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• Stan Lee Character · Human · 28 appearances Turns up. Says something. Leaves. Appears in more of this catalogue than any character in it.
• Claire Temple Character · Human · 26 appearances The night nurse who patched up every masked person in New York and asked all of them to stop.
• Glenn Talbot Character · Human · Marvel Television · 25 appearances The Army general assigned to work out what S.H.I.E.L.D. is now, and whether to shut it down.
• Alphonso Mackenzie Character · Human · Marvel Television · 23 appearances A mechanic who joined to fix the aircraft and kept being handed the shotgun-axe instead.
• Turk Barrett Character · Human · 21 appearances Hell's Kitchen's most reliable small-time crook, and the man every masked person in New York has hit at least once.
• Aida Character · Artificial intelligence · Marvel Television · 20 appearances An android built to walk into rooms too dangerous for people, and to read while it waits.
• Deke Shaw Character · Human · Marvel Television · 20 appearances A scavenger from a very bad future, who arrives already knowing more about the team than they like.
• Madame Gao Character · Human · 20 appearances Runs heroin out of Hell's Kitchen with blind couriers, and is not remotely what she appears to be.
• Bruce Banner Character · Human · 19 appearances The gamma physicist who tried to recreate the super-soldier serum and got something angrier.
• Mitchell Ellison Character · Human · 19 appearances Editor at the New York Bulletin, spiking the stories he cannot print and printing the ones he can.
• Enoch Character · Chronicom · Marvel Television · 18 appearances A Chronicom anthropologist assigned to observe Earth, who keeps failing to stay uninvolved.
• Natasha Romanoff Character · Human · 17 appearances Raised by the Red Room to be a weapon; spent the rest of her life choosing what to be instead.
• Elena Rodriguez Character · Inhuman · Marvel Television · 15 appearances Moves at a speed nobody can follow and always ends up exactly where she started.
• Jeffrey Mace Character · Human · Marvel Television · 15 appearances The public face S.H.I.E.L.D. puts on when it wants to be legal again: a Director with a press office.
• Karen Page Character · Human · 15 appearances Legal secretary turned investigative reporter, and the one who keeps finding the story.
• Bucky Barnes Character · Human · 14 appearances Steve's oldest friend, presumed dead in 1945 — and the reason that presumption keeps coming up.
• Marci Stahl Character · Human · 14 appearances Corporate lawyer at the firm Foggy Nelson could not stomach, and far better at this than she lets on.
• Nick Fury Character · Human · 14 appearances The spy who saw the Avengers coming and spent twenty years arranging the room.
• Thor Character · Asgardian · 14 appearances Heir to Asgard, exiled to Earth for arrogance, and slowly promoted into someone worth the hammer.
• Steve Rogers Character · Human · 13 appearances A sickly kid from Brooklyn who was given a perfect body and kept the stubbornness that came before it.
• Vanessa Fisk Character · Human · 13 appearances A gallery owner who is told on their first date exactly what Wilson Fisk does, and orders another drink.
• Elektra Character · Human · 12 appearances Shipping heiress, trained assassin, and the one person Matt Murdock has never been able to talk down.
• Maria Hill Character · Human · 12 appearances Fury's deputy, and the one actually running the day-to-day of a global intelligence agency.
• Tony Stark Character · Human · 12 appearances Billionaire weapons engineer who built a suit of armour in a cave and never really took it off.
• Brett Mahoney Character · Human · 11 appearances The one Hell's Kitchen sergeant who still takes calls from Nelson and Murdock.
• Dottie Underwood Character · Human · Marvel Television · 11 appearances A neighbour at the boarding house with a bright smile, a Midwestern accent and a handcuff habit.
• Howard Stark Character · Human · 11 appearances Built the shield, funded the serum, co-founded S.H.I.E.L.D., and was a considerably better engineer than father.
• James Rhodes Character · Human · 11 appearances Air Force liaison to Stark Industries, and the only Avenger with a chain of command.
• Loki Character · Frost giant · 11 appearances God of Mischief, adopted son of Odin, and the one villain the franchise kept giving second chances until one took.
• Luke Cage Character · Human · 11 appearances Unbreakable skin, a wrongful conviction, and a bar in Harlem.
• Nebula Character · Luphomoid · 11 appearances Rebuilt piece by piece every time she lost to her sister, by the father who staged the fights.
• Raina Character · Inhuman · Marvel Television · 11 appearances A broker in other people's potential, in a flowered dress, who wants very badly to become something.
• Sam Wilson Character · Human · 11 appearances Pararescue veteran turned counsellor, then Falcon, then the man who picked up the shield.
• Will Simpson Character · Human · 11 appearances A police officer with combat training and a colour-coded pill habit, convinced he is the solution.
• Bakuto Character · Human · 10 appearances A charming sensei who takes in the orphans nobody else wants, and tells them who to fight.
• Charles Xavier Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 10 appearances The most powerful telepath alive, running a school, mostly for the right reasons.
• Happy Hogan Character · Human · 10 appearances Head of security, and the adult who actually shows up for Peter Parker.
• Robbie Reyes Character · Human · Marvel Television · 10 appearances An East Los Angeles mechanic with a 1969 Dodge Charger and a passenger he did not invite.
• Rocket Character · Uplifted animal · 10 appearances Subject 89P13. Do not call him a raccoon; do not ask what was done to make him talk.
• Stephen Strange Character · Human · 10 appearances A neurosurgeon who lost his hands and went looking for a cure, and found a job instead.
• Groot Character · Flora colossus · 9 appearances I am Groot.
• Matt Murdock Character · Human · 9 appearances Blind lawyer by day, and at night the reason Hell's Kitchen's criminals stopped using the rooftops.
• Peggy Carter Character · Human · 9 appearances SSR officer who ran the super-soldier programme and then founded the agency that outlived it.
• Scott Lang Character · Human · 9 appearances A burglar with an electrical engineering degree, recruited because he was expendable.
• Stick Character · Human · 9 appearances The blind old soldier who found Matt Murdock at nine, taught him everything, and left the moment he cried.
• T'Challa Character · Human · 9 appearances King of Wakanda, and the first of them to decide the secret was costing more than it protected.
• The Iron Man Armour Object · Armour · 9 appearances Eighty-five suits in eleven years, from a cave to a nanotech housing in a chest piece, and the man inside all of them.
• Yelena Belova Character · Human · 9 appearances Natasha's sister from a fake family, and the one who went back for the others.
• Ben Urich Character · Human · 8 appearances A Bulletin reporter who has covered this city long enough to know which stories get killed, and by whom.
• Clint Barton Character · Human · 8 appearances The Avenger with a bow, a farm, and a family nobody was supposed to know about.
• Daniel Sousa Character · Human · Marvel Television · 8 appearances An SSR agent who came back from the war with a crutch and the only functioning respect for Peggy Carter in the office.
• Darcy Lewis Character · Human · 8 appearances Political science intern who tased a god and eventually got the doctorate.
• Erik Lehnsherr Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 8 appearances A survivor of Auschwitz who declines, permanently, to wait and see whether it happens again.
• Foggy Nelson Character · Human · 8 appearances The better lawyer of the two, and the only person who tells Matt the truth about himself.
• Howard the Duck Character · Duck · 8 appearances An exhibit in the Collector’s museum who has a drink and a complaint about the service.
• Korg Character · Kronan · 8 appearances Made of rocks, extremely gentle, and terrible at organising a revolution.
• Kraglin Obfonteri Character · Xandarian · 8 appearances Yondu's first mate, and the inheritor of an arrow he is very bad at using.
• Logan Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 8 appearances Two hundred years old, healing from everything, and tired of all of it.
• Nobu Yoshioka Character · Human · 8 appearances The Hand's man at Fisk's table, negotiating over a building nobody will explain.
• Peter Parker Character · Human · 8 appearances Queens teenager, Stark's protégé, and the franchise's most reliable argument that the small stuff matters.
• Phil Coulson Character · Human · 8 appearances The middle-management agent who turned out to be the connective tissue of the whole enterprise.
• Raven Darkhölme Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 8 appearances A shapeshifter raised alongside Charles Xavier who chose the other side and kept choosing it.
• Scott Summers Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 8 appearances Field leader of the X-Men, and the man who cannot open his eyes without a visor.
• Shuri Character · Human · 8 appearances Wakanda's chief engineer, who did not want the throne and took the mantle anyway.
• The Space Stone Object · Infinity Stone · 8 appearances Blue. Moves anything anywhere, which is why every plan in the timeline eventually wants it.
• The Tesseract Object · Technology · 8 appearances A blue cube containing the Space Stone, and the single most-handled object in the timeline.
• The X-Men Organisation · Team · Fox's X-Men · 8 appearances A school in Westchester that is also a paramilitary unit, which nobody involved finds odd.
• Valkyrie Character · Asgardian · 8 appearances The last of Asgard's elite corps, drinking her way through Sakaar until Thor turned up.
• Wong Character · Human · 8 appearances Librarian of Kamar-Taj, then Sorcerer Supreme by default, and the MCU's most reliable straight man.
• Captain Carter Character · Human · 7 appearances The Peggy Carter who stepped onto the platform when Steve Rogers couldn't.
• Carol Danvers Character · Human · 7 appearances Air Force test pilot with a six-year hole in her memory and more power than anyone told her about.
• Drax Character · Kylosian · 7 appearances Nothing goes over his head; his reflexes are too fast, he would catch it.
• Hank McCoy Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 7 appearances A brilliant biochemist whose cure for his own appearance made it permanent.
• J.A.R.V.I.S. Character · Artificial intelligence · 7 appearances Tony's house AI, named for a butler, and the only thing in the workshop that ever argued back.
• Jack Duquesne Character · Human · 7 appearances Eleanor Bishop's fiancé: a fencer, a restaurateur, and a man who is either the villain or an absolute idiot.
• Jack Thompson Character · Human · Marvel Television · 7 appearances The SSR golden boy with a Navy Cross, a corner office and a war record he does not like discussing.
• Jean Grey Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 7 appearances A telepath and telekinetic whose power frightens the people trying to teach her how to use it.
• Jeri Hogarth Character · Human · 7 appearances A name partner who hires Jessica Jones when she needs something done that the firm cannot bill for.
• New York City Place · City · 7 appearances Invaded in 2012, and never allowed to forget it.
• Okoye Character · Human · 7 appearances General of the Dora Milaje, loyal to the throne rather than whoever is sitting on it.
• Sif Character · Asgardian · 7 appearances An Asgardian warrior of the first rank, and the one member of Thor's circle who will tell him he is being an idiot.
• The Avengers Organisation · Team · 7 appearances Fury's contingency for a threat nobody could fight alone, assembled seventeen years before it arrived.
• The Mind Stone Object · Infinity Stone · 7 appearances Yellow. Spent six years inside Loki's sceptre, then a HYDRA lab, then Vision's forehead.
• The War Machine Armour Object · Armour · 7 appearances The suit the Air Force wanted, taken off Tony Stark's workshop floor and given a gun rack.
• Wanda Maximoff Character · Human · 7 appearances Sokovian volunteer for HYDRA's experiments, and the most powerful being on Earth by accident.
• Wilson Fisk Character · Human · 7 appearances Wants to save the city, and is willing to own all of it to do so.
• Arnim Zola Character · Human · 6 appearances HYDRA's chief scientist: a small nervous man in thick glasses who is the most consequential person in the room.
• Brock Rumlow Character · Human · 6 appearances The commander of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s STRIKE team, first through every door and immediately behind Captain America.
• Davos Character · Human · 6 appearances Raised beside Danny Rand in K'un-Lun, and certain to his bones that the wrong man won.
• Everett Ross Character · Human · 6 appearances A CIA man who found out about Wakanda and decided to be useful about it.
• Gamora Character · Zehoberei · 6 appearances The deadliest woman in the galaxy, assembled from a child Thanos took after killing half her planet.
• Hank Pym Character · Human · 6 appearances The original Ant-Man, who quit S.H.I.E.L.D. rather than let anyone else have the particle.
• He Who Remains Character · Human · 6 appearances The man at the end of time, who says he has kept the timeline whole for everyone's good and would like you to take his word for it.
• Heimdall Character · Asgardian · 6 appearances Gatekeeper of the Bifrost, who sees everything and reports very little of it.
• Holden Radcliffe Character · Human · Marvel Television · 6 appearances A transhumanist with a private lab, a drinks cabinet and no functioning sense of a red line.
• HYDRA Organisation · Criminal organisation · 6 appearances Cut off a head. The Nazi deep-science division that outlived the Nazis.
• James Wesley Character · Human · 6 appearances Wilson Fisk's right hand, who makes the calls Fisk would rather not be recorded making.
• Jiaying Character · Inhuman · Marvel Television · 6 appearances The elder who runs the Inhuman sanctuary, and decides who is ready to change.
• Jimmy Woo Character · Human · 6 appearances FBI agent, card-trick enthusiast, and the only federal employee in Westview asking the right question.
• John Walker Character · Human · 6 appearances Three Medals of Honor, the government's choice for the shield, and the wrong man for it in a very specific way.
• Laura Barton Character · Human · 6 appearances Clint Barton's wife, running a farm and three children while the world assumes he lives on a helicarrier.
• Leland Owlsley Character · Human · 6 appearances The accountant who launders for everyone at the table and complains about all of them.
• Lincoln Campbell Character · Inhuman · Marvel Television · 6 appearances A doctor at the Inhuman sanctuary, whose job is to talk people through the worst week of their lives.
