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* PrinceCharming: ComicBook/{{Loki}} suggests that Hulkling is really this, having been created by his boyfriend Wiccan's RealityWarper powers to subconsciously fulfill his fantasy of meeting and falling in love with this type of character. He points out the improbability of a gay teenage boy meeting, and perfectly matching, a gay alien prince. Of course, this is coming from [[ConsummateLiar Loki]], and both Hulkling and Wiccan were listed as part of the Avengers Fail-Safe Program, being descendants of prior members of ''ComicBook/TheAvengers''. Prodigy dismisses it as "existential nonsense", and eventually Hulkling even acknowledges there's no way [[IneptMage Wiccan at that point]] could've done it.
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* PrinceCharming: ComicBook/{{Loki}} [[Characters/MarvelComicsLoki Loki]] suggests that Hulkling is really this, having been created by his boyfriend Wiccan's RealityWarper powers to subconsciously fulfill his fantasy of meeting and falling in love with this type of character. He points out the improbability of a gay teenage boy meeting, and perfectly matching, a gay alien prince. Of course, this is coming from [[ConsummateLiar Loki]], and both Hulkling and Wiccan were listed as part of the Avengers Fail-Safe Program, being descendants of prior members of ''ComicBook/TheAvengers''. Prodigy dismisses it as "existential nonsense", and eventually Hulkling even acknowledges there's no way [[IneptMage Wiccan at that point]] could've done it.
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Not much longer after her tenure with the Teen Brigade, she joined the ComicBook/YoungAvengers to protect Wiccan --the future Demiurge-- from Kid ComicBook/{{Loki}}, who'd previously approached America about killing him before he could devolve into the Demiurge persona. During this time, she began a close friendship with teammate [[Characters/HawkeyeKateBishop Kate Bishop]]--AKA ComicBook/{{Hawkeye}}-- and continued to serve on the Young Avengers, up until [[ComicBook/SecretWars2015 the collapse]] of the Franchise/MarvelUniverse.
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Not much longer after her tenure with the Teen Brigade, she joined the ComicBook/YoungAvengers to protect Wiccan --the future Demiurge-- from [[Characters/MarvelComicsLoki Kid ComicBook/{{Loki}}, Loki]], who'd previously approached America about killing him before he could devolve into the Demiurge persona. During this time, she began a close friendship with teammate [[Characters/HawkeyeKateBishop [[Characters/MarvelComicsKateBishop Kate Bishop]]--AKA ComicBook/{{Hawkeye}}-- and continued to serve on the Young Avengers, up until [[ComicBook/SecretWars2015 the collapse]] of the Franchise/MarvelUniverse.
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* PowerAtAPrice: As Billy becomes more powerful, his spells seem to have more and greater downsides. Teddy remarks at one point that the Universe treated Billy's magic with kid gloves when they first started the heroics because, well, [[JustForPun Billy was a kid]]. [[EquivalentExchange Nowadays...]]
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* PowerAtAPrice: As Billy becomes more powerful, his spells seem to have more and greater downsides. Teddy remarks at one point that the Universe treated Billy's magic with kid gloves when they first started the heroics because, well, [[JustForPun Billy was a kid]].kid. [[EquivalentExchange Nowadays...]]
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* CorruptedCharacterCopy: ''America Chavez'' in concept is Franchise/WonderWoman if {{spoiled|brat}} by her mothers in paradise, who left her home not to return a stranded soldier and bring peace to his warring world but out of a desire to find [[GlorySeeker fame and glory]], and is motivated more by boredom than love, to the point she briefly stops helping people altogether until their problems become interesting enough, becoming a homeless RummageSaleReject until something motivates her enough to care again. Chavez does become more altruistic over time, [[CharacterDevelopment however]].
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After not appearing in Young Avengers Volume 2, it is offhandedly mentioned that he quietly retired during the ''Comicbook/SecretEmpire'' event and gave the Patriot name to [[Characters/ChampionsMarvelComics Rayshaun Lucas]].
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After not appearing in Young Avengers Volume 2, it is offhandedly mentioned that he quietly retired during the ''Comicbook/SecretEmpire'' ''ComicBook/SecretEmpire'' event and gave the Patriot name to [[Characters/ChampionsMarvelComics Rayshaun Lucas]].
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** In ''{{Comicbook/New Avengers|2015}}'', Power Man once again calls attention to this, saying that Wiccan calling himself thus without actually being one is a misrepresentation of actual Wiccans. Not long after, he decides to change his name to something he knows he will become in the future, namely a "Demiurge", thanks to a case of demonic possession. Afterward, he dumps the name and goes back to Wiccan after discussing it with his mother (a dedicated magick practioner) and deciding to study Wicca.
