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S.H.I.E.L.D.
S.H.I.E.L.D. (an acronym for Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division) is an espionage and law-enforcement agency. It's capital ship is a heavily modified aircraft carrier called the Hellicarrier (numbered 64), one of which also serves as Nick Fury's base of operations. SHIELD's primary headquarters is at the Triskelion. The S.S.R. (Strategic Scientific Reserve), formerly a top secret Allied way agency during World War II, now serves as the scientific division of SHIELD.


 * Colonel Nicholas Joseph "Nick" Fury: Executive Director of SHIELD, it was Nick Fury who had long planned the "Avengers Initiative" and set it into motion sometime after the Fantastic Four's debut. He's a combination of his Earth-616 and 90s Spider-Man cartoon counterparts.
 * Nicholas Joseph "Nick" Fury, Jr. aka Marcus Johnson: Son of Nia Johnson and Nick Fury, one of many unknown number of Fury's sons. He's a combination of his Earth-616 counterpart; and the Ultimate Marvel, Avengers: EMH, 2010s Marvel Animated Universe and MCU versions of Nick Fury.
 * Commander Maria Hill: Deputy director. Enjoys a well-deserved reputation as tough-minded and by the book. Believes that all superheroes should be registered, which puts her at odds with several of them. She's a combination of the Earth-616, Avengers: EMH, and the MCU versions.
 * Rachael Cooperman/Agent X/Agent 1: A red-haired agent and Nick Fury, Sr.'s second-in-command. Based on the character from the 90s Spider-Man cartoon.
 * Phillip J. "Phil" Coulson: Field officer who oversees many of the division's field operations, and a fan of Captain America. He's a combination of the MCU, Earth-616, and 2010s Marvel Animated Universe versions.
 * Melinda Qiaolian May: A highly experienced agent who's an ace pilot and weapons expert, nicknamed "the Calvary". A good friend of fellow agent, Phil Coulson. Serves as Coulson's unofficial deputy. Unafraid to break a few rules. Fiercely protective of her teammates. She's a combination of her MCU and Earth-616 counterparts.
 * Daisy Louise "Skye" Johnson/Quake: An Inhuman hacktivist recruit with seismic (earthquake-producing) powers. The illegitimate daughter of Calvin Zabo and ex-hooker Jennifer Kim Johnson. She's a combination of her Earth-616 and MCU counterparts.
 * Fitz-Simmons: A duo of young scientists.
 * Leopold "Leo" Fitz: A Level 5 agent who's an expert engineer, especially in weapons technology. He's a combination of his MCU and Earth-616 counterparts.
 * Jemma Simmons: A Level 5 agent who specializes in biology and chemistry (both human and alien). She's a combination of her MCU and Earth-616 counterparts.
 * Sharon Carter/Agent 13: Field agent and girlfriend of Captain America. Based on her Earth-616 counterpart.
 * Victoria Louise Hand: A high-ranking agent who runs "The Hub", a major SHIELD base. She's a combination of Earth-616 and MCU counterparts.

Former members

 * Colonel Chester Richards Phillips: He was one of the army officers overseeing subject selection for Project: Rebirth. He takes a personal interest in Steve Rogers as the best candidate for the first test. He's a combination of his Earth-616 and MCU counterparts.
 * Abraham Erskine (alias Josef Reinstein): A German scientist who defected to the United States. He created the Super-Soldier Serum for Project: Rebirth for the U.S. Army. He was shot by Nazi assassin Heinz Kruger soon after Steve was given the serum. He's a combination of his Earth-616 and MCU counterparts.
 * Agent Margaret "Peggy" Carter: Great-aunt of Sharon Parker, former S.S.R. agent and former lover of Captain America. She's a combination of her Earth-616 and MCU counterparts.

Howling Commandos
The Howling Commandos were a World War II elite combat unit led by Captain America.


 * Captain Samuel "Happy Sam" Sawyer: Formerly of the U.S. Army Rangers. Commanding officer of the Howling Commandos. Based on the Earth-616 version.
 * Steve Rogers/Captain America: see Avengers
 * Sergeant James Buchanan "Bucky" Barnes: see Avengers
 * Captain Nick Fury: see S.H.I.E.L.D.
 * James "Logan" Howlett: see X-Men
 * Corporal Timothy Aloysius Cadwallader "Dum-Dum" Dugan: A former circus strongman who was part of the 69th Infantry Regiment. After the war and Cap's apparent death, Nick Fury became leader while Dum-Dum is his second-in-command.
 * Private Isadore "Izzy" Cohen
 * Private Gabriel "Gabe" Jones: An accomplished jazz trumpeter who was part of the 92nd Infantry Division. He was one of the last people to talk to Captain America before he was frozen. He's a combination of his Earth-616 and MCU counterparts, and the MCU Happy Sam.
 * Private Dino Manelli: An Italian immigrant and a charismatic actor. After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, he gave up his career and joined the U.S. Army.
 * Private Robert "Rebel" Ralston: An accomplished horseman and skilled in lasso. He's also the "creator" of the team's battle cry "Wahoo!".
 * Private Jonathan "Junior" Juniper: A gunner, and the second youngest member. Joined the U.S. Armed Forces following the bombing of Pearl Harbor. He came up with the team name. Shortly after the war, he was killed while on a mission in Berlin.
 * Private Percival "Pinky" Pinkerton: A British man. Formerly part of the British Airborne Divisions.
 * Private Eric Koening: A defector from Nazi Germany. Initially was greeted with distrust from the team, especially Dum Dum.
 * Private James "Jim" Morita: A Japanese-American man who was part of the U.S. Army Rangers.
 * Jacques "Frenchie" Dernier: A French man who was part of the French Resistance. Served as the team's bomb expert.
 * Lieutenant James Montgomery Falsworth/Union Jack: Another British man. Formerly of the 3rd Independent Parachute Brigade of the British Armed Forces.

Avengers
The Avengers are among Earth's mightiest heroes. They first came together when Loki first brought the Chitauri to Earth.


 * Founders
 * Steven Grant "Steve" Rogers/Captain America: A World War II veteran, who was enhanced to the peak of human physicality by an experimental serum and frozen in suspended animation before waking up in the modern world. He's a combination of his Earth-616, X-Men: Evolution, MCU, Avengers: EMH, and 2010s Marvel Animated Universe counterparts.
 * Anthony Edward "Tony" Stark/Iron Man: A self-described genius, billionaire, playboy, and philanthropist with electromechanical suits of armor of his own invention. The CEO of Stark Industries and the benefactor of the Avengers. He's a combination of his Earth-616, MCU, Avengers: EMH, and 2010s Marvel Animated Universe counterparts.
 * F.R.I.D.A.Y.: She is Tony's sentient A.I. program which controls his computer systems that run his house, Stark Industries, and as well as his onboard systems for the Iron Man armor. She gives any valuable information and advice to Stark and anyone Tony knows which is very useful. She's got certain sense of humor and a dose of sarcasm which irritates some people who talks to her, especially Pepper Potts. She's a combination of her Earth-616 and MCU counterparts, and the female-voiced computer from the 90s Iron Man cartoon.
 * Thor Odinson (alias Donald J. Blake): The Norse God of Thunder and the prince of Asgard. He wields the mighty hammer Mjolnir, forged from the heart of a dying star, which grants Thor a number of elemental based powers, as well as giving him the ability to fly. He's a combination of his Earth-616, MCU, Avengers: EMH, and 2010s Marvel Animated Universe counterparts.
 * Dr. Robert Bruce Banner/Hulk: A renowned scientist in the fields of Biochemistry, Nuclear Physics, and Gamma Radiation, Bruce Banner was one of the scientists who tried to recreate the Super Soldier Serum which originated Captain America decades before. But when an exposure to high levels of Gamma Radiation instead of Vita Radiation went awry, Banner found himself plagued with a peculiar condition, which when angered or provoked, he becomes the rage-fueled and nearly mindless monster known as the Hulk. At first viewed as a threat, the Hulk soon proved himself a hero when he joined with the Avengers.
 * Dr. Jonathan Henry "Hank" Pym/Ant-Man/Giant-Man: An entomologist and physicist. Using his suit and technology he created, Henry Pym is able to reduce himself to the size of an ant and communicate with insects, especially ants, and maintain his regular sized strength and durability when shrinking.
 * Janet van Dyne/Wasp: Hank Pym's girlfriend and partner. She is of Asian descent. She proves her dedication to the team, and remains a member in the long run. Genetically altered by Hank, she gained the power to shrink to insect size, grow wings for flight, and fire bio-electric energy "stings". She's a combination of her Earth-616 and Avengers: EMH counterparts.


