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Earth-357, aka The Magnum Universe, is one of many alternate realities of the canon Marvel Universe (Earth-616).

Origin of the Universe[]

According to ancient documents accrued by the Phoenix organization, the universe began when a piece of the infamous Phoenix Force was lopped off in an attempt to kill the being. This piece would fall into a vacant void and in a terrifying, awesome show of its power, it grew into its own being and with its birth, so too was a new universe born.

In time this universe would gain sentience and desires of its own. Soon it created for itself a body based on what it imagined life would be like and dubbed itself Eternity. Desiring to test the limits of its power, Eternity soon crafted for itself five gems of infinite power: Soul, Power, Reality, Time and Mind. These would be known as the Infinity Gems. Eternity would also fashion for itself the means to control all five gems, what would be known as the Infinity Gauntlet.

By themselves, each single gem could give one the power of a god. But when worn together on the Infinity Gauntlet, they gave its user unlimited power.

Eternity would first use the gems to create worlds. Pleased with the results, Eternity would further test the abilities of the Gauntlet by crafting elemental shepherds for his worlds before moving on to the most ambitious project, creating life itself.  

Eternity toiled endlessly, carefully crafting various forms of life for each world with the aid of the elemental shepherds. At first Eternity was overjoyed at having created sentient life, admiring his work. However, his joy would be short lived with the coming of two other entities. These other beings, named Death and Entropy, would cause Eternity’s creations to suffer and die with lifespans infinitely shorter than his own.  

Heartbroken, Eternity tried using the Time stone to extend the lives of one world to match his own. While some accepted the gift, others were driven insane by the agelessness, forcing Death to end their suffering. Eternity, Death and Entropy would soon engage in a war of attrition. Whatever Eternity created to fight them, Death and Entropy would simply destroy, causing untold damage to the universe. Eventually Eternity and Death would enter into a sexual pact to end their war, creating a child they dubbed Knull, whose sole purpose would be to keep the balance of life and death.

Determined to have a companion with as endless a life as he had, Eternity used the stones and Gauntlet to make one.

His first attempt was granting sentience and a form to the residual chaos from the Phoenix's rebirth. Unfortunately, this new being, rather than being Eternity's new companion, was left longing for its own purpose. So, it would wander the universe, taking on many names and forms.

With his second attempt, he created a beautiful being with skin as flawless as ivory and gold. This being, later naming herself Paragon, stayed as his companion for a millennium. In that time, she too would try her hand at creation with the Gauntlet and created the Sovereign homeworld. She took immense pride in her project, declaring them the most perfect beings in the universe. She would walk among them and admire their works. But like Eternity, she too would become saddened by their finite lifespans, and like Eternity would try to keep them from dying by making them immortal. Eternity attempted to talk her out of it, the memories of his own actions still deeply affecting him. Paragon however refused to listen to him and the two engaged in a titanic struggle over the Gauntlet, which ended with her attempt to take the Soul stone and vanishing.

After the first two attempts failed, Eternity would continue trying to make his immortal companion. But with each attempt only resulted in less powerful beings, while ageless as he, could still be killed. Eventually he would at last have his companion, dubbed Infinity and they, along with Death and Entropy entered into an agreement to keep each other in balance, directing Knull where one set thought he would be needed to maintain this fragile balance of power.

After things between Eternity and the others settled down, a strange alien from beyond the universe, trying to satisfy its curiosities about sapient lifeforms, created its own experiment by mashing together bits and pieces from the world's that had been previously destroyed by the Eternity/Death war along with any of the surviving races and sought to see how these different forms interacted with each other in one setting. After some millennia of watching his little terrarium flourish, a mysterious being calling itself Mojo offered to take this world off the Beyonder's hands so he may repeat his experiments elsewhere and promised to look after the world. Once the trade was made, Mojo would use his minion Spiral and others to scour the multiverse and bring forth villains and heroes from other dimensions and turn the little planet into an arena dubbed Battleworld.

Many of Eternity’s demigod creations would travel to other worlds and establish themselves as gods to be worshiped by the mortal lives their father created, with a majority heading to a little blue planet known as Earth.

History of Earth[]

Arrival of the Olympians[]

Earth was in its infancy chaotic and savage, ruled by great beasts. Many differing demi-gods soon found the little planet and not long after a war between them started over who would lay claim to the planet. Each pantheon would first build large machines on various sites around the planet and connect them via networks of underground cables. These machines were in fact power sources, each one carrying ancient celestial power to feed the god's war machines and monstrous weapons experiments. The war, dubbed The Sundering of the Heavens, would radically alter life on the planet, causing for most a 90% extinction level event and the Ice Age. Ultimately the victors of the war would be those later called the Olympians, thirteen Sovereign who had accepted Paragon's gift of immortality. Seeing the destruction the Sundering of Heavens war brought upon the planet, an Olympian later christened Diana (or Artemis to the Greeks), placed the surviving 10% of animals and plants including beasts like the Smilodon and t-rex on a secluded island "nature preserve."

The other Olympians, spearheaded by Jupiter, would begin to experiment with new life, hoping to improve on their creator's designs of life. After some toiling creating sentient life in their image, they soon split the life into three groups. One would be the control group, Homo sapiens, which later came to worship the Olympians as the gods and goddesses of Greek and Roman mythologies.

Their second series of experiments would be with a cosmic substance known as Terrigen. By converting the Terrigen into a gaseous state, the Olympians would give this group of humans exposed to it superhuman abilities and an increased intelligence. These new Inhumans would soon found their own society on an island known as Attilan in the year 10,000 BC.