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** In ''{{Comicbook/New ''{{ComicBook/New Avengers|2015}}'', Power Man once again calls attention to this, saying that Wiccan calling himself thus without actually being one is a misrepresentation of actual Wiccans. Not long after, he decides to change his name to something he knows he will become in the future, namely a "Demiurge", thanks to a case of demonic possession. Afterward, he dumps the name and goes back to Wiccan after discussing it with his mother (a dedicated magick practioner) and deciding to study Wicca.
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* ReallyRoyaltyReveal: He is revealed to actually be the son of the Skrull Princess Anelle and grandson of Emperor Dorrek VII and Empress R'Kill. His grandfather wanted him killed at birth, as his father was the Kree [[ComicBook/{{Captain Marvel|MarvelComics}} Captain Mar-Vell]], an [[Comicbook/TheKreeSkrullWar enemy of the Skrull Empire]]. His mother had one of her servants flee to Earth with him instead, where she raised him as a human child with no knowledge of his ancestry. However, his parents and grandparents are now all dead, and he is the last surviving member of the original Skrull royal line. The [[Characters/MarvelComicsSkrulls Super-Skrull]] tries to put him on the throne as Emperor Dorrek VIII in the hopes of reunifying the fragmented Skrull Empire.
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* ReallyRoyaltyReveal: He is revealed to actually be the son of the Skrull Princess Anelle and grandson of Emperor Dorrek VII and Empress R'Kill. His grandfather wanted him killed at birth, as his father was the Kree [[ComicBook/{{Captain Marvel|MarvelComics}} Captain Mar-Vell]], an [[Comicbook/TheKreeSkrullWar [[ComicBook/TheKreeSkrullWar enemy of the Skrull Empire]]. His mother had one of her servants flee to Earth with him instead, where she raised him as a human child with no knowledge of his ancestry. However, his parents and grandparents are now all dead, and he is the last surviving member of the original Skrull royal line. The [[Characters/MarvelComicsSkrulls Super-Skrull]] tries to put him on the throne as Emperor Dorrek VIII in the hopes of reunifying the fragmented Skrull Empire.
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As the daughter of Scott Lang, former engineer to the Fantastic Four and Ant-Man after Henry Pym, Cassie's childhood was already deeply entrenched in superheroing (to the point of being able to refer to Iron Man as "Uncle Tony"). She wanted to grow up to become a superhero like her father. However, after [[Comicbook/AvengersDisassembled her father's death]], Cassie was forced to live with her mother and a stepfather who resented all superpowered beings. When she learns of the Young Avengers, she joins Kate in seeking them out. They are both eventually accepted onto the team. In ''Civil War'' she is initially part of the rebellion but eventually becomes the only Young Avenger to join the Initiative.
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As the daughter of Scott Lang, former engineer to the Fantastic Four and Ant-Man after Henry Pym, Cassie's childhood was already deeply entrenched in superheroing (to the point of being able to refer to Iron Man as "Uncle Tony"). She wanted to grow up to become a superhero like her father. However, after [[Comicbook/AvengersDisassembled [[ComicBook/AvengersDisassembled her father's death]], Cassie was forced to live with her mother and a stepfather who resented all superpowered beings. When she learns of the Young Avengers, she joins Kate in seeking them out. They are both eventually accepted onto the team. In ''Civil War'' she is initially part of the rebellion but eventually becomes the only Young Avenger to join the Initiative.
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* BigBrotherInstinct: He's protective of Wiccan in his own way (even though they are twins and neither actually knows which one is older). He's also fond of [[Comicbook/{{Runaways}} Molly Hayes]], whom he goes out of his way to protect in the ''Secret Invasion'' crossover.
* BlessedWithSuck: It's not difficult to imagine that Tommy "Speed" Shepherd has the same problem of his uncle Quicksilver because he shares the same powers. It's incredibly easy to imagine, therefore, why he did the things that landed him in juvie in the first place, and why he's so distraught when [[spoiler: the Young Avengers split up at the end of ''ComicBook/AvengersTheChildrensCrusade'']] - he's literally incapable of fitting into normal society because of his time perception. The Comicbook/MarvelNOW ''Young Avengers'' volume makes it even worse. It's established that when his body moves at super-speed, all of his forms of perception do as well. So while using his speed to assemble some cellphones at his civilian job, he claims that he essentially just wasted a week of his life in the span of a few seconds.