 * Additional members
 * Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow (real name Natalia Alianovna Romanova): A former KGB spy and assassin known as "the most dangerous woman in Europe", now a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent. She joins the Avengers to make amends for her betrayal. She's the only Avenger that Hulk can trust with the ability to kill him if he should go rogue. She's a combination of the Earth-616, MCU, Avengers: EMH, Marvel Anime, and 2010s Marvel Animated Universe versions.
 * Jennifer "Jen" Walter/She-Hulk
 * Clinton Francis "Clint" Barton/Hawkeye: A criminal-turned-hero and master archer working as an agent for SHIELD. He's a combination of his Earth-616, MCU, Avengers: EMH, and 2010s Marvel Animated Universe counterparts.
 * Barbara "Bobbi" Morse/Mockingbird: One of the most capable S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. She wields twin staves in battle.
 * James Buchanan "Bucky" Barnes/Winter Soldier: Steve Roger's teenage friend, who became his sidekick during the war. He was assumed to be deceased sometime before the war ended, but he actually survived, but lost his left arm. Brainwashed and armed with a new cybernetic limb, he eventually became a HYDRA operative known as the Winter Soldier. Over the next decades, he would assassinate everyone who posed a threat to HYDRA, spending time between missions in a cryogenic state. Upon confronting Captain America, he started remembering who he really was.
 * Lt. Colonel James Rupert "Rhodey" Rhodes/War Machine/Iron Patriot: Best friend of Tony Stark due to being the liaison between Stark Industries and the military in the Department of Acquisitions, he wears a heavily-armed battlesuit similar to the Iron Man armor.
 * Samuel Thomas "Sam" Wilson/Falcon: A pararescueman trained by the military in aerial combat using a specially designed wing pack. He's a combination of his Earth-616, The Super Hero Squad Show, MCU, and 2010s Marvel Animated Universe counterparts.
 * Redwing: A red falcon Sam bought in Rio, and has a strong bond with.
 * Pietro Maximoff/Quicksilver: Twin brother of Wanda Maximoff, son of Magneto. Older than his sister by 12 minutes. He has the ability to move at supersonic speeds and other physical features. He's a combination of his Earth-616, X-Men: Evolution, Wolverine and the X-Men, X-Men movie, and MCU counterparts.
 * Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch: Twin sister of Pietro Maximoff, daughter of Magneto. She has various telekenetic and energy manipulating abilities. She's a combination of her Earth-616, Wolverine and the X-Men, and MCU counterparts.
 * "Victor Shade"/Vision: A "synthezoid" programmed by the evil A.I. Ultron to destroy the Avengers. But was reprogrammed by the combined geniuses of Tony Stark and Bruce Banner and imparted with the ability to fly, project intense engery beams and change the density of his form, the Vision has proved himself a worthy hero, aiding the Avengers in their struggle against Ultron. He's a combination of his Earth-616 and Avengers: EMH counterparts.
 * T'Challa Udaku/Black Panther: The current king of Wakanda. He assumes the role of the Black Panther from his father as the protector of his tribe.
 * Carol Susan Jane Danvers/Ms. Marvel/Captain Marvel: A U.S. Air Force officer who optain cosmic powers from Kree superhero Captain Mar-Vell.
 * Greer Grant Nelson/Tigra
 * Doreen Green/Squirrel Girl: A mutant girl who can communicate with squirrels. She's best friends with Pixie of the X-Men.
 * Monkey Joe
 * Tippy-Toe

X-Men
The X-Men are based at the Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters.


 * Founders
 * Professor Charles Francis Xavier/Professor X: The world's most powerful telepath and a world-famous lecturer for pacifism and mutant emancipation. He's the founder and headmaster of the Xavier Institute for Higher Learning. He's a combination of his Earth-616, 90s X-Men cartoon, and Movie counterparts.
 * Scott "Slim" Summers/Cyclops: The field leader of the team. He was Xavier's first recruit. He can fire optic energy beams from his eyes. He's a combination of his Earth-616, 90s X-Men cartoon, and X-Men: Evolution counterparts.
 * Jean Grey-Summers/Marvel Girl/Phoenix: The fifth member of the team. Though Xavier actually first met her before the others. She's a responsible but extroverted young woman. She's a combination of her Earth-616, 90s X-Men cartoon, X-Men: Evolution, Iron Man: Armored Adventures, and Wolverine and the X-Men counterparts.
 * Dr. Henry Philip "Hank" McCoy/Beast: The fourth member of the team and a scientist. Hank is born with a vast intellect, unusually long arms and legs, and unusually large hands and feet for a human. He tried to make a substance that would cure his mutation but instead it only made it worse, turning him into a "blue ape". He's a combination of his Earth-616 and 90s X-Men cartoon counterparts.
 * Robert Louis "Bobby" Drake/Iceman: The second and youngest member of the team. He's a combination of his Earth-616, X-Men: Evolution, Ultimate Marvel, Movie, and Wolverine and the X-Men counterparts.
 * Warren Kenneth Worthington III/Angel: The third member of the team. He originally was a costumed hero called the "Avenging Angel" before joining the X-Men, though he proved to be an inexperienced and reluctant fighter. He's a combination of his Earth-616 and X-Men: Evolution counterparts.


 * Additional members


 * James "Logan" Howlett/Wolverine: A mutant Canadian loner who has no memory of who he is, apart from his dog tags marked "Wolverine". Possesses an indestructible adamantium skeleton. He can instantly heal himself and recover.
 * Ororo Munroe/Storm: A Kenyan mutant and former priestess who teaches at the X-Mansion. She has the ability to control the elements of nature.
 * Remy Etnne LeBeau/Gambit: A Cajun ex-thief. He has a habit of talking in the third person. He has an on-and-off relationship with Rogue. He's a combination of his Earth-616, 90s X-Men cartoon, and Movie counterparts.
 * Anna Marie Carlyle/Rogue: Formerly a member of the Brotherhood of Mutants, she joins the X-Men after gaining Ms. Marvel's powers. She's a combination of her Earth-616, 90s X-Men cartoon, and Wolverine and the X-Men counterparts.
 * Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler
 * Piotr Nikolaievitch "Peter" Rasputin/Colossus
 * Katherine Anne "Kitty" Pryde/Shadowcat: An upbeat and cheerful valley girl and a straight A student. She has the ability to phase through solid objects, which she manifested when she was 14. She's a combination of her Earth-616, X-Men: Evolution, and Wolverine and the X-Men counterparts.
 * Jubilation Lee/Jubilee: A mutant Chinese-American mall rat. She lived with kind foster parents before moving into the Xavier Institute. She's a fan of Dazzler. She often hangs out with Kitty at the mall. She's a combination of her Earth-616 and 90s X-Men cartoon counterparts, with a bit of Movie Rogue added to the mix.
 * Elizabeth "Betsy" Braddock/Psylocke: The twin sister of Brian Braddock (aka Captain Britain).
 * Emmeline Grace "Emma" Frost/Diamondheart: Originally the White Queen of the Hellfire Club, now an X-Men. She's a strong and powerful mutant telepath and empath, with the ability to shift into a solid, hardened diamond form. She developed romantic feelings for Cyclops. She's a combination of the Earth-616, Ultimate Marvel, and Wolverine and the X-Men versions.
 * James Arthur "Jamie" Madrox/Multiple: An extremely clumsy boy, who's frequent pratfalls often triggering his powers. He's the youngest of the team after Kitty, being the age of 12. He also has a crush on Kitty. Based on the version from X-Men: Evolution.
 * Alison "Ali" Blaire/Dazzler: A popular singer.
 * Kevin Sydney/Morph: A mutant with the ability to shape shift, and a close friend of Wolverine who claimed only Morph could make him laugh. Based on his 90s X-Men cartoon counterpart.
 * Megan "Meg" Gwynn/Pixie: A mutant girl resembling a fairy. She likes being barefoot, though she often wears sandals. She's best friends with Squirrel Girl. She's a combination of her Earth-616, Ultimate Marvel, and Wolverine and the X-Men counterparts.
 * Victor "Vic" Borkowski/Anole: A homosexual boy with reptilian mutation. He looks up to Northstar of Alpha Flight, another gay mutant.
 * Ray Carter/Berzerker: A young, laid-back mutant who's displeased with his life with the Morlocks, so he decides to join the X-Men. Callisto hasn't forgiven him for "abandoning" them. Based on the version from X-Men: Evolution.
 * Amara Aquilla/Magma


 * Others
 * Dr. Moira Kinross MacTaggert: A CIA agent turned geneticist who befriended Charles Xavier and Erik Lehnsherr.
 * Lockheed: Shadowcat's alien dragon friend who was exiled on Earth.

