black Adam

• Honor Before Reason: Doctor Fate tells Black Adam that he can escape this Earth's destruction and later aid the Heroes against the Anti-Monitor. He chooses to die protecting Kahndaq instead.

• My God, What Have I Done?: This is his response when he finds out that Shazam, whom he beat to a bloody pulp, is actually just a kid called Billy Batson.

Earth-63

Home to characters from Doctor Who.

Eleventh Doctor

• All-Loving Hero: He tries to look for the best in everyone.

• Berserk Button: The massacre of innocents, as shown in Guardians of Serenity.

• Catchphrase: "I am The Doctor."

• Commonality Connection: He forms one with Kaylee over their love for TARDIS and Serenity respectively.

• Time Travel: The Doctor time travels around with the TARDIS.

• Took a Level in Badass: In Heroes from Infinite Earths, The Doctor is gifted with the Dagda's staff.

River Song

• The Reveal: River finally finds out about her future death.

• Taking It Well: She takes the knowledge of her future death pretty well, and even understands why The Doctor didn't tell her.

Amelia Pond-Williams

• Battle Couple: She makes one with Rory.

• Happily Married: Amy and Rory are happily married.

Rory Williams

• Battle Couple: He makes one with Amy.

• Happily Married: Rory and Amy are happily married.

Donna Noble

• Deadpan Snarker: She is one, and very brutal too. It gets worse when she teams up with Cordelia and Caroline to snark at Damon.

Wilfred Mott

• Cool Old Guy: Being Donna's grandfather and willing to save the world make him this.

Jack Harkness

• Doppelgänger Gets Same Sentiment: Team Arrow is initially weirded out by Harkness' resemblance to Malcolm.

Martha Jones

• Battle Couple: She makes one with Mickey.

Mickey Smith

• Battle Couple: He makes one with Martha.

Shaun Temple

• Ascended Extra: He has more screen time in Heroes from Infinite Earths than he had in canon.

Earth-65

Home to characters from The Amazing Spider-Man and The Incredible Hulk (1977).

Earth-65 Peter Parker/Spidey/Spider-Man

• Armed Legs: His legs are his most lethal weapon. He can use them to leap very high, or kick his opponents very high.

• Cool Old Guy: He is old enough to be a grandpa, but that does not mean he can't kick ass.

• You Are Not Alone: This Peter Parker is happy to meet the other Spider-Men, as he realizes his work is being done all over the Multiverse.

Earth-65 David Banner/Hulk

• The Cameo: He appears as a cameo in Heroes from Infinite Earths.

Earth-66

Home to characters from Batman (1966) and Wonder Woman (1975).

Heroes

Earth-66 Bruce Wayne/Bats/Batman

• Comic Relief: He and his Robin are the comic relief in One too many Dark Knights.

• Déjà Vu: When Earth-66 Batman tries to get rid of a bomb and is met by the same obstacles as last time, he says he is getting a sense of déjà vu.

• Old-School Chivalry: He is an old-fashioned gentleman after all.

Earth-66 Dick Grayson/Robin

• Comic Relief: He and his Batman are the comic relief in One too many Dark Knights.

• Catchphrase: "Holy.......Batman!"

• Sidekick: Robin happily remains Batman's sidekick.

Earth-66 Diana Prince/Wonder Woman

• Doppelgänger Gets Same Sentiment: Chloe Sullivan gets emotional on seeing this Wonder Woman due to the fact that she is her mother's doppelganger, and later, Chloe embraces this Wonder Woman and breaks down in her arms, and this Wonder Woman offers her comfort too.

Villains

Earth-66 Joker/Clown

• Arch-Enemy: He is the greatest rival to his version of Batman.

• Beware the Silly Ones: Just because he is a silly guy who paints makeup over his moustache doesn't mean he should be underestimated.

• Strange Minds Think Alike: He instantly gets along with his Earth-1 and Earth-38 doppelgangers due to their shared status as agents of chaos.

Earth-72

Home to characters from The Boys (2019).

The Boys

Billy Butcher

• Adaptational Nice Guy: In canon, Billy Butcher's hatred of Supers, while understandable, crosses into unreasonable territory when he spreads that same hatred to Ryan, whose only crime is having Homelander as a father. Here, seeing Clark and Steve in action proves to him that good Supers exist, and while he realizes who the boy's father is, he puts that aside to raise the boy as his own.

• Anti-Hero: He is a good guy, but he is very brutal too.

• Good Is Not Nice: Being on the good side does not mean Billy can't have a mouth, or not be brutal.

Hughie Campbell

• Foil: Hughie continues to be Butcher's foil.

Mother's Milk

• Action Dad: He has a daughter, and he is a badass.

The Frenchman

• Nice Guy: While he is a criminal, Frenchie is still a nice guy.

Kimiko Miyashiro/The Female

• Badass Adorable: She is shy, and she is the most vicious member of the team.

The Seven

Homelander

• 0% Approval Rating: After his true colors have been revealed, no one likes Homelander anymore.

• Arch-Enemy: He can be considered Earth-167 Superman's archenemy in Of Heroes and Charlatans due to being his Dark Parody.

• Humiliation Conga: First, Homelander gets beaten up by Steve Rogers while his true colors are exposed, and then he is beaten up by Earth-167 Superman as well.

• Sanity Slippage: The events of Of Heroes and Charlatans make him lose what little sanity he has left.

Queen Maeve

• The Atoner: Queen Maeve decides it is time to redeem herself for all that she did as part of the Seven.

• Heel–Face Turn: She finally turns against the Seven.

Annie January/Starlight

• Only Sane Man: Woman in this case, as she is the only decent member of the Seven, until Maeve has her Heel–Face Turn.

Black Noir

• Curb-Stomp Battle: He breaks his body trying to fight Earth-167 Superman.

A-Train

• Inertia Is a Cruel Mistress: Steve defeats him by waiting for him to activate his speed and then tripping him with grease, making him break almost all bones in his body.

The Deep

• Serial Rapist: His sexual assaults of women are brought up, with Lex bringing in one of his past rape victims to reveal the truth about him.

Stormfront

• Adaptational Early Appearance: She makes her first appearance after the Flight 37 incident rather than during Season 2.

• Arch-Enemy: She can be considered Steve's archenemy in Of Heroes and Charlatans due to being a Nazi and the fact that Captain America used to fight them in World War II.

Soldier Boy

• Adaptational Early Appearance: He makes his first appearance after the Flight 37 incident rather than during Season 3.

• Adaptational Wimp: In The Boys Season 3, Soldier Boy is almost as strong as Homelander, and is the first person to actually stagger Homelander. Here, since Of Heroes and Charlatans was written before The Boys Season 3, Soldier Boy, while still a very skilled and strong opponent, is nowhere near as strong as he is in canon, and also has a different backstory.

• Arch-Enemy: He too can be considered Steve's archenemy in Of Heroes and Charlatans due to being his Dark Parody.

• Propaganda Hero: Lex reveals this Soldier Boy is a new one, a replacement for the original one.

Lamplighter

• Heel–Face Turn: Lex convinces him to testify against the Seven in exchange for a lighter prison sentence and clean conscience.

Others

Stan Edgar

• Didn't See That Coming: Stan is used to making Homelander listen to him, so he doesn't see it coming when Homelander snaps and finally kills him.

• Evil Cannot Comprehend Good: While Lex isn't exactly good, his reasons for taking down Vought are something a shady businessman like Stan Edgar can never comprehend.

Madelyn Stillwell

• Spared by the Adaptation: She does not die in this series, but she does end up in prison forever.

Becca Butcher

• Spared by the Adaptation: Since the Seven are dealt with easily, Becca survives in this series.

• Happily Ever After: She lives with Billy and Ryan happily after being rescued.

Ryan

• Happily Ever After: He lives with Billy and Becca happily after being rescued.

Earth-84

Home to characters from Venom (2018).

Earth-84 Eddie Brock/Venom

• Anti-Hero: He does need to eat heads of criminals to sustain himself after all.

• The Mentor: He takes on this role for his Earth-199999 doppelganger.

Earth-89

Home to characters from Batman Film Series.

Earth-89 Bruce Wayne/Batman

• Badass Normal: He has nothing but his skills and gadgets, and he can kick ass with them.

• Battle Couple: Makes one with his Selina.

• Doppelgänger Gets Same Sentiment: Earth-199999 Peter Parker is weirded out at first on seeing he is Adrian Toomes' doppelganger.

Earth-89 Selina Kyle/Catwoman

• Battle Couple: Makes one with her Brue.

• Doppelgänger Gets Same Sentiment: Hope is weirded out on seeing her as she is her mom's doppelganger, and she wears that skintight suit.

Earth-89 Dick Grayson/Robin

• The Cameo: He has a cameo in Heroes from Infinite Earths.

Earth-90

Home to characters from The Flash (1990).

Earth-90 Barry Allen/The Flash

• Doppelgänger Gets Same Sentiment: It is his similarity to Henry Allen and Earth-3 Jay Garrick which really drives Barry-Red to sacrifice himself to stop Anti-Monitor's machine and die in Earth-90 Barry's place.

• Spared by the Adaptation: Barry-Red saves him and sacrifices himself in his place, so this Barry survives.

Earth-91

Home to characters from Terminator.

