Agents of S.W.O.R.D.

Agents of S.W.O.R.D. is a Disney+ original series which forms several entries in the Marvel Cinematic Universe - MAX Phase and Max Phase 2. A spiritual continuation of the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. it focuses on a new cast of characters along with some familiar faces, acting as the sort of connective tissue Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. never had the chance to. The series consists of six 8-episode seasons.

Synopsis (Season 1 - "Nidavellir")[]

Fourth entry in MAX Phase 1. When S.W.O.R.D. agents Abigail Brand and Daisy Johnson's ship, the Zephyr, is destroyed in a seeming space pirate attack while out on a mission, they are saved by the oddball "W" aboard his reclaimed Ravager ship, the Queen of Hearts. With the help of Nick Fury, Brand puts together a brand new team to find out who attacked them, a mystery that will unveil millenia of hidden Asgardian history.

Synopsis (Season 2 - "Ciel Bleu")[]

Fifth entry in Max Phase 1. Upon saving a mysterious young girl named Jiwe from a group of hostile Inhumans, Brand's team becomes hunted by a terrorist group who call themselves "The Wayward Girls." Despite S.W.O.R.D.'s resources, and even the intervention of a few Avengers, the Wayward Girls prove to be exceptional opponents. Add to that the return of Wanda Maximoff, with the Darkhold becoming a variable once again. Meanwhile, A.G. Mott and his companion Fei arrive, claiming to be "interdimensional adventurers."

Synopsis (Season 3 - "The Grindhouse")[]

Thirteenth entry in MAX Phase 1. Trevor Fitzroy, a mysterious adversary with a powerful grudge, declares war on all of S.W.O.R.D., and he wants only one thing: Daisy Johnson's head. As he attacks, S.W.O.R.D. headquarters becomes enveloped in an impenetrable energy bubble, with everyone inside experiencing a time loop where they are killed by Fitzroy over and over - with only Daisy and Flint having memories of the time loops.

Synopsis (Season 4 - "Strange Times")[]

Fifth entry in MAX Phase 2. After Dr. Stephen Strange himself was attacked by apparent S.W.O.R.D. agents, he approaches Nick Fury to get to the root of it. The only problem: Fury, the most paranoid man on Earth, doesn't recognize most of the attackers, while the other was a kill he himself had confirmed. Abigail Brand however believes the attackers may be connected to another "pocket anomaly" similar to the ones Strange and the Midnight Sons dealt with.

Synopsis (Season 5 - "Two More Heads")[]

The source of the pocket anomalies has been found: Earth-464, a hellscape where HYDRA rules supreme and the heroes have all either joined them or died by their hand. Due to Galactus's breach, HYDRA has discovered a way to traverse the multiverse and have set their signs on complete dominance. Nick Fury, befitting his paranoia, never counted HYDRA to be completely down for the count, and springs his many plans into motion to destroy them for good. Everywhere and everywhen.

Synopsis (Season 6 - "Steve Rogers")[]

THE FINAL SEASON. The Red Skull has been killed by the Secret Avengers, his top lieutenants dead, and his moon base has been decimated - and yet, HYDRA still lives, seemingly even stronger than before. In order to stop the threat of HYDRA, their "Supreme Leader" must be taken down at all costs. Unfortunately, his face is one most will recognize to their horror: Steve Rogers. The final battle begins here.

Cast and Characters[]

Main Cast[]

Florence Faivre as Abigail Brand (first appearance)
A S.W.O.R.D. captain and former mission commander of the Zephyr, she is an Inhuman who was recruited by the former S.H.I.E.L.D. before its restructuring. Following the fall of the Zephyr, she, along with Daisy and W, put together a new team to find out who attacked them.
Faivre previously portrayed the villain Sinara in the fifth season of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Chloe Bennet as Daisy Johnson / Quake (Seasons 1-3; special guest season 6)
A former S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, now working for S.W.O.R.D., she is a powerful Inhuman with the ability to induce vibrations. She and Brand put together a new team along with W aboard the Queen of Hearts.
Tom Hopper as W / Waylon Smith / Wayland The Smith (first appearance)
A human who was raised in Asgard, and eventually Nidavellir, W is recognized as one of the greatest weaponsmiths in the universe. Nowadays, however, he is simply content in lounging aboard his reclaimed Ravager ship, the Queen of Hearts. After he rescues Abigail and Daisy, he joins their team and lends them his ship. Has an "unusual" connection to Hela, the Goddess of Death.
Clark Gregg as Phil Coulson
A former S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, now working for S.W.O.R.D., the "real" Coulson actually died some time ago, but his old team placed his memories and consciousness inside of an L.M.D. body. An old friend and mentor of Daisy's, he is chosen to be a part of their new team.
Raymond Cruz as Fabian Cortez (first appearance) (seasons 1-4; recurring season 5)
A former cyber-terrorist whose skills were coveted by S.W.O.R.D., Fabian himself also wanted a sense of atonement for his past life. As an agent, he is a jack-of-all-trades but specializes in tactics. Due to his versatility, he is sought by Brand to join her team.
Coy Stewart as Flint
A young Inhuman hailing from a post-apocalyptic future, he has the power to control rocks and minerals. After S.H.I.E.L.D. was reorganized and absorbed into S.W.O.R.D., he was made an official agent. Daisy and Phil sought him out to join Brand's team.