Fantastic Four
The Fantastic Four are four humans who received their powers after being exposed to a cosmic storm.


 * Reed Richards/Mister Fantastic
 * Susan "Sue" Storms Richards/Invisible Woman
 * Jonathan Lowell Spencer "Johnny" Storm/Human Torch
 * Benjamin Jacob "Ben" Grimm/Thing


 * Others
 * Franklin Benjamin Richards: Reed and Sue's son.
 * Roberta: The robot receptionist for the Fantastic Four in the Baxter Building. Her appearances is that of a young blue-eyed blonde woman with glasses in a business suit.
 * H.E.R.B.I.E. (Humanoid Experimental Robotic B-Type Integrated Electronics): A cheery supercomputer that monitors Reed's lab and the entirety of the security system for the Baxter Building. He has small, hovering helper robots as extensions of his computer core. He also acts as a nanny and a "big brother" friend to Reed and Sue's son Franklin. He can be high-strung and even neurotic at times, but he is also capable of level-headed thought and quick action in an emergency.

Guardians of the Galaxy
The Guardians of the Galaxy are a team of misfits from space who joined together as a team.


 * Peter Jason Quill/Star-Lord: The half-human, half-alien leader of the Guardians. The son of human woman Meredith Quill and Spartax Prince J'Son, which lead to the death of his mother when his Missouri home was attacked by Badoon aliens. He was abducted from Earth and raised by space pirates called the Ravagers. Taking the Element Gun left behind by his father, he became an outlaw, and later formed the Guardians. He's a combination of his Earth-616, Avengers: EMH, MCU, and 2010s Marvel Animated Universe counterparts.
 * Gamora Zen Whoberi Ben Titan: A Zehoberei orphan from an alien world who was adopted by Thanos and trained to be his personal assassin. She now seeks redemption for her past crimes. She's a combination of her Earth-616/7528, MCU and 2010s Marvel Animated Universe counterparts.
 * Arthur Douglas/Drax the Destroyer: A warrior in search of vengeance against Ronan the Accuser for killing his wife and daughter. He's a combination of his Earth-616, MCU, and 2010s Marvel Animated Universe counterparts.
 * Rocket Raccoon: A genetically engineered raccoon who is a bounty hunter and mercenary, as well as a master of weapons and battle tactics. The Nova Corps refer to him as Subject 89P13. He's a combination of his Earth-616, Avengers: EMH, MCU, and 2010s Marvel Animated Universe counterparts.
 * Groot: A tree-like humanoid who is the accomplice of Rocket. Known for only saying "I am Groot". He's a combination of his Earth-616, Avengers: EMH, MCU, and 2010s Marvel Animated Universe counterparts.

Nova Empire
The Nova Empire is an intergalactic hegomony that maintains a strict but benevolently personified rule over a good portion of the galaxy. It is ruled by the people of the planet Xandar, other known races that inhabit its government are the Krylorians and the Rainers.


 * Xandarian Worldmind: A sentient supercomputer, whose data is entirely comprised of the experiences, histories, and personalities of deceased members of the Nova Corps as well as the general populace of Xandar. It is tasked with preserving itself (as it is one of the most knowledgable supercomputers in the universe) and acting as the custodian of the Nova Force.

Nova Corps
The Nova Corps are the military/police force of the planet Xandar, and the military wing of the Nova Empire.


 * Nova Prime Irani Rael: A Rigellian who was secretly recruited by the Xandarian Worldmind, and rose through its ranks becoming the leader.
 * Corpsman Rhomann Dey: A mentor and predecessor of Richard Rider, who becomes the superhero Nova. Once arrested Star-Lord for petty theft.
 * Denarian Garthan Saal/Supernova: Commander of Nova Corps' fighter fleet. He became the recipient of almost the entire Nova Corps' powers.

Big Hero 6
Big Hero 6 are a team of young superheroes.


 * Hiro Takachiho: A 14-year-old Japanese-American robotics prodigy. He's a combination of the Earth-616 version and Hiro Hamada.
 * Baymax: A robot built by Hiro's late-brother Tadashi as a medical assistant.
 * Wasabi: A smart, slightly neurotic, heavily built African-American neat-freak and an expert on laser cutting at San Fransokyo Institute of Technology. Based on the Big Hero 6 animated movie version.
 * Aiko Miyazaki/Honey Lemon: A quirky Latina chemistry enthusiast at the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology. Based on the Big Hero 6 animated movie version.
 * Ethel Leiko Tanaka/Go-Go Tomago: A tough, athletic, non-talkative adrenaline Japanese-born Korean junkie who is developing electromagnetic wheel axles at the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology. Based on the Big Hero 6 animated movie version.
 * Frederick "Fred" Lieber/Fredzilla: A laid-back superhero/comic book American fan who also plays the mascot at San Fransokyo Institute of Technology. He's the son of a superhero (father) and S.H.I.E.L.D. agent (mother). He is of Ainu descent. Based on the Big Hero 6 animated movie version.

Inhumans
The Inhumans are a race of superhumans.


 * Inhuman Royal Family:
 * Blackagar Boltagon/Black Bolt: Leader of the Inhumans. His signature power is his voice, as his electron-harnessing ability is linked to the speech center of his brain.
 * Medusalith Amaquelin Boltagon/Medusa: Queen of the Inhumans and wife of Black Bolt. Because Black Bolt cannot speak without using his sonic scream, she speaks for him. She has prehensile hair.
 * Crystalia Amaquelin/Crystal: Medusa's younger sister. She can manipulate the four elements.
 * Gorgon: Cousin of Medusa and Black Bolt. He has bull-like legs in place of his actual legs that can create intense shockwaves that would be equal to an earthquake.
 * Karnak: Cousin of Black Bolt. He is also a priest and philosopher and chose not to expose himself to the Terrigen Mists. But he does have the ability to sense an opponent's weak points and is good at martial arts.
 * Triton: Karnak's fish-like brother.
 * Lockjaw: A dog-like being with teleportation powers. He serves as a transporter for the Royal Family.
 * Council of Elders: A group of higher-ranking Inhumans that can speak directly to the Royal Family.
 * Yat-Sen: An Inhuman who prepares young potential Inhumans for Terrigenesis.
 * Lincoln Campbell: An Inhuman who can electrically charge anything.


 * Defectors
 * Maximus Boltagon: Also known as Maximus the Mad, he is the younger brother of Black Bolt and tries to overthrow him from time to time. Maximus has the ability of mind-control.
 * Jennifer Kim Johnson/Jiaying: Skye's mother and the wife of Cal, an Inhuman prostitute that never ages as she has the power to revitalize herself by sucking the life from others.
 * Gordon: An eyeless Inhuman with abilities such as teleportation and force field generation of reflective blue energy.
 * Alisha: An Inhuman who has the ability to create multiple clones of herself.

Stark Industries
Stark Industries is a company who worked with the military, owned by Tony Stark.