In the third experiment series, the Olympians would toil and tinker with human's genetic structure directly, hoping to achieve the same superhuman results as the Terrigen experiments, what would later be known as the X Gene. However, after many years of toiling, the results seemed unsuccessful, so the project was abandoned.

A fourth, unintentional experiment, was the leftover collection of celestial energy and waste, coalescing beneath the planet along what's now dubbed the Ley Line network between every "sacred" site human's worshipped. It was noted that those who lived in these areas, along with other flora and fauna, were slowly being affected by the mixed energy waste, with some being able to manipulate it and channel it. These humans would become known over time as sorcerers or wizards. In addition, in points where these Ley Lines would intersect, the unstable magical energy created nexus points, or doorways into other pocket dimensions surrounding the physical plane. Humans would sometimes fall into these Nexus points and become separated from others.

For the next four hundred years, Attilan would become an advanced mecca of art, culture and science, its Inhuman residents often intermingling and trading with normal humans and teaching them agriculture and art. While most of the Olympians were proud of this race's progress, Jupiter, who was becoming corrupted by his power and lack of ethics and scruples, found it as a threat. To end the perceived threat his rule, Jupiter used an experimental railgun to launch a large vibranium meteorite at Attilan, causing the island to sink into the ocean in 9600 BC.

When the other Olympians learned of his actions, they argued with Jupiter which descended into a war that shook the heavens and caused minor apocalyptic events throughout Earth. During this war of the gods, the Olympians would create many weapons to try and defeat Jupiter and overthrow him. One such weapon was a group of psychic vampires that would become known as the Inheritors. Jupiter in turn also made weapons to fight against the rebelling Olympians, many of these were his progeny. Ultimately the war would end in his favor, and he would get the Olympians under his thumb again.

Eventually in an act of defiance however, Juno would mate with a mortal man by the name of Amphitryon and sire a demigod who would be the downfall of the mad Jupiter, the hero Hercules.

Sumerian Times[]

In the year 3500 BCE, a young boy was born in Sumeria. His real name is lost to history as are circumstances of his birth. What little of his history that could be found suggests he was touched by the gods. As a young man he joined the military and showed extraordinary courage and ferocity in battle. Legends claimed this man showed superhuman abilities and a thirst for the blood of his enemies. With this reputation, he would later on considered an avatar of Nergal, God of war, pestilence and death. As time passed, he saw that while friends and family aged and died, he didn’t, thus reinforcing his belief that he was of divine origin.

In 2900 BC, this young man would take on the name Gilgamesh and rule the city of Uruk. His rule was defined by his extreme hedonism and lust due to his belief he was born of divine heritage and pride in his great strength. To combat this, a woman named Shamat sought out someone who could temper the king’s insatiable appetites. She soon found an Inhuman called Enkidu, a descendant of an Inhuman family that escaped the great sinking of Attilan. This wild man was soon brought before Gilgamesh and challenged him to a wrestling match that legends claimed lasted for days until both were exhausted.

Humbled by this, Gilgamesh and Enkidu soon became brothers in arms as they traveled the ancient world, slaying monsters that were leftovers from the Sundering of Heavens and Olympian civil war, including a large ogre dubbed Humbaba and the so-called Bull of Heaven. Sadly however, like others he’d grown attached to, Enkidu would perish before Gilgamesh’s eyes, legend says at the hands of a divine disease as punishment for slaying the Bull of Heaven and refusing the advances of Ishtar.

Heartbroken and, according to legend, afraid that even he too could someday die, it’s said he traveled the world looking for the secret of immortality but ultimately comes to peace with being mortal and becoming a wiser, nobler king of Uruk.

In 2340 BCE, Gilgamesh would take on the identity of Sargon the Great and through much bloodshed and “divine” aid on his side, found the Akkadian Empire and, according to more legends, would rule it for the next 187 years until the empire’s collapse in 2154 BCE. It’s unclear what happened to him afterwards, but many stories claim that throughout the Mesopotamian world, he carried on as the avatar of Nergal, joining the various tribes and slaughtering all who stood before him.

To those he deemed worthy, he would reward them with his gifts. By drinking his blood, they too would become superhumanly strong, fast and ferocious. But also cursed with the hunger for blood. He would sate this by having them join him in his campaigns across the known world. These men and women would worship him as another god known as La Magra, God of blood. Many of his followers though would be routed, slain by decapitation or piercing their hearts as others escaped and hidden themselves across the world, many becoming the basis for different cultures vampire legends.

As for Gilgamesh, he too would vanish into the dust of time; some would say wandering the world taking on many names and various stations to perhaps walk as a man did.

Pema Chodron, First Sorcerer Supreme[]

Around the same year of 3500 BC, an ancient Tibetan woman, Pema Chodron, was out gathering plants for her tribe as food and medicine. As she did, she accidentally fell into a crevasse, but instead of suffering a fatal fall, she had slipped through a nexus point and into the realm of Kamar-Taj, a pocket dimension inhabited by sorcerers and many magical beings. Understandably confused and frightened, she tried searching for a way back but as she did, she discovered a latent talent for manipulating magical energy.

As she wandered, she came across two beings entangled in conflict with one another. One of the beings, seeing an easy opportunity, tricked Pema into interfering by claiming it was being mistreated and bullied. Taking the bait, she separated the two, realizing too late that the spirit she freed was an evil spirit dubbed the Dweller-in-Darkness, who set his sights on Karma-Taj then the main world.

