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8	[[folder: Spider-Man]]
9	!!Peter Parker / ComicBook/SpiderMan
10	->Voiced by: Creator/DrakeBell (seasons 1-2), Creator/RobbieDaymond (season 5)
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12	High school student, S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, and Reserve Avenger, Peter Parker, a.k.a Spider-Man, is one of the Hulk's best friends.
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16	* AnimalThemedSuperbeing: Spider, as usual.
17	* AscendedExtra: He has a much larger role in ''Avengers Disassembled''.
18	* BreakingTheFourthWall: In the same manner as he does in ''[[WesternAnimation/UltimateSpiderMan2012 Ultimate Spider-Man]]'', where he explains certain situations and elements as well as what goes on in his mind in relation to that situation.
19	* BunnyEarsLawyer: He narrates his adventures and is prone to daydreaming and goofing off in the heat of battle. Despite this, he's a highly skilled superhero and Iron Man's first choice to replace [[spoiler:Captain America]]. He's also quick to notice and identify the problems with Cap and Iron Man's plans.
20	* TheBusCameBack: After a long absence of four years, he returns in Season 5.
21	* ButtMonkey: His introduction in the show is working as a street vendor to pay for the thousand or so hot dogs the Hulk ate and left Spidey the bill for.
22	* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Despite his Reserve Avenger status, he does not appear ''at all'' in the third season. This is particularly notable since the four-part adaptation of ''ComicBook/CivilWar2006'' brings back almost every other superhero that the Avengers had encountered in the past 3 seasons, and Spidey ''still'' doesn't show up. Taken even further when, in Season 4's HalloweenEpisode, Hawkeye uses Web Arrows and sarcastically asks a Hydra scientist where he got the idea from, without Spider-Man's actual name being dropped. It appears that, with Spider-Man having his own new show in a separate continuity, Drake Bell's Spider-Man will not appear on-screen anymore.
23	* ContinuitySnarl: His whole character ends up as this. In episodes taking place while ''WesternAnimation/UltimateSpiderMan2012'' was on the air, he seemed like the version from that show, complete with that version's voice actor. However, when that series was replaced with the ''WesternAnimation/MarvelsSpiderMan'' reboot, Spidey's ''Avengers'' appearances now seem like it's the Spidey from ''that'' show, complete with ''that'' series' voice actor. The two Spider-Man series are completely incompatible, with very different origins for some of the same characters, so it's not clear how the Avengers can meet both. WordOfGod [[https://web.archive.org/web/20200713205429/twitter.com/harrisonwilcox/status/1282760189041508352 would state Season 5]] is an AlternateContinuity than the first four seasons to explain this.
24	* {{Determinator}}: Spider-Man was the only hero not trapped and who still held out when [[spoiler:the Squadron Supreme took over Earth and presumed the Avengers dead]].
25	%%* DudeWheresMyRespect: In ''The Ambassador'', J. Jonah Jameson slanders his name as usual, though saying that Spiderman
26	* {{Flanderization}}: In ''Avengers Disassembled'', most of the ''[[WesternAnimation/UltimateSpiderMan2012 Ultimate Spider-Man]]'' traits (the chibi sketches, Spidey's narration telling us things we should be able to tell through the action and characterization, the wide eyed monkey-screech) are on ramping up, ironically at the same time when these traits have been toned down in its own series.
27	* GunsAkimbo: Wields a pair of high tech pistols in ''Planet Doom.''
28	* HeroOfAnotherStory: Specifically for ''[[WesternAnimation/UltimateSpiderMan2012 Ultimate Spider-Man]]''.
29	* HonoraryTrueCompanion: Just like Ant-Man, he's a reserve member of the Avengers whom Iron Man can call in if necessary. He's not officially a member, but he's treated as one nonetheless.
30	* SuperDeformed: His Chibified self from his {{Imagine Spot}}s taken from ''[[WesternAnimation/UltimateSpiderMan2012 Ultimate Spider-Man]]'' are used in his second official appearance.
31	* ThisLooksLikeAJobForAquaman: Spidey is the only other hero whom Adaptiod can't adapt to.
32	* WhatTheHellHero: Gives this to both Iron Man ''and'' Captain America for the way they've been acting. Spidey calls out Iron Man for being a terrible leader, and Captain America for [[spoiler:quitting the team and going against everything he taught him]].