 * Howard Stark: Tony's father, he worked on various government projects dating back to World War II, and was one of the founders of SHIELD.
 * Maria Stark (née Collins Carbonell/Cerra): Tony's mother. She was one of many dancing girls Stark hired in his many presentations.
 * Edwin Jarvis: Howard Stark's personal butler, and later served Tony. Formerly served in the British Army. Met his wife, Anna, while in Budapest, Hungary.
 * Virginia Patricia "Pepper" Potts: Tony Stark's secretary/personal aide, and is virtually the only real friend he has at the company.
 * Harold "Happy" Hogan: Tony Stark's former bodyguard and chauffer, now head of security.
 * H.O.M.E.R. (Heuristically Operative Matrix Emulation Rostrum)
 * J.A.R.V.I.S. (Just A Rather Very Intelligent System): He's named after the Avengers' longtime butler Edwin Jarvis.
 * H.E.L.E.N. (Highly Elevated Logistic Experimental Network)
 * Iron Legion: The Iron Legion is formed by Tony Stark's armor suits being controlled by J.A.R.V.I.S. and led by Tony himself.

Roxxon Oil Corporation

 * Huge Jones: President of the Roxxon Oil Corporation who was once friends with Howard Stark.

Asgardians
The Asgardians are the inhabitants of Asgard. They are a race of human-like beings possessing a highly advanced form of technology resembling magic and sorcery, which their entire civilization is built up by. They are ruled by Odin, and seek to keep the peace between the Nine Realms of Yggdrasil. They are a brave and a powerful warrior race whose passion for adventure is their religion, but their isolationist society condemns them willingly to only the Nine Realms, making appearances from the Asgardians beyond Yggdrasil quite rare. Like the Vikings of Earth/Midgard, they believe that the only way to gain access into Valhalla (heaven) is to die in a glorious battle.


 * Bor: Former ruler of Asgard, Bor was Odin's father and Thor's grandfather.
 * Odin Borson: Current ruler of Asgard, Odin is the father of Thor and adoptive father of Loki.
 * Frigga: Wife of Odin, queen of Asgard, stepmother of Thor, and adoptive mother of Loki.
 * Heimdall: The all-seeing, all-hearing Asgardian sentry of the Bifrost Bridge.
 * Tyr
 * Eir: Asgardian physician.
 * Sif
 * Warriors Three: A group of three Asgardian adventurers who are among Thor's closest comrades.
 * Fandral the Dashing: Known to be an irrepressible swashbuckler and romantic.
 * Volstagg the Valiant: Known for his appetite and wide girth.
 * Hogun the Grim: A native of Vanaheim, Hogun is identified by his grim demeanor.
 * Destroyer: The Destroyer is a giant semi-autonomous being. It obeys the direct command of the King of Asgard. Its main function is to protect Odin's chamber of relics.
 * Lorelei

Yashida Zaibatsu
Yashida Zaibatsu is a technology development company that was formed at some point after World War II by Mariko Yashida's grandfather Ichirō Yashida.


 * Mariko Yashida
 * Yukio: A young mutant who can foresee the deaths of people, and was adopted by the Yashida family as a companion for Mariko when she was a little girl.
 * Black Clan


 * Former Members
 * Shingen Yashida: The father of Mariko Yashida.

Celestials
The Celestials are beings of energy encased in armor composed of vibranium, a metal with properties that prevent their dissipation. They are the creators of the legendary Black Monolith.


 * Eson the Searcher: A Celestial tasked with "seeking". It is presumed he's the grandfather of Star-Lord.

Culver University

 * Dr. Erik Selvig: A brilliant Professor of Theoretical Astrophysics.
 * Jane Foster: An astrophysicist who also had some nurse training. She was one of the few people that was convinced Thor really was the thunder god. She has a heroic personality, which is why Thor felt so amazed by her.
 * Darcy Lewis: A political science student and Jane's assistant.
 * Ian Boothby: An intern and Darcy's boyfriend.
 * Dr. Donald J. Blake: Thor's human host, a brilliant physician and Jane's ex-boyfriend.

Krei Tech Industries

 * Alistair Krei: A pioneering entrepreneur.