Recurring Cast[]

Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury (seasons 1-6)
The famous former director of S.H.I.E.L.D., now the director of S.W.O.R.D. following the arrest of Tyler Hayward.
Ming Na-Wen as Melinda May (seasons 1-6)
A former S.H.I.E.L.D. agent and all-around complete badass, she now works as a training instructor for S.W.O.R.D.
Teyonah Parris as Monica Rambeau / Spectrum (seasons 1-6)
A S.W.O.R.D. captain and superhero with impressive light-based powers.
Kat Dennings as Darcy Lewis (season 1-6)
An astrophysicist and contractor for S.W.O.R.D.
Stellan Skarsgård as Erik Selvig (season 1-6)
A theoretical physicist and contractor for S.W.O.R.D.
Enver Gjokaj as Daniel Sousa (seasons 1-3)
A former SSR Agent whisked to the future, now working for S.W.O.R.D. He is Daisy's boyfriend and former mission commander for the Zephyr before its destruction.
Henry Simmons as Alphonso "Mack" MacKenzie (seasons 1-3)
A former agent-turned-director of S.H.I.E.L.D., he now commands a fleet of S.W.O.R.D. helicarriers.
Patton Oswalt as The Koenig Brothers (seasons 1-6)
A rather large family of completely identical siblings, all former S.H.I.E.L.D. agents now working directly under Nick Fury for S.W.O.R.D.
Derek Theler as A.G. Mott (first appearance) (seasons 2-3)
A "dashing interdimensional adventurer" and a former Master of the Mystic Arts from another Earth. He frequently helps S.W.O.R.D. out with mystical and supernatural threats, but hides a deep secret.
Celia Au as Fei (first appearance) (seasons 2-3)
The mute, barefooted constant companion of A.G. Mott's and an unparalleled martial arts master. She develops a friendship with Melinda May, but like Mott, keeps secrets S.W.O.R.D. isn't fond of.
Celia Au previously portrayed Mary in Iron Fist.
Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock / Daredevil (seasons 2-3; guest seasons 5-6)
A vigilante known as the Devil of Hell's Kitchen, he becomes involved with S.W.O.R.D. as his old enemy, Dex, resurfaces.
Marsai Martin as Jiwe (first appearance) (seasons 1-2)
A young girl who speaks in an Igbo dialect. She has a deep connection to the Darkhold, and is wanted by the Wayward Girls.

Guest Cast (Season 1)[]

Cate Blanchett as Hela
The Asgardian Goddess of Death, and Odin's firstborn. She survived her encounter with Surtur, but with Asgard destroyed, finds her powers waning. In order to reclaim them, she's specifically hunting for W.
Peter Dinklage as Eitri
The lord of the dwarves and master of Nidavellir. He is something of a father-figure to W, having taught him their ways of blacksmithing.
Owen Wilson as Mobius M. Mobius
A middle-manager at the Time Variance Authority (TVA), Hela's sudden reappearance has him work together with S.W.O.R.D. to stop her.
Sean Gunn as Kraglin Obfonteri
A Ravager captain and Yondu Udonta's successor. He sold W his ship, the Queen of Hearts, and frequently contracts him for work too dangerous for his own crew.
Anthony Hopkins as Odin
The former ruler and king of Asgard. He appears in flashbacks.