Heroes

T-800/Uncle Bob

• Actor Allusion: When he asks Faith to not curse, she jokingly asks if he is her dad or something.

• Spared by the Adaptation: He does not die in this series, and moves to a different Earth instead.

• The Stoic: Being a robot makes him one.

• Took a Level in Badass: He is upgraded by Peter Parker and Shuri, getting even more features in the process.

Sarah Connor

• Action Girl: She is Sarah Connor. She is a legendary one really.

John Connor

• Kid Hero: He is still a teenager, but he is a protagonist.

Miles Bennett Dyson

• Spared by the Adaptation: Logan saves Miles from being shot down.

Villains

T-1000

• Dies Differently in Adaptation: Instead of being thrown into a vat of molten steel, it is thrown into Mount Doom.

Earth-92

Home to characters from Buffyverse.

The Scoobies

Buffy Summers

• Action Girl: Being the original Slayer of her time makes her just that.

• Battle Couple: She makes one alongside Spike.

• Didn't Think This Through: Her bet with Blade that he won't be able to kill too many Vampires of her Earth without his usual gear due to the different weaknesses. He proves her wrong pretty quickly.

• Heartbroken Badass: After Dawn fades away, she is left completely traumatized, ultimately not coming out of her room and just sitting like an empty shell.

• The Leader: She is the leader of the Scooby Gang.

Willow Rosenberg

• Action Girl: The most powerful Witch of her world, so obviously, she'd be one.

• Battle Couple: She makes one, alongside Tara.

• Fiery Redhead: When using her powers, she can look like this.

• Heartbroken Badass: She is still very traumatized by Tara's loss to the point that when Tara comes back, she originally believes its just an evil spirit who is taking on her form to punish her.

• It's Personal: Her beef with Warren and Amy respectively, with those two being noted as the ones she hates the most.

Tara Maclay

• Action Girl: Another powerful Witch, so she is definitely one.

• All-Loving Hero: She ends up being the Paragon of Love.

• Attempted Rape: In the Hell Dimension, her spirit is almost assaulted twice by Demons, the second time nearly being stripped in front of a whole crowd of Hell-Lords. But both times, Lord Krishna saves her from harm.

• Back from the Dead: She ends up being resurrected by one of Lucifer's coins that he gives to Buffy in gratitude as she and the rest helped him against Dromos and Glory.

• Battle Couple: She makes one, alongside Willow.

Spike

• Bash Brothers: Regardless of their issues with each other, Spike and Angel make a great team.

• Battle Couple: He makes one, alongside Buffy.

• Berserk Button: Finding out what Tara went through in the Hell Dimension. First time, he beats up her blood kin badly. Second time, he assembles a group of brutal people and......it ends badly for the Maclay men.

• Bruiser with a Soft Center: Spike's soft spots for Tara, Dawn, Buffy and Willow come up quite often.

• Taking It Well: On finding out that Angel is the Paragon of Redemption, he does not mind and says that only Angel could be it.

Dawn Summers

• Commonality Connection: Dawn notes how similar she and Alex Wilder are.

• Death by Adaptation: Its temporary, but the removal of the Seed of Wonder makes Dawn fade away instantly.

• Took a Level in Badass: She was a capable combatant by the end of the show, but here, she also throws around fireballs due to having learnt magic.

Faith Lehane

• Action Girl: Being the other original Slayer of the time makes her this.

• The Atoner: She continues to try and atone for her dark past.

• Battle Couple: Faith and Marc make one.

• My God, What Have I Done?: When brainwashed into killing Maeve during their duel, she is very badly shaken after coming out of it.

Xander Harris

• Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: While he is not as good as the rest of his team, when push comes to shove, he can hold his own.

Rupert Giles

• The Mentor: Giles continues to be a mentor to the Scooby Gang.

• What the Hell, Hero?: Buffy is horrified to find out that Giles did not help Team Angel regarding the Illyria situation, and he is called out for that quite a bit.

Team Angel

Angel

• The Atoner: This guy literally ends up being the Paragon of Redemption.

• Bash Brothers: Regardless of their issues with each other, Angel and Spike make a great team.

• Battle Couple: Angel and Cordelia make one.

• Earn Your Happy Ending: After all that Angel has been through in canon and in this series, his happy ending with Cordelia is very much earned.

• The Leader: He is the leader of Team Angel.

Cordelia Chase

• Action Girl: Cordelia continues to be a badass with her skills and mouth both.

• Battle Couple: Cordelia and Angel make one.

• Composite Character: Its revealed that Cordelia ended up fusing with Kyra.

• Deadpan Snarker: One of the most brutal ones in the entire Multiverse.

• Not Quite Dead: Its revealed as a PTB, she transported herself to Earth-98 and fused with Kyra.

Winifred "Fred" Burkle

• Back from the Dead: The restoration of the Seed of Wonder brings her back.

• Literal Split Personality: Fred ends up being split from Illyria using Black Kryptonite.

Charles Gunn

• Badass Normal: He may not have powers, but Gunn has survived on the streets for a long time, and he brings that to the table during the rescue mission.

• Spared by the Adaptation: In the follow-up comics, Gunn got turned into a Vampire but here, that did not happen.

Illyria

• Character Development: In The Contest of Champions, when Illyria is brainwashed into killing Donna Troy, she remarks that she did not like it.

• Literal Split Personality: Illyria ends up being split from Fred using Black Kryptonite.

• Pet the Dog: She grabs Wesley's contract with Wolfram & Hart to try and destroy it. And she does it with Lilah's contract too, knowing Wesley would want her freed.

Lorne

• The Bard: His singing ability is brought up many times, and he sings for Caroline's and Stefan's wedding.

• The Bus Came Back: Seeing Cordelia alive inspires Lorne to return to Team Angel.

Wesley Wyndam-Pryce

• Death by Irony: As per canon, Fred Burkle's death turns Wesley into a Death Seeker, and he gives his life to help destroy the Circle of the Black Thorn. Unlike in the show, however, Illyria's and Fred's essences are separated much sooner - before Wesley permanently disappears - meaning that before he disappears forever, Wesley has time to sadly realize that he essentially died for nothing.

Connor

• Character Development: Connor finally calls Angel his dad in this series.

Dragon Cordelia

• Brainwashed and Crazy: Its revealed the Dragon was mind-controlled by Wolfram & Hart. Merlin uses his Dragon-Lord abilities to free it.

• Action Pet: Its a Dragon, and its Team Angel's pet. So this is to be expected.

Villains

The Senior Partners

• Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?: Doctor Strange and Doctor Fate are able to use their powers to kill the Senior Partners themselves, wiping out their influence across the Multiverse.

Glory

• Alpha Bitch: She still retains her original personality.

• Back from the Dead: Doctor Doom brings Glory back to life at full power to guard the Seed of Wonder.

• The Dreaded: To the Scoobies due to how difficult it was to stop her last time, and now she has no restraints.

The First Evil

• Anthropomorphic Personification: It is apparently the personification of evil.

• The Cameo: It makes a cameo in A Game of Doom.

Amy Madison

• Evil Is Petty: Amy resurrected Warren just to spite Willow.

Warren Mears

• Hate Sink: Everyone keeps remarking on how hateful he is, Doom finding him disgusting and thinking that Amy could do better than him. Even the resurrected Tara tells Willow that she shouldn't feel bad for killing him.

• Groin Attack: When he is being tortured in Hell, Wade shoots him between his legs.......twice!

Andrew Wells

• Didn't Think This Through: He actually thought he could use a device he has never used before to travel through worlds and try to join up with a villain he has only heard of because he believes he is not being respected enough.

• Humiliation Conga: Andrew's attempt to join Doctor Doom goes as well as one can expect from him. He gets burned by Balthazar Blake, shot in the ass by Legolas, thrown about by Peter Maximoff and Bart Allen, almost gets eaten by Venom, gets blasted again by Constantine, loses his hand to the trap in Blade's sword, is ripped apart by Doom's wolves, and then gets tortured by Deadpool and Lucifer Morningstar in Hell.

Twilight

• Adapted Out: Strange and Fate send him back to his Dimension before he can start his plan, cutting out the plot entirely.

The Powers That Be

In General

• Jerkass Gods: They're not gods, but they are the Higher Beings of their world, and all they do is manipulate and use their Champions for what they think is the greater good.

• Humiliation Conga: The Powers That Be and the Elders face this constantly due to their inability to let go. 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 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 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.

Balial

• Leader Wannabe: He seems to be the leader of the PTB, but he is unable to stop ones like Balial from doing whatever they want.

Jossetta Whedonasta

• Sadist: He is a sadistic prick who enjoys seeing the Heroes of Earth-92 suffer.

Behmen

• Arch-Enemy: Behmen probably considers himself to be this to Lord Krishna. Not that he is anything more than a nuisance to him.

• Humiliation Conga: All of his attempts to try and one-up Lord Krishna end with him being humiliated and left fuming.

Nigue

• Rape Is a Special Kind of Evil: The moment he implies that he will assault the heroines of Earth-92, Lord Krishna kills him.

• Too Dumb to Live: Literally, he starts mouthing off to Krishna and Dagda the moment they come in for the 'peace talk'. He keeps insulting them, even after his own brethren try to stop him, and Dagda warns him he'd be killed for this. And to top it all, he says he will sexually assault the heroines of Earth-92, which leads to his decapitation by Lord Krishna. Even on the off-chance that the assassination attempt by the Powers That Be, Elders and Tribunal had succeeded, Nigue would still have died.