The other spirit, Vishanti, chastised Pema for allowing the Dweller-in-Darkness to escape and chased after, hoping to contain it before it could corrupt the world during the Celestial Resonance, a period of 1.500 years where the two spirits would attempt to kill the other.

Pema followed, wanting to make amends for her mistake, despite Vishanti's efforts to drive her away. As Pema and Vishanti chased after the Dweller, Pema learned how to master the various magic's with Vishanti's reluctant help by fusing temporarily with her to help her master new spells. As the pair grew stronger and bonded, the Dweller's influence and power also grew, corrupting the hearts and minds of spirits and sorcerers.

As the time neared for the Resonance, Pema and Vishanti squared off against the Dweller, holding him off for a while but their prolonged fusion threatened to destroy Pema's body. Once the Resonance began however, the two used some of that ancient energy to fuse permanently and together they easily imprisoned the Dweller away, becoming the first Sorcerer Supreme.

For the next few decades, Pema would train other sorcerers to protect the world, write the Book of Vishanti and ensure the Dweller was imprisoned, until her death at 60. Through the bond she shared with Vishanti however, her soul would reincarnate into another, continuing the cycle of the Sorcerer Supreme.

Birth and Rise of Apocalypse[]

During the Middle Kingdom Dynasty, a Medjay family would give birth to an unusual child; born with greyish blue skin and blue lips. Sensing a potential for greatness within the child, he was named Amunhotep and from a young age, would be trained to peak physical condition and schooled in many forms of combat. It was during one such training session that Amunhotep's first powers would awaken, and he further studied and trained himself in the use of his burgeoning telekinetics and immensely powerful healing factor. Soon enough, Amunhotep would catch the eye of the cunning Pharoh Rama-Tut, who desired to further expand the Egyptian kingdom. To that end, he would promote Amunhotep to general of his army and allowed him to choose four warriors as his top soldiers. These four would be the first of what would eventually be christened the Four Horsemen of Apocalypse.

For decades, Amunhotep would help Rama-Tut secure more land for his empire, earning a fearsome reputation amongst enemies and allies alike. After one conquest, Amunhotep would meet the Sovereign known as Jupiter, who was disguised as a nomadic wander. Delighted to see his X-gene experiment had yielded a positive result, Jupiter manipulated his way into Amunhotep's good graces and soon began to fill his head with aspirations of being the apex, a creature superior to both normal humans and Inhumans. Agreeing with Jupiter and desiring to truly push his abilities, Amunhotep volunteered for a series of experiments Jupiter would run, pitting himself against monsters and living weapons Jupiter had created during the Sundering of the Heavens and the Olympian War. Jupiter would also directly tinker with Amunhotep's blood, which would adapt to whatever agents were injected into it, granting Amunhotep new and evolving powers including the ability to transfer from one body to another, retaining both his previous memories and powers. At his request, Jupiter would also use Amunhotep's blood to enhance his four most loyal soldiers, granting them powers of their own.

Armed with new abilities and enhanced soldiers, Amunhotep would then begin his campaign of cleansing the earth of humanity, choosing those only deemed worthy to evolve into the superior species. As he ravaged Rama-Tut's kingdom he once championed and defended, he would be christened with a new name: Apocalypse. Upon tuning his sights on the rest of the world, an alliance of deities, including the other Olympians, joined forces to takedown Apocalypse, wiping out his army and his Horsemen, though Apocalypse himself proved difficult to completely kill. To ensure he would never rise again, the alliance placed him in a weakened state of undeath, bound him inside a magically sealed sarcophagus, buried the sarcophagus inside a deadly booby-trapped pyramid and through Ra and Khonsu created two guardians of the pyramid: Moonknight and the Sire of Ra.

Many would come around the pyramid and disappear. Soon Apocalypse faded into myth.

Wakanda and the Adamantium Meteorite[]

In the year 1000 BC, according to modern Wakandan isotopic and elemental dating techniques, a large meteorite would strike an area that now borders KwaZulu-Natal and the Free State. This meteorite contained a large quantity of a rare metal known as adamantium, a super strong and durable metal several times stronger than steel.

A century or so after the impact, five nomadic San and Bantu tribes, the Jabari, the Ba'Thula, the Mvulani, the Inkanyama, and the Ukhanyo, would soon settle around the area, due to the enriched soils and rich wildlife that followed and lived in a fragile peace with one another.

According to their oldest legends, the eldest son of the Inkanyama, Olumọ Bashenga, was struck with a grave illness, and so the tribes' healers and mystics scoured the lands, coming across a strange heart shaped herb. Upon grinding the herb into medicine, he was fed the herbal mixture, but appeared to have passed on. After they buried him and preformed their rites, Bashenga's mother heard his cries from the earth and dug him up despite the other tribespeople trying to stop her, seeing this act as hysteria. Upon seeing him alive, the villagers stared in shock and asked what had happened. Bashenga then claimed he was visited by a woman who took the form of a black panther, the goddess Baast, and told him it was not his time to reside in the ancestral plains, and that he would be needed back on the physical plane to lead his people as king, blessing him with the strength, speed and agility of a black panther.

The story then claims that after Bashenga became king, rival tribes were threatening war with the Wakandans over their miracle herb. Though the five Wakandan tribes each were fierce in their own rights, they argued over how to best approach the situation at hand. It is said that Bashenga, donning newly minted adamantium armor and weapons to invoke the panther, smashed the council table clean in half and declared his intention to fight these other tribes to protect his people and theirs and that if they stood untied with him, he would guarantee not only victory but their safety. Pledging their loyalty and uniting under one banner, the Wakandan's and Bashenga drove back the invaders.