Guest Cast (Season 2)[]

Jon Hamm as Lyle Getz / The Scientist Supreme (first appearance)
The head of A.I.M., secretly the leader of the Wayward Girls, and Benjamin Poindexter's benefactor. Getz seeks out the young girl Jiwe so she may lead him to "the Scribe", the one responsible for writing the original Darkhold.
Luke Roberts as Doppelganger (first appearance)
The "face" of the Wayward Girls and their supposed leader. Doppelganger is a superhumanly strong swordsman with the uncanny ability to "respawn" a new body as soon as he's killed, making him effectively immortal.
Summer Glau as Ms. Conspiracy (first appearance)
The "techie" and hacker of the Wayward Girls. Despite her skill, she is completely deranged and murders on a whim.
Hakeem Kae-Kazim as Blasting-Cap-Man (first appearance)
The Wayward Girls' resident demolitions expert. He is calmer than the rest of his group, but prone to sudden acts of violence.
Dylan Minnette as Donnie Gill / Blizzard
A former S.H.I.E.L.D. agent who gained ice-based powers, and was subsequently brainwashed by HYDRA. He has somehow survived his last encounter with S.H.I.E.L.D. and has joined the Wayward Girls as a hitman.
Brett Dalton as Whisper (first appearance)
An Inhuman with the power to plant suggestions, ideas, and visions into the minds of others. He bears an uncanny resemblance to Grant Ward, one of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s greatest foes, but claims to know nothing of him.
Wilson Bethel as Benjamin "Dex" Poindexter / Bullseye
An enhanced psychopath who can make any random object a deadly projectile. He is a deadly foe as a member of the Wayward Girls.
Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff / Scarlet Witch
An Avenger and sorceress capable of immensely powerful chaos magic. Her ownership of the Darkhold comes to a forefront as the Wayward Girls make their move.
Gabriel Luna as Robbie Reyes / Ghost Rider
The current vessel for the Spirit of Vengeance, and an old ally of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s. Both Robbie and the Spirit have a vested interest in ridding the world of the Darkhold.
Florence Pugh as Yelena Belova / Black Widow
A reformed assassin who does the odd job for Nick Fury, and the current Black Widow. When the Wayward Girls prove too much for S.W.O.R.D., Belova is brought in to deal with them.
Benedict Wong as Wong
A Master of the Mystic Arts and friend of Stephen Strange.

Guest Cast (Season 3)[]

John Cena as Trevor Fitzroy (first appearance)
A brutish, monster of a man who bears an insatiable grudge against Daisy Johnson. He somehow places S.W.O.R.D. headquarters into a time loop, all in an effort to torment Daisy.
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau and Anthony Hopkins as Odin Borson
The King of Asgard, and future father of Hela and Thor. Nikolaj Coster-Waldau portrays a young Odin in flashbacks, while Anthony Hopkins plays the older Odin.
Atandwa Kani as Black Panther (first appearance)
The first ever Black Panther, and eventual founder of Wakanda. He shares a history with Odin Borson.
Atandwa Kani previously portrayed King T'Chaka in Black Panther.
Dolph Lundgren as Starbrand (first appearance) (voice role)
An enormous brute of unknown origin, he has fought alongside the young Odin Borson.
Tom Welling as Lakhmu / Ghost Rider (first appearance)
A retired, old Babylonian soldier who became the first vessel for the Spirit of Vengeance. Riding atop a war elephant, he fought alongside Odin Borson.
Sophie Turner as Firehair (first appearance)
A young woman who was exiled from her people due to the color of her hair, she unwittingly became the host of an immense cosmic power. She has fought at Odin's side, but bears a much deeper connection to him than first thought.

Guest Cast (Season 4)[]

Benedict Cumberbatch as Dr. Stephen Strange
The Sorcerer Supreme of Kamar Taj and leader of the team known as the Midnight Sons. He confronts Fury after he is attacked by S.W.O.R.D. agents, but the truth, as always, is stranger than one expects.
Jon Bernthal as Frank Castle / The Punisher
A brutal vigilante who has joined Strange's team. He has some history with Nick Fury.
Louisa Connolly-Burnham as Elsa Bloodstone
A skilled slayer of the supernatural and Strange's ally.
Peter Stormare as Richard Keres / Bravo (first appearance)
A Basque terrorist whom Nick Fury personally assassinated during his early S.H.I.E.L.D. days. Richard has inexplicably returned, with him and his men wearing S.W.O.R.D. uniforms, but the truth behind them is far more sinister.
Emily Beecham as Cassandra Romulus (first appearance)
An agent working alongside Richard. She sees herself as his babysitter and reports to a "higher authority."
Hannah New as Elisa Sinclair (first appearance)
Richard's benefactor. A powerful and dangerous adversary.