Vasoros

• A Taste of Their Own Medicine: He is revealed to be the one who gave Cordelia Chase her very painful visions that'd have killed her if she hadn't become a half-Demon. He stupidly tries to confront 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.

Rabadash

• Too Dumb to Live: This guy literally thought he could play God and fool the other members of the Council of Godheads. Safe to say, he got his.

• Undignified Death: How does Lord Krishna kill him? By giving his Chakra to Rabadash, as he claims it belongs to him. The weight of the Charka crushes him within seconds.

Others

Miss Kitty Fantastico

• Action Pet: She is empowered by Thor in the final battle of The Contest of Champions and takes out a bunch of bad guys alongside Ace. And the fact that she came this far for Willow, Tara and the other Scoobies is telling enough as well.

• Ascended Extra: In the show, she appeared in about 3 episodes and was forgotten about soon after, with only one mention in Season 7. But here, Willow and Tara reunite with her. Then in The Contest of Champions, she and Ace are stowaways on the Serenity Ship when the rescue team go to rescue the captured Heroes, and in the final battle Thor empowers both of them to fight the bad guys.

Jenny Calendar

• The Lost Lenore: Even six years following her death, Jenny's death still haunts Giles as though it happened yesterday.

• Redemption Equals Death: Jenny Calendar finally lets go of her guilt for her actions in life when she trades her life for Tara's; while she sacrifices the chance at resurrection, this does earn her passage into Heaven, finally letting her soul rest.

Kate Lockley

• The Bus Came Back: Kate returns to Los Angeles to help out Angel.

Nina Ash

• Action Girl: Once she learns to control her werewolf abilities.

Gwen Raiden

• The Bus Came Back: Gwen too returns to help out Team Angel.

Oz

• O.O.C. Is Serious Business: Seeing the footage of the final battle against Morgoth and Thanos awes even Oz of all people and makes him react like a kid.

Earth-93

Home to the characters from Lois & Clark.

Earth-93 Clark Kent/Kal-El/Superman

• The Cameo: He has a cameo at the end of Of Heroes and Charlatans.

• Doppelgänger Gets Same Sentiment: Kara Danvers and Earth-167 Clark Kent note his resemblance to Jeremiah Danvers and Curtis Knox respectively.

Earth-93 Lois Lane

• Doppelgänger Gets Same Sentiment: Earth-167 Lois gets emotional on seeing her as she is her deceased mother's doppelganger.

Earth-96

Home to the characters from Superman Returns.

Earth-96 Clark Kent/Kal-El/Superman

• Action Dad: He is father to Jason and a very badass Superman.

• Bash Brothers: Superman makes a great team with any of his doppelgangers, especially the Earth-167 version, as well as Steve Rogers.

• Brainwashed and Crazy: He is briefly brainwashed by Morgana into trying to kill Steve.

• Commonality Connection: Superman and Steve connect with each other as both of them almost more than they could bear.

• Heartbroken Badass: The deaths of all his loved ones except his son still haunt him.

• Heroic Sacrifice: In Heroes from Infinite Earths, Superman pushes Tony out of the way of a blast by the Anti-Monitor, but gets fatally wounded himself and passes away.

• Killed Off for Real: Since Superman died in the anti-matter Universe, his death remains permanent.

• You Are Not Alone: After meeting the other Heroes of the Multiverse, especially his doppelganger and Steve, Superman remarks that he does not feel alone anympore.

Jason Kent

• Legacy Character: After his father's passing, Jason takes up the mantle of Superman.

Earth-96 Lex Luthor

• The Cameo: He has a cameo at the end of Heroes, Magicians and Luthors.

Earth-98

Home to the characters from Charmed (1998).

The Charmed Ones

Piper Halliwell

• Action Mom: She is mother to kids, and a badass Witch.

• Happily Married: To Leo.

• Hot Witch: Just like her sisters.

Paige Matthews

• All-Loving Hero: This tendency of her comes up sometimes.

• Happily Married: To Henry.

• Hot Witch: She and her sisters.

Phoebe Halliwell

• Happily Married: To Coop.

• Hot Witch: Literally all the sisters are this.

Prue Halliwell

• Back from the Dead: After the Crisis, Prue is back to life.

• Hot Witch: This Earth is full of them.

• Took a Level in Badass: Due to her tutelage by Lord Krishna, she is a now a fountain of knowledge.

Villains

Barbas

• Not Quite Dead: His 'death' in the show was just him faking it. However, Blackheart kills him soon enough.

The Avatars

• Always a Bigger Fish: Blackheart slaughters all of them.

The Elders

In General

• Jerkass Gods: Like the PTB, they are not gods but they are Higher Beings and believe manipulating their Champions is the right thing to do.

Odin

• The Leader: He seems to be the leader of the Elders in this series.

• My God, What Have I Done?: After seeing a vision of his future death by Lord Krishna, he finally realizes his folly but its too late.

Sandra

• Face Death with Dignity: Lord Krishna shows 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, 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.

• Heel–Face Turn: Sandra finally realizes that being a passive observer to the injustice done by her fellow Elders, Tribunal and PTB was wrong, and sides with the Council instead.

• Redemption Quest: After realizing her mistakes, Sandra sides with the Council and gives both Nigue and Rabadash "The Reason You Suck" Speech at different points.

Others

The Tribunal

• Jerkass Gods: No different from the PTB and Elders in this regard.

Leo Wyatt

• Happily Married: To Piper.

Henry Mitchell

• Happily Married: To Paige.

Coop

• Happily Married: To Phoebe.

Wyatt Halliwell

• Babies Make Everything Better: He and Chris do this sometimes.

Chris Halliwell

• Babies Make Everything Better: He and Wyatt do this sometimes.

Earth-167

Home to the characters from Smallville and Constantine (2005).

The Justice League

In General

• Badass Crew: Each of them is a force to be reckoned with in their own right.

Earth-167 Clark Kent/Kal-El/Superman

• All-Loving Hero: He tries to look for the best in people, but not when he knows the person is too far gone.

• All Your Powers Combined: He ends up fusing with Thor a few times, and their combined power makes many powerful villains quiver.

• Bash Brothers: He and his doppelgangers, especially the Earth-96 version, make a good team. Not to mention him and Steve Rogers.

• Battle Couple: Makes one with his Lois.

• Brainwashed and Crazy: He is brainwashed into fighting the other two Supermen by his Lex Luthor.

• The Leader: Of the Justice League.

• "No More Holding Back" Speech: He gives the "World of Cardboard" speech (the former name of this Trope) twice, once to Darkseid, and later to Gladiator.

• Only the Chosen May Wield: In the final story, it is revealed that he is worthy enough to wield Mjolnir.

Earth-167 Lois Lane

• Action Girl: She is nothing but a badass reporter, as well as fighter.

• Badass Normal: In the first few stories at least.

• Battle Couple: Makes one with her Clark.

• Deadpan Snarker: Better watch out for her mouth, its as deadly as her kicks.

• Take Up My Sword: At one point, Steve tosses his shield to her, and she uses it to defend herself and her doppelgangers from the brainwashed Earth-96 Superman's Heat Vision.

• Took a Level in Badass: In the later stories, she becomes a Slayer as well.

Earth-167 Bruce Wayne/Detective/Batman

• Badass Normal: This has already been said about the other Batmen before.

• Catchphrase: "I'm Batman."

• Crazy-Prepared: He has contingencies for all members of the Justice League if they go rogue. Unfortunately, The Batman Who Laughs uses those to take them all down.

• The Stoic: He is a stoic guy and doesn't even interact much with his Earth-50 doppelganger when they first meet.

Earth-167 Diana Prince/Wonder Woman

• Action Girl: Due to being Wonder Woman.

• Actor Allusion: Since she is hypothetically played by Rhona Mitra, Lena notes her resemblance to Mercy Graves.

• Alternate Self: Of her Earth-38 and Earth-50 versions.

• The Power of Hate: Averted; in spite of her hatred for Heracles, she does not let it cloud her judgment and instead helps evacuate the nearby civilians.

Earth-167 John Jones/Martian Manhunter

• Commonality Connection: He notes how similar he and his Earth-38 doppelgangers are.

• Last of His Kind: Of the Martian race.

• Red Eyes, Take Warning: If you're a villain that is.

• Super Hero Packing Heat: In his Martian form, yeah.

Bart Allen/Flash/Impulse

• Back from the Dead: He is found by other speedsters in the Speed Force after his Heroic Sacrifice and brought back to the land of the living.

• Bullet Time: When he runs, everything appears frozen to him.

• Character Development: He finally names himself "The Flash".

• Commonality Connection: He and Peter Maximoff instantly get along due to being the fastest speedsters around with a lot of snark to them.

• Deadpan Snarker: He can hurt villains with his words as easily as with his speed powers.

Earth-167 Oliver "Ollie" Queen/Green Arrow

• Badass Normal: His bow and arrow are all he needs to be a badass.

• Battle Couple: He and Chloe make one.

• Deadpan Snarker: The snarkiest version of the Emerald Archer around.

