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In General

• Badass Crew: Of course, being the Avengers, and are called "Earth's Mightiest Heroes".
• Blonde, Brunette, Redhead: The very first three females of the team; Natasha (redhead), Janet (Brunette) and Carol (Blonde).
• Composite Character: Its fouding six members (Captain America, Iron Man, Wasp, Ant-Man, Thor and the Hulk) are a combination of the original line-up from the comics and the MCU.

Founding Members:

Captain America (Steve Rogers)

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• Badass Biker: Rogers is highly proficient in land-based vehicles, particularly motorcycles.
• Best Friend: His closest companion was his childhood friend James "Bucky" Barnes, and his apparent death deeply affected him.
• Captain Crash: He has flown jet planes before, too... but he's never landed one successfully.
• Captain Patriotic: Well yeah, he's Captain America, but he fights for America's ideals, rather than the government per se.
• Captain Superhero: Notably one of the few to actually obtain the rank of captain.
• Composite Character: Combines his backstory from the MCU with a few elements from the comics.
• Determinator: Steve never gives up, even back when he was sickly and frail. It was actually his insistence and determination what convinced Erskine to allow him to become a test subject for the Super Soldier Serum. As said so by himself "I can do this all day".
• Fish out of Temporal Water: As always, Steve ended up buried in ice for 50 years, being thawed out during the 90s. As such his knowledge about politics and technologies is not too good.
• The Good Captain: Steve is a captain and fundamentally a good man.
• Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Steve is blonde haired and he's one of the nicest and most idealistic heroes out there.
• Healing Factor: Rogers' rate of recovery and efficiency is enhanced. The white blood cells in his body are efficient enough to fight off most microbes, foreign bodies, and other pathogens from his body, giving him a high immunity to all infections and diseases. Rogers is also immune to intoxication by way of alcohol.
• Human Popsicle: He was trapped in eyes for 50 years, with his physiology as a super-soldier keeping him alive.
• I Can't Dance: Rogers never did learn to dance very well, claiming he never got the chance.
• I Have Many Names: America's Golden Boy, America's New Hope, Flag-Weaver, Patron Saint of Omaha Beach, Sentinel of Liberty, The Shield, Specimen 40.1, Star-Spangled Man with a Plan, Super-Soldier, Symbol of Courage, Timeless Hero, Weapon A.
• In-Series Nickname: Boy Scout, Brooklyn, Cap, Capsicle, Fossil, Grandpa Rogers, Gramps, Old Man, Old Timer.
• Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me: His signature circular vibranium shield.
• Military Superhero: As soon as he became a Super Soldier, Cap led the Allied forces on many important victories during WWII against Hydra.
• Old Friend: He considers Logan/Wolverine an old friend due to both serving with the Howling Commandos.
• Primary-Color Champion: His costume is red and blue, fitting for a Captain Patriotic.
• Shield Bash: Either by throwing or bashing, his shield is both a defensive and ofensive tool for him.
• Sickly Child Grew Up Strong: Steve was small and sickly from the moment he was born, but thanks to the Super Soldier Serum and the Vita Rays, he's now considered the peak specimen of human-kind while still human.
• Significant Birth Date: Yes, Captain America was born on the 4th of July of 1918.
• Super-Senses: Rogers' senses of sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch are enhanced. Furthermore, when one of his senses is compromised by external stimuli, his body quickly adapts by increasing his other senses' sensitivity to compensate.
• Super-Soldier: He was created to be the ultimate soldier, using Erskine's Super Serum.
• Super-Speed: While not a true speedster, Rogers can move at a sustained 30 mph (48 kph). He was able to complete a 40-yard dash in 3.82 seconds and run a mile in 58.6 seconds, meaning he sprint a speeds just over 60 mph (97 kph).
• Super-Strength: Rogers can routinely lift 800 lbs (363 kg) and bench press 1,100 lbs (500 kg) as a warm-up. In one instance, Rogers was able to lift 6,270 lbs (2,840 kg), though he caused great strain and injury to himself in the process.

Iron Man (Tony Stark)