Bashenga and the leaders of the other tribe's became the first ruling council of Wakanda and for generations afterwards would continue to refine the adamantium process and remain a nation unconquered by anyone, not even to the Dahomey kingdom or the Axis powers.

Yusaf Khan and the Ten Rings[]

In the year 460 BC, in a small village near the Keralan coast, a Dravidian mystic and healer, Lakshmi of Paravur, gave birth to her first-born son, Yusaf. Her husband Vikram, son of Arya, a Punjab Kshatriya from what is now Gujrat, was overjoyed to have an heir. The young Yusaf would grow up in a nomadic lifestyle, traveling all over the Indian sub-continent to work at whatever jobs he and his family could as his father fought for whoever paid him the most while his mother worked her healing magics, prophecies and tell legends of heroes and monsters past, in addition to teaching Yusaf her native martial art kalarippayattu. As a young man, he would follow in his father's path and become a Kshatriya, mastering many combat styles, tactics and would soon enough earn many victories. His prowess and ambition drove him to seek greater challenges.

On one campaign, he and his forces were ordered to go to the island fortress of Lanka and depose the Rakshasa king Ravana, who's fellow Rakshasa were terrorizing the mainland. As they landed, many of his men were slaughtered by the ravenous hordes of Rakshasa, but Yusaf survived through quick wit and cleaved his way through many of the demons. By the time he'd reached Ravana's throne room, Yusaf only had a handful of men left, though they'd be easily slain as they breached the throne, with only Yusaf as the survivor. Despite this, he steeled himself and charged into battle against the ten headed king of demons, only managing to slice off one hand before he was laid out on the floor.

Impressed with his fighting prowess however, Ravana spared Yusaf's life and gifted him ten strange bangles, telling him that these would grant him a new destiny and that he had earned his favor. As Yusaf would discover, these bangles, later referred to as the Ten Rings, would grant him superhuman powers and longevity as long as he wore them.

Wondering what his ultimate purpose would be with these gifts for the next century or so, he'd soon discover the vast armies of Alexander the Great sweeping over the northern half of the sub-continent in 327 BC. Believing his purpose was to protect India from foreign influence, Yusaf would gather like-minded individuals and begin a war of attrition against Alexander's armies which still won battles for their ambitious general, the constant attacks by Yusaf and his group, along with bribery of Alexander's men, would ensure whatever victories he did have were pyrrhic till the campaigns end in 325 BC.

Determined to Keep India safe from outsider rule, Yusaf would create an army dubbed the Ten Rings and through the centuries after rebel against all foreign power that threatened his homeland.

Rise of Phoenix & SHIELD[]

In AD 60 Britannica, a young Iceni woman by the name of Boudica stews in anger and plots of revenge against the Romans who razed her land, flogged her, murdered her husband and raped her daughters. Through her charm and will, she convinced many Celts to join her cause and marshaled her forces to raze several Roman colonies. Fearing the Celtic insurrection and the power it was gaining, Nero would send General Nicolaus Furie and his elite force, the 13th Minerva Legion (Legio XIII Minerva), to put down the rebellion. However, Furie was disillusioned with Nero's reign of the empire and with his loyal band outright deserted.

Boudica and her forces meanwhile made their way through Briton, razing towns and gathering more support from the various Celtic tribes, including members of the Grey family. The massive army would soon meet against Gaius Paulinus in the English Midlands. According to one of the ancient texts as the battle began, a pillar of fire descended from the sky and enveloped Boudica, infusing her with the god like power of the Phoenix Force. With her newfound power, Boudica and her army wiped out the Romans and continued to march throughout Briton soon turning their aim to Rome itself.

When news reached Furie about the mass of Celts heading for Rome itself, he gathered his forces to defend the city. The two forces would clash in a titanic battle, Furie himself dueling with the almost God like Boudica. Despite the fearsome power and having already slain Emperor Nero, Boudica was in turn slain by Furie.

From the victory of Romans and the defeat of the Celts, two organizations would arise.

Furie and his band, determined to ensure superhumans were kept in check as well as any other threats, would form the organization later known as SHIELD.

The surviving Celts, including the Grey’s, would go onto form their organization known as Phoenix, inspired by Boudica’s awesome power and the belief that civilizations that have reached their zenith shall be burned to make way for newer better people.

General Furie would continue to lead his men and assist in restoring the Roman government, until his death in AD 113 in battle against members of Phoenix in yet another strike against Rome. From there his closest ally and friend, Galerius Marcus Alethius, would adopt the name Nicolaus Furie, a tradition that would go down for every leader of SHIELD from thereafter.

Fall of the Roman Empire[]

Learning from their various attempts to sack Rome since Boudica's defeat, Phoenix patiently waited for the next 416 years, gathering wealth and making friends with the various Germanic tribes under Roman thumbs and began to use these to undermine Roman rule until at long last, in 476 AD, the western half of the Roman empire would collapse and die, while to their frustration the Eastern half, or Byzantine Empire, would continue to thrive, largely due to SHIELD's influence in strengthening the eastern half.

Medieval Era[]

The Justinian Plague[]

Phoenix looked upon the Byzantine Empire as their failure to completely destroy their hated Roman enemies. In what would be the first of several attempts, they loaded grain ships from Egypt with rats carrying the bubonic plague and attempted to wipe out the Empire this way. While millions died from the horrifying disease, the empire surged on, despite the pandemic lasting for 200 years.