• Friendly Rivalry: He adopts one with Legolas, Clint Barton and his doppelganger from Earth-1 over who is the better archer. This culminates in an archery contest where Legolas wins.

• Improbable Aiming Skills: He can deflect bullets with his arrows.

Chloe Sullivan

• Action Girl: Due to her skills and being a hero.

• Badass Adorable: She has her cute moments when kicking ass.

• Badass Normal: In the first few stories at least, when she relies on her fighting skills only.

• Battle Couple: She and her Oliver make one.

• Took a Level in Badass: In the later stories, she becomes a Slayer.

Earth-167 Kara Kent/Kara Zor-El/Supergirl

• Action Girl: Due to being a Supergirl.

• Actor Allusion: The people on Earth-38 are weirded out by her resemblance to Indigo at first.

• Beware the Nice Ones: She is usually gentle, but don't make her angry.

• Big Brother Instinct: To her Clark.

• Deadpan Snarker: She can be quite sarcastic.

Tess Mercer/Red Tornado

• The Atoner: She is still trying to atone for her former sins.

• Dark Action Girl: She is not evil anymore, but still has her edge.

• Deadpan Snarker: She can do it quite well too.

John Stewart/Green Lantern

• The Mentor: To Earth-50 Hal Jordan.

Earth-167 Victor Stone/Cyborg

• All Your Powers Combined: He combines his tech with that of Earth-50 Cyborg against Darkseid.

• The Smart Guy: Being the resident tech guy, literally.

Earth-167 Arthur Curry/AC/Aquaman

• Bash Brothers: He and his Earth-50 doppelganger make a great team.

• Boisterous Bruiser: He is someone who is very eager to fight. And he can do it very well too.

Earth-167 Dinah Lance/Black Canary

• Action Girl: She can fight, and has a powerful scream.

Earth-167 Zatanna Zatara

• Action Girl: With lots of magic too.

• Hot Witch: A very attractive Witch she is.

• Buxom Beauty Standard: She has a very impressive bust.

Booster Gold

• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He has his jerkass moments, but still remains a good guy.

Teen Titans

Earth-167 Connor Kent/Superman

• Character Development: He has finally come into his own as a hero.

Earth-167 Courtney Whitmore/Stargirl

• Action Girl: She is a very good fighter, and has power too.

• Boom Stick: Her Cosmic Staff.

Mia Dearden/Speedy

• Action Girl: Due to being Oliver's apprentice.

Megan Morse/Miss Martian

• The Cameo: She has a cameo in A Game of Doom alongside the other Teen Titans.

Jaimie Reyes/Blue Beetle

• Powered Armor: The Blue Beetle Armor he wears.

Zan and Jayna/Wonder Twins

• Wonder Twin Powers: Obviously.

Rachel Roth/Raven

• The Cameo: She has a cameo in A Game of Doom alongside the other Teen Titans.

Villains

Earth-167 Lex Luthor

• Back from the Dead: The Monitor, as per usual, resurrects Lex-167 following his execution by Doctor Doom, recruiting him to his cause.

• Big Bad Wannabe: He is incredibly intelligent, but at first he is quite short-sighted as well.

• Character Development: At the start of the series, he just wants to discredit Superman. Then his memories are returned and it becomes personal. But after being killed by Doom and then resurrected on Earth-72, he realizes he can be a good guy here, and at least parts on civil terms with his Clark.

• Didn't Think This Through: Lex doesn't seem to realize the inherent problem in releasing an enemy powerful enough to take on the entire Justice League and then trying to fight him one-on-one. Rather predictably, the Batman Who Laughs takes him down without breaking a sweat, and Constantine has to arrive to save his sorry ass.

• Even Evil Has Standards: He and his Earth-38 doppelganger can't stand their Earth-50 doppelganger as he is just a sadist who wants to watch everything burn.

• Gone Horribly Right: Lex Luthor has The Batman Who Laughs attack the Justice League, knowing that the villain will defeat the heroes so he can jump in and defeat him for them. The problem is that the BWL is so good that Lex can't defeat him either, and only Constantine's interference gets anyone out alive.

• Heel Realization: Downplayed with Lex Luthor; while he still admits that he doesn't like Clark, seeing Homelander in action and realizing exactly the kind of man Clark could have become if he wanted to makes Lex realize that he isn't that bad after all, and while there's too much bad blood for the two to ever call themselves friends, they at least part as allies.

• Villainous Breakdown: Lex doesn't take being killed by Doctor Doom well at all, dying while proclaiming that he's better than being killed by a measly gun and if anyone was going to kill him, Superman would do it with his powers.

Earth-167 Heracles

• Evil Counterpart: To Earth-199999 Hercules.

• Serial Rapist: His past of having raped the Amazons is brought up.

Earth-13 Bruce Wayne/Joker Bruce

• Arch-Enemy: Since Earth-167 doesn't have Joker anymore, he can be considered his Batman's arch-nemesis.

• Commonality Connection: He and The Batman Who Laughs instantly get along due to being evil Batman/Joker hybrids.

Others

Earth-167 John Constantine

• Ascended Extra: In the comics he had a minor role but here he becomes a supporting character.

• Composite Character: He is both, the Constantine from the Season 11 comics and the 2005 movie.

• Other Me Annoys Me: Only his smoking habit, as he'd gotten lung cancer from his smoking.

Earth-167 Hal Jordan/Green Lantern

• Not Too Dead to Save the Day: He meets Steve in the Emerald Space and tells him he can go back.

Earth-167 Dick Grayson/Nightwing

• Sidekick: To his Batman.

Earth-167 Barbara Gordon/Blue Lantern

• Action Girl: Due to being a Blue Lantern.

Earth-167 Martha Kent

• Good Parents: To her son Clark.

Earth-167 Alfred Pennyworth

• Parental Substitute: To his version of Bruce Wayne.

Earth-167 James Gordon

• But for Me, It Was Tuesday: When he notes Earth-38 Batman is different from the Batman he works with, he just rolls with it.

Universe-502

Home to characters from Firefly.

Serenity crew

Malcolm 'Mal' Reynolds

• Good Is Not Nice: He is a good guy, but he can be brutal when the situation calls for it.

• The Leader: Mal is the leader of the Serenity crew.

• Papa Wolf: To the youngsters of the team. Don't let him hear you say that though.

River Tam

• Action Girl: Due to her powers and abilities.

• Beware the Nice Ones: While she is an emotional mess at times, when she fights, best to get out of her way.

• Dance Battler: Her fighting seems to be dance-like.

Simon Tam

• Big Brother Instinct: He is worried at first when River decides to go to Xavier's school, because as big brother, that's his job.

Kaylee Frye

• Badass Adorable: She is an adorable nerd, but when motivated enough, she can fight back too.

• Commonality Connection: She forms one with The Doctor over their love for Serenity and the TARDIS respectively.

Zoë Washburne

• Action Girl: Skilled, accurate, ruthless and battle-hardened.

• Battle Couple: Makes one with Wash.

• Commonality Connection: She forms one with Gamora, Nebula and River over their similar attitudes.

Hoban 'Wash' Washburne

• Ace Pilot: He can pilot the Serenity ship through dangerous places easily.

• Battle Couple: Makes one with Zoe.

• Spared by the Adaptation: Nebula catches the spear that'd otherwise have killed him.

Jayne Cobb

• The Big Guy: He is the big and scary muscle of the team.

Shephard Book

• Cool Old Guy: He is an aged man, but that doesn't mean he's not a fun person to hang around.

• Spared by the Adaptation: The Doctor heals him in the TARDIS before he can die.

Inara Serra

• Cultured Badass: She knows self-defense and can use a bow and arrow.

Villains

The Operative

• "The Reason You Suck" Speech: Both The Doctor and Quill give him this speech one by one.

Earth-928

Home to characters from Spider-Man 2099.

Miguel O'Hara/Spider-Man

• Adaptational Personality Change: This version of Miguel is not as aggressive as the comics version, and is not dour either.

• The Atoner: He mentions his backstory, which is the same as in the comics.

Earth-928 Vulture

• Arch-Enemy: Being the only villain from Miguel's Earth to appear more than once, he can probably be considered Miguel's archenemy.

Earth-2002

Home to characters from Spider-Man Trilogy, The Punisher (2004) and Doctor Strange: The Sorcerer Supreme.

Heroes

Earth-2002 Peter Parker/Spider-Man

• Doppelgänger Gets Same Sentiment: MCU Peter gets emotional on seeing him as he is the doppelganger to his Uncle Ben.

• Happily Married: To his version of MJ.

• The Idol's Blessing: He gives Earth-2011 Miles his blessing to be Spider-Man, and thanks him for keeping it going on his Earth.

• The Mentor: He takes on this role for the other Spider-Men.

• Near-Death Experience: He nearly dies on being stabbed by Knull, and would have died had Dagda not saved him.

• O.O.C. Is Serious Business: This Spider-Man is usually calm and collected, but on seeing Earth-84 Venom, he freaks out due to his history with his own Venom, and attacks him, up until Matt and Eddie talk him down.

Earth-2002 Frank Castle/Punisher

• Anti-Hero: He is the Punisher, of course he's an anti-hero.

• Good Is Not Nice: Even if he is on the good side, he is very brutal, which is to be expected.