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• '90s Hair: Tony is rocking a mullet in his civilian look.
• Ace Pilot: Stark has a strong understanding of aerodynamics and aircrafts, allowing him to perform complex maneuvers while flying in the Iron Man armor, out maneuvering military jet fighters. He is an accomplished pilot with his own pilot's license. Of course, Stark is also able to fly the Quinjet that he helped design.
• Adaptation Name Change: Tony's name goes from Anthony to Antonio to represent his connection to Europe.
• Awesomeness by Analysis: Stark is capable of intuiting the future based on current trends. Having studied people his whole life in a effort to "fit in", Stark can predict how his interactions with an individual he is familiar with will happen with considerable accuracy.
• Benevolent A.I.: FRIDAY (Female Responsive Intelligent Digital Assistive Yeoman) is the artificial intelligence system integrated into the Mark 3 armor. FRIDAY acts as Tony Stark's trusted companion, assisting him with real-time data analysis, threat assessment, and mission coordination. Should Stark become unresponsive while piloting, fail-safes permit FRIDAY to take control to remove Stark from danger. FRIDAY's Irish accent and sassy personality sever no real purpose, other than being reflective to Stark's personal preferences.
• Best Friend: Despite the differences in personality, Tony and Rhodes are best friends.
• But Not Too Foreign: His mother Maria Carbonelli-Stark is Latverian aristocracy, making Tony half-Latverian.
• The Chessmaster: Stark is a brilliant tactician, evidenced by his former title as a world class champion.
• Chest Blaster: The Mark 3 armor features a devastating Unibeam located in the chest arc reactor. The use of this particularly weapon system, while effective, can be draining on the Arc Reactor.
• Childhood Friends: He was the best friend of Tiberius "Ty" Stone, who would one day found Alchemax.
• Dating What Daddy Hates: Not that their relationship was better before, but Tony once dated the daughters of two of Howard's rivals and one of Howard's rivals.
• The Engineer: Stark is a world-class electrical engineer and mechanic. He is also an accomplished weapons engineer and metallurgist.
• Excuse Me While I Multitask: Stark can juggle multiple different tasks simultaneously. As a result, he often finds interacting ways to juggle both intensive work and hedonistic play at the same time.
• Flight: The Mark 3 armor's flight system utilizes integrated repulsor technology and advanced aerodynamics, enabling Stark to archieve controlled and agile flight. This capability grants him unpararelled maneuverability, allowing him to swiftly navigate through complex terrains and engage in aerial combat with ease.
• Hand Blast: The armor incorporates powerful repulsor technology, which generates controlled bursts of concussive energy from Iron Man's gauntlets and boots. These repulsors serve multiple purposes, including offensive strikes, defensive maneuvers, and propulsion during flight.
• The Hedonist: Stark is a habitual pleasure-seeker. If something begins to bore Stark, he usually finds something (or someone) to distract him. His monthly budget spent on liquor, entertainment, and car collection rivals the annual budget for Shield department.
• Manly Facial Hair: He also has his signature manly goatee and mustache.
• The Nicknamer: He's the one who came up with the nicknames for Pepper, Happy and Rhodey.
• Omniglot: Stark can speak English, Spanish, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Urdu, Arabic, French, Russian, and Korean fluently. He claims he can learn new language with a weekend to prepare himself.
• Parental Neglect: While he was loved dearly by his mother Maria, his relationship with his father Howard has always been distant at best due to Howard's workaholic personality and alcoholism.
• Primary-Color Champion: As always, his Iron Man armor is colored red and gold.
• Powered Armor: The Iron Man armor, of course. The armor is a remarkable feat of engineering, showcasing Tony Stark's ingenuity and technological prowess. The Mark 3 is the third iteration of this armor after the Mark 1 (used in Stark's escape) and the Mark 2 (used as an early prototype during the testing and later redeveloped to serve as the 'War Machine').
• Really Gets Around: Tony has had his fair share of lovers, among them Bethany Cabe, Meredith McCall, Janice Cord, Sunset Bain and even Natasha Romanova.
• Related in the Adaptation: In the comics Tony and Doctor Doom had no familial relationship, but here they're second cousins through Tony's mother Maria.
• The Rival: Of Bruce Banner ever since they met.
• Teen Genius: Stark is far more than a mere mechanical engineering prodigy. He enrolled in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology at the age of 15, before leaving two years later. Stark is easily one of Earth's most innovative people.

Ant-Man (Henry "Hank" Pym)

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• Action Dad: Father of Nadia Pym and a skilled scientist and superhero.
• Animal-Themed Superbeing: Ants, not only he can shrink to the size of an ant and even more, he can also control and direct ants with his helmet.
• Badass Bookworm: Having studied judo as a practical way to deter bullies as a child, Pym is a skilled hand-to-hand combatant. As a way to further his survivability in the field, Pym has also studied karate and wrestling. Capable pilot of aircraft ranging from conventional helicopters to high tech vehicles such as the Avengers Quinjets.
• Battle Couple: With Janet, and she's the one who helped him master the use of the Pym Particles to change at will without the need of a serum.
• Child Prodigy: His grandmother Angela Pym is the one who discovered his great intelligence when he was young and motivated him to continue innovating and creating.
• Cool Helmet: His, well H.E.L.M.E.T. This advanced piece of headgear developed by Dr. Hank Pym facilitates a direct neural interface between the user and various insect species. Built with state-of-the-art microcircuitry and advanced communication algorithms, it enables the wearer to send and receive signals to insects, particularly ants, allowing to unparalleled coordination and control. The HELMET is also equipped with safety mechanism meant to protect the wearer's neural pathways from potential strain. Its economic design ensures comfort during prolonged use.
• Everyone Went to School Together: He was Bruce Banner's college roommate and best friend, and during their work on Weapon G they befriended fellow Doctors Richard Parker and Otto Octavius.
• Gadgeteer Genius: Pym is a talented weapons designer, armorer, and mechanic. In a very short time with access to the right materials and workspace, Pym can create incredible inventions.
• Mood-Swinger: Hank suffers from bipolar disorder, which makes him swing between depressive lows and manic highs.
• One Degree of Separation: His co-worker Natalia Romanova is the foster mother of his late wife Maria Pym/Marina Fyodorovna.
• Omnidisciplinary Scientist: He's a world class expert on chemistry and entomology, especially concerning ants. He's also an inventor, trauma surgeon, physicist, expert in robotics and scuba diving.
• Perma-Stubble: His five o'clock shadow goes well with his workaholic way of doing things.
• Pint-Sized Powerhouse: He might be able to shrink to the size of an ant but keeps all the strength from his normal size, turning into one of this.
• Red Is Heroic: His costume is red and he's a heroic individual.
• Sizeshifter: With Pym Particles, Pym can compress his mass with him into his smaller size or shift the mass to an unknown dimensional field. When Pym's mass is extended extra-dimensionally, he still retains his full strength at reduced size.
• Utility Belt: As mentioned, the Ant-Man suit's belt has several utility pouches for carrying Pym Particles reserves and shrunken equipment. The equipment carried in this belt varies with mission paramets, but on standard deployment, Pym stocks his belt with a microscopic medical kit, and transport stasis capsules, Pym Particles Stabilizer (in case anything goes awry) sonic disruptor gun, saddle (for ant riding), a dozen rapid Pym Particles release throwing disks, and a matchbox-sized miniaturized laboratory.