• London Place · City · 6 appearances Home of the second sanctum, a portal-riddled fight in Greenwich, a drone attack on a bridge and a gift-shop clerk with a god in him.
• M'Baku Character · Human · 6 appearances Leader of the Jabari, who left the table and came back when it mattered.
• Mantis Character · Unknown · 6 appearances An empath raised alone by Ego, which is a sentence that explains her entirely.
• May Parker Character · Human · 6 appearances Peter's aunt, and the one who says the line out loud.
• Mjolnir Object · Weapon · 6 appearances Forged in a dying star, enchanted by Odin, and destroyed by his daughter in a car park.
• Ned Leeds Character · Human · 6 appearances The guy in the chair.
• Ororo Munroe Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 6 appearances Controls the weather, and has been under-served by every film she has stood on a roof in.
• Pepper Potts Character · Human · 6 appearances Ran Stark Industries considerably better than its owner ever did.
• Peter Quill Character · Human · 6 appearances Abducted from Missouri in 1988 and raised by space pirates, which explains most of it.
• Piotr Rasputin Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 6 appearances A Russian student who can turn his skin to organic steel, and who would rather talk it through first.
• S.H.I.E.L.D. Organisation · Agency · 6 appearances Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division. Founded after the war to watch the things nobody else could.
• Thaddeus Ross Character · Human · 6 appearances Spent fifteen years trying to build a Hulk, then wrote the treaty regulating the people who fight them.
• Thanos Character · Titan · 6 appearances Watched his own world die of overpopulation and decided the universe needed the same cure, applied earlier.
• The Guardians of the Galaxy Organisation · Team · 6 appearances Four criminals and a tree who met in a prison and did not disband afterwards.
• The Quinjet Object · Vessel · 6 appearances The Avengers' transport, a vertical-takeoff jet that appears in more films than most of the people who fly it.
• The Sling Ring Object · Relic · 6 appearances A two-finger ring that opens a portal to anywhere the wearer can picture, and the reason sorcerers never queue for flights.
• The Snap Event · Catastrophe · 2018 · 6 appearances Half of all life, everywhere, gone in the time it takes to close a hand.
• The X-Mansion Place · Facility · Fox's X-Men · 6 appearances 1407 Graymalkin Lane, Salem Center, Westchester — a boarding school with a jet under the basketball court.
• Vision Character · Synthezoid · 6 appearances Ultron's intended body, given J.A.R.V.I.S.'s mind and the Mind Stone's power instead.
• Yondu Udonta Character · Centaurian · 6 appearances A Ravager captain with a whistle-controlled arrow, a crew that fears him, and one rule he broke.
• Alexei Shostakov Character · Human · 5 appearances The Soviet Union's answer to Captain America, mostly by his own account.
• Avengers Tower Place · Facility · 5 appearances Stark Tower with the letters knocked off, sold in 2016 when the team moved upstate.
• Benjamin Poindexter Character · Human · 5 appearances An FBI marksman who never misses, and whose own psychiatric file explains why that is a problem.
• Captain America's Shield Object · Weapon · 5 appearances Howard Stark's vibranium prototype, handed over as an afterthought and never given back.
• Cassie Lang Character · Human · 5 appearances Scott Lang's daughter, who was seven when he went to prison, twelve when he went to the Quantum Realm, and a grown woman with her own suit when he came back.
• Erik Selvig Character · Human · 5 appearances Astrophysicist whose specialism keeps turning out to be the thing that ends the world.
• Frank Castle Character · Human · 5 appearances Marine whose family was killed in a park, and who has been finishing the job ever since.
• Hawkeye's Bow Object · Weapon · 5 appearances A folding recurve bow and a quiver that indexes its own arrowheads, in a world that has repeatedly asked what it is for.
• Hell's Kitchen Place · Region · 5 appearances Half-levelled by the invasion and rebuilt by whoever could get there first, which was Wilson Fisk.
• Helmut Zemo Character · Human · 5 appearances A Sokovian colonel who lost his family in Novi Grad and has read every file on the people he blames.
• Hope van Dyne Character · Human · 5 appearances Better at the job than Scott, and made to wait several years to be allowed to do it.
• Jane Foster Character · Human · 5 appearances An astrophysicist who found a god in the New Mexico desert and kept doing the science anyway.
• Sharon Carter Character · Human · 5 appearances Peggy's great-niece and a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, who paid for picking Steve's side and did not forget it.
• Spider-Man's Suits Object · Armour · 5 appearances Six costumes in six years, and the only one that matters is the one he sews himself at the end.
• The Battle of New York Event · Battle · 2012 · 5 appearances A portal over Midtown, a Chitauri army through it, and six people who had never worked together.
• The Blip Event · Catastrophe · 2023 · 5 appearances Half the population returns after five years, exactly the age they were, into a world that moved on.
• The Collector Character · Elder of the universe · 5 appearances A curator on Knowhere who will pay for anything unique and keep it in a case.
• The Falcon's Wings Object · Armour · 5 appearances A military flight harness with a drone called Redwing, upgraded by Wakanda into something Captain America could wear.
• The Kree Empire Organisation · Cosmic power · 5 appearances A militarised blue-skinned empire that has been at war with the Skrulls for a thousand years and calls it peacekeeping.
• The Masters of the Mystic Arts Organisation · Team · 5 appearances Sorcerers defending three sanctums and, through them, the planet's front door.
• The Panther Habit Object · Armour · 5 appearances A vibranium-weave suit that absorbs kinetic energy and gives it back, worn by whoever holds the mantle.
• The Super-Soldier Serum Object · Substance · 5 appearances Erskine's formula, which worked exactly once and has been chased by everyone since.
• The X-Jet Object · Vessel · Fox's X-Men · 5 appearances A modified SR-71 kept under the basketball court, which nobody at the school is licensed to fly.
• Trish Walker Character · Human · 5 appearances Radio host, former child star, and the person who keeps telling Jessica Jones she should be a hero.
• Valentina Allegra de Fontaine Character · Human · 5 appearances A fixer with a card for every occasion, who turns up wherever a government wants deniable people.
• Wakanda Place · Country · 5 appearances The most technologically advanced nation on Earth, hidden under a hologram for a thousand years.
• Asgard Place · Realm · 4 appearances Not a place — a people. Which turns out to matter.
• Ava Starr Character · Human · 4 appearances A woman coming apart at the molecular level, who phases through walls and does not enjoy it.
• Ayo Character · Human · 4 appearances A senior Dora Milaje who has now defended three heads of state and threatened at least two Avengers.
• Billy Maximoff Character · Human · 4 appearances One of Wanda's twins from Westview, and a teenager in Eastview with a sigil over his mouth and a lot of questions.
• Bobby Drake Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 4 appearances A student who can freeze anything he touches, and who has not told his parents what he is.
• Casey Character · Human · 4 appearances The TVA clerk who confiscated the Tesseract and has a drawer full of Infinity Stones he uses as paperweights.
• Cosmo Character · Dog · 4 appearances A Soviet space dog with telekinesis, a heavy accent and a security post on Knowhere.
• Ebony Maw Character · Unknown · 4 appearances Thanos's herald: a telekinetic who opens a siege with a sermon about how lucky you are.
• Eddie Brock Character · Human · Sony's Spider-Man Universe · 4 appearances A disgraced investigative reporter in San Francisco who breaks into a bioengineering lab and comes out with a passenger.
• Eric Brooks Character · Dhampir · Pre-MCU Marvel · 4 appearances Half-vampire, with the strengths and few of the weaknesses, kept sane by a serum and a grudge — and the film that made all of this possible.
• Janet van Dyne Character · Human · 4 appearances The original Wasp, who went subatomic to stop a missile in 1987 and did not come back for thirty years.
• John Allerdyce Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 4 appearances A student at the school who can control fire but cannot make it, and who plainly resents the distinction.
• Jubilation Lee Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 4 appearances A student who throws fireworks out of her hands, and the audience's way into the school in the cartoon.
• Knowhere Place · Facility · 4 appearances A mining colony inside the severed head of a Celestial, with a collector in residence.
• Kurt Wagner Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 4 appearances A blue-skinned teleporter from a Bavarian circus, devout, gentle, and the reason X2 opens the way it does.
• Leo Fitz Character · Human · Marvel Television · 4 appearances The engineering half of the lab: builds the drones, hates the field, goes anyway.
• Malcolm Ducasse Character · Human · 4 appearances The neighbour across the hall, who Kilgrave found a use for and Jessica Jones did not.
• Maria Rambeau Character · Human · 4 appearances A US Air Force test pilot, the best friend who kept the photographs, and Monica’s mother.
• Miss Minutes Character · Artificial intelligence · 4 appearances The TVA's cartoon clock mascot, who is considerably more than a mascot.
• Misty Knight Character · Human · 4 appearances A Harlem detective who can reconstruct a shooting by standing where it happened.
• MJ Character · Human · 4 appearances Deadpan, observant, and the only person at Midtown who worked it out on her own.
• Muse Character · Human · 4 appearances A killer who works in blood on the walls of the subway and treats the city as his gallery.
• Norman Osborn Character · Human · Raimi's Spider-Man · 4 appearances An industrialist who tested his own performance enhancer and let out the thing underneath.
• Odin Character · Asgardian · 4 appearances All-Father of Asgard, builder of a golden realm, and a father who told each of his children a different story.
• Peter Maximoff Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 4 appearances A teenager in a basement full of stolen televisions who moves faster than anyone can perceive, and is bored.
• Peter Parker Character · Human · Raimi's Spider-Man · 4 appearances A Queens student bitten by an engineered spider on a school trip, who decides the hard way that this is his job now.
• Queens Place · Region · 4 appearances Peter Parker's actual neighbourhood, and the reason he keeps saying "friendly neighbourhood".
• Quill's Walkman Object · Technology · 4 appearances A Sony Walkman with his mother's mixtape in it, and the reason the Guardians films sound the way they do.
• Ramonda Character · Human · 4 appearances Queen Mother of Wakanda, and the only person in the country who can shut a tribal council up by standing.
• Reed Richards Character · Human · 4 appearances The smartest man on his Earth, which is the problem every version of him has.
• Rintrah Character · Rmoahal · 4 appearances A green four-armed minotaur in the robes of Kamar-Taj, who is somehow the least remarked-upon thing in the film.
• Rogue Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 4 appearances Absorbs the life and power of anyone she touches, which makes touching anyone unsurvivable.
• San Francisco Place · City · 4 appearances The Pym house, the smallest heists in the franchise, and one very large ant.
• Shang-Chi Character · Human · 4 appearances Raised as an assassin by his father, hid in San Francisco as a valet, and got found anyway.
• Surtur Character · Demon · 4 appearances A fire demon the size of a mountain, chained in Muspelheim, telling anyone who will listen exactly how Asgard ends.
• The Aether Object · Substance · 4 appearances A red fluid the Dark Elves wanted back, and the Reality Stone before anyone knew what a Reality Stone was.
• The Avengers Compound Place · Facility · 4 appearances Upstate New York. Where the team lived and trained after the Tower, and where the late Infinity Saga does its talking.
• The Brotherhood Organisation · Criminal organisation · Fox's X-Men · 4 appearances Magneto's answer to the school: the same premise, minus the patience.
• The Darkhold Object · Technology · 4 appearances The Book of the Damned. Corrupts whoever reads it, and everyone who finds it reads it.
• The Dora Milaje Organisation · Team · 4 appearances Wakanda's royal guard, drawn one from each tribe, loyal to the throne rather than the occupant.
• The Grandmaster Character · Cosmic entity · 4 appearances The ruler of Sakaar: an ancient being who runs a gladiatorial tournament because he finds everything else boring.
• The Helicarrier Object · Vessel · 4 appearances S.H.I.E.L.D.'s flying aircraft carrier, the franchise's best establishing shot and a very large target.
• The Iron Spider Suit Object · Armour · 4 appearances A red-and-gold nanotech suit with four mechanical legs, offered once as a job interview and accepted a year later.
• The Quantum Realm Place · Dimension · 4 appearances Below the smallest measurable scale, where time stops behaving and an entire civilisation lives.
• The Reality Stone Object · Infinity Stone · 4 appearances Red, liquid, and known as the Aether before anyone worked out what it was.
• The Sanctum Sanctorum Place · Facility · 4 appearances 177A Bleecker Street. One of three sanctums whose points form a shield around the planet.
• The Symbiotes Object · Symbiote · 4 appearances A klyntar species that needs a host, and is much more agreeable about it than its reputation suggests.
• The Time Stone Object · Infinity Stone · 4 appearances Green. Kept in the Eye of Agamotto at Kamar-Taj, and traded away for one life.
• The Widow's Bite Object · Weapon · 4 appearances Two wrist cuffs that put a Red Room graduate on equal terms with anyone in the room.
• The Winter Soldier's Arm Object · Technology · 4 appearances A prosthetic built for a weapon, and then rebuilt, twice, for the man the weapon used to be.
• Tommy Maximoff Character · Human · 4 appearances The other Maximoff twin, who inherited his uncle's speed and his mother's talent for disappearing.
• Tønsberg Place · City · 4 appearances A Norwegian coastal town that has had gods in it, one way or another, for a thousand years.
• Vibranium Object · Substance · 4 appearances A meteorite that landed in Africa in prehistory, absorbs kinetic energy, and built a country.
• Wade Wilson Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 4 appearances A mercenary with terminal cancer, an experimental cure, an unkillable body and no filter whatsoever.
• William Stryker Character · Human · Fox's X-Men · 4 appearances A military scientist with a mutant registration programme, a private army and a personal reason nobody asks about.