Earth-2002 Doctor Stephen Strange

• Ascended Extra: In Spider-Man 2, a Doctor Strange is mentioned by J. Jonah Jameson. And now, in this series, he has an important and recurring role. He is also said to be even more powerful than Earth-199999 Doctor Strange.

• Battle Couple: Makes one with Clea.

• Big Damn Heroes: It is his arrival that turns the tide against Blackheart.

• The Mentor: He takes on this role for his Earth-199999 counterpart.

• Shout-Out: Being hypothetically played by Ewan McGregor, he spouts many Obi-Wan quotes.

Earth-2002 Doctor Clea Strange

• Action Mom: Having a baby doesn't make her any less of a badass.

• Battle Couple: Makes one with her Strange.

• Doppelgänger Gets Same Sentiment: Team Angel are shocked by her resemblance to Darla at first.

Villains

Earth-2002 Dr. Curt Connors/Lizard

• Fallen Hero: While he wasn't exactly a hero before, Curt was a well-respected Professor. Now it seems he has completely given in to his Lizard side.

Coldheart

• Cruel and Unusual Death: She ends up being killed by Venom, who gobbles her head.

Others

Earth-2002 Mary Jane-Watson

• Happily Married: To her Peter.

Earth-2010

Home to the characters from The Sorcerer's Apprentice.

Heroes

Balthazar Blake

• Actor Allusion: He tells Luke Cage that he likes his last name.

• Battle Couple: He makes one alongside Veronica.

• Composite Character: He is also the Maia Morinehtar.

• The Mentor: To Dave Stutler.

Veronica Gorloisen

• Action Girl: Being a powerful magician makes her that.

• Battle Couple: She makes one alongside Balthazar.

• Hot Witch: Monica Bellucci played her. Nothing else need be said.

David "Dave" Stutler

• The Apprentice: To Balthazar Blake.

• Lovable Nerd: He still remains the same adorable nerd he was in the film, which is why everyone loves him.

Rebecca "Becky" Barnes

• Love Interest: To Dave.

Villains

Maxim Horvath

• Arch-Enemy: He is still Balthazar Blake's arch-nemesis.

• Took a Level in Badass: Serving Dormammu made him much more powerful to the point he could defeat Tony Stark, even when the man was in his latest armor. And he was not only hero beaten by Horvath.

Earth-2011

Home to Miles Morales and related characters.

Miles Morales

• Friendly Rivalry: He and Earth-199999 Peter have one over various things.

• Legacy Character: Miles is the successor to Peter Parker on his Earth.

Electro

• Arch-Enemy: He is the only enemy from Miles' Earth who appears quite a bit so he can be considered Miles' arch-nemesis.

Earth-2012

Home to characters from The Amazing Spider-Man Series, Punisher: War Zone and Ghost Rider Duology.

Heroes

Earth-2012 Peter Parker/Spider-Man

• Character Development: When we first see him, while he is still trying to be the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, Gwen's loss is weighing on him even after all these years, and most of the quips he makes are not genuine from his part. After meeting his doppelgangers and being helped through the trauma, his personality becomes lighter once more as he says he feels alive again. In the later stories, he too takes up a mentor role to MCU Peter alongside his Earth-2002 doppelganger.

• Doppelgänger Gets Same Sentiment: MCU Peter gets emotional on seeing him as he is the doppelganger to his version of Richard Parker.

• Heartbroken Badass: This version of Peter is still haunted by his failure to save Gwen Stacy.

• My God, What Have I Done?: Its revealed that the sudden way he caught Gwen is what broke her neck, and he still cannot bring himself to forgive himself for that.

• My Greatest Second Chance: He is given the chance to make up for failing to save his Gwen by saving the Gwen of the MCU from Norman Osborn, helping rescue her from both him and Carnage. Gwen forgives him on behalf of her counterpart, telling him that even if he failed one version of her, he's made up for it now. And later, Knull drops an unconscious Wanda from a building and Earth-2012 Peter jumps down to save her so that Earth-199999 Parker does not suffer the same pain he did on losing Gwen.

• O.O.C. Is Serious Business: While he does become a lighter person following his meeting with his doppelgangers, ending up in the Clock Tower while fighting Vulture enrages him due to the memories of Gwen's death, and he nearly beats Vulture to death.

Earth-2012 Frank Castle/Punisher

• Anti-Hero: Like said before, he is the Punisher, so him being an anti-hero is to be expected.

• Bruiser with a Soft Center: Its mentioned that he tried to help his Peter with his anger back in the day after he'd first lost Gwen, but made it worse. In present day, when they make up, Castle apologizes too for knowing he wasn't the right person to help Peter but trying to do so anyways.

Earth-2012 Johnny Blaze/Ghost Rider

• Angelic Abomination: This version of Ghost Rider has Angelic powers. Doesn't mean he's not terrifying to look at.

• Detect Evil: Being Ghost Rider, he has this ability.

Villains

Earth-2012 Norman Osborn/Green Goblin

• Arch-Enemy: He can be considered this to his version of Peter.

• Not Quite Dead: Its revealed that he had faked his death all along.

• Sanity Slippage: He was insane to begin with, but he goes even more insane, and its mentioned he killed Harry Osborn in a fit of madness.

Earth-2012 Doctor Otto Octavius/ Dr. Octopus

• Generic Doomsday Villain: Well, not exactly Doomsday villain, but he is a pretty one-dimensional character here.

Earth-2012 Vulture

• Fate Worse than Death: He becomes a victim of Ghost Rider's Penance Stare. Is there need to say anymore?

Earth-2012 Juggernaut

• The Berserker: Once he starts moving, very little can stop him.

Others

Earth-2012 Betty Brant

• Love Interest: She is the love interest of her version of Peter once he moves on from Gwen.

Earth-2012 May Parker

• Parental Substitute: She is still Peter's mother figure, as is expected of her.

Earth-2012 Richard Parker

• Spared by the Adaptation: The deleted scene from The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is canon in this series, which is why he is still alive, and makes an appearance too.

Earth-2012 J. Jonah Jameson

• Casting Gag: Like most of his versions, he is played by J. K. Simmons, and behaves no differently from the other versions.

Earth-2016

Home to the characters from Deadpool (2016).

Wade Wilson/Deadpool

• Author Avatar: Sometimes he tends to be the voice of the author's feelings on various things.

• Berserk Button: Someone else breaking the fourth wall without involving him. Or seeing a version of himself with no mouth.

• Breaking the Fourth Wall: He is Deadpool, its part of his job description.

• Heterosexual Life-Partners: Deadpool and Lucifer become the best of friends in this series.

• Mythology Gag: He calls Logan and Peter Parker his besties before even meeting them.

Cable

• Actor Allusion: Deadpool calls him Winter Thanos a few times.

• Composite Character: He is revealed to be a future version of Wolverine whose healing factor doesn't work anymore, which is why he does not use his claws anymore.

• The Dreaded: To Wade Wilson, since Wade misuses his time-travel device all the time.

Earth-2016 Piotr Rasputin/Colossus

• 24-Hour Armor: He never reverts to his normal form and stays in the armored form all the time.

• Badass Adorable: He is a metallic muscular sweetheart who can smash cars and many things effortlesly.

Ellie Phimister/Negasonic Teenage Warhead

• Action Girl: Due to being a mutant and a hero.

Domino

• Born Lucky: Her mutated gene gives her luck as a superpower.

Earth-2016 Yukio

• Badass Adorable: She is cute, and can fight very well.

Earth-10005

Home to the characters from the past timeline of X-Men Film Series as well as Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes.

X-Men

Earth-10005 Professor Charles Xavier/Professor X

• All-Loving Hero: Charles tries to look for the best in everyone.

• Badass Teacher: Being the head of his institute, and one of the most powerful telepaths makes him one.

• Commonality Connection: He instantly gets along with his Earth-838 doppelganger.

• The Leader: He is the leader of the X-Men on his Earth.

• The Mentor: To the X-Men. Later, he also takes on this role for River Tam.

Earth-10005 Peter Maximoff/Quicksilver

• Big Brother Instinct: He tells Bart he'd kick his ass if he tries to ask out Wanda again. Says a lot since its not even his Wanda.

• Bullet Time: When he runs, everything appears frozen to him.

• Commonality Connection: He and Bart instantly get along due to being the fastest speedsters around with a lot of snark to them.

• Deadpan Snarker: His words are as dangerous as his speed powers.

• Disappeared Dad: He hasn't told Erik that the man is his father when the series starts.

Earth-10005 Jean Grey/Phoenix

• Battle Couple: Forms one with Scott.

• Brainwashed and Crazy: She is not exactly in control when the Phoenix first takes over her.

• Character Development: At the start of the series, she is controlled by the Phoenix Force into doing horrible things, and on coming back to normal, she doesn't believe she is worth saving. But eventually, Logan and Wanda talk her into not running away, and she remains part of the X-Men, doing good to atone for the bad. And in the later stories, she stops being afraid of the Phoenix Force on realizing there are worse things, and she'd need it to fight them.

• My God, What Have I Done?: Her reaction when she is finally brought back to normal.

Earth-10005 Scott Summers/Cyclops

• Battle Couple: Forms one with Jean.

Earth-10005 Ororo Munroe/Storm

• Action Girl: Due to her powers.

• Blow You Away: She can use winds to blow people away due to her powers.

