History VideoGame / AvengersAcademy

* AdaptationalVillainy: In the comics, Taskmaster is played as strictly mercenary and will work for whoever will hire him. Here, he's just plain AxCrazy. Averted for other recruitable villains, who aren't particularly better or worse here than they are in the comics.

* AgeLift: Most characters are dialed back from adults to college students; the exceptions are Nick Fury, Odin, Hank Pym, Madam Hydra, and the Scientist Supreme (who remain authority figures) and Ms. Marvel, Kamala Khan (who's already in school to begin with, though she is bumped up slightly from high school to college freshman).

* CharacterShilling: InUniverse, both AIM and the Academy are both determined to recruit Kamala into their ranks and once she's with the Academy, both Pepper and Fury gush about how she's the most powerful of them all and they're so glad to have her on their team. [[spoiler:There's some implication that [[MistakenForBadass they got her mixed up with]] [[ComicBook/MsMarvel Carol Danvers]].]]

* TokenEvilTeammate: Loki, Enchantress, and Taskmaster are usually villains, but here they're fellow students with the heroes. They're still arrogant, selfish people in line with their comics incarnations; and all three have taken trips through the HeelFaceRevolvingDoor in the comics so it's plausible they ''could'' work with the heroes at times.
** As of February 25 2016, you can now add Baron Zemo.

* NightmareFetishist: When Enchantress says she wants all the boys to go crazy for her, Wasp responds that they already are. Enchantress then explains that she won't be happy until they are literally crazy and start making her gifts out of hair and fingernails.

* ADateWithRosiePalms: Lampshaded.
-->'''Tony Stark''': Time to put these magic fingers to work. By building things. Get your mind out of the gutter.

** Ms. Marvel stop by briefly in an early mission.

* GameplayAndStorySegregation: Characters will always be available for quest cutscenes, even if you've sent them off-campus for an entirely different quest. The same applies to NPC Nick Fury when he's reported missing. A later quest justifies this, as according to another character Fury leaves behind a holographic projection to fill in for him when he's away on business.

* BeachEpisode: The "Surf, Sun, and Mischief" event lasting from February 19 to February 25 involves Loki building a beach on campus, several beach-themed decorations, and beath outfits for Loki, Tony, and Janet. All of these items also require a new quest item, Beach Balls, in order to unlock them.

* InSeriesNickname: Loki often refers to Iron Man as Armor-Man.

* TokenEvilTeammate: Loki, Enchantress, and Taskmaster are usually villains, but here they're fellow students with the heroes. Loki and Enchantress, at least, are still arrogant, selfish people in line with their comics incarnations; and all three have taken trips through the HeelFaceRevolvingDoor in the comics so it's plausible they ''could'' work with the heroes at times.
* TwoTeacherSchool: Nick Fury is the Director, Pepper Potts is his assistant, Hank Pym is a teacher, and Odin is around in some vague position of authority. Other than that Tony builds some suspiciously Ultron-like robots to do grunt work but that's it. Over at the enemy schools, Madame Hydra and the Scientist Supreme are the only known administrators.

* GameplayAndStorySegregation: Characters will always be available for quest cutscenes, even if you've sent them off-campus for an entirely different quest. The same applies to NPC Nick Fury when he's reported missing.

* MythologyGag: Often appear in the news {{crawl}}.
** "[[Comicbook/SheHulk law]] [[Comicbook/{{Daredevil}} student]] exposes superhuman rights violations."
** "Historian attributes time oddities to fabled "conqueror"."
** "Archeologists uncover legendary [[BlackKnight Ebony Blade]]".

* OddFriendship: Loki manages to get along well with the Vision, the two bonding over their love of parties.

* TokenEvilTeammate: Loki, Enchantress, and Taskmaster are usually villains, but here they're fellow students with the heroes. Loki and Enchantress, at least, are still arrogant, rather unpleasant people in line with their comics incarnations; and all three have taken trips through the HeelFaceRevolvingDoor in the comics so it's plausible they ''could'' work with the heroes at times.