Guest Cast (Season 5)[]

Benedict Cumberbatch as Dr. Stephen Strange
The Sorcerer Supreme who discovered the initial pocket anomalies. He finds himself in unfamiliar territory against human adversaries more evil than any eldritch abomination he has faced.
Thomas Kretschmann as Wolfgang von Strucker (first appearance)
HYDRA's head scientist and one of the heads of their council. He leads the forces of HYDRA into the Prime Earth.
Henry Goodman as Dr. List (first appearance)
Strucker's right-hand man.
Hannah New as Elisa Sinclair (first appearance)
A deadly agent of HYDRA.
Mallory Jansen as Ophelia Sarkissian / Viper / Madame Hydra
A member of the HYDRA council, commonly referred to as "Madame Hydra." A powerful mutant who can secrete various poisons from her body, she specializes in espionage and has informants everywhere.
Iain De Caestecker as Leopold Fitz / The Doctor (first appearance)
Ophelia's right-hand man and HYDRA's top "medical specialist". Completely remorseless and utterly ruthless, he values only his own scientific curiosity.
Daniel Brühl as Baron Helmut Zemo
A former Sokovian baron and colonel. Nick Fury arranges for his release from the Raft on the condition he aid S.W.O.R.D. in their battle against HYDRA - their one common enemy.
Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes / The Winter Soldier (first appearance)
A super-soldier and former HYDRA assassin who overcame his brainwashing. He is brought on under the pretense of ensuring Zemo behaves himself, but finds his combat skills are much needed as well.
Emily Beecham as Cassandra Romulus (first appearance)
A senior HYDRA agent.

Guest Cast (Season 6)[]

Chris Evans as Steve Rogers / Supreme Leader (first appearance)
The cruel and ruthless supreme leader of HYDRA. While the circumstances of how Rogers of Earth-464 became the leader of HYDRA are unknown, the simple fact is that this man couldn't be farther from Captain America that everyone knows.
Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson / Captain America (first appearance)
The current bearer of the mantle of Captain America. Broken that his old friend and mentor is the leader of HYDRA - or a version of him anyway, he is lost and desperate for answers.
Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes / The Winter Soldier
A super-soldier and former HYDRA assassin who overcame his brainwashing. He finds himself going back to his old, colder days upon the discovery that his mortal enemy wears his best friend's face.
Iain De Caestecker as Leopold Fitz / The Doctor
HYDRA's top "medical specialist", he now answers to Rogers with Ophelia and the Red Skull gone. The word "evil" tends to undersell this man.
Daniel Brühl as Baron Helmut Zemo
A former Sokovian baron and colonel. He successfully infiltrated Earth-464, and brought home the news of who HYDRA's supreme leader is.
Emily Beecham as Cassandra Romulus
Rogers' top operative and field agent. She has been given an experimental super-soldier serum that, in addition to giving her all of its usual benefits, replicates Wade Wilson's healing factor to an extent.

Season 1 Episodes[]