Earth-10005 Raven/Mystique

• Spared by the Adaptation: Bart saves her from being killed.

Earth-10005 Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler

• Badass Adorable: First the trope to a tee.

Earth-10005 Hank McCoy/Beast

• Badass Bookworm: He is a genius scientist, and a very strong mutant.

Earth-10005 Sean Cassidy/Banshee

• Spared by the Adaptation: Even though Days of Future Past happened in this version, he is shown to be alive.

Fantastic Four

Reed Richards/Mr. Fantastic

• Badass Bookworm: He is a genius scientist as well as a superhero.

• Battle Couple: Forms one alongside Susan.

• The Leader: Of the Fantastic Four.

• Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: He says his machine combined with the powers of some Heroes can close the portal from which Dormammu's minions are coming, but doesn't take Earth-199999 Peter's warnings into account. The process makes the scattered essence of Dormammu one whole again, and allows him to come to this Dimension directly.

Susan Storm-Richards/Invisible Woman

• Action Girl: She has powers to turn invisible and create force-fields, and she can use it very creatively as well.

• Barrier Warrior: She can fight by projecting force-fields.

• Battle Couple: Forms one alongside Reed.

• Parental Substitute: To her brother Johnny.

Johnny Storm/Human Torch

• Big Brother Instinct: Little brother instinct in this case. Say anything bad about his sister and he loses it.

• Catchphrase: "Flame on!"

• The Ditz: He is the least intelligent of this group.

• Flying Firepower: He can project flames around his body and use them to fly.

Ben Grimm/The Thing

• Catchphrase: "Its clobbering time!"

• Didn't See That Coming: He asks Hulk to get angrier during the fight against Dormammu's minions. Hulk does get angrier.....and also uses Ben's body to beat up the Demons.

• Gentle Giant: He is big and strong, but a good guy.

• Vitriolic Best Buds: With both Johnny, as well as Hulk.

Villains

Doctor Victor Von Doom

• Canon Welding: Doctor Doom is revealed to have been responsible for the collapse of the Alkali Dam, ensuring that Jean Grey received the Phoenix Force.

• Character Development: As Doctor Doom is based on his Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes incarnation, he originally begins the story as a petty and violent man who almost destroys his universe due to his hubris. By his next few appearances, he's become a Chessmaster on par with his comic counterpart who can take on everything that comes his way and come out alive, on top of being a Well-Intentioned Extremist who's protecting his universe from other vile threats.

• The Chessmaster: Doom is easily the most competent villain the heroes have ever faced. Doom's plans take place over decades, and his ability to adapt to new information as he learns it makes him a terrifying opponent to fight. It's to the point that even though the heroes are aware of his location (Earth-10005's Latverian Embassy), they make no attempt to fight him because they know he'll have some kind of backup plan they won't expect, and at least he seems docile for now.

• Crazy-Prepared: What makes Doom such an effective opponent is that he's prepared for his plans going awry, always having a backup that can at least ensure his escape if he finds himself surrounded. While he loses the Phoenix force, he still manages to walk away from the battle since only he knows Clark's location, and he even throws in information on his partnership with Lex just to sweeten the deal.

• Deal with the Devil: Dr. Doom has made some kind of deal with every evil entity he can find: Dormammu, Mephisto, Parallax, and the First Evil, gaining power at various prices. This backfires on him when Strange points out to them that Doom intends to use that power to live forever and never hold up his end of the bargain, making them withdraw their power at a crucial moment.

• Even Evil Has Standards: Doctor Doom genuinely despises Warren Mears, viewing him as a worthless scumbag who deserves nothing from a powerful witch like Amy. Similarly, Andrew disgusts him so much that he not only kills Andrew when he tries to join him, but he gives the heroes back the reality breacher he stole with no strings attached.

• Hidden Agenda Villain: A recurring issue as the heroes face Doctor Doom; although they know him to be egotistical, dangerous, and intelligent, they don't know what he actually wants, meaning they have no way to predict his actions.
  Doctor Strange: [Doom is] a powerful sorcerer and master of magic who wants...I have no idea what he wants.

• Manipulative Bastard: Doctor Doom ostensibly works with Lex Luthor, but in truth, Lex is just a pawn in Doom's game rather than a player. Doom gets everything he needs from Lex, including manipulating his plan to ensure that he goes to prison when he's inevitably caught, sells him out to the heroes, then unceremoniously offs him in his cell.

Annihilus

• Berserk Button: Do not try to take his Cosmic Control Rod.

• Big Creepy-Crawlies: He's a giant insect.

• Boom Stick: His Cosmic Control Rod.

• Took a Level in Badass: Working for the Anti-Monitor makes him even more powerful than before.

Others

Earth-10005 Erik Lensherr/Magneto

• Character Development: At the start of the series, Erik is still a loner and haunted by the deaths of his wife and daughter. But later, Peter Maximoff reveals to him that he's his father, and they get along well. Later, he and Freya Mikaelson fall in love and find happiness in each other, eventually settling down on her Earth. At the end of the series, they are happily married with children.

• Commonality Connection: Forms one with Freya over the similarities in their lives, and eventually they become a couple.

• Future Me Scares Me: Witnessing Magneto's actions in the original trilogy horrifies Erik, as he is disgusted at how his older self would put Rogue's life at risk for his own agenda, manipulate Charles into nearly committing genocide, and abandon Raven just because she was cured.

• Heartbroken Badass: At the start of the series, he is still haunted by the deaths of his wife and daughter.

• Luke, You Are My Father: Peter Maximoff finally tells Erik that he's his dad.

Moira MacTaggert

• Badass Normal: She is just a CIA Agent, but that doesn't mean she can't hold her own against powerful threats for a bit.

Earth-199999

Home to the characters from Marvel Cinematic Universe, the present timeline of X-Men Film Series, the first two Blade movies and Merlin (2008).

The Avengers

In General

• Badass Crew: Each one of them is a force to be reckoned with, but together, they're even more dangerous.

• Deadpan Snarker: All of them, to some level.

• Putting the Band Back Together: In Heroes from two worlds, the Avengers learn to trust each other again and become a team once more.

Steve Rogers/Captain America

• Bash Brothers: He makes a great team with the Supermen, especially the Earth-96 and Earth-167 versions. As well as Aragorn when they use Mjolnir together. And Thor and Tony as well.

• Battle Couple: Forms one with Earth-38 Diana.

• Catchphrase: "Avengers Assemble!"

• Commonality Connection: Forms one with Earth-96 Superman as both lost almost more than they could bear. And also with Aragorn due to their leadership qualities and humility.

• Defiant to the End: In 'Contest of Champions, Steve resolves to keep fighting and tries to die on his feet even after the Grandmaster sends all five of the captured Supermen to attack Steve at once.

• The Leader: To the Avengers. Plus he and Aragorn are usually chosen to co-lead all Heroes.

• Only the Chosen May Wield: He is worthy of Mjolnir as well as a Green Lantern Ring.

• Took a Level in Badass: Or many levels, since first he is worthy to wield Mjolnir, then gets a Green Lantern Ring, then gets both a Blue and a Green Lantern Ring, and eventually becomes a White Lantern.

Thor Odinson

• All Your Powers Combined: He ends up fusing with Earth-167 Clark a few times, and their combined power makes many powerful villains quiver.

• Bash Brothers: He makes a great team with Steve, as well as Aragorn due to Mjolnir. And Beta Ray Bill as well later.

• Big Damn Heroes: Many times he arrives just when the Heroes are being overwhelmed and turns the tides.

• The Chains of Commanding: In Return of the Devourer and Heroes from Infinite Earths he fits this trope to a tee.

• The Chosen One: It is revealed that Thor will be the One To Save Us All from the Crisis.

• Heartbroken Badass: When he believes that he is the last living thing in the Multiverse.

• Legacy Character: To Arjuna, as Lord Krishna narrates the Bhagavad Geeta to him, just like he'd done with Arjuna.

• Took a Level in Badass: When he manages to access the Odinforce and later becomes a temporary Herald of Galactus. Not to mention the Warrior's Madness and Rune King Thor in the final story.

Tony Stark/Iron Man

• Deadpan Snarker: He is Tony Stark, what more to expect?

• Gadgeteer Genius: Tony has constructed numerous marvels of technology, not just the Iron Man armors. He is also proficient in multiple other fields of science.

• Hidden Heart of Gold: He acts like a jerk, but he is a good man underneath it.

• My God, What Have I Done?: Tony finally realizes how much he messed up in Civil War and apologizes to everyone.

• Science Hero: Due to being able to make his own suits.

• Took a Level in Badass: By making an Uru suit, a Symbiote suit, and then combining the Infinity Stones into his suit.

Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow

• Action Girl: Due to being Black Widow.

• The Atoner: For her actions in the past.

• Badass Normal: In the first few stories that is.

• Battle Couple: She makes one alongside Bucky.

• Not So Stoic: After losing Bucky and the Hobbits in the Snap, she breaks down and cries.

• Parental Substitute: She comes to see the Hobbits as the closest thing she'll have to children.

• Took a Level in Badass: In the later stories, she becomes a Slayer as well.

Clint Barton/Hawkeye

• 10-Minute Retirement: He tries to retire a few times but it never sticks.

• Badass Normal: His archery and fighting skills are all that he needs.