The Wasp (Janet Van Dyne)

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• Adaptation Distillation: She's a mutant here, like she was in the Ultimate universe comics.
• Adaptational Nationality: Janet is a born Canadian, rather than American.
• Bare Midriffs Are Feminine: Both as The Wasp and in casual clothes she exposes her navel, including her wasp-themed belly button piercing, and she's a feminine fashion designer.
• Battle Couple: With Hank.
• The Beastmaster: Through the use of hidden cybernetic implants, Van Dyne can channel her biolectricity to communicate with and control certain higher insects, in a manner similar to Ant-Man's Helmet. However, she rarely chose to utilize this ability as the prototype cybernetics tend to give her severe migraines.
• Cool Car: Resplendent in its custom canary yellow paint job, Jan's Jaguar XJS is a head-turner on any boulevard. The sleek, aerodynamic curves of the classic British coupe are only further accentuated by the vibrant hue, giving it a sun-kissed radiance that shimmers under daylight. Jan has personalized her vehicle with a vanity license plate (ST1NGER) which gives the car it's affectionate name "Stinger."
• Cunning Linguist: Van Dyne can speak fluent English, Spanish, French, and Italian.
• The Fashionista: Van Dyne is a very talented fashion designer. Her talent has earned her a great deal of acclaim in the fashion world. Her talents also extend to designing colorfully armored adventuring costumed using the unstable fabric engineered by her father.
• Flight: Due to the small insects-like wings created by her husband, Van Dyne can fly at incredible fast speeds when at reduced size. The wings are functional when she is nearly a foot shorter than her height. Her flight speed can also allow her to gain a form of superhuman reflexes and agility, being able to easily evade targets and attacks, especially when at reduced size.
• Goggles Do Something Unusual: These advanced lenses incorporate a heads-up display superimposing crucial data right onto Jan's visual spectrum. With capabilities to zoom and focus to intricate details, these goggles can also recognize potential threats, lay up navigational routes, and interact with various databases instantaneously. Significantly, these optics are adept at deciphering both the natural and pheromonal cues of insects, giving Jan an unprecedented visual guide to the intricate patterns of insect communication.
• The Heart: Van Dyne has a personality that radiates cheer. Even the most dour person finds it difficult not to smile her presence. She is an incredible boost to the morale of any group of which she enjoys membership.
• Second Love: For Hank Pym after the death of his first wife Maria Pym.
• Shock and Awe/Hand Blast: Van Dyne has the mutant ability to generate intense amounts of energy from her body and emit potent biolectric blasts from her hand. She calls this the "Wasp's Sting."
• The Shrink: Van Dyne is an amateur therapist. Though she lacks the formal training, she has proven herself very capable with coaxing her husband out of his depressive lows.
• Sizeshifter: With Pym Particles, Janet can compress her mass into her smaller size or shift the mass to an unknown dimensional field. When Janet's mass is extended extra-dimensionally, she still retains her full strength at reduced size.
• The Social Expert: Van Dyne is a gifted charismatic leader. She is also an astute diplomat and an avid student of public relations.
• Winged Humanoid: Due to small implanted insect wings created by her husband, Van Dyne can fly at incredibly fast speeds when at reduced size. The wings are functional when she is a nearly foot shorter than her height. Her flight speed can also allow her to gain a form of superhuman reflexes and agility, being able to easily evade targets and attacks.
• Youthful Freckles: Has freckles, which represent her exuberance and friendliness.

Thor Odinson ("Donald Blake")