Others

 * Elizabeth "Betty" Ross: Bruce's girlfriend/co-researcher, and the estranged daughter of General "Thunderbolt" Ross.
 * Richard Milhouse "Rick" Jones: A teenage orphan boy who becomes a faithful sidekick of the Hulk, after feeling responsible for Bruce's condition. He has blond hair and blue eyes, and wears a cowboy hat. He loves to listen to country music. He drives a motorcycle, and can also ride horses. He's a combination of the Earth-616, Marvel Action Hour, and Iron Man: Armored Adventures.
 * Marlo Chandler: Rick Jone's crush.
 * Dr. Leonard "Leo" Samson
 * Dr. Stephen Vincent "Steve" Strange: A brilliant and arrogant neurosurgeon that suffered a horrific car accident which injured his hands. He began a journey that led him to Yao the Ancient One, as well as the discovery of magic and alternate dimensions.
 * Wong: The servant of Dr. Strange, formerly of the Ancient One. He stems from a family of monks living in Kamar-Taj. Wong wields mystically-enhanced twin swords. He's a combination of his Earth-616, 90s Spider-Man cartoon, and Doctor Strange: The Sorcerer Supreme animated movie counterparts.
 * Clea: Dr. Strange's disciple and lover (later wife).
 * Yao the Ancient One: The previous Sorcerer Supreme and former master of Dr. Strange and Baron Karl Mordo. Upon his mortal death, the Ancient One transcended into the spiritual plane, his soul now becoming a minor cosmic entity, occasionally coming to the aid of his former disciple Dr. Strange and can summoned for guidance. He's a combination of his Earth-616 and Doctor Strange: The Sorcerer Supreme animated movie counterpart.
 * Peter Benjamin Parker/Spider-Man: A high school student who gained spider-like abilities. Learning from his uncle with great powers comes great responsibilties, he used his powers to become the wise-cracking crimefighter.
 * Uncle Benjamin "Ben" Parker
 * Aunt May Parker (née Reilly)
 * Emily Osborn
 * Harold Theopolis "Harry" Osborn: Son of Norman Osborn and Peter Parker's best friend.
 * Bernard Houseman: The Osborn family butler.
 * Mary Jane Watson: Peter Parker's girlfriend. Called "MJ" by her friends, one of the most popular girls in high school and seemingly always in a good mood. Despite her sunny exterior, MJ has many insecurities that even her closest friends are unaware of. She's a combination of the Earth-616, Spider-Man: TAS, Spider-Man: TNAS, Ultimate Marvel, Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane and Spectacular Spider-Man versions.
 * Anna Watson: Mary Jane's paternal aunt and an old friend of Aunt May. She's often suspicious with Peter's long absences and unreliability. She's a combination of the Earth-616 and Spider-Man: TAS versions.
 * George Stacy: Captain of the NYPD.
 * Helen Stacy: A successful lawyer.
 * Philip Stacy
 * Howard Stacy
 * Simon Stacy
 * Gwendolyne Maxine "Gwen" Stacy: A transfer student who became MJ's best friend. Gwen quickly becomes attached to Peter and starts dating him, becoming Mary Jane's rival for his affections. She's a combination of the Earth-616, Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane, and Amazing Spider-Man movie versions.
 * Debra Whitman: An intelligent and shy girl who is one of Peter Parker's best friends. She's a combination of the Earth-616 and Spider-Man: TAS versions, with Spectacular Spider-Man Gwen Stacy added to the mix.
 * Eugene Frederick "Flash" Thompson: A football player in high school and Liz's boyfriend. He has a tendency to bully the timid Peter Parker.
 * Clifford Kenneth "King Kong" McFarlane-Harlan: Best friend of Flash Thompson, and on the high school football team. He is of Asian descent. He crushed the spider that bit Peter. He eventually figured out Peter is Spider-Man, this knowledge and Peter's heroism inspired him to be a better person. He's a combination of the Ultimate Marvel and Spectacular Spider-Man versions.
 * Randolph "Randy" Robertson: He is on the Midtown High School football team with Flash Thompson. Based on the version from The Spectacular Spider-Man.
 * Elizabeth "Liz" Allan: One of the most popular girls in high school. She's a combination the Earth-616 version and Spider-Man: TAS Felicia Hardy, and some resemblance to the Spectacular Spider-Man Sally Avril.
 * Sally Avril: A cheerleader and Liz's ditzy and feisty best friend. She is Hispanic. Sally tends to be very bossy and self-centered, which puts a strain on her relationships with Randy and Liz. She also has a phobia of mutants (in particular) and super-powered beings (in general), and she worries she might become one. She's a combination of her Chapter One and Spectacular Spider-Man counterparts, Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane Liz Allan, and some resemblance to the Spectacular Spider-Man Liz Allan.
 * Gloria "Glory" Grant: Kenny Kong's on-and-off girlfriend. Based on the Spectacular Spider-Man version.
 * Carlie Cooper: A bespectacled girl who is in Peter's Science Club. She and Debra are best friends. She's a combination of her Earth-616 counterpart and the 2002 Spider-Man novelization version of Liz Allan.
 * Felicia Hardy/Black Cat: A teenager who transfers to the same high school attended by Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson. She's also a thief, carrying the tradition of her father, the world-renowned cat-burglar Walter Hardy. Felicia is considered "bad luck" due to her violent past and confrontational personality. She flirts with Flash, but has stronger feelings for Spider-Man. She always challenges Sally to a fight. She's a combination of the Earth-616, Ultimate Marvel, Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane and Spectacular Spider-Man versions, with a bit of Ultimate Marvel Gwen Stacy added to the mix.
 * Angelica Jones/Firestar: She's a combination of the Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends and Earth-616 versions.
 * Ms. Lion: Angelica's pet dog. Aunt May often takes care of her.
 * Jean DeWolff: Police detective.
 * Terri Lee: Police lieutenant and DeWolff's partner.
 * J. Jonah Jameson: Publisher of the Daily Bugle, who views Spider-Man as a menace.
 * Joseph "Robbie" Robertson: Randy's father and editor of the Daily Bugle.
 * Elizabeth "Betty" Brant: J. Jonah Jameson's loyal secretary.
 * Dr. Nicholas Bromwell: A physician. Amongst his patients were May Parker and Peter Parker. He and Aunt May started dating. He's a combination of his Earth-616 counterpart and Ultimate Marvel Miles Warren.
 * Cassandra Webb/Madame Web: A blind, psychic, paraplegic mutant that acts as a cryptic adviser to Spider-Man, offering him strange clues and riddles that would ultimately help him. She's a combination of the Earth-616, Ultimate Marvel, and Spider-Man: TAS versions.
 * Taryn Fujioka: A young Japanese-American woman and Jean Grey's best friend since high school. She was one of the "popular" students. She had a little crush on Scott Summers. She eventually learns Jean and Scott are mutants, and remain friends with Jean. She's in a relationship with Paul. Based on the character from X-Men: Evolution.
 * Paul Haits: Scott Summers' best friend from high school. He eventually learns Scott is a mutant, and remains friends with him. He's in a relationship with Taryn. Based on the character from X-Men: Evolution.
 * Matthew Michael "Matt" Murdock/Daredevil: A young man blinded as a boy but gifted with extraordinary senses, Matt dedicates his life to fight injustice in New York City as a lawyer by day, and as a superhero known as Daredevil by night. He's a combination of the Earth-616, Spider-Man: TAS, Ultimate Marvel, and Movie versions.
 * Franklin "Foggy" Nelson: Matt Murdock's best friend and business partner, sharing with him the Nelson & Murdock law firm.
 * Karen Page: The secretary at Matt Murdock's and Foggy Nelson's law firm.
 * Father William Everett: A priest that Matt Murdock confided in about his Daredevil persona, which he doesn't approve of, nor is he particularly fond of the costume. Based on the character from the movie Daredevil.
 * Luke Cage/Power Man
 * Daniel Thomas "Danny" Rand-K'ai/Iron Fist
 * William "Willie" Lumpkin: The Fantastic Four's mailman.
 * Courtney "Cory" Bonner-Davis: The Fantastic Four's fussy British landlady. She always complains about the Four. Based on the character from Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes, with some traits from Ms. Lavina Forbes from the 90's Fantastic Four cartoon.
 * Foo-Foo: Cory's dog. He doesn't like the Thing.
 * Alicia Masters: A blind sculptor and the Thing's romantic interest.
 * Norrin Radd/Silver Surfer: Originally a young astronomer from the planet Zenn-La, he agrees to become Galactus' herald in return for the safety of his homeworld and the woman he loved. He's a combination of his Earth-616, Ultimate Marvel (Silver Searcher) and Movie counterparts.
 * Impossible Man: A shape-shifting alien from the planet Poppup. He would come to Earth to start some trouble for the heroes, especially the Fantastic Four.
 * Aunt Cass Hamada: Hiro and Tadashi's aunt and guardian.
 * Tadashi Takachiho: Hiro's late older brother, a student at the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology, and the creator of Baymax.
 * Jonathan "Johnny" Blaze/Ghost Rider: A stunt motorcyclist who, in order to save the life of his father Barton, agreed to give his soul to "Satan" (revealed to be an arch-demon named Mephisto). He's a combination of his Earth-616 and Movie counterparts.
 * Eric Brooks/Blade: A dhampir vampire hunter. Known to the vampire underworld as "The Daywalker". He's a combination of the Earth-616, Spider-Man: TAS and Movie versions.
 * Abraham Whistler: A vampire hunter who took on a young Blade and trained him in martial arts and as a vampire hunter. His wife and two daughters were killed by a vampire. He's a combination of the Spider-Man: TAS and Movie versions.
 * Howard the Duck: An anthropomorphic duck from an alternate universe called Duckworld. He refuses to wear pants, and doesn't care if a certain animation company sues him.
 * Beverly Switzler: Howard's human girlfriend and a former model.
 * Namor McKenzie/Sub-Mariner: Ruler of Atlantis. Son of human sea captain Leonard McKenzie and Atlantean princess Fen.
 * Lady Dorma: Namor's wife. Despite her appearance as a demurely elegant aristocrat, she can be a fierce warrior-woman when the need rises. She dislikes Sue Storm.
 * Kevin Reginald Plunder/Ka-Zar the Savage: Lord of the Savage Land.
 * Shanna O'Hara/Shanna the She-Devil: Ka-Zar's wife.
 * Matthew Kyle Andrew Plunder: Son of Ka-Zar and Shanna.
 * Zabu: Ka-Zar's companion and the last living sabertooth tiger.

HYDRA
HYDRA is a terrorist-military organization bent on world domination that was founded shortly after the rise of Nazism in Germany as the scientific branch of the Nazi Schnutzstaffel.


 * World War II Era Members
 * Johann Schmidt/Red Skull: The founder and first leader of HYDRA. A brilliant scientist in his own right, he fought his way through the ranks of Nazi elite to become a confidant of Adolf Hitler himself. However, his ambition to become the superior man led him to test the Super Soldier Serum on himself which transformed him into the horrifying Red Skull. He's a combination of his Earth-616, Avengers:EMH and MCU counterparts.
 * Dr. Arnim Zola: A German biochemist who took his role in making "master race" soldiers to serve as Adolf Hitler's bodyguards. After the war, he was diagnosed with a terminal illness in 1977 so he transferred his consciousness into a stronger, android body. It allows bipedal movement and projected an image of his original face on a screen located on its chest.
 * Heinz Kruger: A spy sent to kill Abraham Erskine.
 * Vincent Beckers: A scientist.


 * Modern-Day Members
 * Baron Wolfgang von Strucker: The current leader of HYDRA.
 * Reinhardt/Daniel Whitehall/Kraken
 * Alexander Goodwin Pierce
 * Ophelia Sarkissian/Viper/Madame Hydra: One of the highest ranking members. She is respected and feared as a ruthless fighter.
 * Keniuchio Harada/Silver Samurai
 * Jasper Sitwell
 * Brock Rumlow/Crossbones
 * Julien Beckers
 * Grant Ward: A Hydra agent who poses as a S.H.I.E.L.D. black ops specialist.

Hellfire Club
The Hellfire Club is an exclusive secret society that worships the Phoenix Force.