* BlessedWithSuck: It's not difficult to imagine that Tommy "Speed" Shepherd has the same problem of his uncle Quicksilver because he shares the same powers. It's incredibly easy to imagine, therefore, why he did the things that landed him in juvie in the first place, and why he's so distraught when [[spoiler: the Young Avengers split up at the end of ''ComicBook/AvengersTheChildrensCrusade'']] - he's literally incapable of fitting into normal society because of his time perception. The Comicbook/MarvelNOW ''Young Avengers'' volume makes it even worse. It's established that when his body moves at super-speed, all of his forms of perception do as well. So while using his speed to assemble some cellphones at his civilian job, he claims that he essentially just wasted a week of his life in the span of a few seconds.
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* BigBrotherInstinct: He's protective of Wiccan in his own way (even though they are twins and neither actually knows which one is older). He's also fond of [[Comicbook/{{Runaways}} [[ComicBook/{{Runaways}} Molly Hayes]], whom he goes out of his way to protect in the ''Secret Invasion'' crossover.
* BlessedWithSuck: It's not difficult to imagine that Tommy "Speed" Shepherd has the same problem of his uncle Quicksilver because he shares the same powers. It's incredibly easy to imagine, therefore, why he did the things that landed him in juvie in the first place, and why he's so distraught when [[spoiler: the Young Avengers split up at the end of ''ComicBook/AvengersTheChildrensCrusade'']] - he's literally incapable of fitting into normal society because of his time perception. TheComicbook/MarvelNOW ComicBook/MarvelNOW ''Young Avengers'' volume makes it even worse. It's established that when his body moves at super-speed, all of his forms of perception do as well. So while using his speed to assemble some cellphones at his civilian job, he claims that he essentially just wasted a week of his life in the span of a few seconds.
* BlessedWithSuck: It's not difficult to imagine that Tommy "Speed" Shepherd has the same problem of his uncle Quicksilver because he shares the same powers. It's incredibly easy to imagine, therefore, why he did the things that landed him in juvie in the first place, and why he's so distraught when [[spoiler: the Young Avengers split up at the end of ''ComicBook/AvengersTheChildrensCrusade'']] - he's literally incapable of fitting into normal society because of his time perception. The
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* TangledFamilyTree: He could be seen as either brother or ''father'' of Billy and Tommy, depending if you see him and previous Vision and same person or some sort of robotic father and son. Among his other family members you have [[Comicbook/TheAvengers Ultron, Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver]], [[ComicBook/TheInhumans Crystal, Luna]], [[Comicbook/{{Runaways}} Victor Mancha]], [[ComicBook/XMen Polaris]], ComicBook/{{Magneto}} and so on...
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* TangledFamilyTree: He could be seen as either brother or ''father'' of Billy and Tommy, depending if you see him and previous Vision and same person or some sort of robotic father and son. Among his other family members you have [[Comicbook/TheAvengers [[ComicBook/TheAvengers Ultron, Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver]], [[ComicBook/TheInhumans Crystal, Luna]], [[Comicbook/{{Runaways}} [[ComicBook/{{Runaways}} Victor Mancha]], [[ComicBook/XMen Polaris]], ComicBook/{{Magneto}} and so on...
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In the wake of Earth-616's incursion with [[ComicBook/UltimateMarvel Earth-1610]], America now existed on ComicBook/DoctorDoom's [[PatchworkWorld Battleworld]] in the [[{{Matriarchy}} Arcadia]] region. In this reality, America served as a member of ComicBook/AForce, their {{amazon brigade}} of ComicBook/{{Avengers}}, and was also the foster daughter of Lady Loki and foster sister of [[ComicBook/{{Runaways}} Nico Minoru]]. Upon breaking one of God Doom's laws, she was sent to The Wall as punishment, but ended up joining Abigail Brand's secret ComicBook/{{siege}} against their ruler, alongside the Myth/RobinHood-esque Lady Katherine of Bishop.
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In the wake of Earth-616's incursion with [[ComicBook/UltimateMarvel Earth-1610]], America now existed on ComicBook/DoctorDoom's [[PatchworkWorld Battleworld]] in the [[{{Matriarchy}} Arcadia]] region. In this reality, America served as a member of ComicBook/AForce, their {{amazon brigade}} of ComicBook/{{Avengers}}, [[ComicBook/TheAvengers Avengers]], and was also the foster daughter of Lady Loki and foster sister of [[ComicBook/{{Runaways}} Nico Minoru]]. Upon breaking one of God Doom's laws, she was sent to The Wall as punishment, but ended up joining Abigail Brand's secret ComicBook/{{siege}} against their ruler, alongside the Myth/RobinHood-esque Lady Katherine of Bishop.