King Charlamagne and The Rise of the Paladins[]

After the collapse of the Western Roman Empire, the societies that once made it up limped along for the next 292 years, a period of time known as the Dark Ages. The various Germanic tribes that aided the Phoenix Organization carved up their own kingdoms and territories, with many under the thumb of local lords who promised protection in return for menial labor.

Life would go on as such until the reign of one King Charlamange the Great in 768 AD. Backed by SHIELD members wanting a glorious return of the Roman empire, Charlamagne would consolidate his power and expand the Frankish empire. To further aid Charlamagne's mission, twelve extraordinary SHIELD members would serve as the king's most loyal, a collective known as the Paladins.

Recognizing the threat posed by a return to the ideals of a Roman empire, Phoenix began to fund a series of rebellions and Viking invasions against the Carolingian empire, ultimately resulting in his grandsons diving the empire into three distinct Francia kingdoms in 843.

Though the West would continue with the rise and fall of many various empires attempting to unite the remains of Roman Europe, the Byzantine Empire, which many saw as the true continuation of Rome, would go on for many centuries.

Second Plague Pandemic[]

After another several attempts to unite the West, ultimately many nations and city states therein simply decided to rule themselves, steadily growing in power. Believing these new city states and feudal kingdoms were centers of corruption, Phoenix would once again load trade ships with plague rats and spread them all over Europe. This pandemic, dubbed the Black Death, would have more of a success, killing nearly half of mainland Europe's population. Order though would ultimately be restored in a couple years' time.

The Renaissance[]

As SHIELD and Phoenix would ping-pong in battles against each other, the world would change with the start of the Renaissance era. During these four centuries mankind would find ways to advance in art, science and culture, similarly to early Attilanian society some few millennia prior.

Inhabitants[]

Heroes[]

The Paladins

SHIELD

  • Nick Fury (Aasiyah Al-Zoubi)
  • Mysterio (Quinn Beck)
  • Phil Coulson
  • Agent Hill
  • Agent Sitwell
  • Otto Octavius
  • Adrian Toomes
  • Matthew Murdock
  • Jennifer Walters
  • Franklin Percy "Foggy" Nelson
  • Nicolaus Furie(†)
  • Sherlock Holmes(†)
  • Dr. John Watson(†)
  • Gabriel Parker
  • Sarah Parker
  • Dr. Curtis Conners
  • Isaiah Bradley (Captain America IV)(†)
  • Jeffery Mace (Captain America VI)(†)
  • Dr. Abraham Erskine(†)
  • Life Model Decoys (LMD's)

The Howling Commandos

  • Timothy Aloysius Cadwallader "Dum Dum" Dugan(†)
  • Isadore "Izzy" Cohen(†)
  • James Buchanan "Buckey" Barnes (Captain America II)(†)
  • Gabriel Jones(†)
  • Dino Manelli(†)
  • Pamela Hawley(†)
  • Nina Price(†)
  • Jacques "Frenchie" Dernier(†)
  • Jim Morita(†)
  • Samantha "Sam" Sawyer(†)
  • Steven Allen "Steve" Rodgers

Elysium

  • Dr. Leonard Samson
  • Dr. Ashley Kafka
  • Dr. Kavita Roa
  • Dr. Camille Pazzo
  • Dr. Claudia Russell
  • Dr. Emmett Stetson
  • Dr. Elihas Starr
  • Dr. Mariah Crawford
  • Cerberus Security Force
    • Chief of Security Abigail Brand
    • Officer William Collins

SWORD

  • Monica Rambeau
  • Henry Gyrich
  • Dr. Sebastian Gilberti
  • Security Chief John Jameson
  • Dr. Karla Sofen
  • Security Officer Benjamin Jacob "Ben" Grimm
  • Security Officer Carol Susan Jane Danvers
  • Dr. Jane Foster

SCYTHE

  • Elsa Bloodstone
  • Dr. Karen Jenson
  • Evelyn J. Sable
  • Dracula
  • Blade
  • Werewolf by Night (Jack Russell)
  • Frankenstein
  • N’Kantu the Living Mummy
  • Dr. Michael Morbius
  • Man-Thing (Ted Sallis)
  • Ulyesses Bloodstone(†)
  • Professor Abraham Van Helsing(†)
  • Dr. John Seward(†)
  • Quincey Morris(†)
  • Aruthur Holmwood(†)
  • Johnathan Harker(†)

STRIKE

  • Lance Hunter
  • Jack Rollins
  • Sam Wilson
  • John Walker (Captain America V)(†)
  • Frederick J. Dukes (Stonewall)
  • Col. James Rupert "Rhodey" Rhodes
  • Jackson W. Brice (Montana)
  • Herman Schultz
  • Benjamin Allan "Ben" Reilly

International Department of Damage Control (IDODC)

  • Anne Marie Hoag
  • Lenny Ballinger
  • Robin Chapel
  • Albert Cleary
  • John Porter
  • Bart Rozum
  • Eugene Strasser
  • Dirk Garthwaite
  • Henry Camp
  • Brian Philip Calusky
  • Eliot Franklin
  • Ricky Calusky
  • Marci Camp

The Wild Pack

Latverian Institute of Mutant Advancement/Latverian X

  • Kurt Wagner (Nightcrawler)
  • Anna Marie Reynolds (Rogue)
  • Dominikos Petrakis (Avalanche)
  • Elizabeth "Betsy" Braddock (Psylocke)
  • Illyana Nikolievna Rasputina (Magik)
  • Armando Muñoz (Darwin)
  • Jason Stryker
  • Sean Cassidy (Banshee)
  • Philippa Sontag (Arclight)
  • Janos Quested (Riptide)
  • Jubilation Lee (Jubilee)
  • Nina Gurzsky (Nature Girl)