 * Sebastian Hiram Shaw: The leader of the Hellfire Club. He's also the owner of Symstemized Cybernetics Lab.
 * Dr. Shinobi Shaw: Son of Sebastian Shaw.
 * Emmeline Grace "Emma" Frost/White Queen: see X-Men
 * Jason Wyngarde/Mastermind: A mutant with the psionic ability to generate complex telepathic illusions at will that cause his victims to see whatever he wishes them to see. Formerly a member of the Brotherood, he's now part of the Inner Circle. He's a combination of his Earth-616 and 90s X-Men cartoon counterparts.

Brotherhood of Mutants

 * Founders
 * Erik Magnus Lehnsherr/Magneto
 * Mortimer "Mort" Toynbee/Toad: A British-American young mutant with superhuman leaping ability, agility, toxic saliva, prehensile tongue and wall-scaling abilities. A snarky punk who is always eager to please his master Magneto. He has a rivalry with Nightcrawler, and one point became good friends with Cyclops. He's a combination of his Earth-616, Movie, X-Men: Evolution, and Wolverine and the X-Men counterparts.
 * Pietro Maximoff/Quicksilver: see Avengers
 * Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch: see Avengers
 * Jason Wyngarde/Mastermind: see Hellfire Club


 * Additional members
 * Raven Darkholme/Mystique: A mutant with the ability to shapeshift. Rogue's foster mother and Nightcrawler's biological "father".
 * Victor Creed/Sabretooth: Logan's half-brother, and an ex-fellow soldier.
 * John Allerdyce/Pyro
 * Cain Marko/Juggernaut
 * Frederick J. "Fred" Dukes/Blob
 * Dominikos Ioannis Petrakis/Avalanche
 * Irene Alder/Destiny: A mutant precognitive able to accurately predict future events. She's Mystique's best friend and lover, and Nightcrawler's mother. She helped took care of Rogue before she joined the X-Men. She's a combination of her Earth-616 and X-Men: Evolution counterparts.

Morlocks
The Morlocks are a group of mutants that are unable to integrate into normal society. They live in a network of abandoned, interconnected tunnels beneath Manhattan, which had originally been built as Cold War bomb shelters and then forgotten. They're named after the subterranean race from H.G. Wells' novel The Time Machine.


 * Callisto: The leader of the Morlocks. She loses that post in a duel with Storm in order to save Angel from being her mate. Though Storm leaves the group in her care as her representative, and the two eventually form an uneasy alliance. She was born in the Dominican Republic and emigrated to Washington Heights New York as an infant where she honed her skills as a fighter and tracker.
 * Annalee
 * Ape
 * Caliban
 * Erg
 * Glowworm
 * Masque
 * Mole
 * Mark Hallett/Sunder
 * Tar Baby
 * Tommy
 * Jimmy Dorian/Leech
 * Ray Carter/Berzerker: see X-Men
 * Torpid: Based on the character from X-Men: Evolution.

Weapon X
Originally known as Team X, the Weapon X program is a clandestine government genetic research facility project headed by Colonel William Stryker. It was at the Alkali Lake Weapon X facility where Wolverine's skeleton bonded with adamantium.


 * Colonel William Stryker Sr., M.D.: The leader of the anti-mutant conspiracy within the U.S. Government. He is under a belief that he is destined to eradicate "mutant threats" and that he has been ordained by God to do so, a trait he passed on to his son. He's a combination of the Ultimate Marvel version and movie version of William Stryker Jr..
 * Professor Andre Thorton (real name Truett Hudson): The man who lead the scientists that grafted Adamantium onto the bones of Wolverine, Sabretooth, and the others to create Canada's own super-soldiers. He later had his hand cut off by Wolverine. He's a combination of his Earth-616 and 90s X-Men cartoon counterpart.
 * Sgt. Peter Lyman: Stryker's second-in-command who leads his special forces detachment. Based on the character from X2: X-Men United.
 * David North/Christoph "Christopher" Nord/Maverick/Agent Zero: Colonel Stryker's second-in-command and a superhumanly accurate sniper/assassin. He's Asian-German. He's a combination of the Earth-616 and Movie versions.
 * Jason Stryker/Mutant 143: Son of William Stryker Jr. and grandson of William Stryker Sr.. A mutant with the ability to create illusions in the minds of others. He was lobotomized by his grandfather when he used his powers to torture his parents, causing his mother to commit suicide. He's a combination of his Earth-616 and Movie counterparts.


 * Former members
 * John Wraith/Kestrel
 * Kayla Silverfox
 * Wade Winston Wilson/Deadpool: see Other Villains

Ten Rings
The Ten Rings is a terrorist group led by the Mandarin.


 * Xin Zhang/Mandarin: The public leader of the terrorist cell bent on world domination known for his magical rings. He is a descendant of an ancient vicious Chinese dynasty that claimed to have relations to Genghis Khan. He's a combination of the Earth-616 and Marvel Action Hour versions, with Trevor Slattery's portrayal added to the mix.
 * Wong-Chu: A self-styled warlord and devoted follower of the Mandarin. He's half-Vietnamese, half-Afgahni. He led a group of terrorists that abducted Tony Stark. He killed scientist Ho Yinsen. He himself was killed by the Mandarin for allowing Tony Stark to escape. He's a combination of the Earth-616 and The Invincible Iron Man versions, and Raza.
 * Dennis Kellard: A British arms dealer and an uncompromising philanderer.
 * Ara Tanzerian: An arms broker who dominated a village in Cali, Colombia.
 * Zakim Karzai: An Afghani terrorist.
 * Aftaab Lemar: An Afghani terrorist.
 * Karim Mahwash Najeeb
 * Abu Bakar
 * Ahmed
 * Omar


 * Prometheus International
 * Taki
 * June
 * Li

Hulkbusters
The Hulkbusters are a unit of the United States Armed Forces under General Ross's command to capture and defeat the Hulk.


 * General Thaddeus E. "Thunderbolt" Ross: During his career, Ross was in charge of the military project called the Bio-Tech Force Enhancement Project, which aimed to recreate the Super Soldier Serum. However, the experiment led to an accident which transformed Bruce Banner into the Hulk.
 * Brigadier General Glenn M. Talbot: The right hand man of General Ross. He has a romantic interest in Betty Ross, but she constantly rejects him because he does not do a good job of hiding his disdain for either Bruce Banner or the Hulk. Though he's loyal to General Ross, he often has more common sense in comparison. He's a combination of the Earth-616, 90s Hulk cartoon, and MCU versions.

Masters of Evil

 * Emil Blonsky/Abomination: see Other Villains
 * Ivan Antonovich Vanko/Whiplash
 * Carl "Crusher" Creel/Absorbing Man
 * Franklin Hall/Graviton
 * Georges Batroc the Leaper
 * Donald "Donnie" Gill/Blizzard
 * Marcus Daniels/Blackout
 * Paul Pierre Duval/Grey Gargoyle
 * Hypnotia: A female metahuman. She has the ability to fascinate anybody and hold them to her will, even females. Dreadknight and Whiplash constantly compete for her affections, but she's seems to be attracted to Tony Stark. Based on the character from the 90's Iron Man cartoon, with a bit of DC Comic's Godiva from Superman/Batman "With a Vengeance!" story arc in the mix.
 * David Cannon/Whirlwind

Hammer Industries
Hammer Industries is run by Justin Hammer, Tony Stark's business rival.


 * Justin Hammer, Sr.: The CEO of Hammer Industries. He's rivals with Norman Osborn and Oscorp's main competitor. Based on the Earth-616, Marvel Action Hour, and the Ultimate Marvel versions.
 * Justin Hammer, Jr.: The son of Justin Sr., born in the south of the US. A rival to Tony Stark. Based on the MCU version.

Jotuns
The Jotuns, also known as the Frost Giants, are the inhabitants of Jotunheim.


 * Laufey: King of the Frost Giants, and Loki's father.
 * Loki Laufeyson: Son of Laufey, step-brother/arch enemy of Thor.

Kree Empire
The Kree are a scientifically and technologically advanced militaristic race of blue-skinned aliens from the planet Hala. They are in an eternal war with the Skrulls.