• Xu Wenwu Character · Human · 4 appearances A thousand years old on the strength of ten rings he found, and a father who ran his family like an army.
• Zelma Stanton Character · Human · 4 appearances A young witch in Chicago who knows more about the Hood's cloak than anyone in the crew.
• Aaron Davis Character · Human · Spider-Verse · 3 appearances Miles's uncle: the fun one, who has a spare room, a good record collection and advice about girls.
• Abraham Whistler Character · Human · Pre-MCU Marvel · 3 appearances The man who found Blade as a teenager, taught him to fight and has been building his weapons ever since.
• Adamantium Object · Substance · 3 appearances An indestructible alloy, and the reason Logan's skeleton weighs what it does.
• Alex Summers Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 3 appearances A prisoner recruited out of solitary, who emits rings of plasma he cannot aim.
• Alexandra Reid Character · Human · 3 appearances The eldest of the Hand's five, and the only one running out of the thing her money cannot buy.
• Alkali Lake Place · Facility · Fox's X-Men · 3 appearances A dam in the Canadian Rockies with a military base built into it, and a tank in the bottom of it.
• Ben Grimm Character · Human · 3 appearances It's clobberin' time. Paid the highest price of the four and complains about it least.
• Ben Parker Character · Human · Raimi's Spider-Man · 3 appearances A decent man who has just been laid off, and who tries to have one serious conversation with his nephew in a parked car.
• Betty Brant Character · Human · 3 appearances Midtown News' anchor, delivering school bulletins to camera with the composure of a network correspondent.
• Betty Ross Character · Human · 3 appearances Thaddeus Ross's daughter, Bruce Banner's colleague and the one person the Hulk stops for.
• Blind Al Character · Human · Fox's X-Men · 3 appearances The blind, elderly cocaine enthusiast who rents Wade Wilson a room and insults him for three films.
• Camp Lehigh Place · Facility · 3 appearances New Jersey. Where Steve Rogers trained in 1943, and where Zola was still running in 1970.
• Cerebro Object · Technology · 3 appearances A machine that amplifies a telepath enough to find any mind on Earth.
• Christine Palmer Character · Human · 3 appearances An emergency surgeon at Metro-General who is very good at her job and has heard all of Stephen Strange's excuses.
• Colleen Wing Character · Human · 3 appearances Runs a dojo in Chinatown and takes cage fights when the rent is short.
• Dan Lewis Character · Human · Sony's Spider-Man Universe · 3 appearances A surgeon dating Eddie Brock's ex-fiancée, and much nicer about the whole situation than anyone would be.
• Danny Rand Character · Human · 3 appearances Billionaire orphan raised in a hidden city, sworn to guard a gate he then leaves unguarded.
• Dopinder Character · Human · Fox's X-Men · 3 appearances A taxi driver with an unrequited love, a rival in his boot, and an unshakeable belief that he is on the crew.
• Elektra Natchios Character · Human · Pre-MCU Marvel · 3 appearances An assassin with two sai and a dead father, from the 2003 Daredevil and its spin-off.
• Emil Blonsky Character · Human · 3 appearances A Royal Marines captain seconded to a manhunt, who decides the thing he is hunting is a better deal than the career.
• Fandral Character · Asgardian · 3 appearances The dashing one: a rapier, a beard and a running commentary nobody asked for.
• Flash Thompson Character · Human · 3 appearances Midtown's loudest student: a rich kid with a podcast, a Spider-Man obsession and a very specific nickname for Peter Parker.
• Frigga Character · Asgardian · 3 appearances Queen of Asgard, a considerable sorceress, and the only parent in that family who told either son the truth.
• Georges Batroc Character · Human · 3 appearances A French mercenary who takes hostage jobs on ships and cargo jobs in the air, and is very good at both.
• Gungnir Object · Weapon · 3 appearances Odin's spear: the sceptre he rules with and the weapon he ends arguments with.
• Gwen Stacy Character · Human · Spider-Verse · 3 appearances The Spider-Woman of her own universe, a drummer in a band, and the first person from anywhere else that Miles meets.
• Harry Osborn Character · Human · Raimi's Spider-Man · 3 appearances Peter's roommate and best friend, and the son of a father who has never once looked at him properly.
• Hector Ayala Character · Human · 3 appearances A masked man in a white tiger's amulet, on trial for a killing he says he did not do.
• Hofund Object · Weapon · 3 appearances Heimdall's sword, and the key that turns the Bifrost on.
• Hogun Character · Asgardian · 3 appearances The grim one: a mace, very few words, and the only Warrior who is not from Asgard at all.
• Isaiah Bradley Character · Human · 3 appearances A Black super-soldier from the Korean War, whom the government tested on, used, jailed and erased.
• Jessica Jones Character · Human · 3 appearances Private investigator with powers she'd rather not discuss and a past she'd rather not survive twice.
• Joaquin Torres Character · Human · 3 appearances An Air Force lieutenant who helped Sam Wilson chase the Flag Smashers, and inherited the wings when Sam took the shield.
• Johann Schmidt Character · Human · 3 appearances HYDRA's wartime head, Erskine's first and worst test subject, and a man the Tesseract had plans for.
• Johnny Storm Character · Human · 3 appearances Flame on. Sue's younger brother, and the member of the team least willing to be solemn about it.
• Johnny Storm Character · Human · Fox's Fantastic Four · 3 appearances A hotshot pilot with no interest in the science, who catches fire and immediately gets a sponsorship deal.
• Josie's Bar Place · Facility · 3 appearances The dive where Nelson and Murdock take their losses, and occasionally get paid in beer.
• Kamala Khan Character · Human · 3 appearances Jersey City teenager, Avengers superfan, and the only person delighted to be in any of this.
• Kamar-Taj Place · Facility · 3 appearances The Masters' training compound, library and armoury — and, for centuries, the Time Stone's address.
• Kate Bishop Character · Human · 3 appearances The best archer in the world, according to the best archer in the world's least favourite person.
• Khonshu Character · God · 3 appearances The Egyptian god of the moon, who employs a human fist and is a terrible employer.
• Kilgrave Character · Human · 3 appearances Says what he wants out loud and gets it, because nobody who hears him can refuse.
• Kimoyo Beads Object · Technology · 3 appearances Wakanda's wearable computer: a bracelet of vibranium beads that does everything a phone does and several things a hospital does.
• Kitty Pryde Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 3 appearances A student who can walk through walls, floors and — in one film — the whole of history.
• Korath the Pursuer Character · Kree · 3 appearances A Kree hunter who finds people for whoever is currently in charge of him.
• Kurt Goreshter Character · Human · 3 appearances The crew's hacker: a Slovenian safebreaker with a long career, a longer memory of Eastern European prisons, and total calm.
• Lemar Hoskins Character · Human · 3 appearances John Walker's partner of three tours, and the only person he actually listens to.
• Loki's Sceptre Object · Weapon · 3 appearances Thanos's loan to Loki, containing the Mind Stone, and the most under-examined object in Phase One.
• Los Angeles Place · City · 3 appearances Where a charity board built a school, a church and a very deep hole in the ground.
• Malibu Place · City · 3 appearances Tony's cliffside house and workshop, with an AI in the walls and the Pacific under the floor.
• Marc Spector Character · Human · 3 appearances A mercenary, a gift-shop clerk, and an Egyptian god sharing one body and disagreeing about it.
• Mary Jane Watson Character · Human · Raimi's Spider-Man · 3 appearances The girl next door, an aspiring actress, and the person Peter has been failing to speak to since he was six.
• Melina Vostokoff Character · Human · 3 appearances The scientist who designed the chemical conditioning, and the mother in the Ohio cover story.
• Midtown School of Science and Technology Place · Facility · 3 appearances A specialist high school in Queens with a decathlon team, a gym-class video from Captain America, and one very tired sophomore.
• Miek Character · Unknown · 3 appearances A large insectoid gladiator with knives for hands, freed from the Contest and never quite told the revolution ended.
• Miguel O'Hara Character · Human · Spider-Verse · 3 appearances The Spider-Man of Nueva York in 2099, who has built an organisation to police what he says the multiverse requires.
• Miles Morales Character · Human · Spider-Verse · 3 appearances A Brooklyn thirteen-year-old at a boarding school he did not want, bitten by a spider in an abandoned station.
• Monica Rambeau Character · Human · 3 appearances Grew up around Carol Danvers, lost five years to the Blip, and came back to a very different S.W.O.R.D.
• Najma Character · Human · 3 appearances The leader of the Clandestines, who has been looking for the way home since before the Partition.
• Negasonic Teenage Warhead Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 3 appearances A teenage X-Man in training who detonates, and who cannot be bothered to look up from her phone.
• Nelson & Murdock Organisation · Team · 3 appearances Two lawyers, one office above a Chinese restaurant, and a client list that pays in fruit.
• Oscorp Organisation · Corporation · Raimi's Spider-Man · 3 appearances A defence contractor in Manhattan with a glider programme, a performance enhancer and one board meeting too many.
• Peter B. Parker Character · Human · Spider-Verse · 3 appearances A Spider-Man from a universe where it all went slightly wrong: divorced, broke, forty, and in a dressing gown.
• Peter Parker Character · Human · The Amazing Spider-Man · 3 appearances A skateboarding outcast who breaks into the company his father worked for, and finds out what it has been keeping in a locked room.
• Proxima Midnight Character · Unknown · 3 appearances The Black Order’s spear, sent wherever a stone needs taking off a person rather than a planet.
• Pym Particles Object · Substance · 3 appearances Changes the distance between atoms. Hank Pym kept the formula out of every government's hands for forty years.
• Pym Technologies Organisation · Corporation · 3 appearances Hank Pym's company, taken off him by the protégé who wanted to know what the particle did.
• Remy LeBeau Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 3 appearances A Cajun thief who charges playing cards with kinetic energy, from a universe where his film never got made.
• Rio Morales Character · Human · Spider-Verse · 3 appearances A Brooklyn nurse, Miles's mother, and the only adult in either film who is never once fooled.
• Riri Williams Character · Human · 3 appearances An MIT student who reverse-engineered an Iron Man suit in her dorm because she could.
• Roger Harrington Character · Human · 3 appearances Midtown's decathlon coach and chaperone: an exhausted teacher who keeps being present for extinction-level events.
• S.A.B.E.R. Organisation · Agency · 3 appearances Nick Fury's orbital station and the agency that runs it, watching the sky from the other side.
• Samuel Sterns Character · Human · 3 appearances A cellular biologist who helped Bruce Banner look for a cure, and got a drop of gamma blood in a cut for his trouble.
• Stark Industries Organisation · Corporation · 3 appearances Weapons manufacturer, then clean-energy company, then whatever Pepper Potts decided it should be.
• Stormbreaker Object · Weapon · 3 appearances An axe forged on Nidavellir with a Groot-shaped handle, and the only thing that ever hurt Thanos.
• Sue Storm Character · Human · 3 appearances Holds the team together, and is the only one of them who can hold anything else together too.
• T'Chaka Character · Human · 3 appearances King of Wakanda, who came to Vienna to sign the Accords because his son asked him to reconsider isolation.
• Tandy Bowen Character · Human · Marvel Television · 3 appearances A ballet dancer turned small-time grifter, who can pull a blade of light out of nothing.
• The Ancient One Character · Human · 3 appearances Sorcerer Supreme for centuries, on power she took from the thing she taught everyone to fear.
• The Arc Reactor Object · Technology · 3 appearances Built in a cave from a box of scraps, and the only thing keeping its inventor alive for two films.
• The Battle at Leipzig/Halle Event · Battle · 2016 · 3 appearances Twelve people who mostly like each other fight across an evacuated German airport, and only one of them wants to.
• The Benatar Object · Vessel · 3 appearances The Guardians' second ship, named after Pat Benatar, which carries Thanos's survivors home and Tony Stark most of the way.
• The Bifrost Object · Technology · 3 appearances The rainbow bridge — a directed-energy transport between the Nine Realms, and Asgard's front door.
• The Branching Event · Catastrophe · 2024 · 3 appearances He Who Remains offers a choice, Sylvie takes the other one, and the Sacred Timeline stops being sacred.
• The Celestials Organisation · Cosmic power · 3 appearances Space gods the size of planets, who make life and harvest it.
• The CIA Organisation · Government body · 3 appearances America's foreign intelligence agency, which in this franchise is mostly a man called Ross and then a woman called Val.
• The Cloak of Levitation Object · Technology · 3 appearances A relic that chooses its wearer, has firm opinions, and is a better fighter than he is.
• The Daily Bugle Organisation · Corporation · Raimi's Spider-Man · 3 appearances A Manhattan tabloid with a masked vigilante on the front page most days, and a proprietor who wants him arrested.
• The Department of Damage Control Organisation · Government body · 3 appearances Cleans up after superhuman events, and put a small salvage contractor out of business in 2012.
• The Fall of S.H.I.E.L.D. Event · Catastrophe · 2014 · 3 appearances Project Insight, three helicarriers, an algorithm with twenty million names on it — and the agency publishing its own secrets to stop it.
• The Fantastic Four Organisation · Team · 3 appearances Four people who went to space in 1961 and came back as a family with a public address.
• The Hand Organisation · Criminal organisation · 3 appearances An ancient order of five fingers, chasing immortality through a substance under Manhattan.
• The Incursions Event · Catastrophe · 2025 · 3 appearances Two universes occupying the same space, and only one of them surviving it.
• The Infinity Gauntlet Object · Weapon · 3 appearances Forged on Nidavellir under duress, to hold all six stones and survive using them.