No.	Title
1	"Interstellar Stranding"
SWORD captain Abigail Brand suddenly wakes up in the wreckage of her ship, the Zephyr, nearly decimated, and stranded in space - with life support quickly running out. As she attempts to piece together her memory of the incident, she finds a badly injured Daisy Johnson and Daniel Sousa as the only survivors. Just as their air is about to diminish completely, an apparent Ravager ship appears.
2	"W"
The pilot - and captain of the Ravager ship introduces himself as "intergalactic adventurer" W. He claims they are lucky to be alive for having come face-to-face with "death herself", and pledges to return Brand and her team to Earth. Elsewhere, the Asgardian goddess Hela, long thought dead and looking haggard, stares at her broken helm and orders her servants to work faster in constructing a makeshift Bifrost.
3	"Queen of Hearts"
Nick Fury begins assembling a team to look into the disappearance of the Zephyr, when suddenly, W's ship, the Queen of Hearts arrives with its survivors. W explains that they had a run-in with the Asgardian goddess of death, Hela. Fury contemplates calling in Thor, but W presses the issues that involving Thor or New Asgard is the last thing they should do. In flashbacks, W is shown purchasing the Queen of Hearts from Kraglin Obfonteri, as a means of escaping his past.
4	"Mobius' Trip"
TVA agent Mobius begins into looking how Hela survived her apparent demise during Ragnarok. As he shuffles through her history, he discovers that during Asgard's Age of Conquest, against Odin's wishes, she rescued a human child. Meanwhile on Earth, W manages to convince Nick Fury to join SWORD as a space explorer, volunteering his own ship for their expeditions. Brand resumes her duty as captain and mission commander, and joining the team are the young Inhuman Flint, Daisy, her friend and mentor Phil Coulson, Fury's "science guy" Fabian Cortez, and Monica Rambeau, also known as the superhero Spectrum. Unknown to the rest, Fury - naturally - does not trust W, and tasks Monica with spying on him.
5	"Wayland the Smith"
Mobius's investigation continues. He learns that the child Hela rescued was saved with her own blood. Odin forbids the child from living on Asgard, so Hela takes him to Nidavellir, to have a life as a smith under the tutelage of Eitri, now under the name Wayland. This was the turning point in the fracturing relationship between Hela and her father. On Earth, at W's insistence the Queen takes off for Nidavellir, while Monica relays all information back to Fury.
6	"Blood Debt"
Mobius discovers that it was Eitri who rescued Hela from Ragnarok, out of gratitude for sparing him from Odin's wrath for taking in Wayland and training him. He also learns that Hela can restore much of her power by sacrificing Wayland and draining him of his blood. Upon this discovery, he quickly tempads his way into Nidavellir. Out in space, the team is accosted by pirates - unaffiliated with Ravagers - where both Brand and Flint display their abilities; the ability to generate green flames, and the power to control rocks, respectively. However, Monica's orders to spy on W are revealed.
7	"The Land's End"
Mobius arrives just in time for Hela's arrival. She demands Eitri to repair her helmet, but he refuses - she begins executing the dwarven smiths one by one. Out of desperation, Mobius uses his tempad to sneak aboard the Queen of Hearts, and without the team noticing him, he inputs a shortcut to Nidavellir into the ship's jump drive. During an argument with Monica, W loses his temper and accidentally smashes one of Daisy's personal belongings - a terrigen crystal. Before she can explain why she brought it with her, a cocoon begins to form around W.
8	"An Inhuman-Asgardian-Space-Man"
The Queen very nearly crashes into Nidavellir, violently releasing W from his cocoon. Despite W being throughly discombobulated, the team engages with Hela. Even though she is not at her full strength, she begins to overpower the team before W discovers his own Inhuman power: The ability to summon necroswords much like her. After a tough battle, the team triumphs and kill Hela for good. After the battle, W admits that he used the team solely so he can get to Hela, to try and talk her down from her madness, and clarifies the only reason why the Zephyr was damaged by Hela was solely because W was there at the time, and she was trying to get him. Brand extends her arm for him to officially join SWORD, and he accepts, now going by the name Waylon Smith. Mobius leaves for the TVA, flabbergasted, quipping that he never wants anything to do with Asgardians again. Upon his return, he is notified - and exhausted - of a Loki variant who has been killing the Minute Men. In a post-credits scene, a Koenig informs Fury that a certain former SHIELD agent has resurfaced, and for the first time in his life, Fury appears genuinely terrified of the news.

Season 2 Episodes[]