33	* WholeCostumeReference: He wears an outfit based off his ''[[ComicBook/SpiderManNoir Noir]]'' incarnation in "Planet Doom".
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36	[[folder: The Guardians of the Galaxy]]
37	!!The ComicBook/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy
38	->Voiced by: Creator/ChrisCox, later Creator/WillFriedle (Star-Lord), Creator/NikaFutterman (Gamora), Creator/DavidSobolov (Drax), Creator/SethGreen, later Creator/TrevorDevall (Rocket), Creator/KevinMichaelRichardson (Groot)
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40	The galaxy defending crew of badass mercenaries. The Avengers run into them when Galactus is warped to a far-away planet for consumption.
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44	* BadassCrew: Obviously.
45	* BashBrothers: Groot becomes this with Hulk.
46	* EarlyBirdCameo: Star-Lord makes an early appearance in ''Mojo World'' watching Mojo's bloodsport on TV with Impossible Man.
47	* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When they return in Season 2, their appearances have been dramatically altered to resemble the depictions of the characters seen in the movie, and how they appear in [[WesternAnimation/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy2015 their series]], as well as any subsequent appearance they make in the other Marvel Animated series. Their personalities have also undergone overhauls, as now they bicker as they did in the film, and they're much more light-hearted as opposed to the all-business nature they had in Season 1. Rocket's also picked up his film incarnation's "humie" moniker.
48	* FantasticRacism: Rocket makes no secret of his contempt for humans and humanity in general.
49	* FlatCharacter: Surprisingly, all of them, despite being the centerpiece of an entire episode. Especially Drax and Gamora.
50	* HeroOfAnotherStory: They ''are'' the guardians of another galaxy, after all.
51	* TheLancer: Rocket to Star-Lord.
52	* RememberTheNewGuy: Thor already knew who they were, but we find out how he met them in their [[WesternAnimation/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy2015 self-titled series]].
53	* WolverinePublicity: Their roster and appearance was clearly meant to advertise the then-upcoming [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy2014 film]].
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56	[[folder: Doctor Stephen Strange]]
57	!!ComicBook/DoctorStrange
58	-> Voiced by: Creator/JackColeman, later Creator/LiamOBrien
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60	The Sorcerer Supreme himself.
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63	* EarlyBirdCameo: Like the Guardians of the Galaxy and Ant Man before him, he made his debut in the series quite some time before his [[Film/DoctorStrange2016 MCU film]] was released.
64	* GuestStarPartyMember: To the Avengers during the Infinity Stone crisis, and also during the Season 3 finale.
65	* ItHasOnlyJustBegun: If the Guardians of the Galaxy's presence on Earth wasn't proof enough, Strange makes it very clear that the recent activity regarding the Infinity Stones has brought the universe's eyes to Earth.
66	* NoSell: He's immune to the corrupting nature of the Infinity Stones.
67	* RefugeInAudacity: He fights enemies like Dormammu on a regular basis, and where does he shack up? A normal New York apartment.
68	-->'''Clint:''' In New York, nothing's normal.
69	* SuperDoc: The ''Battleworld'' arc reminds us that no, he has not forgotten his original profession. He is shown treating injured patients the old-fashioned way, because circumstances rendered using his magic risky.
70	[[/folder]]
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72	[[folder: The Inhumans]]
73	!!ComicBook/TheInhumans
74	->Voiced by: Creator/FredTatasciore (Black Bolt), Creator/CatherineTaber (season 2) Creator/VanessaMarshall (season 5) (Medusa), Oliver Vaquer (Karnak), Creator/NolanNorth (Gorgon), Mark C. Hanson (Seeker) , Creator/StephanieSheh (Crystal)
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76	A race of superpowered beings who reside in the floating city of Attilan.
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79	* AdaptationalHeroism: Black Bolt, at least regarding the show's version of ''ComicBook/{{Inhumanity}}''. In the comics, Black Bolt was completely aware that there were human/Inhuman hybrids all around the world, and purposefully unleashed the Terrigen Mist on the world in order to transform them, without any care about the consequences. In the show, it's implied that most of the Inhumans were unaware of the hybrids before meeting Inferno, and it's actually the ''Avengers'' who end up releasing the Mist as a last ditch effort to thwart Ultron.