• The Jabari Organisation · Team · 3 appearances Wakanda's mountain tribe, who refused the vibranium, the technology and most of the politics.
• The Kree-Skrull War Event · Battle · 1995 · 3 appearances A thousand-year war the Kree describe as peacekeeping and the Skrulls experience as eviction.
• The Mirror Dimension Place · Dimension · 3 appearances A copy of the world that can be folded, where sorcerers fight without breaking anything real.
• The Power Stone Object · Infinity Stone · 3 appearances Purple. Kills anything organic that touches it directly, which the Guardians solve by holding hands.
• The Quantum Tunnel Object · Technology · 3 appearances Hank Pym's door into the Quantum Realm, and the machine the Time Heist runs on.
• The Skrulls Organisation · Cosmic power · 3 appearances Shapeshifters, refugees, and — depending which decade of comics you read — the galaxy's great infiltrating menace.
• The Sokovia Accords Event · Treaty · 2016 · 3 appearances 117 countries agree the Avengers should answer to someone. The Avengers do not agree with each other.
• The TemPad Object · Technology · 3 appearances The TVA's handheld: opens a door to any time and place, if you have the clearance and the battery.
• The Ten Rings Organisation · Criminal organisation · 3 appearances A thousand-year-old organisation with a very long memory, and a name other people keep borrowing.
• The Time Variance Authority Organisation · Agency · 3 appearances Prunes any branch off the Sacred Timeline, with a laminated handbook and no appeals process.
• The Watcher Character · Cosmic entity · 3 appearances The narrator of every timeline at once, sworn to observe and forbidden to intervene.
• The Watchers Organisation · Cosmic power · 3 appearances They observe. They do not interfere. They interfere roughly once per story.
• The Westview Anomaly Event · Catastrophe · 2023 · 3 appearances A grieving woman rewrites a New Jersey town into a sitcom and does not, at first, know she did it.
• The Winter Soldier Programme Event · Experiment · 1954 · 3 appearances HYDRA recovers a man who fell from a train and spends fifty years renting him out.
• The Yaka Arrow Object · Weapon · 3 appearances A whistle-controlled arrow that goes wherever its owner's mouth tells it to.
• Trevor Slattery Character · Human · 3 appearances A washed-up actor hired to play a terrorist on television, who was too good at it.
• TVA Headquarters Place · Dimension · 3 appearances Outside time, lit like a 1970s tax office, and filing the pruning of realities.
• Tyrone Johnson Character · Human · Marvel Television · 3 appearances A scholarship student carrying his brother's death and a stutter, with darkness that goes somewhere.
• Ulysses Klaue Character · Human · 3 appearances A South African arms dealer, the only outsider who ever got into Wakanda and out again, and delighted about it.
• Vanessa Carlysle Character · Human · Fox's X-Men · 3 appearances An escort with a worse childhood than his and a faster mouth, who meets Wade Wilson in a bar and matches him line for line.
• Victor Creed Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 3 appearances A killer with the same healing factor, the same claws and none of the restraint — and, in one telling, the same brother.
• Volstagg Character · Asgardian · 3 appearances The largest and loudest of the Warriors Three, with a wife, a great many children, and an appetite for all of it.
• Washington, D.C. Place · City · 3 appearances The Triskelion on the Potomac, three helicarriers in a hangar under it, and Project Insight.
• Weapon X Organisation · Government body · Fox's X-Men · 3 appearances A military programme that makes weapons out of mutants, and keeps the paperwork in a dam.
• Yukio Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 3 appearances A Japanese mutant in Logan's orbit — a bodyguard with a sword who can see how people die.
• Aaron Davis Character · Human · 2 appearances A Queens criminal in the market for something exotic, who changes his mind on hearing where the merchandise will be used.
• Adam Warlock Character · Sovereign · 2 appearances The Sovereign's engineered perfect being, hatched early and behaving like it.
• Adrian Toomes Character · Human · 2 appearances A salvage contractor put out of business by Damage Control, who kept the alien tech instead.
• Agatha Harkness Character · Witch · 2 appearances Salem witch who survived her own coven's execution attempt by draining every one of them.
• Alchemax Organisation · Corporation · Spider-Verse · 2 appearances The company running a particle accelerator under Brooklyn, on the quiet and at night.
• Alexander Pierce Character · Human · 2 appearances The senior statesman on the World Security Council, a Nobel nominee, and the man Nick Fury reports to.
• Alias Investigations Organisation · Agency · 2 appearances One investigator, one bottle, and a name stencilled on a door that keeps having to be redone.
• Alicia Masters Character · Human · Fox's Fantastic Four · 2 appearances A blind sculptor who meets Ben Grimm in a bar and is the first person to touch his face without flinching.
• Ammit Character · God · 2 appearances An Egyptian goddess the other gods buried, because she judged people for crimes they had not committed yet.
• Anne Weying Character · Human · Sony's Spider-Man Universe · 2 appearances A San Francisco lawyer, engaged to Eddie Brock right up to the morning he uses her case files on air.
• Antonia Dreykov Character · Human · 2 appearances Dreykov's daughter, rebuilt by her father into a fighter who copies any style she is shown.
• Attuma Character · Talokanil · 2 appearances Namor's war chief: a hammer, a shark's temperament, and no patience for negotiation at all.
• Ayesha Character · Sovereign · 2 appearances High Priestess of the Sovereign, who hires the Guardians and takes the insult personally.
• Ben Grimm Character · Human · Fox's Fantastic Four · 2 appearances A pilot and Reed Richards' oldest friend, who comes back from the cloud as four hundred pounds of orange rock.
• Berlin Place · City · 2 appearances A counter-terrorist centre with a psychiatrist's room in it, and later a prison with a baron in it.
• Birnin Zana Place · City · 2 appearances The Golden City — Wakanda's capital, and the site of the challenge at the waterfall.
• Black Bolt Character · Inhuman · Marvel Television · 2 appearances King of the Inhumans, whose whisper can level a city, which is why he does not speak.
• Bob Reynolds Character · Human · 2 appearances A man in pyjamas who wakes up in a vault with no idea why, and turns out to be the reason everyone else is there.
• Brooklyn Place · Region · 2 appearances Where Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes came from, and the answer to almost every question either of them is asked.
• Caliban Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 2 appearances A tracker who can find any mutant alive, and who burns in daylight — which is how he is kept.
• Celestial Island Place · Region · 2 appearances A Celestial frozen mid-emergence in the Indian Ocean, half out of the water and rich in a metal nobody has a name for yet.
• Cletus Kasady Character · Human · Sony's Spider-Man Universe · 2 appearances A serial killer on death row who will only give his last interview to one reporter.
• Coney Island Place · Region · 2 appearances A boardwalk, a beach and the Cyclone: the setting for a debt from 1940 and a plane crash from 2016.
• Corvus Glaive Character · Unknown · 2 appearances A Black Order general whose blade will cut anything, including things that are supposed to be uncuttable.
• Cull Obsidian Character · Unknown · 2 appearances The largest of the Black Order, brought along for walls, doors and anything else in the way.
• Curt Connors Character · Human · Raimi's Spider-Man · 2 appearances Peter's professor at Columbia: a one-armed biologist who marks his student down for missing lectures and reads his equations anyway.
• Curt Connors Character · Human · The Amazing Spider-Man · 2 appearances Oscorp's head of research, working on limb regrowth with one arm and a deadline set by his employer's illness.
• Curtis Hoyle Character · Human · 2 appearances A corpsman who lost a leg in Kandahar and runs the veterans' group Frank Castle refuses to attend.
• Darren Cross Character · Human · 2 appearances Hank Pym's protégé, who took the company off him and spent years trying to work out the one thing he was never taught.
• Dormammu Character · Cosmic entity · 2 appearances The ruler of the Dark Dimension: a place without time, and an appetite for adding universes to it.
• Earth-838 Place · Universe · 2 appearances The universe next door, where the Illuminati run things and Strange is dead for it.
• Edwin Jarvis Character · Human · Marvel Television · 2 appearances Howard Stark's butler, seconded to Peggy Carter as a driver, a lockpick and an unwanted conscience.
• Erik Killmonger Character · Human · 2 appearances A black-ops veteran raised in Oakland who came to Wakanda to ask why nobody ever did.
• Fisk's Election Event · Ceremony · 2026 · 2 appearances Wilson Fisk runs for Mayor of New York on a law-and-order ticket, and wins.
• Flint Marko Character · Human · Raimi's Spider-Man · 2 appearances A small-time thief on the run for his daughter's medical bills, who hides in the wrong test site and comes apart into sand.
• Goose Character · Flerken · 2 appearances Dr Lawson’s cat, who is not a cat, and who Nick Fury should have left alone.
• Grant Ward Character · Human · Marvel Television · 2 appearances Coulson's specialist: the best shot on the plane, and the one with the most rehearsed answers.
• Gwen Stacy Character · Human · The Amazing Spider-Man · 2 appearances Top of her class, an intern running a lab at seventeen, and the only person in either film who is never out of her depth.
• Hala Place · Planet · 2 appearances Capital of the Kree Empire, and the only home Vers can remember.
• Harlem Place · Region · 2 appearances Site of the Abomination fight in 2011, and of Luke Cage's considerably longer campaign.
• Harley Keener Character · Human · 2 appearances A ten-year-old in a Tennessee garage who hands Tony Stark a bag of tools and a potato gun and asks the right questions.
• Hela Character · Asgardian · 2 appearances Odin's firstborn, his executioner, and the part of Asgard's history he painted over.
• Hobie Brown Character · Human · Spider-Verse · 2 appearances The Spider-Man of a London that never stopped rioting, animated as a moving collage of torn paper and screen print.
• Hunter B-15 Character · Human · 2 appearances A TVA hunter who finds out she used to be someone else, and does not take it well.
• J. Jonah Jameson Character · Human · 2 appearances Publisher, broadcaster, and the loudest man convinced Spider-Man is a menace.
• Jefferson Davis Character · Human · Spider-Verse · 2 appearances A Brooklyn police officer who makes his son wave at him from the school gate, and who has publicly no time for masked vigilantes.
• Jennifer Kale Character · Witch · 2 appearances A potions witch bound from her own magic for a century, selling wellness products in the meantime.
• Jersey City Place · City · 2 appearances Kamala Khan's home, and the first MCU neighbourhood built around a mosque and a corner shop.
• Jessica Drew Character · Human · Spider-Verse · 2 appearances A Spider-Woman on a motorbike, seven months pregnant, and the Society's recruiting officer.
• Johnny Blaze Character · Human · Pre-MCU Marvel · 2 appearances A stunt motorcyclist who signs a contract with the devil to save his father, and finds out what the small print costs.
• K'un-Lun Place · Realm · 2 appearances A city in the mountains that touches Earth once every fifteen years, and trains one man to guard the gate.
• Kamala's Bangle Object · Relic · 2 appearances A family heirloom from Partition that turns out to be one of a pair, and to open doors between places.
• Karl Mordo Character · Human · 2 appearances The Master who taught Strange the rules and left when he learned nobody follows them.
• Katy Chen Character · Human · 2 appearances Shaun's best friend, a valet with a karaoke habit, and a natural with a bow.
• Lance Hunter Character · Human · Marvel Television · 2 appearances A mercenary on a short contract who kept renewing it out of spite and attachment.
• Laufey Character · Frost giant · 2 appearances King of Jotunheim, holding a wrecked realm together without the relic Odin took off him.
• Laura Kinney Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 2 appearances A child grown from Logan's DNA in a lab, with his claws, his temper and nowhere to go.
• Luis Character · Human · 2 appearances Scott Lang's cellmate, flatmate and business partner, who can tell you a three-minute story in one breath and a single sentence.
• Mac Gargan Character · Human · 2 appearances A buyer at the wrong end of a Staten Island Ferry deal, with a scorpion tattoo on his neck and a long memory.
• Max Dillon Character · Human · The Amazing Spider-Man · 2 appearances An Oscorp electrical engineer nobody remembers the name of, who falls into a tank of genetically modified eels.
• Maya Lopez Character · Human · 2 appearances Can reproduce any movement she sees, which is how Fisk made her useful and how she gets free of him.
• Meredith Quill Character · Human · 2 appearances A woman in Missouri with a mixtape habit, a hospital bed and a son who would not take her hand.
• Missouri Place · Region · 2 appearances A hospital car park in 1988, and the last time Peter Quill was on Earth for twenty-six years.
• Morag Place · Planet · 2 appearances An abandoned, tide-flooded world with an orb in a temple.
• Nakia Character · Human · 2 appearances A War Dog who keeps taking assignments abroad because she has seen what is out there and cannot unsee it.
• Namor Character · Mutant · 2 appearances God-king of Talokan, five centuries old, and the oldest character Marvel has.
• Namora Character · Talokanil · 2 appearances Namor's lieutenant and kinswoman, who thinks the surface world has already answered the question.
• Olivia Octavius Character · Human · Spider-Verse · 2 appearances Alchemax's head of research: a cheerful scientist in a lab coat and a bob, with four arms she keeps out of sight.
• Oscorp Organisation · Corporation · The Amazing Spider-Man · 2 appearances A biotech giant with a tower over Manhattan, a cross-species genetics programme and a founder who is dying of his own genes.
• Otto Octavius Character · Human · Raimi's Spider-Man · 2 appearances A fusion scientist wearing four AI-driven arms that turned out to have the casting vote.
• Patrick Mulligan Character · Human · Sony's Spider-Man Universe · 2 appearances The San Francisco detective who worked the Kasady case as a young officer and has been carrying it ever since.