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** Hell, Loki's description of her in the Comicbook/MarvelNOW short is this: "One mysterious interdimensional superhero with mysterious background and mysterious anger issues."
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** [[ComicBook/CivilWar2006 When]] he met the original team, he wiped the floor with them and the Comicbook/{{Runaways}} (minus Speed and Molly) at the same time. And considering [[BrainwashedAndCrazy his state of mind]] he probably wasn't at his best.
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** [[ComicBook/CivilWar2006 When]] he met the original team, he wiped the floor with them and the Comicbook/{{Runaways}} ComicBook/{{Runaways}} (minus Speed and Molly) at the same time. And considering [[BrainwashedAndCrazy his state of mind]] he probably wasn't at his best.
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** He also betrayed Comicbook/TheAvengers to the Kree during ''ComicBook/AvengersVsXMen'', which resulted in him being stripped of his role as the Protector. Later, he switch sides again and tries to amend his mistake by helping the Avengers, however this time, they don't accept him back and banished him from earth.
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** He also betrayed Comicbook/TheAvengers ComicBook/TheAvengers to the Kree during ''ComicBook/AvengersVsXMen'', which resulted in him being stripped of his role as the Protector. Later, he switch sides again and tries to amend his mistake by helping the Avengers, however this time, they don't accept him back and banished him from earth.
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* LegacyCharacter: To the earlier Marvel Boys originally (though he personally had never met [[Comicbook/AgentsOfAtlas any]] [[Characters/NewWarriors of]] [[Comicbook/{{Quasar}} them]]), as well as briefly taking the Captain Marvel title in the ComicBook/DarkAvengers. By ''Young Avengers'' Vol 2 he's dropped the codenames, but stars using Marvel Boy again when he joins the Guardians of the Galaxy to avoid confusion with the other Nova on the team.
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* LegacyCharacter: To the earlier Marvel Boys originally (though he personally had never met [[Comicbook/AgentsOfAtlas [[ComicBook/AgentsOfAtlas any]] [[Characters/NewWarriors of]] [[Comicbook/{{Quasar}} [[ComicBook/{{Quasar}} them]]), as well as briefly taking the Captain Marvel title in the ComicBook/DarkAvengers. By ''Young Avengers'' Vol 2 he's dropped the codenames, but stars using Marvel Boy again when he joins the Guardians of the Galaxy to avoid confusion with the other Nova on the team.
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Ex-X-Men and the newest member of the team. David was an intelligent boy who lived with his parents and his sister. When his X-Gene activated he was started to become more and more intelligent by absorbing the knowledge of everyone around. The X-Men found out about him and he was recruited to Xavier's school. He was assigned to the New Mutants where he was eventually appointed co-leader. When [[Comicbook/HouseOfM M-Day]] happened, David lost his powers. He didn't leave since it was dangerous for ex-mutants to be out of the school at the time, and eventually moved to Utopia with the other mutants. After both the Schism between Cyclops and Wolverine and the war with the Avengers David got fed up of the X-Men and decided to quit super-heroing for good. He got a job and settled into a somewhat normal life. That is, until he met Tommy who pushed David into helping him catch a criminal. Tommy was captured instead and David joined the Young Avengers in hopes of rescuing Tommy. Currently he is still with the Young Avengers. He came out as bisexual but is currently single.
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Ex-X-Men and the newest member of the team. David was an intelligent boy who lived with his parents and his sister. When his X-Gene activated he was started to become more and more intelligent by absorbing the knowledge of everyone around. The X-Men found out about him and he was recruited to Xavier's school. He was assigned to the New Mutants where he was eventually appointed co-leader. When [[Comicbook/HouseOfM [[ComicBook/HouseOfM M-Day]] happened, David lost his powers. He didn't leave since it was dangerous for ex-mutants to be out of the school at the time, and eventually moved to Utopia with the other mutants. After both the Schism between Cyclops and Wolverine and the war with the Avengers David got fed up of the X-Men and decided to quit super-heroing for good. He got a job and settled into a somewhat normal life. That is, until he met Tommy who pushed David into helping him catch a criminal. Tommy was captured instead and David joined the Young Avengers in hopes of rescuing Tommy. Currently he is still with the Young Avengers. He came out as bisexual but is currently single.
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After leaving the team, he decided to start atoning for the mistakes of his older self and became the All-Mothers' secret agent. If you want to know how his story continues, [[Comicbook/LokiAgentOfAsgard go here]].