* CatchPhrase: Tony will sometimes say "Time to get serious!" then subvert it by then saying "Is what people keep telling me all the time" or "Or not!"

* TeenSuperspy: Black Widow, due to the AgeLift.

* GameplayAndStorySegregation: Characters will always be available for quest cutscenes, even if they're away from campus for an entirely different quest.
Some story quests revolve around Fury going missing and the Avengers rescuing him from the Hydra Academy, but he's still present in other quest lines at the same time.

* AgeLift: Most characters are dialed back from adults to college students; the exceptions are Nick Fury, Odin, Hank Pym, and Madam Hydra (who remain authority figures) and Ms. Marvel, Kamala Khan (who's already in school to begin with, though she is bumped up slightly from high school to college freshman).

* GameplayAndStorySegregation: Some story quests revolve around Fury going missing and the Avengers rescuing him from the Hydra Academy, but he's still present in other quest lines at the same time.

* SuperheroSchool: The basic concept. The rival Hydra Academy is an AcademyOfEvil.

* TwoTeacherSchool: Nick Fury is the Director, Pepper Potts is his assistant, Hank Pym is a teacher, and Odin is around in some vague position of authority. Other than that Tony builds some suspiciously Ultron-like robots to do grunt work but that's it. Over at the Hydra Academy, Madame Hydra is the only known administrator.

* AlphaBitch: Enchantress. Her possible actions even include "Judge Everyone", "Remain Stunning", and "Scoff at Peons".
* AmazingTechnicolourPopulation: Frost Giant Loki is pale blue like his parent species, and Vision as usual has red and green skin.

* GoodScarsEvilScars: Taskmaster has a straight scar going down the right side of his face, over his eye and eyebrow.
* HeelFaceTurn: Jessica pulls one just before arriving at the Academy, as she used to go to the HYDRA school. It causes a lot of people not to trust her for her first few missions.

* MadScientist: Hank Pym. He even says that if you're not putting the world at risk, you're doing super-science wrong.

* TheTeamNormal: The Falcon is emphasized as one; some focus is put on how his only super-ability is "owns a JetPack".

* WalkingShirtlessScene: The Hulk, who wears only pants and shoes. Also Frost Giant Loki, who has a fur cloak around his shoulders but leaves his torso completely exposed.

* OddFriendship: Loki manages to get along well with the Vision.

* WalkingShirtlessScene: The Hulk, who wears only pants and shoes.

Created by [=TinyCo=].

This time, the heroes are new students entering the Academy.
They're here to learn how to become heroes and defeat the forces of evil!!

* AdaptationalHeroism: Loki, Enchantress, and Taskmaster are usually villains, but here they're fellow students with the heroes and are frenemies with them at worst.
* AgeLift: Most characters are dialed back from adults to college students; the exceptions are Nick Fury, Odin, and Hank Pym (who remain authority figures) and Ms. Marvel, Kamala Khan (who's already in school to begin with, though she is bumped up slightly from high school to college freshman).
* AlphaBitch: Enchantress. The quest to unlock her is even called "Mean Girl".

** Oddly, Warmachine's second outfit actually looks like the finished Warmachine armor, while his third resembles the Hulkbuster more than any of the Warmachine armors.

* ShoutOut: One of Falcon's actions is training with a punching bag, titled [[VideoGame/FZero "Falcon Punch"]].

* YoungerAndHipper: Almost all of the adult heroes have been de-aged so that they're at more or less the average college student age.

* AgeLift: Most characters are dialed back from adults to college students; the exceptions are Nick Fury, Odin, and Hank Pym (who remain authority figures) and Ms. Marvel (who's already in school to begin with, though she is bumped up slightly from high school to college freshman).

* HighSchoolAU: Or rather, College A.U., but it's pretty much the same thing.

Created by TinyCo.

* AdaptationalHeroism: Loki and Enchantress are usually villains, but here they're fellow students with the heroes and are frenemies with them at worst.
* AgeLift: Ms. Marvel is usually portrayed as a high school student. Here, she's a college student.
* Main/{{Younger and Hipper}}: Almost all of the adult heroes have been de-aged so that they're at more or less the average college student age.