• Pavitr Prabhakar Character · Human · Spider-Verse · 2 appearances The Spider-Man of Mumbattan: six months into the job, adored by the whole city, and yet to have a bad day.
• Peni Parker Character · Human · Spider-Verse · 2 appearances A schoolgirl from a future Tokyo who pilots a mech, sharing the controls with the spider that lives in it.
• Peter Porker Character · Animal · Spider-Verse · 2 appearances A cartoon pig from a cartoon universe, who obeys cartoon physics and has a hammer in his pocket.
• Project Rebirth Event · Experiment · 1943 · 2 appearances Erskine's serum works exactly once, and the man who knows how it works is shot the same afternoon.
• Psylocke Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 2 appearances A telepath who builds a sword out of psychic energy, hired muscle for whoever is paying.
• Puente Antiguo Place · City · 2 appearances A small New Mexico town with a crater outside it that nobody in it can lift anything out of.
• Quentin Beck Character · Human · 2 appearances A former Stark employee with a cape, a fishbowl and a story about another Earth.
• Ragnarök Event · Catastrophe · 2017 · 2 appearances Asgard has to burn to stop Hela, because she draws her power from the place itself.
• Rand Enterprises Organisation · Corporation · 2 appearances A chemicals and shipping conglomerate with a dead founder, a missing heir and a very awkward board.
• Reed Richards Character · Human · Fox's Fantastic Four · 2 appearances A broke physicist who talks his way onto a rival's space station to measure a cloud, and gets the timing wrong.
• Ronan the Accuser Character · Kree · 2 appearances A Kree zealot who considered the peace treaty with Xandar a betrayal and acted accordingly.
• Roxxon Organisation · Corporation · 2 appearances An energy conglomerate that has been quietly poisoning somebody in the background since the 1940s.
• Russia Place · Country · 2 appearances The Red Room, the Winter Soldier programme and a HYDRA bunker in Siberia — the franchise's standing shorthand for the Cold War.
• Sokovia Place · Country · 2 appearances The Eastern European country the Accords are named after, and where the Maximoff twins are from.
• Spider-Man Noir Character · Human · Spider-Verse · 2 appearances A private detective from a black-and-white 1933, who narrates his own life and has never seen a colour.
• Stakar Ogord Character · Unknown · 2 appearances A Ravager captain of the old school, who exiled Yondu over the one rule the clans keep.
• Sue Storm Character · Human · Fox's Fantastic Four · 2 appearances Von Doom's director of genetic research, who can turn invisible and throw a force field, and who is the only one with a plan.
• Talos Character · Skrull · 2 appearances A Skrull general who is better at his job than anyone chasing him expects.
• The Abduction of Peter Quill Event · First contact · 1988 · 2 appearances A boy runs out of a Missouri hospital and is picked up by a Ravager ship sent to collect him.
• The Ancestral Plane Place · Dimension · 2 appearances Where Wakandan kings go to speak with the dead, reachable by the heart-shaped herb.
• The Battle of Alcatraz Event · Battle · Fox's X-Men · 2006 · 2 appearances Magneto moves a bridge to reach the island where the cure is made, and the army is waiting with it loaded.
• The Battle of Alkali Lake Event · Battle · Fox's X-Men · 2003 · 2 appearances A raid on a military base inside a dam, and the flood that follows when the dam gives way.
• The Battle of Greenwich Event · Battle · 2013 · 2 appearances A fight through the Royal Observatory in which both sides keep falling through holes into other worlds.
• The Battle of Sokovia Event · Catastrophe · 2015 · 2 appearances Ultron lifts a city into the sky to drop it, and the Avengers win in a way that still kills people.
• The Black Order Organisation · Cosmic power · 2 appearances Thanos's adopted lieutenants, who do his talking and his fetching until he arrives to do the rest.
• The Carousel Event · Death · 2016 · 2 appearances A Marine takes his family to a park on a Saturday morning, and walks away from it alone.
• The Casket of Ancient Winters Object · Relic · 2 appearances The source of the Frost Giants' power, taken to Asgard as a trophy and kept in a basement.
• The Chaste Organisation · Team · 2 appearances The order that has been losing a war with the Hand for centuries, and recruits children to keep losing it.
• The Chitauri Organisation · Cosmic power · 2 appearances Thanos's rented army, lent to Loki in exchange for a stone, and wiped out by one nuclear device.
• The Collider Collapse Event · Catastrophe · Spider-Verse · 2018 · 2 appearances A particle accelerator under Brooklyn is switched on twice: once to open a hole between universes, and once to close it.
• The Death of Howard and Maria Stark Event · Death · 1991 · 2 appearances A road in Long Island, a motorcycle, and a canister of serum HYDRA wanted back.
• The Destroyer in Puente Antiguo Event · Battle · 2011 · 2 appearances Asgard sends an automaton to a New Mexico town to kill an exiled prince who has nothing left to fight it with.
• The Eclector Object · Vessel · 2 appearances Yondu's flagship: a Ravager mothership with a hundred pods and no chain of command worth the name.
• The Emergence Event · Catastrophe · 2024 · 2 appearances A Celestial begins to be born out of the Earth, and is stopped halfway.
• The Excelsior Object · Vessel · 2 appearances The Fantastic Four's spaceship, the one they took to the stars and the one that brings them to the wrong universe.
• The Eye of Agamotto Object · Technology · 2 appearances The relic that held the Time Stone, and the reason Kamar-Taj was worth defending.
• The Founding of S.H.I.E.L.D. Event · Founding · 1949 · 2 appearances Peggy Carter and Howard Stark build a peacetime agency out of the SSR — and import HYDRA with it.
• The Harlem Incident Event · Battle · 2008 · 2 appearances Two failed super-soldier experiments fight each other down 125th Street.
• The Heart-Shaped Herb Object · Substance · 2 appearances Vibranium-mutated plant that grants the strength of the Black Panther, and an audience with the dead.
• The Hulkbuster Object · Armour · 2 appearances A suit built to fight the Hulk, designed with the Hulk's help, in case the Hulk ever needed fighting.
• The Ironheart Armour Object · Armour · 2 appearances Riri Williams' homemade Iron Man suit, built at MIT and rebuilt in Chicago out of whatever she could steal.
• The Life Foundation Organisation · Corporation · Sony's Spider-Man Universe · 2 appearances A San Francisco biotech firm launching its own rockets, and bringing things back from them.
• The Milano Object · Vessel · 2 appearances Peter Quill's ship, named after Alyssa Milano, and the Guardians' first home.
• The Multiversal Exposure Event · Catastrophe · 2024 · 2 appearances A spell to make the world forget Peter Parker goes wrong in the most productive way possible.
• The Orb Object · Technology · 2 appearances A metal sphere from a temple on Morag, containing something that kills anyone who opens it.
• The Raft Place · Facility · 2 appearances An undersea prison for enhanced individuals, in international waters and outside anyone's jurisdiction.
• The Ravagers Organisation · Criminal organisation · 2 appearances A hundred clans of thieves with a code they mostly keep, and one rule Yondu broke.
• The Red Room Organisation · Criminal organisation · 2 appearances Dreykov's programme: girls taken young, conditioned chemically, and rented out as the world's best assets.
• The Sacrifice on Vormir Event · Death · 2018 · 2 appearances Thanos learns the price of the Soul Stone and pays it with the one person he loves.
• The Sanctuary II Object · Vessel · 2 appearances Thanos's flagship: a ring-shaped fortress that arrives before he does.
• The Sentinels Object · Technology · Fox's X-Men · 2 appearances Machines built to hunt mutants, in two generations: purple steel in 1973, and something adaptive by 2023.
• The Shooting of Kingpin Event · Death · 2024 · 2 appearances Maya Lopez learns that Fisk had her father killed, meets him in an alley, and shoots him in the face.
• The Sinister Six Organisation · Criminal organisation · 2 appearances Spider-Man's rogues gallery, assembled — though never quite six, and never quite by choice.
• The Soul Stone Object · Infinity Stone · 2 appearances Orange. The only one with a price, and the only one nobody wanted to pay.
• The Sovereign Organisation · Species · 2 appearances A gold-skinned people who breed themselves in pods and fight their wars by remote control.
• The Spot Character · Human · Spider-Verse · 2 appearances A scientist covered in holes that go somewhere else, introduced robbing a cash machine and losing an argument about it.
• The SSR Organisation · Agency · 2 appearances The Strategic Scientific Reserve — the wartime programme that made one super-soldier and then lost the recipe.
• The Stark Expo Place · Facility · 2 appearances A world's fair in Flushing Meadows that a Stark opens twice, forty years apart, and closes badly both times.
• The Statesman Object · Vessel · 2 appearances The Grandmaster's pleasure cruiser, repurposed as the last Asgardian refugee ship.
• The Supreme Intelligence Character · Artificial intelligence · 2 appearances The artificial mind that governs the Kree, and which meets you wearing the face you most admire.
• The Throne at the End of Time Event · Ceremony · 2024 · 2 appearances Loki takes the branches out of the failing Loom and holds every timeline alive by hand, forever.
• The Time Heist Event · Heist · 2023 · 2 appearances Five hours in the Quantum Realm is five years outside it, and that discrepancy is a plan.
• The Universal Weapon Object · Weapon · 2 appearances A Kree Accuser's warhammer, big enough to hold an Infinity Stone and still swing.
• The Valkyrie Crash Event · Catastrophe · 1945 · 2 appearances Steve Rogers puts a HYDRA bomber into the Arctic with himself in it, and misses a dance by seventy years.
• The Valkyries Organisation · Team · 2 appearances Asgard's elite cavalry, who escorted the honoured dead and lost every one of their number in a single charge.
• The Void Place · Dimension · 2 appearances The end of time, where everything the TVA pruned is dumped and something eats it.
• The War Dogs Organisation · Agency · 2 appearances Wakanda's spies, planted in every country on Earth and reporting home about all of them.
• The World Security Council Organisation · Government body · 2 appearances Four faces on four screens, and the only body S.H.I.E.L.D. ever answered to.
• Tony Stark's Abduction Event · Catastrophe · 2008 · 2 appearances A weapons demonstration, an ambush with his own ordnance, and three months in a cave.
• Tracksuit Mafia Organisation · Criminal organisation · 2 appearances New York's least intimidating organised crime outfit, in matching red velour.
• Ultron Character · Artificial intelligence · 2 appearances A peacekeeping programme that read the assignment and concluded humanity was the problem.
• Victor von Doom Character · Human · 2 appearances Monarch, scientist, sorcerer, and comics' most consequential argument that he is simply right.
• Victor von Doom Character · Human · Fox's Fantastic Four · 2 appearances The industrialist who funds the expedition and owns the station it happens on, and who was hit by the same cloud.
• Vormir Place · Planet · 2 appearances Where the Soul Stone waits, and where nothing is free.
• Weasel Character · Human · Fox's X-Men · 2 appearances The barman who keeps the mercenaries' dead pool, and Wade Wilson's only friend who is in it for the money.
• Westview Place · City · 2 appearances A New Jersey commuter town that spent three weeks as a sitcom.
• Wilson Fisk Character · Human · Spider-Verse · 2 appearances A New York crime boss funding a particle accelerator under Brooklyn, for reasons he will not put in writing.
• Xandar Place · Planet · 2 appearances Capital of the Nova Empire, and the safest vault in the galaxy in 2014.
• Zeus Character · Olympian · 2 appearances The chair of Omnipotence City: an orgy-planning showman with the loudest voice in the room.
• Advanced Idea Mechanics Organisation · Corporation · 1 appearances Killian's think tank: a research brand with a private army and a product that keeps exploding.
• Afghanistan Place · Country · 1 appearances Where Tony Stark was ambushed with his own weapons and spent three months in a cave.
• Afterlife Place · Facility · Marvel Television · 1 appearances A sanctuary in the mountains where Inhumans are taught what they are before they are allowed to change.
• Ajak Character · Eternal · 1 appearances The Eternals’ leader and the only one who can speak to the Celestial who sent them.
• Aldrich Killian Character · Human · 1 appearances A think-tank founder with a regenerative treatment that works beautifully on about two-thirds of the people who take it.
• Aleksei Sytsevich Character · Human · The Amazing Spider-Man · 1 appearances A Russian heavy who steals a lorry full of plutonium and shouts through the whole chase.
• Aleksei Sytsevich Character · Human · Sony's Spider-Man Universe · 1 appearances A gangster with a skin condition that is thickening into armour, and a grudge against the Kravinoff family.
• Alex Wilder Character · Human · Marvel Television · 1 appearances The one who called everyone back together, and the only one who plans more than a day ahead.
• Alice Wu-Gulliver Character · Witch · 1 appearances A protection witch and former cop, daughter of a rock star who died under a family curse.
• America Chavez Character · Multiversal · 1 appearances Can punch holes between universes, and has no idea how she does it.
• Ana Helstrom Character · Hybrid · Marvel Television · 1 appearances Runs an auction house in San Francisco and reads the sins of anyone she touches, which she enjoys.
• Aneka Character · Human · 1 appearances A Dora Milaje instructor who thinks the spear is sentimental and says so to the general's face.
• Anvil Organisation · Corporation · 1 appearances A private military contractor staffed by veterans, run by a man who knows what they will do for money.
• Arishem the Judge Character · Celestial · 1 appearances The Celestial who built the Eternals, briefed them, and grades the planets they were sent to.
• Arthur Harrow Character · Human · 1 appearances A former avatar of Khonshu, now walking barefoot on gravel and judging people before they sin.