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After leaving the team, he decided to start atoning for the mistakes of his older self and became the All-Mothers' secret agent. If you want to know how his story continues, [[Comicbook/LokiAgentOfAsgard [[ComicBook/LokiAgentOfAsgard go here]].
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Not much longer after her tenure with the Teen Brigade, she joined the ComicBook/YoungAvengers to protect Wiccan --the future Demiurge-- from Kid ComicBook/{{Loki}}, who'd previously approached America about killing him before he could devolve into the Demiurge persona. During this time, she began a close friendship with teammate ComicBook/KateBishop --AKA ComicBook/{{Hawkeye}}-- and continued to serve on the Young Avengers, up until [[ComicBook/SecretWars2015 the collapse]] of the Franchise/MarvelUniverse.
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After her solo adventure, She accepts ComicBook/KateBishop's invitation to join the new version of the [[ComicBook/WestCoastAvengers2018 West Coast Avengers]] as part of ''ComicBook/MarvelAFreshStart''. In 2021, she got her own five-issue mini-series, ''America Chavez: Made in the USA''.
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After her solo adventure, She accepts ComicBook/KateBishop's Kate Bishop's invitation to join the new version of the [[ComicBook/WestCoastAvengers2018 West Coast Avengers]] as part of ''ComicBook/MarvelAFreshStart''. In 2021, she got her own five-issue mini-series, ''America Chavez: Made in the USA''.
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* UnrequitedLove: It's implied in some of her stories that she has a crush on ComicBook/KateBishop, but Kate is usually either dating someone else or doesn't notice America's flirting. For instance, in ''ComicBook/CivilWarII: Choosing Sides'', America implies that [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DrXeXWyWsAA7DaY.jpg Kate is her primary reason for staying in the 616-verse]] the most, and [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DrXeXWwWsAArNT9.jpg tries to convince herself]] that Lisa (her then-current girlfriend) wouldn't mind the two of them interacting so much. An unused story from ''[[ComicBook/SecretWars2015 Secret Wars: Secret Love]]'' had America and Kate (an alternate universe version of her) [[RelationshipUpgrade officially start dating]], [[https://twitter.com/jrome58/status/1059905288508239872 but it was cut from publication]].
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* UnrequitedLove: It's implied in some of her stories that she has a crush on ComicBook/KateBishop, Kate, but Kate is usually either dating someone else or doesn't notice America's flirting. For instance, in ''ComicBook/CivilWarII: Choosing Sides'', America implies that [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DrXeXWyWsAA7DaY.jpg Kate is her primary reason for staying in the 616-verse]] the most, and [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DrXeXWwWsAArNT9.jpg tries to convince herself]] that Lisa (her then-current girlfriend) wouldn't mind the two of them interacting so much. An unused story from ''[[ComicBook/SecretWars2015 Secret Wars: Secret Love]]'' had America and Kate (an alternate universe version of her) [[RelationshipUpgrade officially start dating]], [[https://twitter.com/jrome58/status/1059905288508239872 but it was cut from publication]].
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After a brief retirement from superheroics, Billy and Teddy [[MyOwnPrivateIDo eloped]] before the latter was [[ComicBook/{{Empyre}} sent off to serve as the leader of the new Kree-Skrull Empire]]. After the dust settled in their fight against the [[PlantPeople Cotati]], Billy and Teddy had a proper wedding attended by virtually all of the MarvelUniverse, with him becoming Emperor Hulkling's official consort.
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... until he was [[ComicBook/{{Empyre}} summoned by the unified Kree-Skrull Empire to be their new Emperor, to lead them in an attack against Earth.]] It soon turned out that he was actually trying to ''save'' Earth from the incoming [[PlantPerson Cotati]] invasion, helping the Avengers and the ComicBook/FantasticFour fight them off with the combined Kree-Skrull forces. (But not before [[MyOwnPrivateIDo eloping with Billy]] in a hasty wedding ceremony.) When the dust settled, Teddy effectively became the king of space, and took Billy as his official consort with a proper wedding attended by virtually all of the MarvelUniverse.
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... until he was [[ComicBook/{{Empyre}} summoned by the unified Kree-Skrull Empire to be their new Emperor, to lead them in an attack against Earth.]] It soon turned out that he was actually trying to ''save'' Earth from the incoming [[PlantPerson Cotati]] invasion, helping the Avengers and the ComicBook/FantasticFour fight them off with the combined Kree-Skrull forces. (But not before [[MyOwnPrivateIDo eloping with Billy]] in a hasty wedding ceremony.) When the dust settled, Teddy effectively became the king of space, and took Billy as his official consort with a proper wedding attended by virtually all of the MarvelUniverse.Franchise/MarvelUniverse.