Masters of the Mystic Arts

  • Dr. Judah Travers (The Sorcerer Supreme)
  • Chow Yun-li Wong
  • The Ancient One
  • Emika Domashev(†)
  • Pema Chodron(†)
  • Jonathan Ohnn

Big Hero 6

  • Tadashi Hamada
  • Hiro Hamada
  • Nina Rodriguez (Honey Lemon)
  • Daniel Wayans (Wasabi)
  • Fred Miller
  • Baymax

Seven Immortal Champions of Heaven

  • Stick
  • Taskmaster
  • Iron Fist (Danny Rand)
  • Shang Chi
  • W’Kabi
  • Collen Wing
  • Fat Cobra

Alias Private Investigaton

  • Jessica Jones
  • Yuri Watanabe
  • Terri Lee
  • Jean DeWolff
  • Patricia "Patsy" Walker
  • Misty Knight

Misc. Vigilantes/Unsorted, Street Level or Government Unaffiliated Heroes

  • Wolverine (James Howlett)
  • Laura Howlett
  • John Howlett
  • Captain Marvel (Kalisa De-Andra)
  • Kamala Khan
  • La Araña (Romita Corazón)
  • Hit-Monkey (Roland Thompson)
  • Francis "Frank" Simpson

The Punishers

  • Frank Castle
  • Micro
  • Bushwhacker (Carl Burbank)
  • Elektra Natchios
  • Clint Barton (Hawkeye)

Band of Hercules

  • Medusa
  • Iolaus
  • Amphiaraus
  • Autolycus
  • Tydeus
  • Atalanta
  • Megara

Xavier Institute for The Gifted/X-Men

  • Charles Xavier
  • Warren Worthington III (Angel)
  • Emma Frost
  • Scott Summers-Frost (Cyclops)
  • Alexander Summers (Havok)
  • Katherine "Kitty" Pryde (Shadowcat)
  • The Frost Five (Celeste, Phobe, Esme, Sophie, Irma)
  • Robert "Bobby" Drake (Iceman)
  • Miles Morales (Shocker)
  • David Cannon (Whirlwind)
  • Firestar (Angelica Jones)
  • Angel Salvadore

Guardians of the Galaxy

Nova Corps

  • Jesse Alexander(†)
  • Richard Rider
  • Garthan Saal

Villains[]

The Brotherhood

  • William Stryker
  • Firefist (Dante Pertuz)
  • Raven Darkholme (Mystique)
  • The Chameleon
  • Carl "Crusher" Creel (the Absorbing Man)
  • Nitro (Robert Hunter)
  • Hydro-Man (Morris "Morrie" Bench)
  • Vulture (Jimmy Natale)
  • Caliban
  • Black Tom Cassidy

The Reavers

  • Donald Pierce
  • Graydon Creed
  • Carl Denti (X-cutioner)
  • Peter Krane
  • Arthur Krane
  • Gemma Shin
  • Donovan Zane

Mutant Response Division (MRD)

  • Senator Robert Kelly
  • Dr. Herbert Landon
  • Warren Worthington II
  • Colonel John Moss
  • Commander Philip Haskett

Weapon +

  • Christopher Nord (The Maverick/Captain America VII)
  • Professor Andre Thorton
  • Dr. Abraham Corneilous
  • Dr. Clifton Shallot
  • Romulus

The Zemo Consortium

  • Baron Henrich Zemo(†)
  • Baron Helmut Zemo(†)
  • Julia Frieda Koenig Lohmer Zemo(†)
  • Baron Wolfgang Von Strucker(†)
  • Dr. Johann Fennhoff (Dr. Faustus)
  • Count Lucian von Bardas(†)
  • Dmitri Smerdyakov(†)
  • Johann Shmidt(†)
  • Cynthia Shmidt
  • Fritz von Meyer
  • Dr. Klaus Schmidt(†)

The Thule Ascendancy(†)

  • SS-Oberführer Wilhelm Lohmer(†)
  • SS-Obersturmführer Axl Nacht(†)
  • SS-Untersturmführer Max Lohmer(†)
  • SS-Sturmscharführer Helmut Gruler(†)
  • SS-Hauptsturmführer Werner Schmidt(†)
  • SS-Sturmbannführer Werner Von Blitzschlag(†)

The Red Room Initiative

  • General Aleksander Drekov
  • Lyudmila Kudrin(†)
  • Professor Grigor Chelintsov(†)
  • Niko Constantin(†)

The Black Order

  • Knull
  • Cull Obsidian
  • Malekith the Accursed
  • Gorr the God Butcher
  • Ebony Maw
  • Cutstorm

Superior Sovereign

  • Magus
  • Zylak
  • Adam Warlock

AIM (Advanced Idea Mechanics)

  • Reed Richards
  • George Tarleton
  • Ulysses Klaw
  • Hank Pym
  • Janet Van Dyne
  • Bolivar Trask
  • Sybil Zane
  • Miles Warren
  • Phineas Mason
  • Paul Norbert Ebersol
  • Dr. Farley Stillwell
  • Edwin Cord
  • Ezekiel Stane
  • Aldrich Killian
  • Venom(†)
  • Carnage(†)
  • Toxin(†)

Vidar’s Children

  • Leif Erikson
  • Sigurd the Mighty
  • Valkyrie

The Squadron Supreme

  • Hyperion
  • Nighthawk
  • Zarda (Power Princess)
  • Dr. Spectrum
  • Speed Demon
  • Nuke
  • Amphibian

Cult of Apocalypse

The Inheritors

  • Karn
  • Bora
  • Brix
  • Verna
  • Jennix

Misc Villains/Unaffiliated, Mercenaries, ETC.