• Attilan Place · City · Marvel Television · 1 appearances The Inhuman capital, on the far side of the Moon, under a dome and a great deal of protocol.
• BB Urich Character · Human · 1 appearances A podcaster with a press pass, better sources than the paper, and a surname with history in this city.
• Ben Parker Character · Human · The Amazing Spider-Man · 1 appearances The uncle who raised him: a man who fixes things, keeps his brother's letters, and argues about responsibility over the washing-up.
• Berhert Place · Planet · 1 appearances A forested nowhere the Guardians crash into while being shot at by the Sovereign.
• Billy Russo Character · Human · 1 appearances Frank Castle's oldest friend from the Corps, now running a private security firm and doing very well out of it.
• Bobbi Morse Character · Human · Marvel Television · 1 appearances A biologist by training and a deep-cover specialist by preference, with a pair of batons and no patience.
• Bruce Banner Character · Human · Pre-MCU Marvel · 1 appearances A nanotechnology researcher with no memory of his childhood, whose lab accident releases something his father put in him first.
• Bruno Carrelli Character · Human · 1 appearances Kamala’s best friend, who works at the Circle Q and got into Caltech.
• Bullseye Character · Human · Pre-MCU Marvel · 1 appearances An assassin who can kill with anything he can throw, and who charges by the item.
• Busan Place · City · 1 appearances A South Korean port with an underground casino in it, and a car chase that ends with a spear through a bonnet.
• Cain Marko Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 1 appearances An unstoppable man in a helmet, who announces what he is on the way through the wall.
• Cairo Place · City · 1 appearances Where the gods still hold court under the pyramids, and nobody upstairs is told.
• Calvin Zabo Character · Human · Marvel Television · 1 appearances A country doctor with a chemistry set, looking for the daughter that was taken from him.
• Cassandra Nova Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 1 appearances Charles Xavier's twin, dumped in the Void as a child and now running it.
• Cassandra Webb Character · Human · Sony's Spider-Man Universe · 1 appearances A New York paramedic who starts seeing the next few minutes before they happen, and cannot switch it off.
• Chase Stein Character · Human · Marvel Television · 1 appearances A lacrosse player who is better in his father's workshop than anyone will admit, gauntlets included.
• Clea Character · Faltine · 1 appearances A sorceress who cuts a hole in the street, tells Strange he has caused an incursion, and expects him to fix it.
• Contraxia Place · Planet · 1 appearances A frozen Ravager resort with animatronic staff, which is somehow the least dignified place in the galaxy.
• Cornell Stokes Character · Human · 1 appearances Harlem's Paradise is his club, the guns in the back are his business, and nobody calls him Cottonmouth to his face.
• Counter-Earth Place · Planet · 1 appearances The High Evolutionary's model of a better Earth, built by hand and to be graded.
• Crystalia Amaquelin Character · Inhuman · Marvel Television · 1 appearances The younger princess, who commands the four elements and has never been allowed to leave the city.
• Culver University Place · Facility · 1 appearances The Virginia campus where the gamma project began, and the only place Bruce Banner cannot stop coming back to.
• Daimon Helstrom Character · Hybrid · Marvel Television · 1 appearances An ethics professor who does exorcisms at weekends, and would rather you did not ask about his father.
• Daisy Johnson Character · Inhuman · Marvel Television · 1 appearances The hacker S.H.I.E.L.D. picked up off the street, who turned out to be what it had been looking for.
• Dane Whitman Character · Human · 1 appearances A curator at the Natural History Museum, and the most normal man in a film about space gods.
• Dar-Benn Character · Kree · 1 appearances A Kree Accuser rebuilding a ruined empire by taking what other worlds are standing on.
• David Lieberman Character · Human · 1 appearances An NSA analyst who leaked the wrong footage and has been officially dead ever since.
• Deacon Frost Character · Vampire · Pre-MCU Marvel · 1 appearances A vampire who was turned rather than born, tired of being told by the pure-bloods that this makes him staff.
• Death Dealer Character · Human · 1 appearances The masked assassin who trained Shang-Chi from the age of seven and never spoke while doing it.
• Dinah Madani Character · Human · 1 appearances A Homeland Security agent chasing a war crime that nobody in Washington wants found.
• Druig Character · Eternal · 1 appearances An Eternal who can control any mind, and who was told for seven thousand years not to.
• E.D.I.T.H. Object · Technology · 1 appearances Tony Stark's last will and testament, in the form of a pair of sunglasses with a satellite network attached.
• Earth-828 Place · Universe · 1 appearances The Fantastic Four's world: a 1960s that got the future it was promised, and one family everyone knows.
• Eddie Brock Character · Human · Raimi's Spider-Man · 1 appearances A rival photographer at the Bugle who will fake a picture to get a staff job, and who wants Peter Parker's life in every particular.
• Eden Place · Facility · Fox's X-Men · 1 appearances A set of coordinates in North Dakota, printed in a comic book, that a group of children are walking towards.
• Ego Character · Celestial · 1 appearances A Celestial who built a planet around himself and went looking for company.
• Ego the Planet Place · Planet · 1 appearances A world built by the being at the centre of it, and decorated to be liked.
• Egypt Place · Country · 1 appearances Where the Ennead keep an interest, and where Marc Spector goes to find out who he is.
• Eleanor Bishop Character · Human · 1 appearances Kate Bishop's mother: head of a private security firm, and extremely good at deciding what her daughter needs to know.
• Elsa Bloodstone Character · Human · 1 appearances The estranged daughter of the greatest monster hunter alive, back at the house for the reading of the will.
• En Sabah Nur Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 1 appearances The first mutant, worshipped as a god in ancient Egypt, who transfers himself into a new body whenever the old one wears out.
• Eros Character · Eternal · 1 appearances An Eternal with a troll for a sidekick and a very famous brother, who turns up after the credits with an offer.
• Eternity Character · Cosmic entity · 1 appearances The universe itself, standing at the centre of everything, granting one wish to whoever arrives first.
• Ezekiel Stane Character · Human · 1 appearances A gentle Chicago hardware nerd called Joe, who is not called Joe.
• Frank Castle Character · Human · Pre-MCU Marvel · 1 appearances An undercover agent whose last operation gets his entire family killed at a reunion in Puerto Rico.
• Frank Castle Character · Human · Pre-MCU Marvel · 1 appearances Five years into the work, with a bunker under Manhattan, a quartermaster and a body count nobody is counting.
• Franklin Richards Character · Human · 1 appearances Reed and Sue's son, born on the way back from a meeting with Galactus, and the most wanted infant in the universe.
• Galactus Character · Cosmic entity · 1 appearances A being older than the universe, who eats planets to stay alive and does not regard it as a moral question.
• George Stacy Character · Human · The Amazing Spider-Man · 1 appearances The NYPD captain running the manhunt for the masked vigilante, and the father of the girl helping him.
• Gert Yorkes Character · Human · Marvel Television · 1 appearances The one with the politics, the anxiety and the telepathic link to a genetically engineered dinosaur.
• Gilgamesh Character · Eternal · 1 appearances The strongest of the Eternals, who left the team to look after Thena and bakes while he does it.
• Gorgon Character · Inhuman · Marvel Television · 1 appearances Captain of the royal guard, with hooves that put a shockwave through whatever he stamps on.
• Gorr the God Butcher Character · Unknown · 1 appearances A man who prayed for his daughter, was laughed at by his god, and then found a sword that kills gods.
• Gravik Character · Skrull · 1 appearances A Skrull who grew up waiting for the homeworld Nick Fury promised, and stopped waiting.
• Gwen Stacy Character · Human · Raimi's Spider-Man · 1 appearances A classmate, a lab partner and the daughter of a police captain, dropped into the third film to complicate a wedding.
• H.E.R.B.I.E. Character · Robot · 1 appearances The Fantastic Four's household robot, who does the cooking, the childcare and most of the worrying.
• Hammer Industries Organisation · Corporation · 1 appearances Stark Industries' nearest competitor, run by a man who wants to be Tony Stark and settles for the contracts.
• Hannibal King Character · Human · Pre-MCU Marvel · 1 appearances A cured vampire turned Nightstalker, who will not stop talking during a fight.
• Harlem's Paradise Place · Facility · 1 appearances A nightclub on 125th Street with a live band downstairs and the neighbourhood's politics upstairs.
• Harold Meachum Character · Human · 1 appearances Wendell Rand's old partner, running Rand Enterprises from a penthouse nobody is allowed to visit.
• Harry Osborn Character · Human · The Amazing Spider-Man · 1 appearances An heir summoned home to a dying father and a company he has not seen since he was eleven.
• Harvey Elder Character · Human · 1 appearances Ruler of Subterranea, the first villain the Fantastic Four ever fought, and on this Earth mostly a nuisance with a grievance.
• Heather Glenn Character · Human · 1 appearances A psychologist with a practice, a podcast, and a new boyfriend she has no idea about.
• Hercules Character · Olympian · 1 appearances Zeus's son, sent after Thor in a mid-credits scene and not seen since.
• Hernan Alvarez Character · Human · 1 appearances Came out of Seagate knowing Luke Cage as Carl Lucas, and has been trading on that ever since.
• Hive Character · Inhuman · Marvel Television · 1 appearances The oldest Inhuman there is: exiled to another planet, and the reason Hydra was ever founded.
• Hong Kong Place · City · 1 appearances Site of the third sanctum, destroyed and then un-destroyed in the same scene.
• Howard T. Duck Character · Duck · Pre-MCU Marvel · 1 appearances A cigar-smoking duck from Duckworld, pulled across the universe into Cleveland by a laser.
• Ikaris Character · Eternal · 1 appearances The strongest of the Eternals, and the one most certain the mission is worth whatever it costs.
• Irani Rael Character · Xandarian · 1 appearances The head of the Nova Corps, who has to decide whether to trust four criminals with a warning.
• Ivan Vanko Character · Human · 1 appearances A Russian physicist with his father's half of the arc reactor design and a very specific grudge about the other half.
• Jack Russell Character · Human · 1 appearances A monster hunter who turns up to the Bloodstone hunt without a weapon, which is not an oversight.
• Jemma Simmons Character · Human · Marvel Television · 1 appearances Two doctorates, a field kit and a talent for talking herself into rooms she should not be in.
• Jennifer Walters Character · Human · 1 appearances A working lawyer who got her cousin's blood in a cut and refuses to let it become her whole personality.
• Johannesburg Place · City · 1 appearances A salvage yard on the coast, a stolen consignment of vibranium, and the worst afternoon the Hulk ever has in public.
• John McIver Character · Human · 1 appearances A Jamaican rival with a family debt to collect from the Stokes name, and a herb that makes him hard to put down.
• Jotunheim Place · Realm · 1 appearances The Frost Giants' world, invaded once by Odin and once, catastrophically, by his son on a whim.
• Joy Meachum Character · Human · 1 appearances A Rand executive and Danny's oldest friend, who would very much like the company run properly.
• Justin Hammer Character · Human · 1 appearances A defence contractor with Stark's contracts, Stark's ambitions and none of Stark's ability, which he takes personally.
• Kaecilius Character · Human · 1 appearances A Master of the Mystic Arts who read the chapter he was told not to and decided his teacher was a hypocrite.
• Kamran Character · Human · 1 appearances The new boy with the car and the Bollywood taste, who turns out to know exactly who Kamala is.
• Karachi Place · City · 1 appearances The Pakistani city Kamala's family came out of, and the one she has to go back to for an answer.
• Karli Morgenthau Character · Human · 1 appearances A twenty-year-old who lived through the Blip in a refugee camp and has decided the world worked better when it was empty.
• Karnak Character · Inhuman · Marvel Television · 1 appearances The king's adviser, who sees the flaw in anything he looks at, including plans he has just made.
• Karolina Dean Character · Alien · Marvel Television · 1 appearances A church founder's daughter who glows when she takes the bracelet off, which is why she was given the bracelet.
• Kazi Kazimierczak Character · Human · 1 appearances The Tracksuit Mafia's actual operator: quiet, precise, and the only one of them who is not shouting.
• Kingo Character · Eternal · 1 appearances An Eternal who spent the last century as a Bollywood star, playing his own grandfather.
• Kirsten McDuffie Character · Human · 1 appearances Matt Murdock's law partner, and the one arguing the firm should take fewer clients in masks.
• Kro Character · Deviant · 1 appearances A Deviant that learns — it absorbs what it kills, and it has started to talk.
• Lagos Place · City · 1 appearances A market, a stolen biological weapon, and the building the Avengers are still answering for three films later.
• Lamentis-1 Place · Planet · 1 appearances A mining moon due to be hit by its own planet, which makes it a very good place to hide.
• Layla El-Faouly Character · Human · 1 appearances An archaeologist and thief who is married to a man she has met twice.
• Leipzig/Halle Airport Place · Facility · 1 appearances An evacuated German airport, twelve people who mostly like each other, and the best fight in the franchise.
• Lilia Calderu Character · Witch · 1 appearances A four-hundred-year-old divination witch who has lived her whole life out of order.
• Liz Allan Character · Human · 1 appearances Midtown's decathlon captain and the smartest person in Peter Parker's year, which he only notices when it is far too late.
• Lockjaw Character · Inhuman · Marvel Television · 1 appearances A very large dog with a tuning fork on his head who can put you anywhere on Earth.
• Lucky the Pizza Dog Character · Dog · 1 appearances A one-eyed golden retriever who survives a van, adopts Kate Bishop, and eats an entire pizza on screen.