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• Action Dad: Just like in the myths, Thor has three children fathered with different mothers; he fathered Magni with Jarnsaxa, Modi by Brynhild, and Thrud with Sif.
• Adaptation Dye-Job: Donald Blake is portrayed with blonde hair in the Marvel comics, but here he has strawberry blonde hair.
• Amnesiac Hero: Doesn't remember much about his past, only that he showed up on Earth under Hydra's control during WWII, before being freed from their influence and wandering the Earth on his own.
• Amplifier Artifact: Megingjord, Thor's fabled "belt of strength" that enhances his already formidable strength, increasing his power and allowing him to perform incredible feats.
• Angel Unaware: Even Fury Sr. suspected Donald Blake was actually Thor, the Norse God of Thunder.
• Conspicuous Gloves: Járngreipr, a pair of leather gloves with orichalcum embellishments that are worn by Thor. These gloves assist him in wielding Mjolnir effectively and provide additional strength and grip for his battles. Using these gloves, Thor is able to hold onto Mjolnir when he throws the hammer to effectively allow him to fly.
• God of Thunder: One of the most famous examples and it's literally one of his titles
• I Have Many Names: Donnergott, The Tourist, Thunder God.
• In-Series Nickname: Donny, Heartbreaker, Point Breaker, Sparkles.
• Manly Facial Hair: Of course, even as Donald Blake he has his manly beard.
• The Needless: Blake's advanced musculature is much more efficient than that of a human and most augmented persons encountered by Shield, allowing him to sustain himself almost indefinitely without any exhaustion. Though he has little need for food, water, sleep, and oxygen — he does fund such things to be enjoyable and prefers to indulge in such "luxuries."
• Nigh-Invulnerability: Though he is not impervious to injury, Blake is able to resist gunfire (bullets are usually more of an annoyance than a threat) and finds the unarmed attacks of most "mere mortals" to be quite laughable. When he is injured, he also appears to heal at a rate far surpassing those of normal persons.
• Official Couple: Currently dating Jane Foster.
• Omniglot: Blake appears to have some innate ability to speak, read, and understand all known languages, though his fluency varies based on his overall previous exposure.
• One-Man Army: Blake is a highly skilled warrior, proficient in unarmed combat and even more proficient with most basic weaponry with a particular preference for hammers and axes. It is quite clear that he has been waging wars for quite some time.
• Primary-Color Champion: In his formal Asgardian dress he wears blue and red, plus his eyes glow golden.
• Spare to the Throne: For a time he was Odin's heir, but after the birth of his half-brothers Baldr and Hodr, he was pushed further back in the line of succession.
• Supernatural Gold Eyes: Unlike the comics who has blue eyes, he has golden eyes, an indicator there's more to him that meets the eye.
• Super-Speed: Blake can keep pace with sports cars while running on-foot for short distances. Likewise, his reflexes are far superior to those of a human.
• Super-Strength: Blake has shown many feats of strength over the years. He has proven himself able to bend adamantium and snap steel with his bare hands.
• Thunder Hammer: His signature weapon Mjolnir. It is a formidable and indestructible weapon forged by the dwarves Brokkr and Sindri. Mjolnir is known for its ability to crush enemies with great force, returning to Thor's hand after being thrown, transforming itself into innocuous forms to avoid detection, and possessing a spirit of its own that chooses to prevent the "unworthy" of wielding it in battle.
• Truer to the Text: Instead of blonde like in the comics, Thor has strawberry blonde hair, which is more in line with the myths, which represent him with red hair.

The Hulk (Bruce Banner)

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• Abusive Parents: His father Brian Banner was a violent alcoholic who deeply resented his son for his intelligence and the love of his wife Rebecca. This made Brian beat Rebecca to death in front of young Bruce and would get Brian the death penalty several years later.
• Alliterative Name: Bruce Banner.
• Best Friend: His best friend is Hank Pym.
• Beware the Nice Ones: Bruce is most of the time non-confrontational, while the Hulk prefers to be left alone, but as the saying goes, you wouldn't like him when he's angry.
• Big Brother Instinct: When Emil Blonsky shot his cousin Jen in front of him, he turned into the Hulk and gave him a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown.
• Brains and Brawn: Unsurprisingly Bruce is the brains while Hulk is the brawn.
• Carpet of Virility: As the Hulk his hairy chest and arms are on full display.
• Clothing Damage: Due to his increased mass he tends to tore off his clothes, leaving him with only his pants.
• Curtains Match the Window: He's got average brown hair and brown eyes, while the Hulk has green hair and green eyes.
• Determinator: Banner has the ability to restrain the Hulk with great effort.
• Genius Bruiser: Though Banner can barely throw a punch, the Hulk is a skillful and capable warrior, demonstrating vast versatility and in the battle, often anticipating and exploiting the weaknesses of his enemies.
• Hulking Out: When the Hulk takes over, Banner's cellular structure is fortified by extra-dimensional power, adding over 900 lbs of bone marrow and muscle tissues to his body. During his times of stress, the Hulk's adrenaline causes an increase in power; thus the madder Hulk gets, the stronger Hulk gets — making him one of the most physically most powerful beings known to Shield. As his strength increases, so does his durability, his regenerative healing rate, and his resistance to foreign disease, toxins, poison, or other impurities.
• I Have Many Names: Bob Danner, Bruce Bancroft, Bruce Barnes, Bruce Baxter, Bruce Roberts, Bruce Ross, Bruce Smith, David Bannon, David Bixby, Glenn Summers, Joseph Brown, Robert Baker.
• Improvised Weapon: Hulk is quite accomplished with the use of improvised weapons (such as telephone poles, boulders, chunks of pavement, or even making himself some boxing gloves out of a ripped in half car).
• Involuntary Shapeshifting: When Banner experiences the sensations of fear, rage, or stress, he runs the risk of triggering a complex biochemical process that transforms him into the incredibly powerful green-skinned behemoth known as "The Hulk". Depending on Banner's resistance, the total time of transformation is mostly a stress reaction, it is virtually impossible to attack, wound or sedate Banner in his human form without the Hulk erupting almost instantaneously in self-defense.
• Like Brother and Sister: He and his cousin Jennifer Walters became this after he moved to NY after the death of his mother and the arrest of his father.
• Magic Pants: His pants are the only clothes that don't get destroyed when he transforms into the Hulk.
• Middle Name Basis: Bruce's first name is actually Robert, but is almost always referred to by his middle name, and very rarely Bob.
• Nephewism: After the death of his mother and arrest of his father, he was taken care of by both his aunt Susan Banner-Drake and his uncle Morris Walters.
• Official Couple: He's engaged to Betty Ross, daughter of his mentor-turned-enemy Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross.
• Psychic Block Defense: Due to his immense rage, Banner is highly immune to telepathic intrusion and coercion. This is true as Banner and the Hulk.
• The Rival: Ever since they met he's had a rivalry with Tony Stark.
• Smarter Than They Look: The Hulk might look and even act like a dumb brute at times, but he's actually pretty clever when it comes to analyzing his opponents and taking advantage of his environment, showing he shares a lot of Banner's intellect.
• Split Personality: Banner has (at least) one additional personality, known as "The Hulk". After the incident that augmented his physiology, this persona became tied to his big green transformation, but the two personas can communicate with each other mentally, regardless of which is currently in control (though they are not always aware of what the other is doing).
• Supernatural Sensitivity: For some unknown reason, both Banner and the Hulk are able to see, hear, and interact with ghosts, spirits, and astral projections.
• You Wouldn't Like Me When I'm Angry!: Banner and the Hulk don't go out of their way to cause trouble, but get them angry and you'll see exactly why the Hulk is called the strongest there is.