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* AMindIsATerribleThingToRead: Thanks to his powers, he learned everything about anyone he met...including how they like to wipe in the bathroom.
* BearerOfBadNews: He tracks Billy & co down to inform them that [[spoiler: Tommy is spirited away by some unknown entity.]]
* BlackAndNerdy: Nothing says nerdy like (formerly) having the power to absorb knowledge from ''everything''.
* BlessedWithSuck: His power allows him to know everything other mutants know, including very awkward stuff.
%%* BrainySpecs[=/=]CoolShades: He wears them, allowing him to look even ''smarter.''
* BroughtDownToNormal: He lost his power in the M day.
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* DarkSecret: Prodigy gained one in Original Sins. [[spoiler:He is in possession of Terabytes of information regarding the Watcher's secrets, information that everyone believe, was lost.]]
* DeadpanSnarker: The way he copes with his soul-sucking job.
* FallenOnHardTimesJob: He's introduced doing tech support for superheroes, which is portrayed as incredibly frustrating. He also describes the workload as "enough for five" yet the supervisor still says that he's under call quota. However, he can't quit because his history with the separatist X-Men group bars him from better jobs and he doesn't want to be involved with the X-Men anymore.
* ForcefulKiss: Gives one to Teddy. One could think that after two instances of drama involving him and this trope in ''New X-Men'' he would know better.
* GondorCallsForAid: The above mentioned plan involves calling few friends for help. And by friends we mean a huge army of teenage superheroes.
* GreenEyedMonster: He falls for Teddy and tries to make him break up with Billy out of jealousy.
* KansasCityShuffle: In Original Sins, he played one of this with the Hood. The Young Avengers were helping Hood to retrieve the Watcher's many hidden secrets, however they also were planning to kick his ass once all the information were safely stored. Hood knew this and devised a plan to ensure his safety. If anything were to happen to him before he got the information, the key that decipher the information would have been transferred to computers all around the world. However, Prodigy [[spoiler:altered the information while building the machine and generated a key just for himself,]] leaving the Hood with nothing even after he escaped.
* KnightInSourArmor: His previous experience with the X-Men leaves him rather jaded, and he isn't pleased that Tommy drags him into investigating the supposed thief at their workplace. He doesn't exactly fight it however.
* OutsideContextProblem: WordOfGod states he's one for Loki, as his plans didn't took into account somebody like him joining the team. This is also the reason he won't make "meet the team" blogposts for David, like did for other characters - he enjoys the fact people don't know what to expect from this guy, thanks to his status as this.
* TheRival: [[spoiler: He was one to Wiccan for Hulkling affections for a time but Hulkling chose Billy in the end and he got over it.]] He was also one to Loki in trying to outsmart each other.
* ScarilyCompetentTracker: With the help of mathematics, he manages to narrow down the gang's favorite haunt and even nails down their favorite order.
* ScaryShinyGlasses: His orange shades can have this effect, notably in the scene where they investigate [[spoiler: Tommy's disappearance]].
* TeenGenius: He was intelligent before, but amplified when he gained the power to absorb knowledge.
* WhatTheHellHero: In ''Comicbook/NewXMenAcademyX'' he had a history of doing this when some of his friends acted out of the line (for example, [[spoiler: Josh having an affair with a teacher, Noriko trying to BreakHisHeartToSaveHim]]). In ''Young Avengers'' he for once ends up being on reciving end of this [[spoiler: when Billy calls him on kissing Teddy and trying to break them up.]]
* WordsDoNotMakeTheMagic: He knows some magic words but has no power behind them - he considers magic "irrationality", which he's never been good at. Lucky for him, they still instinctively scare parasites from other dimensions.
* BearerOfBadNews: He tracks Billy & co down to inform them that [[spoiler: Tommy is spirited away by some unknown entity.]]
* BlackAndNerdy: Nothing says nerdy like (formerly) having the power to absorb knowledge from ''everything''.
* BlessedWithSuck: His power allows him to know everything other mutants know, including very awkward stuff.
%%* BrainySpecs[=/=]CoolShades: He wears them, allowing him to look even ''smarter.''
* BroughtDownToNormal: He lost his power in the M day.
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* DarkSecret: Prodigy gained one in Original Sins. [[spoiler:He is in possession of Terabytes of information regarding the Watcher's secrets, information that everyone believe, was lost.]]
* DeadpanSnarker: The way he copes with his soul-sucking job.
* FallenOnHardTimesJob: He's introduced doing tech support for superheroes, which is portrayed as incredibly frustrating. He also describes the workload as "enough for five" yet the supervisor still says that he's under call quota. However, he can't quit because his history with the separatist X-Men group bars him from better jobs and he doesn't want to be involved with the X-Men anymore.