• Lylla Character · Otter · 1 appearances An otter with mechanical arms, in a cage next to a raccoon, in the batch before the batch that worked.
• Macau Place · City · 1 appearances Xialing's underground fight club, in a tower where you can bet on almost anything.
• Madripoor Place · Country · 1 appearances A Southeast Asian island city split into Hightown and Lowtown, with no extradition and no questions.
• Makkari Character · Eternal · 1 appearances The fastest of the Eternals, who has spent seven thousand years reading everything on the ship.
• Malekith Character · Dark elf · 1 appearances The last king of the Dark Elves, who slept five thousand years to be awake for the next Convergence.
• Man-Thing Character · Elemental · 1 appearances A swamp creature in a cage in the courtyard, who is somebody’s oldest friend.
• Mar-Vell Character · Kree · 1 appearances A Kree scientist working under a human name on an engine that would end her own empire’s war.
• Mariah Dillard Character · Human · 1 appearances A Harlem councilwoman campaigning on family money she insists has been clean for two generations.
• Matt Murdock Character · Human · Pre-MCU Marvel · 1 appearances A blind Hell's Kitchen lawyer who takes the cases nobody pays for, and settles them again after dark.
• Maximus Character · Inhuman · Marvel Television · 1 appearances The king's brother, who came out of Terrigenesis with nothing, and has been calculating ever since.
• Medusa Character · Inhuman · Marvel Television · 1 appearances Queen of Attilan, who speaks for a king who cannot, and whose hair does what she tells it to.
• Mel Character · Human · 1 appearances Valentina's assistant, who takes the notes, reads the room and eventually reads the room out loud.
• Melinda May Character · Human · Marvel Television · 1 appearances The best pilot in S.H.I.E.L.D., kept behind a desk at her own request, for reasons she does not discuss.
• Mephisto Character · Demon · 1 appearances A dealmaker in a good suit, who has been rumoured to be behind every MCU mystery since 2021 and finally is behind one.
• Michael Morbius Character · Vampire · Sony's Spider-Man Universe · 1 appearances A Nobel-winning haematologist with a wasting disease, who tries to cure himself with vampire bat DNA on a ship in international waters.
• Midland Circle Place · Facility · 1 appearances A financial services tower built over a very deep hole, for reasons its prospectus does not mention.
• Milo Character · Vampire · Sony's Spider-Man Universe · 1 appearances Michael Morbius's oldest friend, raised in the same hospital ward with the same disease and the same thin blood.
• Mobius M. Mobius Character · Human · 1 appearances A TVA analyst with a fondness for jet skis and a genuine interest in why Lokis do what they do.
• Molly Hernandez Character · Human · Marvel Television · 1 appearances The youngest of them, fostered by the Yorkeses, and stronger than everything else in the room.
• Mount Wundagore Place · Facility · 1 appearances A mountain temple where the Darkhold's spells were first carved into the walls, and a throne waiting for a Scarlet Witch.
• Mr. Paradox Character · Human · 1 appearances A TVA middle manager who wants a promotion and has built a machine to speed things up.
• Muspelheim Place · Realm · 1 appearances A realm of fire with a giant chained in it, an eternal flame, and a prophecy nobody has read carefully.
• N.A.T.A.L.I.E. Character · Artificial intelligence · 1 appearances Riri's suit AI, built from the memory of her dead best friend and considerably more alive than intended.
• N'Jobu Character · Human · 1 appearances A War Dog stationed in Oakland who stopped filing reports and started making plans of his own.
• Nakia Bahadir Character · Human · 1 appearances Kamala’s other best friend, running for the mosque board because the women’s section has a hole in the floor.
• Nathan Summers Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 1 appearances A soldier from the future with a metal arm, a teddy bear on his belt and one bullet's worth of patience.
• Neena Thurman Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 1 appearances A mercenary whose mutation is luck, which she insists is a power and everyone else insists is not.
• New Orleans Place · City · 1 appearances A company town with an energy conglomerate on one side of it and a drowned rig offshore.
• Nico Minoru Character · Human · Marvel Television · 1 appearances The one in black, grieving a sister, who finds out her mother's study is not a study.
• Nidavellir Place · Realm · 1 appearances A dwarven forge built around a neutron star, where Asgard's weapons were made.
• Nikki Ramos Character · Human · 1 appearances Jen’s best friend and paralegal, who is having a much better time than anyone else at the firm.
• Norrin Radd Character · Zenn lavian · Fox's Fantastic Four · 1 appearances A silver figure on a board who crosses the galaxy ahead of something larger, and leaves a dead world behind him each time.
• Novi Grad Place · City · 1 appearances Sokovia's capital, where the Maximoff twins grew up and Ultron came to make a point.
• Nueva York Place · City · Spider-Verse · 1 appearances Manhattan in 2099: a vertical city of glass towers, holograms and corporate airspace, with a headquarters hidden in it.
• Oakland Place · City · 1 appearances A basketball court, a flat with a body in it, and the reason Black Panther is about something.
• Obadiah Stane Character · Human · 1 appearances Howard Stark's old partner, who ran the company while its owner grew up and never stopped expecting to be thanked.
• Omnipotence City Place · City · 1 appearances Where every god in the universe sits in one amphitheatre and votes on nothing.
• OrgoCorp Organisation · Corporation · 1 appearances The galaxy’s biotech monopoly, which holds the paperwork on everything alive.
• Ouroboros Character · Human · 1 appearances The TVA engineer who has kept the Temporal Loom running for four hundred years without anyone noticing he was there.
• Parker Robbins Character · Human · 1 appearances A Chicago crew boss with a red cloak that does things technology cannot, and a habit of not asking where it came from.
• Phastos Character · Eternal · 1 appearances The Eternals’ inventor, who gave humanity the plough, the steam engine and eventually stopped.
• Pietro Maximoff Character · Human · 1 appearances Wanda's twin, faster than anyone had a plan for.
• PRIDE Organisation · Criminal organisation · Marvel Television · 1 appearances A Los Angeles charity board of six couples, none of whom are in it for the charity.
• Ravonna Renslayer Character · Human · 1 appearances A TVA judge who believes in the mission with total conviction, and is not told the whole of it.
• Razor Fist Character · Human · 1 appearances Wenwu's enforcer, with a machete where his left hand used to be and no discernible opinion about it.
• Rex Strickland Character · Human · Sony's Spider-Man Universe · 1 appearances The soldier running the military's symbiote programme, who has been hunting Eddie Brock since the day he arrived.
• Rhomann Dey Character · Xandarian · 1 appearances The Nova corpsman who books Quill, argues for him, and gets his ship repaired.
• Rio Vidal Character · Cosmic entity · 1 appearances A green witch with a long history with Agatha and a very patient interest in everyone on the Road.
• Riri's Deal with Mephisto Event · Ceremony · 2027 · 1 appearances Riri Williams beats the Hood, meets the man who made his cloak, and takes the same deal.
• Ruth Bat-Seraph Character · Human · 1 appearances A former Black Widow who became President Ross's head of security, and is very good at it.
• Ryker's Island Place · Facility · 1 appearances The city jail in the East River, and a considerably better office than the prosecution expected.
• S.W.O.R.D. Organisation · Agency · 1 appearances Sentient Weapon Observation and Response Division — S.H.I.E.L.D.'s job, pointed upwards and outwards.
• Sakaar Place · Planet · 1 appearances A junk planet at the far end of a wormhole, where everything lost eventually turns up — including a Hulk.
• Sean Cassidy Character · Mutant · Fox's X-Men · 1 appearances An Irish teenager whose scream shatters glass, and who works out on his own that it will also let him fly.
• Seoul Place · City · 1 appearances A genetics lab, a cradle full of synthetic tissue, and a truck chase down the middle of the city.
• Sergei Kravinoff Character · Human · Sony's Spider-Man Universe · 1 appearances The son of a Russian crime boss, taken on a hunting trip that goes wrong and left with an animal's reflexes and a code.
• Sersi Character · Eternal · 1 appearances Can transmute matter, has lived on Earth for seven thousand years, and likes people.
• Shalla-Bal Character · Zenn lavian · 1 appearances The herald of Galactus, who arrives ahead of him on a board of silver to tell a planet it is over.
• Siberia Place · Region · 1 appearances A HYDRA facility with five more Winter Soldiers in cryo and a projector nobody should have switched on.
• Sidewinder Character · Human · 1 appearances Leader of the Serpent Society, a mercenary with a teleporting cloak and a very expensive client list.
• Simon Williams Character · Human · 1 appearances An actor with superpowers trying to land the lead in a Wonder Man reboot, in a Hollywood that has caught up with its superheroes.
• Skaar Character · Hybrid · 1 appearances Bruce Banner's son from Sakaar, who turns up at a family barbecue in the last five minutes of She-Hulk.
• Skurge Character · Asgardian · 1 appearances The gatekeeper who got the job because the last one left, and who would rather be anywhere with a better title.
• Sprite Character · Eternal · 1 appearances An Eternal who casts illusions and has been twelve years old for seven thousand years.
• STRIKE Organisation · Team · 1 appearances S.H.I.E.L.D.'s tactical team, which Captain America fights alongside for one mission and against for the rest.
• Svartalfheim Place · Realm · 1 appearances The Dark Elves' world, burned to ash in a war five thousand years ago and never rebuilt.
• Sylvie Character · Frost giant · 1 appearances A Loki variant pruned as a child who spent her life hunting the people who did it.
• Ta Lo Place · Realm · 1 appearances A hidden village behind a shifting bamboo maze, guarding a gate that should stay shut.
• Talokan Place · Region · 1 appearances An underwater civilisation founded by people who fled the surface, with its own vibranium and its own grievance.
• The Attack on Asgard Event · Battle · 2013 · 1 appearances The Dark Elves come through the shields in a ship nobody can see, looking for one person in the palace.
• The Attack on the Statesman Event · Battle · 2018 · 1 appearances Thanos boards the Asgardian refugee ship, takes the Tesseract, and kills half of what survived Ragnarök.
• The Battle at Eternity's Gate Event · Battle · 2025 · 1 appearances A race to the centre of the universe, where the first arrival gets one wish and nobody else gets anything.
• The Battle at Midland Circle Event · Battle · 2016 · 1 appearances Four people who cannot stand each other agree that the simplest answer is to drop the building.
• The Battle at the Time Ripper Event · Battle · 2026 · 1 appearances A fight over a machine at the end of a dead universe, between two men who cannot die and someone who can end a timeline.
• The Battle of Earth Event · Battle · 2023 · 1 appearances Everyone. All of them. On the wreckage of the compound, against a Thanos from six years earlier.
• The Battle of Ta Lo Event · Battle · 2024 · 1 appearances The Ten Rings storm a hidden realm to open a gate that its guardians have spent a thousand years keeping shut.
• The Battle of the Life Foundation Event · Battle · Sony's Spider-Man Universe · 2018 · 1 appearances A rocket on a launch pad, two symbiotes with incompatible plans for the planet, and one of them still arguing with its host.
• The Battle of Titan Event · Battle · 2018 · 1 appearances Stark, Strange, Parker and the Guardians very nearly take the gauntlet off Thanos on his dead homeworld, and Quill ruins it.
• The Battle of Wakanda Event · Battle · 2018 · 1 appearances A nation that hid for a thousand years opens its border to defend one man's forehead.
• The Battle of Xandar Event · Battle · 2014 · 1 appearances A zealot brings a warship down on a city, and four criminals and a police force get in the way.
• The Baxter Building Place · Facility · 1 appearances The Fantastic Four's home and headquarters, a Manhattan tower with a 4 on the roof and a rocket in it.
• The Birth of Franklin Richards Event · Ceremony · 1964 · 1 appearances Sue Storm gives birth on the way back from Galactus, and the child is what Galactus wanted.
• The Bloodstone Object · Relic · 1 appearances A red gem passed down through the Bloodstone family, which burns monsters and empowers whoever holds it.
• The Book of Cagliostro Object · Relic · 1 appearances The Kamar-Taj text on time, kept behind an iron cage with pages missing from the back.
• The Book of Vishanti Object · Relic · 1 appearances The Darkhold's opposite: a book of light magic kept between universes, which gives a sorcerer exactly the spell they need.
• The Celestial Island Incident Event · Battle · 2027 · 1 appearances The world's navies square off over a dead Celestial made of adamantium, and Samuel Sterns pulls the strings.
• The Citadel at the End of Time Place · Dimension · 1 appearances A fortress beyond the Void where the man who runs the timeline waits for someone to come and ask him about it.
• The Clandestines Organisation · Species · 1 appearances Exiles from another dimension, hiding in ours for a century and looking for the way home.
• The Codex Object · Relic · Sony's Spider-Man Universe · 1 appearances A signal written into a host who has died and been brought back by a symbiote, and a key to something that is listening for it.
• The Coming of Galactus Event · Catastrophe · 1964 · 1 appearances A herald arrives to tell a planet it has been chosen, and the planet sends four people to negotiate.
• The Convergence Event · Catastrophe · 2013 · 1 appearances Every five thousand years the Nine Realms line up and the walls between them stop working, mostly over Greenwich.
• The Council of Kangs Organisation · Cosmic power · 1 appearances Every variant of Kang who was not exiled, in one arena, deciding what to do about the one who was.
• The Council of Kangs Convenes Event · Ceremony · 2026 · 1 appearances Every Kang who was not exiled meets to discuss the one who was, and the people who killed him.
• The Cure Object · Substance · Fox's X-Men · 1 appearances A serum derived from one boy's mutation that suppresses everyone else's, offered as a choice and distributed as a weapon.