Reserve Members:

Hawkeye (Clinton "Clint" Barton)

See S.H.I.E.L.D.

Black Widow (Natalia Romanova)

See S.H.I.E.L.D.

Mockingbird (Barbara "Bobbi" Morse)

See S.H.I.E.L.D.

Ms. Marvel (Carol Danvers)

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• Abusive Parents: Her father Joseph Danvers was an asshole and an alcoholic who constantly physically abused her half-brothers Joe Jr. and Stevie Danvers, plus being verbally abusive towards Carol.
• Ace Pilot: Danvers is one of the world's best pilots. Put her behind the controls of anything and she'll do things that physicists can't explain.
• Amazonian Beauty: She's both tall and muscular, yet very beautiful and buxom.
• Amicable Exes: She was Tony Stark's lover for a time, but for the most part they keep it amicable.
• Braids of Action: In civilian clothes at least Carol has her hair on a braid, but she's always ready for action.
• Domino Mask: She wears a black one as Miss Marvel.
• Empowered Badass Normal: She was trained in martial arts and in the use of firearms in the Air Force before her powers manifested.
• Flight: Using her Seventh Sense, Carol is able to cast off gravity's hold on her and propel herself through the air at great speeds. In an atmosphere, she appears able to fly at speeds as high as Mach 4 [~3100 MPH, ~4900 Km/h] for short distances but cruising at a quarter of that is more sustainable. Outside of an atmosphere, Danvers's speed is considerably greater.
• Flying Brick: Obviously, being super strong and capable of flying even in outer space.
• Gender-Restricted Ability: According to information provided by a Kree sympathetic to humans, Kree females possess the potential for psychic abilities of various kinds, referred to as a "Seventh Sense". Danvers' Seventh Sense appears to be quite diverse and potent, likely due to her half-human physiology, allowing her a wide range of abilities.
• Half-Human Hybrid: Her mother Marie Danvers revealed she was actually a Kree spy named Mari-Ell sent to Earth years ago, making Carol half-human half-Kree.
• Hand Blast: Using her Seventh Sense, Carol has limited control over heat, gravity, and the electromagnetic spectrum. She can generate powerful "Marvel Missiles", which glow gold as she propels from her hand toward her target.
• Hellbent For Leather: Wears a nice leather jacket in casual clothes.
• Honorary Uncle: Considers Ben Urich as such.
• Hybrid Power: Her biology as a human-Kree hybrid makes her much more powerful and with a more versatile power set than either of her parents' species.
• In-Series Nickname: Ace, Cheeseburger and Kirk.
• Intoxication Ensues: When she overclocks her abilities with her Seventh Sense for a prolonged period of time, flown faster than Mach 1.5 under her own power (or in space at any speed), Danvers' biology appears to undergo a sudden chemical change, the result of which leaves Danvers in a highly intoxicated state.
• Leotard of Power: Her Miss Marvel costume is a pretty tight black leotard.
• Letting Her Hair Down: As Ms. Marvel Carol lets her hair cascade all the way to her mid-back.
• Meaningful Name: Her Kree name Car-Ell means Champion, clearly showing her mother had great expectations for her.
• Ms. Fanservice: Ms. Marvel is a tall, beautiful blonde who wears a costume that highlights her large bust, muscular yet voluptuous body, toned broad shoulders, strong muscles, toned stomach, sizable backside, and long muscular legs.
• Statuesque Stunner: Carol stands at 5'11"/180cm tall and she's quite the stunner.
• Super-Reflexes: Using her Seventh Sense, Carol has near-instant reaction time. At times, her reflexes appear almost precognitive.
• Super-Strength: Danvers has superhuman strength. On her own, she can lift 2,000 lbs [~907 kg]. Using her Seventh Sense, she can lift nearly ten times that.
• Super-Toughness: The tissues of Danvers' body are considerably harder and more resistant to physical injury than those of an ordinary human (or ordinary Kree). Using her Seventh Sense, Danvers is capable of withstanding high caliber bullets, great impact forces, falls from great heights, exposure to temperature and pressure extremes, and powerful energy blasts — sustaining little to no injury in the process.