• Commonality Connection: He gets along with Klaus due to both of them being father, and he even saves Klaus a few times.

• Friendly Rivalry: He adopts one with Legolas and the two Olivers. This culminates in an archery contest where Legolas wins.

• The Leader: To the rescue team in The Contest of Champions.

Doctor Bruce Banner/Hulk

• Beware the Nice Ones: Bruce is usually nice, but when he gets angry, he becomes the destructive Hulk.

• Catchphrase: "Hulk Smash!"

• Commonality Connection: Bruce is advised by Caitlin regarding his issues with Hulk due to her own issues with Killer Frost.

• Took a Level in Badass: When Bruce and Hulk finally resolve their differences, they become much stronger than before.

Earth-199999 Logan Howlett/Wolverine

• Absurdly Sharp Blade: His Adamantium claws.

• Berserk Button: Threatening anyone he cares about.

• The Berserker: He fights with an animalistic rage.

• Bruiser with a Soft Center: Logan is rough around the edges, but has a soft spot for those he cares about, especially Rogue, Sarah Connor and John Connor.

• Canon Welding: Instead of meeting Charles and Erik regarding the Sentinels, he is recruited by Fury regarding Hydra.

• Cool Old Guy: He looks 40 but he' very old.

• Parental Substitute: To Rogue.

• Took a Level in Badass: In the final story, Logan temporarily becomes a host of the Phoenix Force.

Bucky Barnes/White Wolf

• Adaptation Relationship Overhaul: T'Challa choosing to take Bucky into Wakanda leads to a drastic overhaul of his relationship with the royal family. T'Challa defending him from the other tribes in spite of the scorn they were given makes Bucky so loyal to him that he considers himself a Wakandan even before a New Yorker, with T'Challa being both his king and honorary brother and the royal family considering him one of their own.

• The Atoner: For his past actions as Winter Soldier.

• Battle Couple: Forms one alongside Natasha.

• Bash Brothers: Makes a great team with Steve, as well as Sam. And even Logan.

• Composite Character: Due to T'Challa taking him into the royal family, he now resembles comic book White Wolf in more than just codename.

• Redemption Quest: For his past actions as the Winter Soldier, and he finishes it in More than just an identity.

Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch

• Adaptational Heroism: In this series, she never turns to the dark side, and remains a hero.

• Battle Couple: Makes one with her Peter.

• Beware the Nice Ones: Never get on her bad side.

• Berserk Button: Threatening anyone she cares about.

• Fiery Redhead: Due to her powers and hair color.

• Heartbroken Badass: Due to the loss of Vision. But the return of Pietro alleviates her grief somewhat.

• Hot Witch: She is a very attractive Witch.

• Took a Level in Badass: In the later stories, she becomes a Slayer gains the true power of Chaos Magic.

Earth-199999 Peter Parker/Spider-Man

• All-Loving Hero: His love for Wanda, Aunt May, Frank, his doppelgangers and the other Spider-Men, and his friends, is what allows Lord Krishna to help save him from Knull.

• Beware the Nice Ones: He is usually nice, but do not get onto his bad side, especially by threatening his loved ones.

• Battle Couple: Makes one with Wanda.

• Character Development: At the start of the series, he is still a bit reliant on Tony Stark, but being influenced by his doppelgangers makes him realize he can do it alone. So he gives Tony's suit back to him, makes his own, and continues to be Spider-Man, by himself now, even if he needs help sometimes.

• Unstoppable Rage: When Norman kidnaps his loved ones, he goes into one and beats up the man brutally.

• O.O.C. Is Serious Business: The blac suit makes him very brutal, which concerns Matt.

• Thou Shalt Not Kill: Even when enraged at Norman for abducting his loved ones, Peter does not kill him at the end, though he does give him a brutal beating.

• Took a Level in Badass: By being trained in hand-to-hand combat by Matt.

Earth-199999 Doctor Stephen Strange

• Actor Allusion: He notes that Smaug sounds like him.

• Badass Cape: One that can beat Constantine in poker.

• Near-Death Experience: He is nearly killed by Knull in this series, and would have died if not for Dagda.

• Took a Level in Badass: He finally becomes the Sorcerer Supreme in this series.

Sam Wilson/Falcon

• Bash Brothers: He makes a great team with Steve as well as Bucky.

• Legacy Character: At the end of the series, Sam ends up taking the mantle of Captain America from Steve.

T'Challa/Black Panther

• Adaptation Relationship Overhaul: T'Challa choosing to take Bucky into Wakanda leads to a drastic overhaul of his relationship with the royal family. T'Challa defending him from the other tribes in spite of the scorn they were given makes Bucky so loyal to him that he considers himself a Wakandan even before a New Yorker, with T'Challa being both his king and honorary brother and the royal family considering him one of their own.

• Adapted Out: Inverted; during the events of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, T'Challa personally gets involved in the conflict, whereas in the show the Dora Milaje, Ayo in particular, did it instead.

Yelena Belova/White Widow

• Annoying Younger Sibling: To Natasha.

• Decomposite Character: She is one of the two characters who takes up Sharon's role from the Madripoor crisis.

• Legacy Character: At the end of the series, she succeeds Natasha as White Widow.

• Running Gag: Natasha whacks her on the head every time she does or says something weird.

Earth-199999 Pietro Maximoff/Quicksilver

• Actor Allusion: Peter Maximoff calls Pietro a kickass man.

• Back from the Dead: He is found in the Speed Force by the other speedsters and brought back to life.

• Big Brother Instinct: When Miles tries to flirt with Wanda, Pietro throws him out of the window, and he also gives Peter the dirty eye after he and Wanda get together.

• Took a Level in Badass: Later in the series, after being trained by Peter Maximoff, he becomes the third-fastest speedster only behind Peter Maximoff and Bart Allen.

James Rhodes/War Machine

• Bash Brothers: He makes a good team with Tony.

• Powered Armor: The War Machine Armor he wears.

Scott Lang/Ant-Man

• Battle Couple: Makes one with Hope.

• Mood Whiplash: He is angry at the Avengers for not including him in their recent adventures, and they get scared. Then he bursts into tears.

Hope van Dyne/Wasp

• Battle Couple: Makes one with Scott.

Vision

• Killed Off for Real: He is killed by Thanos, and remains dead even in the new Multiverse.

Earth-199999 Hercules

• Bash Brothers: Makes a great team with Thor when they work together.

• Evil Me Scares Me: He is disgusted by his Earth-167 doppelganger, who is a Serial Rapist.

• Fish out of Water: Hercules is confused by the modern world at the start, and does things that are not okay nowadays.

• I Am Not My Father: He establishes himself as a better man than his father.

Loki

• Back from the Dead: He is one of the villains brought back by Thanos.

• Happily Ever After: With Rebekah Mikaelson.

• Heel–Face Turn: After being brought back to normal, Loki finally become a good guy.

• The Trickster: He is the God of Mischief after all, and is good at playing jokes on people.

Norrin Radd/Silver Surfer

• Heel–Face Turn: The battle between Thor and the Silver Surfer ends with Thor bashing in the Surfer's head, reverting him back to Norrin Radd and ending Galactus's brainwashing.

• My God, What Have I Done?: He has this moment after coming back to normal and realizing what he did as Galactus' Herald.

John Walker/US Agent

• Adaptational Sympathy: John Walker is given far more benefit of the doubt than he was in the show. While he still kills Nico and causes an incident, a lot more focus is put on the negative impact of having just taken the serum and his corrupted mental state, presenting him as an otherwise decent man who simply made a terrible mistake. This also means that his mental slide is cut short, as he's given more compassion and respect before he can completely lose it.

• Legacy Character: At the end of the series, he ends up becoming Bucky's successor.

X-Men

Earth-199999 Ororo Munroe/Storm

• Action Girl: Easily one of the most powerful X-Men with her weather powers. In fact, since Jean and Charles are gone, she is the most powerful of the X-Men on this world.

• Badass Teacher: She is a teacher after.

• Blow You Away: She can summon powerful winds due to her weather control.

• The Leader: Of the X-Men.

• Only Known by Their Nickname: She is called Storm a lot more than Ororo.

• Took a Level in Badass: She becomes a Slayer in the later stories.

Earth-199999 Hank McCoy/Beast

• Beast Man: As expected.

Earth-199999 Piotr Rasputin/Colossus

Bobby Drake/Iceman

• An Ice Person: He uses his powers to create ice.

• Took a Level in Badass: He is much more powerful than he was in the movies, as he got quite some time to develop his powers.

Marie D'Ancanto/Rogue

• Only Known by Their Nickname: She is called Rogue a lot more than Marie.

Kitty Pryde/Shadowcat

• Intangible Man: Due to her powers, she can phase through solid objects.

Earth-199999 Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler

• Religious Bruiser: Just like he was in the movies.

Earth-199999 Peter Rasputin/Colossus

• Fastball Special: He and Logan pull it off a few times in the series.

The Defenders

Matt Murdock/Daredevil

• Badass Normal: Outside of his superhuman senses, he is still a normal guy with lots of fighting skills, which allow him to be a superhero.

• Battle Couple: Makes one with Elektra.

• The Mentor: To his version of Peter Parker.

• Near-Death Experience: He is nearly killed by the Symbiotes at one point.

• Religious Bruiser: His religion is an important part of his character after all.