* ForcefulKiss: Gives one to Teddy. One could think that after two instances of drama involving him and this trope in ''New X-Men'' he would know better.
* GondorCallsForAid: The above mentioned plan involves calling few friends for help. And by friends we mean a huge army of teenage superheroes.
* GreenEyedMonster: He falls for Teddy and tries to make him break up with Billy out of jealousy.
* KansasCityShuffle: In Original Sins, he played one of this with the Hood. The Young Avengers were helping Hood to retrieve the Watcher's many hidden secrets, however they also were planning to kick his ass once all the information were safely stored. Hood knew this and devised a plan to ensure his safety. If anything were to happen to him before he got the information, the key that decipher the information would have been transferred to computers all around the world. However, Prodigy [[spoiler:altered the information while building the machine and generated a key just for himself,]] leaving the Hood with nothing even after he escaped.
* KnightInSourArmor: His previous experience with the X-Men leaves him rather jaded, and he isn't pleased that Tommy drags him into investigating the supposed thief at their workplace. He doesn't exactly fight it however.
* OutsideContextProblem: WordOfGod states he's one for Loki, as his plans didn't took into account somebody like him joining the team. This is also the reason he won't make "meet the team" blogposts for David, like did for other characters - he enjoys the fact people don't know what to expect from this guy, thanks to his status as this.
* TheRival: [[spoiler: He was one to Wiccan for Hulkling affections for a time but Hulkling chose Billy in the end and he got over it.]] He was also one to Loki in trying to outsmart each other.
* ScarilyCompetentTracker: With the help of mathematics, he manages to narrow down the gang's favorite haunt and even nails down their favorite order.
* ScaryShinyGlasses: His orange shades can have this effect, notably in the scene where they investigate [[spoiler: Tommy's disappearance]].
* TeenGenius: He was intelligent before, but amplified when he gained the power to absorb knowledge.
* WhatTheHellHero: In ''Comicbook/NewXMenAcademyX'' he had a history of doing this when some of his friends acted out of the line (for example, [[spoiler: Josh having an affair with a teacher, Noriko trying to BreakHisHeartToSaveHim]]). In ''Young Avengers'' he for once ends up being on reciving end of this [[spoiler: when Billy calls him on kissing Teddy and trying to break them up.]]
* WordsDoNotMakeTheMagic: He knows some magic words but has no power behind them - he considers magic "irrationality", which he's never been good at. Lucky for him, they still instinctively scare parasites from other dimensions.
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* BearerOfBadNews: He tracks Billy & co down to inform them that [[spoiler: Tommy is spirited away by some unknown entity.]]
* BlackAndNerdy: Nothing says nerdy like (formerly) having the power to absorb knowledge from ''everything''.
* BlessedWithSuck: His power allows him to know everything other mutants know, including very awkward stuff.
%%* BrainySpecs[=/=]CoolShades: He wears them, allowing him to look even ''smarter.''
* BroughtDownToNormal: He lost his power in the M day.
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* DarkSecret: Prodigy gained one in Original Sins. [[spoiler:He is in possession of Terabytes of information regarding the Watcher's secrets, information that everyone believe, was lost.]]
* DeadpanSnarker: The way he copes with his soul-sucking job.
* FallenOnHardTimesJob: He's introduced doing tech support for superheroes, which is portrayed as incredibly frustrating. He also describes the workload as "enough for five" yet the supervisor still says that he's under call quota. However, he can't quit because his history with the separatist X-Men group bars him from better jobs and he doesn't want to be involved with the X-Men anymore.
* ForcefulKiss: Gives one to Teddy. One could think that after two instances of drama involving him and this trope in ''New X-Men'' he would know better.
* GondorCallsForAid: The above mentioned plan involves calling few friends for help. And by friends we mean a huge army of teenage superheroes.
* GreenEyedMonster: He falls for Teddy and tries to make him break up with Billy out of jealousy.
* KansasCityShuffle: In Original Sins, he played one of this with the Hood. The Young Avengers were helping Hood to retrieve the Watcher's many hidden secrets, however they also were planning to kick his ass once all the information were safely stored. Hood knew this and devised a plan to ensure his safety. If anything were to happen to him before he got the information, the key that decipher the information would have been transferred to computers all around the world. However, Prodigy [[spoiler:altered the information while building the machine and generated a key just for himself,]] leaving the Hood with nothing even after he escaped.