  • Arcade (Amadeus Cho)
  • Susan Storm (The Invisible Woman)
  • Bruce Banner (the Abomination)
  • Juggernaut (Cain Marko)
  • Power Man (Luke Cage)
  • Colossus (Piotr “Peter” Rasputain)
  • The Rhino (Alexei Sytsevich)
  • Tombstone (L. Lincoln Thompson)
  • Ravage
  • Malice
  • Walter J. Hardy (The Prowler)
  • Felicia Hardy (Prowler II)
  • MODOK
  • Jupiter (Zeus)
  • Madame Mask (Giulietta Nefaria)
  • Jigsaw (William "Billy the Beaut" Russoti)
  • William Burnside (Captain America III/US Agent)(†)
  • Jason Phillip Macendale (the Hobgoblin)
  • Ivan Vassilovitch Dragovsky (the Russian)
  • Screwball (Elizabeth "Liz" Allan)

Ravagers

  • Nebula
  • Yondu
  • Kraglin
  • Czar Doon
  • Horuz
  • Brahl
  • Stakar Ogord

Phoenix

  • Jean Grey
  • Dr. Richard Grey
  • Queen Boudica(†)
  • The Phoenix Knight
  • The Winter Soldier
  • Professor James Q. Moriarty(†)
  • Colonel Sebastian J. Moran(†)
  • Fantômas(†)
  • Dr. Arnim Zola

Project Deathlok

  • Colonel Luther Manning
  • Senator John Kelly
  • Dr. Michael Collins
  • Jack Truman (Deathlok 18)
  • Larry Young (Deathlok 10)
  • Henry Hayes (Deathlok 1)

Garza Cartel

  • Magdelina Elizabeth Juarez Camacho Garza (The Empress Scorpion)
  • Robbie Reyes
  • Antonio Gomez
  • Juan Ortiz
  • Jose Morales
  • Antonio Diaz

Kingpin Syndicate

  • James Wesley (The Kingpin)
  • The Purple Man (Zebediah Kilgrave)
  • Caesar Cicero
  • Leland Owlsley
  • Michael "Man Mountain" Marko

The Manfredi Syndicate

  • Silvio "Silverback" Manfredi
  • Alicia Manfredi
  • Jospeh Frost (Hammerhead)
  • Whitney Frost
  • William "Flint" Marko
  • Donald "Donnie" Gill

Circus of Crime

  • Ringmaster (Maynard Tiboldt)
  • Trickshot (William Farrell)
  • Scarecrow (Ebenezer Laughton)
  • Bruto the Strongman (Bruce Oalfsen)
  • Princess Python and Precious (Zelda DuBois)
  • Human Cannonball (Jack Pulver)
  • The Great Gambonnos (Ernesto and Luigi Gambonno)

The Hand

  • Kenji Oyama (Lord Dark Wind)
  • Kenuichio Harada (the Silver Samurai)
  • Yuriko Oyama (Lady Deathstrike)
  • Ogun
  • Maki Matsumoto

The Ten Rings

  • The Mandarin (Yusaf Khan)
  • Aamir Khan
  • Raza Hamidmi Al-Wazar
  • Abu Bakaar
  • The Hashashin (Sooraya Qadir)
  • Razorfist (Arjun Raghav)
  • Yuvraj Singh
  • Lakshay Singh
  • Sanjit Shaara
  • Kabir Mahadevu
  • Ahmad Zubair
  • Dinah Mandi
  • Ahmal Farouk

Church of La Magra

  • Deacon Frost
  • Elanor Bishop
  • Varne Vicaro
  • Count Luchino Nefaria

Damaskinos LTD.

  • Elias Damaskinos
  • Jared Nomak Damaskinos
  • Nyssa Damaskinos (formerly)

The Inner Demons

  • Mr. Negative (Ichirō Yashida)
  • Shinji Yokohama
  • Akira Yokohama

Other Inhabitants[]

Stark Industries (Formerly Stark/Hammer Industries)

  • Peter Parker
  • Gwen Stacy
  • Justine Hammer(†)
  • Obidiah Stane(†)
  • Riri Williams

Daily Bugle News Network

  • J. Jonah Jameson
  • Joesph "Robbie" Robertson
  • Benjamin "Ben" Urich
  • Karen Page
  • Elzabeth "Betty" Brandt-Leeds
  • Glorianna "Glory" Grant
  • Edward Charles Allan "Eddie" Brock

Superhuman Wrestling League (SWL)

  • Heroes/Faces
    • Wonder Man (Simon Williams)
    • Tigra (Greer Grant Nelson)
    • She-Hulk (Lejori Zakaria)
    • Dazzler (Alison Blaire)
    • Falcon (Rayshaun Lucas)
    • Quake (Daisy Johnson)
    • Power Man (Victor Alvarez)
    • America Chavez
    • Mockingbird (Barbara "Bobbi" Morse)
    • Goliath (Bill Foster)
  • Villains/Heels
    • Titania (Mary MacPherran)
    • Red She-Hulk (Anne Weying)
    • Green Goblin (Harry Osborn)
    • Exile (Victor Kohl)
    • Star-Lord (Harold Joseph "Happy" Hogan)
    • Freak (Eddie March)
    • Randall "Bone Saw" McGraw
    • Jospeh "Crusher" Hogan
    • Negasonic Teenage Warhead (Ellie Phimister)
    • Atlas (Erik Josten)