 * Supreme Intelligence: The leader of the Kree Empire, also known by the honorific title Supremor. An organic computer it is composed of the brains of the greatest Kree minds (namely the Kree's thinkers, generals, philosophers, scientists and so on), removed upon their deaths and assimilated by the computer, adding their knowledge and experience to its own.
 * Ronan the Accuser: A radical member of the Kree Empire, Ronan is a ferocious genocidal militarist.
 * Korath the Pursuer: A mercenary who worked for Thanos.

Skrull Empire

 * Kl'rt/Super-Skrull

A.I.M.
A.I.M. (short for Advanced Idea Mechanics) is the organization of brilliant scientists dedicated to the acquisition of power and the overthrow of all world governments by technological means.


 * George Tarleton/MODOK (Mechanized Organism Designed Only for Konquest): Former A.I.M. scientist and current leader under the rank of Scientist Supreme. He was mutated by former leader George Clinton and driven insane by energies from the Cosmic Cube. He's a combination of his Earth-616, Marvel Action Hour, 2010s Marvel Animated Universe, and the Iron Man 3 video game counterparts, with a bit of MCU Aldrich Killian (pre-cured).
 * Ellen Brandt: A war veteran who becomes an assassin after her exposure to Extremis.

Dark Elves
The Dark Elves hail from the world Svartalfheim.


 * Malekith the Accursed: The cruel leader of the Dark Elves.
 * Algrim the Strong/Kurse: Lieutenant of the Dark Elf leader Malekith.

Oscorp
Oscorp is a multinational corporation founded and owned by its CEO, Norman Osborn. Developed the Oz serum and the spiders who gave Peter Parker spider-powers. Its main competitors are Hammer Industries and Quest Aerospace.


 * Norman Osborn/Green Goblin: A corrupt industrialist and scientist who is trying to perfect the Super Soldier drug for S.H.I.E.L.D., an obsession that leads to the neglect of his wife and son Harry Osborn.
 * Mendel Stromm: Norman's college professor and business partner, co-founded Oscorp.
 * Ms. Brooke: Norman's personal assistant.
 * Donald Menken: The Vice President and a high-ranking board member of Oscorp.
 * Henry Balkan: An executive who sat on the Board of Directors. He led the way for the rest of the Board of Directors chose to accept a buyout offer from Quest Aerospace. He was one of the directors killed by the Green Goblin.
 * Maximillian Fargas: An industrial executive who sits on the Board of Directors. He was one of the directors killed by the Green Goblin.
 * Gustav Fiers: A mysterious man in the shadows with ties to Oscorp and the Parkers.

Sinister Six
The Sinister Six are a group of villains who share a hatred for Spider-Man.


 * Dr. Otto Gunther Octavius/Dr. Octopus (leader)
 * Aleksei Mikhailovich Sytsevich/Rhino
 * Adrian Toomes/Vulture
 * Sergei Nikolaevich Kravinoff/Kraven the Hunter
 * Quentin Beck/Mysterio
 * Maxwell "Max" Dillon/Electro

Trask Industries

 * Bolivar Trask: The architect for the U.S. Government 'Sentinel Initiative', a response to Magneto's terrorist attacks.
 * Sentinels: Massive mecha built to hunt down and kill mutants on the streets.

Marauders

 * Nathaniel Essex/Mister Sinister: The leader of the Marauders and a servant of Apocalypse. He is a scientist who experimented on himself during the Victorian era and made himself the man he is, and spends his immortality manipulating the mutant genome from the shadows in an attempt to create "the Perfect Mutant". He is obsessed with Cyclops and Jean Grey's genetics, claiming to have watched them all their lives. He sees little value in Xavier's dream for co-existence or Magneto's preparations for war, instead believing that the goal should be pushing mutants to the next stage of their mutations. He is responsible for reviving Morph and intended to use him to destroy the X-Men. He briefly collaborated with the Nazis during WWII, where he experimented on Erik in a Nazi concentration camp and murdered the boy's mother. He also had involvement in the Weapon X Project. He is a former friend of James Xavier, ancestor of Professor X; and Jean Grey is one of his descendants. He's a combination of the Earth-616 and 90's cartoon versions, with a bit of Movie Sebastian Shaw added to the mix.
 * Vertigo: A Savage Land mutate with the power to render a person severely dizzy and even unconscious.