No.	Title
9	"Blue Sky"
In 1987, SHIELD agent A.G. Mott is sent by Peggy Carter to investigate a string of murders in Miami. He confirms to her that it is no doubt the work of "the book." In present-day, a young girl is being chased in Johannesburg by armed men when she is rescued by Abigail. The girl speaks a strange language that Abigail's translator cannot make sense of, so she takes her to their nearby SWORD compound. As the team tries their best to welcome her, a seemingly un-aged Mott appears before Fury. Despite the two being cordial and friendly, Fury is notably on edge. As they continue their talk, a silent, barefooted women enters the compound and effortlessly begins dispatching agents, including Abigail and Daisy as she makes her way toward Coulson and the girl. As soon as Fury receives word of the attack, he pulls a gun on Mott and reveals Stephen Strange had been with them - hidden - the whole time as his backup.
10	"A Scientist Supreme"
Fury and Strange confront Mott. He admits that the woman - Fei - is his companion, and they came to retrieve the girl; kill her if necessary, to prevent the "Scientist" from getting his hands on her. He explains that she is a living embodiment of the dreaded Darkhold - containing all of the knowledge in her subconscious, with none of the curses of risks. He aims to prevent this Scientist from obtaining a limitless version of the Darkhold, and has been trying to stop him for decades. Elsewhere, the Scientist - Lyle Getz - finishes healing Benjamin Poindexter, aka Bullseye, as he is approached by a man calling himself Doppelganger.
11	"The Living Book"
Mott reveals that Fury never would have been able to stop him: In addition to Fei, he also brought with him Wanda Maximoff, Robbie Reyes and Matt Murdock to help him retrieve the girl, but hoped Fury would listen. He has spent entire lifetimes exploring the multiverse, and has occasionally done work for SHIELD in the past. By getting the girl through a "nexus portal" that Getz cannot reach, he'll be able to protect her - however, the closest portal is in the middle the Sahara. As the team begins their preparations, Daisy begins having disturbing hallucinations of her old nemesis Grant Ward. Elsewhere, Getz assembles the "Wayward Girls", a highly dangerous team of contract killers: Doppelganger, a seemingly undying Asgardian; a deranged woman known as Ms. Conspiracy; a cold explosives expert, Blasting-Cap-Man; former SHIELD savant and enhanced human with freezing abilities, Donnie Gill; Benjamin Poindexter, aka Bullseye; and an Inhuman named Whisper, who bears an uncanny resemblance to Grant Ward.
12	"Fury Road"
Brand's team begins their ride towards the portal in a massive armored big rig truck. As they trek across the desert, the team is attacked on all sides by the Wayward Girls. The truck is directly assaulted by a fleet of drones operated by Ms. Conspiracy, while the trailer is attacked from behind in a highly armed and advanced buggy driven by Whisper and Doppelganger. Daisy and W defend the truck from the drones, while Mott and Robbie drive out of the trailer in the Hell Charger, and engage in an epic vehicular duel against the buggy, with Mott revealing that he is also a powerful Master of the Mystic Arts. As the battle rages, Daisy's mind becomes increasingly unfocused until she makes a grave mistake.
13	"Hell Broken Loose"
Having become distracted from Whisper's strange telepathic powers, Daisy accidentally toppled the truck and veered the Hell Charger off-course. As the team desperately try to battle against the mighty Doppelganger, who can seemingly, instantly, "respawn" after death, Wanda Maximoff appears and turns the tide of the battle. However, in the chaos, Matt Murdock seemingly appears and kidnaps the Jiwe, the Darkhold child. As he runs into a mysteriously conjured portal, the girl lets out a scream that causes everyone on the battlefield to black out.
14	"The Right Thing To Do"
Murdock exits the portal and appears in the middle of a forest with the girl, with Mott waiting for him. Mott eases his deep guilt over what he had to do, and explains that Brand's ragtag team never stood a chance: The Wayward Girls have killed multiple Avengers across the Multiverse, and there was no way they could've defended the girl. As he prepares to execute the girl, he is stopped by Fei, joined by Murdock himself. Elsewhere, Daisy wakes to find herself in captivity by Whisper's hand. As he reveals his face, all of her memories and traumas of Ward come flooding back.
15	"Whispers"
Whisper reveals that he is in fact Grant Ward from an alternate universe. In his timeline, Strucker's and Reinhardt's experiments with enhanced and Inhumans gave him abilities. Despite this divergence, he is still obsessed with Daisy. His Daisy may have died under mysterious circumstances, but he is sure he can win this one over. Before he can do...whatever he was planning on, Fury arrives at the bunker she was being held in with a Helicarrier. Reyes jumps out and frees her. As he transforms fully into the Ghost Rider, he and Daisy work together to dispatch and eliminate Whisper. Aboard the Helicarrier, Fei steps out of portal before Fury, along with Murdock, Jiwe and a chained-up Mott, warning him that Lyle Getz is coming.
16	"Lasting Impression"
Doppelganger, and the Wayward Girls attacked the Helicarrier fully. Daisy engages with Doppelganger, while the rest of Brand's team - along with Murdock - and a platoon of SWORD agents battle against the rest of the Girls. Despite killing him multiple times, Doppelganger can't seem to die. Due to this, the imprisoned Mott gives Strange a tip: Find Getz, and he can end Doppelganger. Strange and Wanda use the Darkhold knowledge within Jiwe to divine Getz's location, and Strange makes his way to his compound. Upon confronting him, Getz reveals himself as "The Scientist Supreme" - Strange's rival from multiple timelines. After a fierce battle, SWORD comes out victorious, with the enemy's only survivor being Poindexter. He is promptly imprisoned alongside Mott, and they are forced to share a cell - though Mott claims that this won't hold him, and they merely got lucky. Fury promises to find a safe place for Jiwe where she will never be found. In a post-credits scene, Wanda discover that Jiwe belongs to the same civilization that worshipped C'thon and wrote the Darkhold, but cannot make heads or tails of where the girl truly came from.