Others

  • The MayDays
    • Mary Jane Watson
    • Melissa Gold
    • Mary Walker
    • Anya Corazón
  • Max Dillon (Electro)
  • Doreen Allene Green
  • Millicent "Millie" Collins

Places[]

Wakanda

Japan

  • Kudzu Biker Gang

The Savage Land

  • Savage Land Forestry Corps
    • Sergei Nikolaevich Kravinoff
    • Ka'Zar
    • Zabu
    • Devil Dinosaur

United States

  • President Norman Osborn
  • Vice President Mendel Stromm
  • Senator Alistair Alphonso Smythe
  • Senator Carolyn Trainer
  • Secretary of Defense Ward Meachum
  • Secretary of Agriculture Steven Lang
  • Secretary of Educaton Rose Gilberti
  • CIA Director of Central Intelligence Everett Ross
  • CIA Deputy Director Carlton Drake
  • CIA Agent Roland Treece
  • CIA Agent William Rawlins
  • Moria MacTaggart
  • Ororo Munroe
  • Senator Gustav Fiers

Harlem

  • Stokes Gang
    • Cornell Bertram Stokes
    • Willis Harold Stryker (Diamondback)
    • Mariah Dillard
    • Hernán Enrique Salazar Álvarez (Shades)
    • Turk Barrett
    • Tone
  • Chief of Police Jefferson Morales

Latveria

Madripoor

  • Domino (Neena Thurman)
  • Thasanee Rappaccini
  • Karl Kounen

Attilan

  • Namor
  • Attuma
  • Gorgon
  • Karnak
  • Crystalia Amaquelin

The Raft

  • Warden Bendis
  • Corporal Gregory Sallinger
  • The Guardsmen Corps.
    • Harold "Harry" Bright
    • James "Jim" Cunningham
    • Marc Danson
    • Paul Danvers
    • Chief of Security Kevin O'Brien
    • Charles "Charlie" DeMulder
    • Terence "Terry" Doocey

Pocket Dimensions

  • Hell
  • Limbo
  • Heaven
    • Cain (The Spirit of Vengeance)
  • Karma-Taj
    • Dweller-In-Darkness
  • The Dark Dimension
    • Dormammu
    • Mindless Ones
    • Pride (Baron Karl Mordo)
    • Greed (Kaecilius)
    • Lust (Selene)
    • Envy (Amara the Enchantress)
    • Gluttony (Shuma-Gorath)
    • Sloth (Kaluu)
    • Wrath (Morgan le Fay)
  • The Nine Realms
    • Midgard
    • Helheim
    • Asgard
    • Jotunheim
    • Alfheim
    • Niflheim
    • Vanaheim
    • Muspelheim
    • Nidavellir
  • The Seven Capital Cities of Heaven
    • K'un-Lun
    • K'un-Zi
    • Tiger Island
    • Peng Lai
    • Ta-Lo
    • Z'Gambo
    • Shangri-La

Planets[]

Xandar

  • Rhomann Dey (Nova Prime)
  • Irani Rael (Nova Prime)(†)
  • Ko-Rel

Kree -Lar

  • Supreme Intelligence
  • Hala
  • Ronan the Accuser
  • Devros
  • Korath
  • Yon-Rogg
  • Ruul

Shi'ar Prime

  • Princess-Majestrix Lilandra Neramani
  • Kallark

Skrullos

  • Talos
  • Anelle

Spartax

  • Emperor J'son
  • Prince Peter Quill
  • Princess Victoria

Badoon

  • Aladi No Eke
  • Voord Bloodeye
  • The Cylak
  • Chitauri

Battleworld

  • Mojo
  • Spiral
  • Yautja Hunters

Aurelios Prime

  • Praxus(†)

Deities[]

Olympians

  • Juno (Hera)
  • Vulcan (Hephaestus)
  • Minerva (Athena)
  • Neptune (Poseidon)
  • Venus (Aphrodite)
  • Mars (Ares)
  • Apollo
  • Diana (Artemis)
  • Vesta (Hestia)
  • Mercury (Hermes)
  • Cerea (Demeter)
  • Orcus/ Dis Pater/ Pluto/ Rex Infernus (Hades)

Indian Pantheon

  • Ravana
  • Vishnu

Norse Pantheon

  • Thor
  • Loki Laufeyson
  • Odin
  • Freya
  • Heimdall
  • the Warriors Three
  • Sif

Egyptian Pantheon

Christian Pantheon

  • God
  • Mephisto
  • Angels
  • Demons

Independent

  • Eternity
  • Infinity
  • Entropy
  • Impossible Man/Deadpool
  • Paragon(†)
  • the Beyonder
  • Death
  • Nightmare
  • Galactus
    • Heralds of Galactus
  • Phoenix Force

Creatures/Races[]

Races

  • Humans (Homo Sapien Sapien)
  • Mutants (Homo Sapien Superior)
  • Inhumans (Inhomo Supremis)
  • Human Mutate (Homo Sapiens Augmentatus)
  • Vampire (Hominus Nocturna)
  • Werewolf (Hominus Canius-Lupis)
  • Sorcerer (Hominus Arcana)

Monsters

  • Hydra
  • Wendigo
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