Other Villains

 * Thanos: An Eternal from the Saturn moon of Titan. A worshipper of the female personification of death, Mistress Death. He's the ruler of a vast empire consisting of thousands of worlds.
 * The Other: A mysterious being that acts as an envoy for his master Thanos. Dies when Ronan the Accuser snaps his neck. Based on the MCU character.
 * Nebula: A Luphomoid assassin and alleged granddaughter of Thanos.
 * Chitauri: An offshoot race of the Skrulls. Though the Skrulls disclaim any relations with them. The Chitauri further evolved into different sub races, including a powerful, technologically-advanced race of extraterrestrial cyborg-like creatures who serve Thanos.
 * Leviathans: Colossal beasts used as weapons and troop transports during the invasion of Earth by the Chitauri.
 * En Sabah Nur/Apocalypse: Born 5,000 years ago in Aqaba, he is the first living being on Earth to possess the mutant X-gene. He's a combination of the Earth-616 and 90s cartoon versions.
 * Horsemen of Apocalypse
 * Death
 * Famine
 * Pestilence
 * War
 * Senator Robert Edward Kelly
 * Wade Winston "Wadey" Wilson/Deadpool: A disfigured and mentally unstable mercenary, also known as the "Merc with the Mouth". As dangerous as he is, he tends to annoy both his employers and his enemies for talking too much. He's a combination of the Hulk vs. Wolverine and Ultimate Spider-Man versions.
 * Yuriko "Yuri" Oyama/Lady Deathstrike: The daughter of Japanese crime lord and scientist Lord Dark Wind (Kenji Oyama). She once had a relationship with Wolverine. Now she has an obsession of killing him, in a twisted way of righting the wrong of the theft of her father's theories and to restore her family's honor. She received extensive cybernetic enhancements including adamantium bones and talons, which would allow her to have her revenge. She becomes a mercenary and joins the Reavers.
 * Reverend William Stryker, Jr.: Son of Colonel William Stryker Sr. and father of Jason Stryker. A religious man who is convinced that Satan has a plot to destroy humankind by corrupting prenatal souls, the result of this corruption being mutants. He becomes the leader of the Purifiers, an anti-mutant coalition wearing almost Crusader-esque type outfits. He comes to see the birth of his mutant son as a sign from God, directing him to his true calling: ensuring the eradication of all mutant, a trait passed on from his father. He's a combination of the Earth-616 and Ultimate Marvel versions.
 * Obadiah Stane/Iron Monger: The CEO of Stane International, and was a friend and business partner to Howard Stark.
 * Fin Fang Foom: One of the Makluan dragon elementals who came to Earth centuries ago. He often partners with the Mandarin, due to possessing the ten rings.
 * Whitney Frost/Madame Masque (born Giuletta Nefaria): A young debutante/socialite and former lover of Tony Stark, now one of the highest ranks in the Maggia crime family, former clients of Stark Industries. During a fight with Iron Man, her face was scarred and hides it behind a golden mask. She's based on her Earth-616 counterpart, with a bit of MCU Agent 33 added to the mix.
 * Dr. Samuel Sterns/Leader: A British ex-professor who got thrown out of the university after testing his "British Enhancile Program" on himself, gaining psychic and mental abilities, which also gives him green skin and enlarged his cranium. Abandoning his true human name, Sterns instead began to refer to himself as the Leader. He planned on creating an army from Gamma Radiation to help him take over the world using a special "Gamma Orb".
 * Yuri Topolov/Gargoyle: A Soviet scientist who became the first foe of the Hulk. An atomic accident caused by working with radiation mutated him into a grotesque, large-headed dwarf of extremely high intelligence. He allies with the Leader in order to find a cure for his mutation. He develops a creepy attraction to the She-Hulk.
 * Emil Blonsky/Abomination: A Russian-born English soldier who wanted to relive his glory days and volunteered to go through an experiment by Thunderbolt Ross (acting under the orders of his superiors). He was injected with a sample of the Super Soldier Serum to combat against the Hulk. Soon after, he rampage the city until he was stopped by the Hulk the first time.
 * Dr. Brian David Banner/The Father: The abusive father of Bruce Banner, and a genetic researcher who worked under General Ross in hopes of recreating the Super Soldier Serum. As much as he hated Bruce, he believes the Hulk as his "true son".
 * William Talbot: Glenn Talbot's younger brother and a colleague of Betty Ross. A former military officer-turned-bio-science executive at a company that is also a politically powerful Defense Department contractor. Based on the 2003 Hulk version of Glenn Talbot.
 * Dr. Curtis "Curt" Connors/Lizard
 * Herman Schultz/Shocker
 * Dmitri Smerdyakov/Chameleon
 * MacDonald "Mac" Gargan/Scorpion
 * William Baker/Flint Marko/Sandman
 * Edward "Eddie" Brock, Jr./Venom: Peter Parker's childhood friend turned rival at the Daily Bugle. Brock encounters an alien Symbiote, and bonds with it to become Venom. After learning that Parker is Spider-Man, he seeks revenge against Spider-Man for ruining his life.
 * Taneleer Tivan/Collector: One of the Elders of the Universe.
 * Carina
 * Known items in Tivan's collection are:
 * Aether
 * Chitauri
 * Coccoon
 * Cosmo
 * Dark Elf
 * Frost
 * Giant Buttefly
 * Howard the Duck
 * Rainer
 * Slugs
 * NASA's Advanced Crew Escape Suit
 * Tentacles
 * Scraplet
 * Changeling
 * Cobra-Lavian
 * Dr. Viktor von Damme/Doctor Doom: Former science colleague of Reed Richards, now billionaire entrepreneur and CEO of Von Damme Industries. He also had feelings for Susan Storm. He funded Richards' space exploration to a strange cosmic dust cloud, which caused the ship to crash and caused the scarring of von Damme's face. Adopting a metal mask and a green cloak to hide his scars and his transformation, he calls himself Doctor Doom. He blames Richards for the accident, losing his money and company, and for "stealing" Susan from him. He returned to Latveria, and in six months turned the country around. He is revered by the citizens, who refer to him as "the good doctor".
 * Doombots: Doctor Doom's robotic replicas.
 * Monks of Doom: A 600-year-old order of Tiben monks that serve as his servants. They trained him in the mystical arts and created his armor.
 * Ultron: Originally a group of robots designed by Hank Pym to be expendable super soldiers. They are rejected because of Pym's poor personal performance, so he reprogrammed them to be his servants. One unit (identified as Ultron-5) developed an independent mind and emotions, and its first shocking ultimatum upon gaining consciousness was to declare the human race its enemy. Seeting out to exterminate all life on the planet, the unstable and emotional Ultron seeks to upgrade its mechanical body to an ultimate, unstoppable form. With an army of robotic drones and the ability to enter and corrupt any computer network, Ultron will stop at nothing to see humanity wiped out. He's a combination of his Earth-616, Heroes Reborn, Avengers: EMH, 2010s Marvel Animated Universe, and MCU counterparts.
 * Ultron Sentries: A series of identical drones that serve as his personal army. They're a combination of the Earth-616 Ultrons, Marvel Age Power Pack Ultron Robots, and MCU Ultron Sentries.
 * Harvey Rupert Elder/Mole Man
 * Wilson Fisk/Kingpin: The head of New York corporate crime, a ruthless murderer and notorious for bribing his way out of any prosecution. His portly physique betrays his immense strength and mastery of hand-to-hand combat. He's also armed with a cane that shoots a laser beam from its tip.
 * Vanessa Fisk (née Marianna): The wife of the Kingpin. She loved him deeply, but sometimes disagrees with his criminal ways.
 * Mr. Rose: The Kingpin's counsellor. Based on the Ultimate Marvel character.
 * Dennis "Spike" Carradine: The burglar who shot Ben Parker. He was formerly the leader of a street gang called the "Skull", and once in the employ of the Kingpin.
 * Calvin Zabo/Mister Hyde: Born Calvin L. Johnson, he is Quake's human father and husband to Inhuman Jiaying. Developed a formula (inspired by his favorite book The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde) giving him above average strength, it gave him an erratic personality and sever issues controlling his emotions, particularly anger.
 * Raina
 * Professor Robert Callaghan/Yokai: Formerly the head of a robotics program at San Fransokyo Institute of Technology.
 * Mephistopheles: Known as Mephisto, a demon who rules his own infernal dimension. He is responsible for turning Johnny Blaze into the Ghost Rider and imprisons the soul of Doctor Doom's mother Cynthia von Damme. He's the Devil of my Marvel universe.
 * Ulysses Klaue/Ulysses Klaw: A black market arms dealer, operating from a scrapyard on the coast of Africa.

Heroes of Tomorrow

 * Next Avengers aka A-Next: Many of these are children of the original Avengers and other heroes.
 * Steven "Stevie" Rogers, Jr./Crusader: Son of Steve Rogers and Sharon Carter. Based on the character from What If? #38, with a bit of James Rogers from Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow added to the mix.
 * Torunn Thorsdóttir: Daughter of Thor Odinson and Sif. Based on her Next Avengers: HOT counterpart.
 * Henry Pym, Jr./Yellowjacket: Son of Henry Pym and Janet van Dyne. Based on his Next Avengers: HOT counterpart.
 * Azari T'Chaka/Panther: Son of T'Challa and Ororo Munroe. Based on his Next Avengers: HOT counterpart.
 * Francis Barton/Hawkeye Kid: Son of Clint Barton and Barbara Morse. Based on his Next Avengers: HOT counterpart.
 * Mainframe: An android designed by Tony Stark, patterned after his Iron Man armor. Based on the MC2 character.
 * Samantha Wilson/Falcon II: Daughter of Sam Wilson, the first Falcon. Based on this character.
 * Rachel Anne "Ray" Summers/Hound: Daughter of Scott Summers and Jean Grey-Summers. She inherited her mother's vast telepathic and telekinetic talents.
 * May "Mayday" Parker/Spider-Girl: Daughter of Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson-Parker, who named her after her father's Aunt May. Based on the MC2 character.
 * Princess Namorita: Daughter of Namor and Lady Dorma.
 * Regina and Rosetta Morgan/Ladyhawk: Twin sisters and daughters of crimelord Boss Morgan. They decide to use their skills fight crime. Each chose one identity so no one would suspect Ladyhawk is two people, and to keep anyone from suspecting either twin is a superheroine. Based on these characters.
 * Stephen Strange, Jr.: Son of Dr. Strange and Clea. He's mostly a 'new-age guru'. He has bemoaned his lack of knowledge in things mystical and usually, just barely saves the day with one last desperate, untried spell. He's based on the Ultimate Marvel character, with a bit of Future X-Men Wiccan in the mix.


 * Others
 * Nichole "Nicky" Rogers: Stevie Rogers's little sister. A gender-flip version of the character from What If? #38.
 * Sh'ri and T'Channa: Azari's older twin sisters. Sh'ri is based on this character.
 * K'Shamba: Azari's brother.
 * T'Wari Azari's younger brother. Based on this character.
 * M'Tolla: Azari's betrothed. Based on this character.
 * Trudy Creel/Chokehold: Daughter of Absorbing Man and Titania (Mary MacPherran). Based on this character.

Quotes
Loki: I said... KNEEL!!!

Captain America: Avengers, assemble!

Hulk: Hulk... SMASH!!!

Hulk: Hulk follow Rick.

Rick Jones: I was hopin' yah say that.

Hypnotia: Give in to the enchantment, Wasp. Come be my little pet.

Wasp: (under her spell) Hypnotia...

Ant-Man: Fight it off, Janet! You're better than that watch!

Carlie Cooper: (seeing Peter approach her bus seat) Don't even think about it.

Green Goblin: Out, am I?!

Henry Balkan: Norman?

(Goblin throws a pumpkin bomb at the Board of Directors, killing them)

Wolverine: You always liked pushing people smaller than you, Creed. Well I'm smaller, try pushing me!

Eddie Brock: He did it to me again! (shouts to Spider-Man) I'll get even with you! I'll get even with you if it's the last thing I do!

Jean Grey: (emerging from the water) I am fire! And life incarnate! Now and forever -- I... am... PHOENIX!