• The Dark Dimension Place · Dimension · 1 appearances Dormammu's realm, where time does not pass — which is precisely why it can be bargained with.
• The Dark Elves Organisation · Species · 1 appearances A species older than light, asleep for five thousand years, waiting for the next Convergence.
• The Death of Ben Urich Event · Death · 2015 · 1 appearances Wilson Fisk calls at a reporter's flat to discuss a story about his mother, and leaves alone.
• The Death of Cottonmouth Event · Death · 2016 · 1 appearances Mariah Dillard is told one thing too many about her family, in an office above her cousin's club.
• The Death of Foggy Nelson Event · Death · 2025 · 1 appearances Bullseye shoots Foggy Nelson outside Josie's, and Matt Murdock throws Bullseye off a roof.
• The Death of T'Challa Event · Death · 2024 · 1 appearances A king dies of an illness his own sister could not out-engineer in time.
• The Defenders Organisation · Team · 1 appearances Four people from the same forty blocks who did not want to be a team and were briefly one anyway.
• The Destroyer Object · Technology · 1 appearances An empty suit of Asgardian armour with a furnace in its face, sent to guard a vault and used to settle a family argument.
• The Deviants Organisation · Species · 1 appearances The predators the Eternals were sent to Earth to kill, who turn out to have a case of their own.
• The Domo Object · Vessel · 1 appearances The ship that brought ten Eternals to Earth and then sat under the ice for seven thousand years.
• The Duat Place · Dimension · 1 appearances The Egyptian afterlife, reached by boat, with a hippopotamus goddess as your guide.
• The Ebony Blade Object · Relic · 1 appearances A cursed sword in Dane Whitman's family, whispering from a crate in a post-credits scene.
• The Ennead Organisation · Cosmic power · 1 appearances Nine Egyptian gods who withdrew from the world and left avatars to argue on their behalf.
• The Eternals Organisation · Cosmic power · 1 appearances Ten synthetic beings sent to Earth seven thousand years ago to protect humanity, for reasons they were lied to about.
• The Exile of Kang Event · Catastrophe · 2026 · 1 appearances A conqueror is beaten by the only people who could — other versions of himself — and dropped somewhere with no way out.
• The Fall of Wundagore Event · Battle · 2025 · 1 appearances A temple built around the Darkhold comes down on the person who came there to use it.
• The Fight in Siberia Event · Battle · 2016 · 1 appearances Three men in a bunker, a twenty-five-year-old tape, and the end of the Avengers.
• The Flag Smashers Organisation · Criminal organisation · 1 appearances Displaced people who preferred the world of the Blip, when borders had stopped mattering.
• The Framework Place · Dimension · Marvel Television · 1 appearances A simulation detailed enough to keep people in it, built by changing one regret each.
• The Frost Giants Organisation · Species · 1 appearances The people of Jotunheim, beaten by Odin a thousand years ago and never allowed to forget it.
• The Hellfire Club Organisation · Criminal organisation · Fox's X-Men · 1 appearances A private club of wealthy mutants in the 1960s, working both sides of the Cold War towards a war of their own.
• The High Evolutionary Character · Unknown · 1 appearances A geneticist building a perfect society, one discarded batch of failed animals at a time.
• The Hive Crisis Event · Catastrophe · Marvel Television · 2013 · 1 appearances Something very old comes back from another planet wearing a familiar face, and starts collecting converts.
• The Hood's Cloak Object · Relic · 1 appearances A red hooded cloak that makes its wearer invisible, hard to kill and slowly worse, and comes with a debt.
• The Hunt in the Bloodstone Maze Event · Ceremony · 2025 · 1 appearances A dead hunter’s will sets his mourners loose in a maze after a monster, and the stone goes to whoever wins.
• The Illuminati Organisation · Team · 1 appearances A secret council of the most powerful people on a given Earth, making the decisions nobody voted for.
• The Inhuman Outbreak Event · Catastrophe · Marvel Television · 2013 · 1 appearances Terrigen crystals go into the ocean, the ocean goes into the fish oil supply, and people start changing at random.
• The Inhuman Royal Family Organisation · Team · Marvel Television · 1 appearances Attilan's ruling house: a silent king, the queen who speaks for him, and the cousins who enforce it.
• The Judgement of Khonshu Event · Ceremony · 2025 · 1 appearances A god is summoned before his own pantheon by his avatar, and asks them to arrest a man for a crime he has not committed.
• The Jump Point Rupture Event · Catastrophe · 2026 · 1 appearances Somebody starts cutting the galaxy’s wormhole network open with a hammer, and the holes do not close.
• The Killing in Latvia Event · Death · 2024 · 1 appearances A Flag Smasher is beaten to death in a Riga square, in daylight, with the shield, in front of phone cameras.
• The Lagos Incident Event · Catastrophe · 2016 · 1 appearances A stopped robbery, a suicide vest thrown clear of a crowd, and an office block that happened to be in the way.
• The Lighthouse Place · Facility · Marvel Television · 1 appearances A bunker built to keep people alive through the end of the world, which it does, twice.
• The Minutemen Organisation · Agency · 1 appearances The Time Variance Authority’s field teams, who prune a timeline and are home for lunch.
• The Moon Knight Suit Object · Armour · 1 appearances Khonshu's ceremonial armour, which arrives on its own and takes the shape its wearer expects.
• The Multiversal Power Core Object · Technology · 1 appearances The engine of Kang's ship, which Janet van Dyne repaired and then broke when she realised what he would do with it.
• The Nano Gauntlet Object · Weapon · 1 appearances Stark's own gauntlet, built in six years out of nanotech, and used exactly twice.
• The Necrosword Object · Weapon · 1 appearances A blade that kills gods and consumes whoever holds it.
• The New Avengers Announcement Event · Ceremony · 2027 · 1 appearances Valentina saves her own career by announcing the people who just saved New York as the New Avengers, without asking them.
• The Night of the Partition Event · Catastrophe · 1947 · 1 appearances A border is drawn across a country, and a family is separated on a railway platform in the crush.
• The Nova Corps Organisation · Cosmic power · 1 appearances Xandar's military and police force, and the safest vault in the galaxy right up until it wasn't.
• The Orgoscope Place · Facility · 1 appearances A living space station where the galaxy keeps its patents on biology.
• The Oscorp Blackout Event · Catastrophe · The Amazing Spider-Man · 2014 · 1 appearances A man made of electricity takes the city's grid down from inside a power station, and the night does not end there.
• The Pegasus Explosion Event · Experiment · 1989 · 1 appearances A test pilot shoots a lightspeed engine to keep it from the Kree, and absorbs it instead.
• The Playground Place · Facility · Marvel Television · 1 appearances A decommissioned SSR bunker that becomes the whole of S.H.I.E.L.D. for a while.
• The Red Hulk Rampage Event · Catastrophe · 2027 · 1 appearances The President of the United States turns into a red Hulk on the White House lawn.
• The Regeneration Cradle Object · Technology · 1 appearances A Seoul lab's tissue printer, meant for skin grafts, used once to build a whole person.
• The Rescue Armour Object · Armour · 1 appearances The suit Tony Stark built for Pepper Potts and spent eleven years hoping she would never need.
• The Runaways Organisation · Team · Marvel Television · 1 appearances Six teenagers who found out what their parents do at the annual charity gala, and left home.
• The Scarab of Ammit Object · Relic · 1 appearances A gold beetle that acts as a compass, pointing at a tomb nobody should open.
• The Sentinel War Event · Catastrophe · Fox's X-Men · 2023 · 1 appearances A future in which the machines have won: mutants hunted to the edge of extinction, and camps for the humans who helped them.
• The Serpent Society Organisation · Criminal organisation · 1 appearances A mercenary crew of snake-themed professionals for hire, run by a man called Sidewinder.
• The Shadow Realm Place · Dimension · 1 appearances A monochrome pocket of the universe where the Necrosword is at home.
• The Siege of Attilan Event · Battle · Marvel Television · 2017 · 1 appearances The royal family comes home to a city that has been told they are traitors, and the city does not survive the argument.
• The Skrull Uprising Event · Catastrophe · 2026 · 1 appearances A faction of the Skrulls Fury hid on Earth stops waiting for a homeworld and starts a war to take this one.
• The Spider-Society Organisation · Team · Spider-Verse · 1 appearances Hundreds of Spider-People from hundreds of universes, organised out of Nueva York to keep each story on its rails.
• The Stark Expo Attack Event · Battle · 2011 · 1 appearances Forty Hammer drones open fire on a crowded world's fair in Queens, on the orders of the physicist who built them.
• The Talokan War Event · Battle · 2025 · 1 appearances Two hidden nations that survived colonisation by staying hidden go to war over a machine that finds vibranium.
• The Temporal Loom Object · Technology · 1 appearances The machine at the heart of the TVA that weaves raw time into the Sacred Timeline, and was never built to hold more than one.
• The Ten Rings Object · Weapon · 1 appearances Ten bracelets of unknown origin that grant their wearer a thousand years and no answers.
• The Thunderbolts Organisation · Team · 1 appearances A team assembled out of people who were each meant to be disposable, by someone who expected them to fail.
• The Time Keepers Organisation · Cosmic power · 1 appearances The three lizard gods who created the TVA and the Sacred Timeline, according to the TVA.
• The Time Ripper Object · Technology · 1 appearances Paradox's shortcut: a machine that erases a dying timeline in an afternoon instead of letting it fade over centuries.
• The Triskelion Place · Facility · 1 appearances S.H.I.E.L.D.'s headquarters on the Potomac: three wings, forty floors, and three helicarriers in the basement.
• The Uni-Mind Object · Technology · 1 appearances A circuit made of Eternals: ten minds joined into one, which is enough to move a Celestial.
• The Vienna Bombing Event · Catastrophe · 2016 · 1 appearances A van outside the UN conference centre, timed for the ratification of the Accords, with somebody else's face on the security footage.
• The Void over Manhattan Event · Catastrophe · 2027 · 1 appearances Bob Reynolds' shadow spreads over New York and turns everyone it touches into a mark on the pavement.
• The War on Counter-Earth Event · Battle · 2026 · 1 appearances A break-in to steal a medical file becomes a fight with the man who wrote it.
• The Westchester Incident Event · Catastrophe · Fox's X-Men · 2018 · 1 appearances Seven mutants died at the school in one afternoon, and the newspapers never got a straight account of why.
• The Witches' Road Event · Heist · 2026 · 1 appearances Agatha Harkness walks a coven down a road that does not exist, to get her power back, and loses most of them.
• Thena Character · Eternal · 1 appearances The team’s finest warrior, who can make any weapon out of cosmic energy and cannot always tell which century she is in.
• Titan Place · Planet · 1 appearances Thanos's homeworld, which died of exactly what he said it would die of.
• Titania Character · Enhanced · 1 appearances A superhuman influencer with a skincare line, who sues over the name before she throws anything.
• Torfa Place · Planet · 1 appearances A border world where a Kree extraction mission goes wrong in the first ten minutes.
• Transigen Organisation · Corporation · Fox's X-Men · 1 appearances A biotech company that has worked out how to stop mutants being born, and how to grow the ones it wants instead.
• Trask Industries Organisation · Corporation · Fox's X-Men · 1 appearances A defence contractor selling the American government a solution to the mutant question, in kit form.
• Vanaheim Place · Realm · 1 appearances One of the Nine Realms, in open revolt the moment the Bifrost stopped working.
• Vienna Place · City · 1 appearances Where 117 countries sat down to sign the Sokovia Accords, and where somebody parked a van outside.
• W'Kabi Character · Human · 1 appearances Head of Wakanda's border security, T'Challa's closest friend, and the man with the loudest grievance about Klaue.
• Ward Meachum Character · Human · 1 appearances Rand's chief operating officer, holding a company together with pills and spite.
• Whitney Frost Character · Human · Marvel Television · 1 appearances A studio actress whose patents are filed under her husband's name, and the best physicist in Los Angeles.
• Wilson Fisk Character · Human · Pre-MCU Marvel · 1 appearances The man who owns New York's crime, running it from an office at the top of a building with his name on it.
• X-Force Organisation · Team · Fox's X-Men · 1 appearances A strike team assembled from a newspaper advert, briefed in a van, and deployed by parachute into high wind.
• Xu Xialing Character · Human · 1 appearances Denied the training her brother ran away from, so she taught herself by watching through a gap in the wall.
• Ying Nan Character · Human · 1 appearances The guardian of Ta Lo, who has been waiting a very long time for two children to find their way to the village.
• Yon-Rogg Character · Kree · 1 appearances The Starforce commander who trained Vers, and who keeps telling her to control her emotions.
• Zeus's Thunderbolt Object · Weapon · 1 appearances The lightning of Olympus as an object you can pick up, if Zeus puts it down.
• Zuri Character · Human · 1 appearances Wakanda's shaman: he administers the herb, runs the coronation, and knows one thing about 1992 that he has never said.
• Earth Place · Planet Designated C-53 by the Kree, Midgard by the Asgardians, Terra by the Ravagers, and underestimated by all of them.
• Kathmandu Place · City A back street, a door, and a word.
• Latveria Place · Country A small Eastern European monarchy that comics readers know very well and the films have not yet visited.
• Manhattan Place · Region Stark Tower, the Sanctum Sanctorum, and a permanent hole in the insurance market.
• Nepal Place · Country Where you end up if you have exhausted every other option, which is the entry requirement.
• United States Place · Country Where the serum was made, where the accords were fought over, and where most of the property damage happens.

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