80	* AwesomenessByAnalysis: Karnak can see the weakness in anything, and [[AttackItsWeakPoint then attack it]].
81	* BadassNormal: Karnak is the only member of the team without any powers, and he does just fine without them.
82	* FantasticCasteSystem: The Alpha Primitives are a slow-witted slave race that serve the other Inhumans.
83	* FantasticRacism: They initially view ordinary humans with distrust and contempt. A large part of their character arc involves them coming to trust humans and build a bridge between the two species.
84	* FloatingContinent: Attilan[[spoiler:, though it later is brought down to Earth by Ultron.]]
85	* HappilyMarried: Black Bolt and Medusa. When the members of the royal family are kidnapped by Ultron, it is implied that Black Bolt is most concerned for Medusa.
86	* MakeMeWannaShout: Black Bolt's strongest ability is his highly destructive voice, which is why he rarely speaks.
87	* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: The members of the royal family are all skilled combatants and have no problem fighting their own battles.
88	* PrehensileHair: Medusa's primary power.
89	* SmugSuper: They are very arrogant and view themselves as being above normal humans.
90	* SuddenlyVoiced: Crystal has her first speaking role in season 5.
91	* TheVoiceless: Triton appears, but has no lines. Crystal initially didn't, but then spoke in season 5.
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94	[[folder: Inferno]]
95	!!Dante Pertuz/Inferno
96	->Voiced by: Antony Del Rio
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98	A teenager from upstate New York who was discovered to have secret Inhuman heritage.
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101	* BashBrothers: With Ms. Marvel.
102	* BreathWeapon: He can literally spit fire.
103	* PersonalityPowers: He wields fire and has a very fiery temper.
104	* PlayingWithFire: His primary power is generating flames from his body.
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107	[[folder: Red Hulk]]
108	!! Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross / ComicBook/RedHulk
109	-> Voiced by: Creator/ClancyBrown
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111	A violent former military officer with powers similar to those of the Hulk.
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113	* AdaptationalModesty: His comic counterpart wears nothing more than a pair of MagicPants. While in the show, he has a shirt and combat boots, just as he was portrayed in ''WesternAnimation/HulkAndTheAgentsOfSmash''.
114	* AesopAmnesia: It's clear he's back to his old mentality, having forgotten about his lessons on teamwork from ''WesternAnimation/HulkAndTheAgentsOfSmash''. It's quite justified, as it's been a while since he last fought with the [=SMASHers=].
115	* AscendedExtra: Went from a non-speaking cameo in a single episode of Season 2 to actually joining the Avengers for an arc in Season 3.
116	* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Despite his role in the latter half of Season 3, he is ''not'' one of the Avengers called upon by Vision and Black Panther to join the team in Season 4. An alternate future version of Red Hulk does appear in a later episode as part of the timeline where Kang conquered New York.
117	* EarlyBirdCameo: He previously appeared in a Season 2 episode as one of the Squadron Supreme's prisoners, and his picture appeared in Season 1 when he was trying to call Hulk.
118	* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: In-universe, he was chosen to join the Avengers because he was the next best thing to the ''actual'' Hulk.
119	[[/folder]]
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121	[[folder: Hercules]]
122	!! [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHercules Hercules]]
123	-> Voiced by: Creator/MatthewMercer
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125	An Olympian god who seeks to join the Avengers.
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127	* BigEater: When he believes he's been accepted into the team (despite nobody actually telling him this), he orders a truly ludicrous amount of pizza to celebrate.
128	* TheBigGuy: Even discussed in-universe. While Black Panther is vocally ''against'' Hercules joining the team, the other Avengers point out that he'd make a nice replacement for Thor.
129	* BoisterousBruiser: As per any portrayal of the character, he is extremely powerful, as well as extremely loud and full of himself.
130	* {{Foil}}: He is essentially Thor without any of the responsibility or restraint.
131	* TheFriendNobodyLikes: The other Avengers (''especially'' Black Panther) quickly come to find his behavior obnoxious.
132	* IShallReturn: [[spoiler: He ultimately decides against joining the Avengers, but promises that he will return to take his place on the team once he has become responsible enough to deserve it.]]
133	* SuperStrength: He is incredibly powerful, with the other Avengers speculating that he is on par with Thor and the Hulk.

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