Season 3 Episodes[]

No.	Title
17	"Time's Grudge Match"
S.W.O.R.D. headquarters is engulfed in a perplexing time loop, a malevolent scheme orchestrated by Trevor Fitzroy. Fitzroy's profound hatred for Daisy Johnson is rooted in a traumatic incident from their past. Fragmented flashbacks reveal a past mission where Daisy was forced to make an impossible choice. She was left with no option but to betray Fitzroy, resulting in severe consequences. Now trapped in the time loop, Fitzroy relives that traumatic moment, determined to torment Daisy.
18	"Hedgehog Day"
Fitzroy's relentless time loop continues, delving deeper into the shared history that fuels his intense animosity towards Daisy. As the team struggles within the never-ending cycle of torment, Daisy grapples with haunting memories of their mission together. She faces the consequences of her past actions and the guilt of leaving Fitzroy behind, feeding into his desire for revenge. Meanwhile, Abigail slowly becomes aware of the previous time loops, and is set to hold Daisy responsible after reading a certain mission report.
19	"Morning Fog"
Abigail, Daisy and Flint, the only ones who retain memories of the time loop, discover a rift within the temporal anomaly. Realizing that Fitzroy's vendetta is rooted in their unresolved past, they rally the team to journey through time, intent to stop him from before he acquired his powers. However, this mission isn't just to confront Fitzroy and break free from his relentless pursuit, but to confront the ghosts of their shared history.
20	"A Profound Lack of Conviction"
Transported back to 2012 during the Battle of New York, Abigail's team finds themselves in the midst of the Chitauri invasion. Only one problem....The Avengers are nowhere to be found! With Earth's mightiest heroes absent in this altered timeline, the S.W.O.R.D. team is forced to to step into the heart of where everything started, setting the stage for an epic rematch between Loki and....Phil Coulson!? Loki may have killed him the first time around, with ease, but this time around, Coulson is a formidable L.M.D. himself.
21	"Avengers B.C."
Coulson may have at long last bested the God of Mischief, and earned his payback, but the team's time-travel adventure continues and leads them into the distant past, where they encounter a young Odin and his "proto-Avengers," including a Black Panther, Lakhmu the Ghost Rider, and a young woman with red hair bearing a great cosmic power. As they delve into Odin's origins, they unearth the awe-inspiring allies who once stood by his side, and the enemies who stood against him. Through these encounters, Daisy and Fitzroy's shared history takes on new dimensions, shedding light on the events that forged Fitzroy's grudge. Forced to finally reveal her inner shame, Daisy begins to re-assess her status as a superhero...
22	"A Sorcerer Supreme"
As the team continues their time-travel adventures, Mott confronts the Ancient One in 2012...and reveals his true identity of A.G. Mott as Agamotto, founder of Kamar Taj, father of the Masters of the Mystic Arts and the creator of countless relics. With his motivations and actions revealed, Mott sets out into the time vortex to meet his destiny, and help the team against Fitzroy. Fei's unwavering loyalty to Mott, despite his questionable actions, is explored in-depth, as is her identity as the first ever Iron Fist: Fan Fei, the daughter of the dragon.
23	"A Date With Destiny"
Mott's reunites with the team, and sets his mind on undoing Fitzroy's time magic, ultimately sacrificing himself. Despite the trouble he has caused in the past, the hole he leaves behind imprints an indelible mark on their collective consciousness. Daisy, profoundly changed by the events of the time loop, confronts the demons of her past actions and faces a heart-rending decision about her future with S.W.O.R.D. Meanwhile, Fei grapples with the enduring consequences of Mott's selfless act.
24	"The Final Countdown"
In a flashback, Daisy's sin is fully revealed: During a past S.H.I.E.L.D. mission, Daisy and junior agent Trevor Fitzroy were sent to stop a hostage crisis and save Trevor's wife Laura, a physicist, from a terrorist bomb. Daisy made the call to attempt to diffuse the bomb first, while Trevor disobeyed and went to save the hostages. Daisy, however, made the wrong call and failed to stop the bomb, resulting in the deaths of the hostages, and Fitzroy being hit by shrapnel from Laura's experimental technology. Coulson, S.H.I.E.L.D. director at the time, chose to fudge details of this mission to protect Daisy, and marked Fitzroy as KIA. Present day, the team confronts Fitzroy for a final, emotionally charged showdown. The intense battle culminates in a gripping climax that leaves Daisy profoundly scarred, and Coulson having to answer to Nick Fury directly for protecting Daisy. The aftermath reshapes the team's destiny, as Daisy makes the gut-wrenching decision to leave S.W.O.R.D. permanently, unable to reconcile her past actions and the damage she's caused. In a post-credit scene, younger, untainted and more dashing Mott approaches Nick Fury, foretelling an impending threat. His cryptic insights into the future set the stage for S.W.O.R.D.'s greatest battle.