* KnightInSourArmor: His previous experience with the X-Men leaves him rather jaded, and he isn't pleased that Tommy drags him into investigating the supposed thief at their workplace. He doesn't exactly fight it however.
* OutsideContextProblem: WordOfGod states he's one for Loki, as his plans didn't took into account somebody like him joining the team. This is also the reason he won't make "meet the team" blogposts for David, like did for other characters - he enjoys the fact people don't know what to expect from this guy, thanks to his status as this.
* TheRival: [[spoiler: He was one to Wiccan for Hulkling affections for a time but Hulkling chose Billy in the end and he got over it.]] He was also one to Loki in trying to outsmart each other.
* ScarilyCompetentTracker: With the help of mathematics, he manages to narrow down the gang's favorite haunt and even nails down their favorite order.
* ScaryShinyGlasses: His orange shades can have this effect, notably in the scene where they investigate [[spoiler: Tommy's disappearance]].
* TeenGenius: He was intelligent before, but amplified when he gained the power to absorb knowledge.
* WhatTheHellHero: In ''Comicbook/NewXMenAcademyX'' he had a history of doing this when some of his friends acted out of the line (for example, [[spoiler: Josh having an affair with a teacher, Noriko trying to BreakHisHeartToSaveHim]]). In ''Young Avengers'' he for once ends up being on reciving end of this [[spoiler: when Billy calls him on kissing Teddy and trying to break them up.]]
* WordsDoNotMakeTheMagic: He knows some magic words but has no power behind them - he considers magic "irrationality", which he's never been good at. Lucky for him, they still instinctively scare parasites from other dimensions.
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** [[ComicBook/CivilWar When]] he met the original team, he wiped the floor with them and the Comicbook/{{Runaways}} (minus Speed and Molly) at the same time. And considering [[BrainwashedAndCrazy his state of mind]] he probably wasn't at his best.
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** [[ComicBook/CivilWar [[ComicBook/CivilWar2006 When]] he met the original team, he wiped the floor with them and the Comicbook/{{Runaways}} (minus Speed and Molly) at the same time. And considering [[BrainwashedAndCrazy his state of mind]] he probably wasn't at his best.
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* RainbowLens: When he attempts to tell his parents that he has superpowers, they misunderstand and assume he's trying to come out to them, and tell him that [[TransparentCloset they knew]] and that [[OpenMindedParent they accept him]].
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* RainbowLens: InUniverse. When he attempts to tell his parents that he has superpowers, they misunderstand and assume he's trying to come out to them, and tell him that [[TransparentCloset they knew]] and that [[OpenMindedParent they accept him]].
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* FutureBadass: During his time with the New Avengers he meets a version of himself called King Hulk, who aside from being a large, bemuscled sort is also apparently an actual king, [[PunctuatedForEmphasis Of All Of SPACE]].
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* FutureBadass: During his time with the New Avengers he meets a version of himself called King Hulk, who aside from being a large, bemuscled sort is also apparently an actual king, [[PunctuatedForEmphasis Of All Of SPACE]].of all of space.
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Raised in the extradimensional Utopian Parallel by her [[HasTwoMommies two mothers]], America is a multiversal traveler who ran away from home after Mrs. and Mrs. Chavez sacrificed themselves to save their universe.
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Raised in the extradimensional Utopian Parallel by her [[HasTwoMommies two mothers]], mothers, America is a multiversal traveler who ran away from home after Mrs. and Mrs. Chavez sacrificed themselves to save their universe.
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* HasTwoMommies: She had two mothers, Three if you count her adoptive mother.
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''Because the revelation that Nate is Kang is made in the very first issue and is vital to describe the character, anything Kang related will be unspoiled here. Also see [[ComicBook/KangTheConqueror here]] for more tropes related to Nate.''
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''Because the revelation that Nate is Kang is made in the very first issue and is vital to describe the character, anything Kang related will be unspoiled here. Also see [[ComicBook/KangTheConqueror [[Characters/KangTheConqueror here]] for more tropes related to Nate.''
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* AlternateSelf: An alternate universe version of Iron Lad appears in ''ComicBook/Exiles2018''.
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[[caption-width-right:300:Nate's first costume]]
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* NotGoodWithPeople: As evidenced in his clumsy attempts to cheer Billy up. He admits to Teddy that he cannot blend in with normal people.
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* NotGoodWithPeople: NoSocialSkills: As evidenced in his clumsy attempts to cheer Billy up. He admits to Teddy that he cannot blend in with normal people.
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* ''VideoGame/MarvelSnap'' (2022)
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* ShesGotLegs: Her short shorts seem designed to show off her muscular legs.