War Machine (James "Rhodey" Rhodes)

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• Ace Pilot: As a former Air Forces pilot, Rhodes has an expert grasp on aerodynamics and aircrafts. He has also is only person other than Tony Stark to be allowed to fly the Iron Man suit — even being given his own armor ("the War Machine") to use to assist Stark. Of course, as he worked on the design of the Quinjet, he's more than qualified to fly one of those too.
• Adaptation Origin Connection: In the comics Rhodes didn't became War Machine until after Tony had already become Iron Man, but here they both became heroes around the same time due to both being captured by the Ten Rings.
• Best Friend: He was actually surprised Tony considered him his best friend, and realizing it made him change his style to help Tony in as many ways as he could.
• Career-Ending Injury: Rhodes injuries during his abduction left him unable to remain in active duty with the military. Though he has underwent several surgeries to repair the damage, Rhodes still walks with a noticeable limp. Outside his mechanized armor, Rhodes cannot run more than an awkward jog for any sort of prolonged period of time.
• Composite Character: He's a combination of his MCU and comics looks and personality. This includes the injuries that force him to use his armor to function better.
• Dark and Troubled Past: Not as bad as other heroes, but Rhodey did experience a lot of racism growing up and his best friend was killed during a gang shooting, and while his life improved after joining the military, he was gravely injured during the same captivity that gave Tony the ARC reactor in his chest.
• Dark Is Not Evil: His War Machine armor might be black, dark grey and with glowing red eyes and Arc reactor, but he's a good guy through and through.
• Disabled in the Adaptation: In the comics he's in perfectly good health, but like in the MCU past injuries have left him with a limp that can only be corrected thanks to his suit.
• The Engineer: Rhodes was an accomplished mechanic, well-versed in the machinery involved in aviation and weaponry. However, since working closely with Stark Industries, Rhodes mechanical aptitude has increased exponentially.
• Friendly Sniper: A former Special Forces operator, Rhodes is a master marksman with assault rifles, sub-machine guns, and handguns. He is also quite proficient in the use of long rifles, including sniper rifles.
• In-Series Nickname: Jim and Rhodey.
• Genius Bruiser: Though he's not quite on the level as Stark, Banner, Pym, Richards and other great minds that are practically synonymous with the word "genius", Rhodes is a very smart man with the ability to quickly adapt to his surroundings and learn new information at a rapid pace.
• Handicapped Badass: Rhodes might have a limp without his armor, but he's still a very well-trained former military officer in excellent shape and with great upper-body strength.
• Military Superhero: Rhodes is a former career military officer with lots of experience that he's put to use as pilot of the War Machine armor.
• Odd Friendship: He and Stark are best friends despite the differences in personalities.
• Power Armor: The War Machine suit, which is the repurposed Iron Man MK-II armor.
• Shoulder Cannon: His signature gatling gun on his right shoulder.
• The Social Expert: As a career military officer, Rhodes knows how to deal with a wide variety of politicians, ranging from conservatives to liberals, elected officials, bureaucrats, and career military personnel. He's personally met with three U.S. Presidents.
• The Strategist: Rhodes is a master strategist. A former coordinator for a number of AFSOC missions, Rhodes distinguished himself as a top-tier Combat Controller.

She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters)

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• Adaptational Backstory Change: Instead of being shot due to a gang hit, she was shot by Emil Blonsky for getting in the way of trying to capture Bruce.
• Adaptational Personality Change: In the comics Jen only became the confident and fun-loving woman she's well known as after becoming She-Hulk, but here she grew into this way on her own before becoming She-Hulk.
• Affectionate Nickname: Jen, Jenny, and Jenny-Poo.
• Daddy's Girl: After the death of her mother, Jen and her father Morris became much closer, which is how she developed an interest in the law and studying to become a lawyer.
• Determinator: Jennifer can be just as stubborn as her cousin.
• Everyone Went to School Together: At ESU she met and became friends with several future important people, like Abigail Brand, Beverly Switzler, Stu Cicero, J.J. Jameson, Wyatt Wingfoot, Everett Ross, Foggy Nelson, Matt Murdock and Sue Storm.
• Fourth-Wall Observer: Since recovering from her near-death gunshot wound, Walters has shown some peculiar detachments from reality. According to some of her friends, Walters will sometimes address walls or empty space as if she was talking to someone, even addressing this imaginary person as a 'reader'.
  • Hyper-Awareness: Walters will often know things that make no sense for her have any knowledge of. It has been theorized that Banner was leaking classified SSD intel to Jen, but that seems to be debunked as Walters knows stuff that seems unlikely for Banner to have access to, considering his SSD clearance was nullified after 1989.
• Like Brother and Sister: She and her cousin Bruce became just as close as siblings after he ended in the care of her parents, bonding due to their mutual love of science fiction.
• Missing Mom: Her mother Elaine Walters died in a car crash when going to one of her dancing recitals.
• Nerd Glasses: Just like her cousin she wears thick glasses in her normal human form.
• Pop-Cultured Badass: Jen is a whiz in popular culture.