Season 4 Episodes[]

No.	Title
25	"Strange Times"
Dr. Stephen Strange, Sorcerer Supreme, finds himself under attack by apparent S.W.O.R.D. agents. These assailants mysteriously appear to be under Nick Fury's command, raising questions about Fury's involvement in the assault. When Strange confronts Fury, the paranoid director claims to not recognize the agents and questions his own memory. Abigail Brand suspects that this attack might be linked to another "pocket anomaly" akin to those the Midnight Sons previously faced.
26	"Alsop"
Strange delves into Fury's past and uncovers a troubling truth: the attackers are linked to a mysterious figure wearing a S.H.I.E.L.D. uniform, but their identities remain uncertain. Nick Fury, however, does seem to recollect with one of their faces. To aid him in his search, Strange enlists Elsa Bloodstone and Frank Castle to hunt down the assailants.
27	"Another Day, Another Mott"
Strange, Elsa, and the Punisher confront the boss of the mysterious attackers, Basque terrorist Richard Keres....who was supposedly killed by Nick Fury himself many, many years ago. It all culminates in a grueling battle. In the midst of the chaos, Abigail's team discovers that the true mastermind behind these assaults remains elusive. Cassandra Romulus, who reports to a shadowy "higher authority," reveals herself as the one pulling the strings. Meanwhile, Fury contacts the younger A.G. Mott who approached him not long ago, wondering if this is the threat he spoke of.
28	"Puppets"
Abigail and her team continue their pursuit of the enigmatic puppeteer, with Coulson leading the charge. As he gets closer to the truth, all of S.W.O.R.D. becomes increasingly entangled in Romulus's web of deception. Meanwhile, Fury investigates strange communications within S.W.O.R.D., raising suspicions of a hidden force manipulating the organization.
29	"Avengers B.C."
Strange uncovers the indentity of the woman: Cassandra Romulus, and immediately contacts Coulson regarding the matter. In a desperate attempt to uncover the truth behind Romulus and her "higher authority," Strange delves into forbidden realms of sorcery while Coulson sticks to the methods of a spy. His journey leads him to a multiverse of infinite possibilities, making a shocking discovery about the puppeteer pulling the strings. Meanwhile, Fury, Coulson acting on Strange's information, and Mott work together to unravel the conspiracy within S.W.O.R.D.
30	"Out Of The Shadows..."
As Strange and Elsa uncover the sinister truth behind Cassandra Romulus's origins, they are faced with an unprecedented threat. Strange, acting on his own, immediately begins by sending messages to every Avenger he can. With Fury, Coulson, and Mott closing in on the conspirators within S.W.O.R.D., the tension escalates, leading to a shocking revelation that shatters all expectations.
31	"...And Into The Light"
Fury uncovers the single most disturbing truth he can: Over a quarter of S.W.O.R.D.'s agents have been killed over the past three years, replaced with their doubles from an alternate timeline, with Cassandra Romulus overseeing the entire operation. Coulson uncovers an eerily familiar broadcast signal that brings back some "fond" memories of S.H.I.E.L.D's fall...
32	"They Never Die"
Mott opens a strange portal, and invites Fury and Maria Hill. Within the portal, is his castle, and he reveals the entire scope of the multiverse to them. Using an enormous map known as the "Black Nexus", he zones in on a single particular universe...and with that, tosses Fury a pin adorned with the HYDRA symbol... Coulson, now fully aware of what's coming, prepares the agents and soldiers of S.W.O.R.D. still loyal to the organization.