• The Team Normal: While he has superhuman senses, he is still the most 'normal' out of the team.

Jessica Jones

• Action Girl: With a big mouth too.

• The Alcoholic: Due to her past trauma, she drowns her sorrows in alcohol.

• Commonality Connection: Forms one with Rocket over their dirty mouths and love for alcohol.

• Deadpan Snarker: She uses words even more than her fists.

• Forgiveness: She finally forgives Trish for her actions.

• Skewed Priorities: During the Flag Smasher crisis, she is more concerned about her beer, and after knocking out Georges Batroc, takes his money for the drinks.

Luke Cage

• Bald Head of Toughness: He has Super-Strength and is Made of Iron.

Danny Rand/Iron Fist

• Enhanced Punch: Due to the Iron Fist.

Elektra Natchios/Black Sky

• Action Girl: Who is great at using a sword and sais.

• Battle Couple: Makes one with Matt.

• Canon Welding: Her Black Sky are a result of her Slayer powers being activated.

• Not Quite Dead: Its revealed she never died and returned to Matt after recovering from her injuries.

Trish Walker/Hellcat

• The Atoner: For her actions when she was drunk on her power.

• Heel–Face Turn: Trish finally realizes Jessica was right all along and apologizes to her.

Colleen Wing

• Cool Sword: That she can enhance by using her chi to empower it.

Agents of SHIELD

Phil Coulson

• Killed Off for Real: He permanently dies due to the Ghost Rider incident. And he remains dead even in the new Multiverse.

• Parental Substitute: He admits he saw Fitz as a son just as much as he saw Daisy as a daughter.

• Small Role, Big Impact: Coulson only makes a brief appearance in "Heroes stand united" before the Ghost Rider incident catches up and kills him, but he spends that brief appearance ensuring that Fitz is motivated enough to create the new Infinity Gauntlet, directly leading to the restoration of the Multiverse

Leo Fitz

• Battle Couple: Makes one with Jemma Simmons.

• My God, What Have I Done?: He is still haunted by his actions in the Framework and believes he is a monster who can only make destructive things.

• Small Role, Big Impact: He is the one who creates the new Gauntlet with help from Harry Wells.

Jemma Simmons

• Badass Adorable: She is adorable and babbles, but that doesn't mean she can't kick ass.

• Battle Couple: Makes one with Leo Fitz.

• Science Hero: Her weapon of choice is a high-tech gun after all.

Melinda May

• Action Girl: Very badass agent.

• Not So Stoic: She is shocked on meeting Gunn and Illyria, due to them being the doppelgangers of Deathlok and Audrey Nathan respectively.

Daisy Johnson/Quake

• Like a Daughter to Me: Coulson admits she is like his daughter.

Bobbi Morse/Mockingbird

• Battle Couple: She and Lance Hunter make one.

• O.O.C. Is Serious Business: Coulson notes she lacks her usual energy on meeting her again, since she lost Hunter in the Snap.

• Took a Level in Badass: She becomes a Slayer in the later stories.

Lance Hunter

• Battle Couple: He and Bobbi Morse make one.

• Deadpan Snarker: He knows how to make some quips.

Alphonso "Mack" Mackenzie

• Take Up My Sword: Coulson makes him the Director of SHIELD before passing.

Elena "Yo-Yo" Rodriguez

• Action Girl: With superhuman speed.

Nick Fury

• The Stoic: He continues to be the stoic guy. When Xander tries to compare their eyepatches, a look from Fury makes him back off.

• What the Hell, Hero?: The Avengers are not pleased with him and Hill for keeping Coulson's survival a secret.

Maria Hill

• What the Hell, Hero?: The Avengers are not pleased with her and Fury for keeping Coulson's survival a secret.

Guardians of the Galaxy

Peter Quill/Star-Lord

Gamora

Rocket Racoon

Groot

Drax the Destroyer

Mantis

Nebula

The Runaways

Alex Wilder

Nico Minoru

Karolina Dean

Gertrude Yorkes

Chase Stein

Molly Hayes Hernandez

Team Blade

Eric Brooks/Blade

Abraham Whistler

Karen Jenson

Camelot Crew

Merlin

King Arthur Pendragon/Captain Britain

Guinevere Pendragon

Council of Godheads

In General

Lord Vishnu/Lord Krishna

Lord Shiva

Goddess Parvati/Goddess Kali

Sun Wukong the Monkey King

The Dagda

Hades

Persephone

Horus

Lord Hanuman

Olympians

Zeus

Hestia

Hephaestus

Athena

Aphrodite

Villains

Thanos

• And I Must Scream: This ends up being his punishment for the release of the Anti-Monitor. As an alive head, he watches the Multiverse get destroyed by the Anti-Monitor, and then a new Multiverse that thrives, but not because of him.

• All for Nothing: He believes that since the remaining half is not grateful for what he did, and ended up undoing it, it was all for nothing, so now he must make a new Multiverse from scratch.

• Composite Character: A strange example, but this Thanos ends up performing 2018 Thanos' as well as 2014 Thanos' actions from both of the movies.

• My God, What Have I Done?: He has this moment when he is brought back to life and told his actions unleashed the Anti-Monitor.

• Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: He is not a hero obviously, but he thinks he is one, and he believes what he is doing is right for everyone. Yet, his Snap also ends up eventually unleashing the Anti-Monitor, which was not his intent.

• Villainous Ethics Decay: At the start, he wants to kill half of all life because he genuinely believes its the right thing to do. But when that is undone, he goes into a berserk rage, deciding that now he must recreate his own new Multiverse where everyone would be grateful because they won't know what was taken from them.

MODOK

• Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: In a way, his actions are indirectly responsible for Steve and Tony ending up at the same place at the same time, and then talking it out before making up with each other.

Grim Reaper

Thaddeus Ross/Red Hulk

Mysterio

Kletus Cassady/Carnage

Karl Mordo

Count Dracula

Earth-199999 Norman Osborn/Green Goblin

Agatha Harkness

Karli Morgenthau

Helmut Zemo

Grandmaster

Others

Earth-199999 Frank Castle/Punisher

Marc Spector/Moon Knight

Gwen Stacy/Spider-Woman

Uatu the Watcher

Earth-199999 Johnny Blaze/Ghost Rider

Robbie Reyes

Earth-199999 May Parker

Earth-199999 Ares

Beta Ray Bill

Tandy Bowen/Dagger

Tyrone Johnson/Cloak

Isaiah Bradley

Lemar Hoskins

Valkyrie

Lady Sif

Devil Dinosaur

Korg

Miek

Earth-199999 Eddie Brock/Venom

Earth-199999 J. Jonah Jameson

Betty Ross

Sharon Carter

Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel

Adam Warlock

Wong

Lord Garuda

Lord Brahma

Goddess Lakshmi

Goddess Saraswati

Arda

Home to the characters from Tolkien's Legendarium.

The Fellowship of the Ring

In General

Frodo Baggins

Samwise 'Sam' Gamgee

Meriadoc 'Merry' Brandybuck

Peregrin 'Pippin' Took

Gandalf the Grey/Gandalf the White

Aragorn II Elessar

Legolas Greenleaf

Gimli

Boromir

The Wise

Lady Galadriel

Lord Elrond

Radagast the Brown

Lord Celeborn

The Valar

Manwë Súlimo

Varda Elentári

Ulmo

Aulë

Oromë Aldaron

Námo/Mandos

Irmo/Lórien

Tulkas Astaldo

Yavanna Kementári

Nienna

Estë

Vána

Nessa

Villains

Morgoth/Melkor

Sauron

Saruman the White

Witch-King of Angmar

Mouth of Sauron

Durin's Bane

Gothmog Lord of Balrogs

Lurtz

Gothmog Orc

Azog the Defiler

Bolg

Others

Arwen Undómiel

Faramir

Éowyn

Glorfindel

Théoden

Éomer

Lothíriel

Imrahil

Beregrond

Denethor

Gamling

Thranduil

Halbarad

King Thorin III Stonehelm

Bard II

Gloin

Bilbo Baggins

Elladan and Elrohir

Cosmic Villains

List of some Cosmic villains who are not from a specific Earth or are not limited to one Earth.

Phoenix Force

The Batman Who Laughs

Dormammu

Parallax

Galactus

• All Your Powers Combined: He fuses with his Earth-10005 doppelganger known as Gah Lak Tus, increasing his power and hunger by a lot.

• The Dreaded: Galactus is considered the most powerful villain faced up until this point, even worse than Morgoth or Dormammu.

• Godzilla Threshold: His impending arrival is enough to rattle the Heroes. Strange sends the entirety of Earth's population to the Mirror Dimension, while Loki uses the Space Stone to form a barrier around the Earth. Strange even says now all they can do is pray. What's scarier is that he is not doing this out of malicious intent but because he is just a force of nature.

• Living Weapon: At the end of Return of the Devourer, Thor turns Galactus into a bomb to be used against the Black Winter.

• Villain Decay: In his first big appearance, all the Heroes together struggle to do anything to him. But in his second big appearance, Thor alone is able to do a lot of damage to him, albeit after receiving a power boost from Galactus himself.

Darkseid

Mr. Mxyzptlk

Mephisto

Blackheart

Knull

Chthon

Black Winter

Mar-Novu/The Monitor

Mobius/Anti-Monitor

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