Spectrum (Monica Rambeau)

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• Ace Pilot: Rambeau is a highly skilled pilot. She's not quite on the level of Carol Danvers, but she'll never admit that because she's good enough not to have to.
• Adaptation Name Change: Instead of being the second person to use the Captain Marvel moniker, she goes by her second codename Spectrum.
• Awesomeness by Analysis: Rambeau is a skilled investigator, with prior military law enforcement experience. She is skilled in interrogation, police procedure, forensics, and a number of other related principles.
• Civvie Spandex: She wears her signature bomber's jacket either as a civilian or as Spectrum.
• Cool Shades: She wears a pair as Spectrum.
• Empowered Badass Normal: Rambeau is a trained hand-to-hand combatant. As a former member of the military police, Rambeau has had some advanced hand-to-hand training.
• Energy Being: Rambeau is able to briefly transform herself into energy, allowing her to transmit herself across vast distances in an instant. This effectively allows her to teleport from one place to another in the blink of an eye.
• Flight: Using her powers, Monica is able to propel herself through the air at great speeds. Unassisted, she is able to reach speeds approaching the speed of sound, but requires protective clothing to exceed such speeds. Suited up as Spectrum, Monica appears able to keep pace with Ms. Marvel at Mach 4, though she prefers not to go above Mach 2 as she doesn't possess Danvers' durability and her intangibility renders her means of propulsion inert.
• Superhero Packing Heat: Rambeau is a military-trained marksman, proficient in many modern firearms. Due to being a member of the military police, she is especially skilled in the use of small arms, such as her service pistol.
• Intangibility: Rambeau can temporarily make herself intangible, and thus able to pass through solid matter. She cannot sustain this state for prolonged periods as she will begin to sink into the ground as she still seems affected by gravity.
• Invisibility: By bending light or other signals around her, Rambeau can make herself invisible to the naked eye and various other means of detection.
• Light 'em Up: Among the many energy forms Rambeau has shown herself able to detect, read, absorb, and manipulate are visible light, radio waves, electricity, X-rays, microwaves, infrared radiation, ultraviolet radiation, cosmic rays, gamma radiation, and a wide variety of high-power lasers. She is thus effectively immune to the harmful effects of radiation and electricity.

The Falcon (Sam Wilson)

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• Adaptation Origin Connection: The Super Soldier formula that gave him his abilities was developed at Oscorp by Curt Connors, Richard Parker and others, while the project manager was none other than Adrian Toomes.
• Badass Driver: Wilson is a highly talented driver and pilot, though his landings behind the controls of a helicopter or plane are much rougher than when he's using his wingsuit.
• Comic-Book Fantasy Casting: His appearance is based on Anthony Mackie, who portrayed Falcon in the MCU.
• Cool Shades: He wears a pair of red goggles as the Falcon.
• Dark and Troubled Past: His parents were killed due to gang violence on two separate occasions, and when his sister Sarah decided to move out of Harlem to start over, which Sam refused and ran from home, joining a gang. When the gang committed murders, Sam had a Heel Realization, turned himself and the gang members in, and joined the army as atonement.
• The Empath: Wilson may have some degree of psychic connection to his fellow humans as well, but to a much lesser degree than his link with birds. Sam seems able to sense the emotional state of people he has developed a close connection to and seems able to easily guide them through difficult mental and emotional crisis.
• Empowered Badass Normal: Sam Wilson has off-the charts personal agility and coordination. This allows him to expertly maneuver his body while in flight to avoid obstacles. This also allows him to dual wield two automatic pistols without sacrificing significant levels of accuracy, even at high-speed and high-altitude conditions. It also allows him to throw a certain signature red and white-star spangled shield with nearly as much precision and mind-boggling physics as Captain Steven Rogers (this is one reason, Wilson has been assigned to help Rogers get back into condition after being on ice for the last half-century).
• The Engineer: Though he lacks any professional training, Wilson is quite handy. He has a real knack for mechanics and has even made a few unauthorized improvements to his wingsuit.
• I Have Many Names: Birdman, Guardian Angel, High-Flier, Paul Jeffries.
• In-Series Nickname: Man in the Air, PJ, Sammy, Snap, Wingman.
• Loyal Animal Companion: His pet falcon Redwing.
• Manly Facial Hair: He has a pretty stylish goatee and he's both skilled and manly.
• Orphan's Ordeal: He lost his parents on two gang violence incidents only five years apart.
• Psychic Link: Sam has a strange psychic empathy with birds. Though the exact potency of this connection varies based on species and Sam's familiarity with them, Sam is generally able to establish a mental link with most birds he encounters, allowing him to access their senses and memories, as well as communicate simple concepts with them telepathy. Sam's strongest connection is with "Redwing" a peregrine falcon that befriended Sam.
• Red Is Heroic: Both in costume and in casual clothes Sam has a lot of red.
• Super-Reflexes: Wilson's reflexes are somewhere in the area of being twelve times faster than the average human's.
• Super-Soldier: Sam Wilson is the most successful test subject of CPE-117 Super Solider Serum derivative chemical compound. He is also the only subject to have passed all required physical, mental, psychological, and tactival examinations required for the use the of the special USAF's experimental OPC-69 Wingsuit.
• Super-Strength: Wilson can routinely lift 600 lbs (272 kg). He can carry a full-grown man for prolonged periods with only minor muscle strain.
• Super-Toughness: Wilson can shrug off injuries that would be fatal to most. Not only can he tank some degree of high-speed impacts, Wilson can withstand exposure to most weather conditions and is highly resistant to a certain level of extreme temperature.

Tigra (Greer Grant-Nelson)

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• Action Mom: She's the mother of William Grant Nelson and a very skilled heroine.
• Adaptation Relationship Overhaul: In the comics the father of William Nelson was the clone of the Skrull Criti Noll using Hank Pym's appearance, but here Willis Nelson is the biological father of William and Greer and Hank are only friends at the moment.
• Alliterative Name: Greer Grant.
• Eye Color Change: Her blue eyes turn green with slit pupils as Tigra.
• Former Teen Rebel: Greer used to be a rebel due to her parents always being focused on their careers, although she did find a purpose once she met her future husband Willis Nelson.
• The Lost Lenore: Her late husband Willis Nelson.
• Ms. Fanservice: She's a prepossessing, long-haired Cat Girl who wears little more than a black bikini. It's pretty hard to deny that she counts.
• Natural Weapon: Grant's transformed body sports fanged teeth and retractable claws. Both of these are extremely sharp and tough, enabling her to rend through a variety of substances including steel.
• Power Dyes Your Hair: Her black hair turns intense red when she becomes Tigra.
• Sexy Cat Person: Of course she is, she's even in the page image.
• Sexy Secretary: She began working as a receptionist at SSD, before eventually becoming Hank Pym's secretary.
• Significant Green-Eyed Redhead: As Tigra she has red hair and cat-like teal eyes.
• Super-Senses: Grant's senses are nearly ten times as keen as that of the average human. Her eyesight extends into the infrared portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, granting superhuman visual acuity, even at night. Her hearing is able to detect a ball of tissue paper being dropped at a distance of 40 feet (~12 m), With her sense of smell, Grant can selectively sort through various odors so as to follow a specific target's scent trail. She can also detect subtle alterations in the composition of perspiration that reflect mood or emotions.
• Super-Strength: Grant possesses superhuman strength sufficient to lift about ten tons of weight (~9 metric tons). Her physical strength also extends to her powerful leg muscles in lesser degrees, allowing her to perform a standing jump of over twenty feet (~6 meters) in height.
• Statuesque Stunner: She stands at 5'10"/1.78m tall and either as a human or as Tigra she's a total stunner.
• Super-Speed: Grant has proven herself able to reach speeds of 70 mph (~112 km/h) in short pursuits. She can steadily keep a pace at about 40 mph (~65 km/h) over considerably long distances.
• Super-Toughness: Grant's resiliency allows her to withstand blows from most attacks, including both close-quarters and ranged attacks. A low-caliber handgun was fired into her forehead at point blank range and it gave her a nasty headache. When she is actually wounded, she is fortunate to also have an increased rate of recovery, leaving her in pain for a short duration before recovering within a day or so.

Support Crew

Nick J. Fury Jr.

See S.H.I.E.L.D.

Maria Hill

See S.H.I.E.L.D.

Sharon Carter

See S.H.I.E.L.D.

Elizabeth "Betty" Ross

• Adaptation Dye-Job: In most incarnations Betty has dark brown hair, but here her hair is light brown.
• Awesomeness by Analysis: Though she is a certified criminal behavioral analyst, Ross' skills in psychiatrist and her naturally perceptive nature make her a highly skilled profiler.
• Best Friend: Janet Van-Dyne is her best friend.
• Commonality Connection: She became close to Bruce after realizing they both had a dead mother and strong issues with their fathers.
• Daddy's Girl: She used to be close to her father and she's one of the few people Ross genuinely cares about.
• Military Brat: Since she was a girl, growing up around soldiers and living on military bases, Ross has learned to take care of herself in a fight.
• Missing Mom: Her mother Karen Lee committed suicide due to some post-partum depression
• Morality Chain: Ross has a close relationship with Bruce Banner, and thus, the Hulk. Without a doubt, Ross has the best chance to coercing the Hulk to revert to Banner. Not only is she a expert psychiatrist with an intimate knowledge of Banner's psychiatric problems and personality, but she is also the woman who Banner loves. Though does appear to be a lot of conflict between Banner and his alter-ego, the two do seem to share more than just a body.
• "Near and Dear" Baby Naming: She was likely named after her great aunt Elizabeth "Betsy" Ross-Mace.
• Official Couple: She's engaged to Bruce Banner, despite his status as a fugitive.
• Related in the Adaptation: Her younger brother is Everett Ross, who was completely unrelated to in the comics.
• The Shrink: As a trained Psychiatrist, Ross is skilled in identifying and treating a range of mental health issues. Ross prefers traditional therapy over psychiatric medication. She also serves as the psychiatrist for most of the Avengers.
• Star-Crossed Lovers: Despite the love they have for each other, Bruce and Betty are always split up due to his status as The Hulk.

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