Squadron Supreme

Squadron Supreme is an American animated television series based on the fictional Marvel Comics superhero team known as the Squadron Supreme. the series premiered on Disney XD on May 26, 2025. Joe Casey, Joe Kelly, Duncan Rouleau and Steven T. Seagle, known collectively as Man of Action, developed the series and were executive producers on seasons 1 and 2. It is also set in the big hero 6 universe. ( note: some of the heroes and villains are from the MC2 Universe.)
== Plot ==
The series features the adventures of Hyperion, Nighthawk, Doctor Spectrum, Power Princess, and all the members of the Squadron Supreme as they fight various megavillains and other threats to protect Earth.
== Squadron Supreme ==
Hyperion: also known as Mark Milton, is a founding member of The Squadron Supreme and the last known Eternal left on his Earth. Hyperion is a member of the race of superhumans known as the Eternals. As a result, he has superhuman strength, speed, stamina, durability, agility, reflexes, flight. All versions of Hyperion possess these superhuman attributes, and in a few cases powerful breath. Each also has greatly enhanced sensory perceptions which extends to being able to perceive the entire electromagnetic spectrum (IR, UV vision; radio hearing and radar). Their "atomic vision" allows them to fire beams of heat from their eyes. Voiced by Nolan North.
Nighthawk: also known as Kyle Richmond, is a founding member of The Squadron Supreme and the World's Greatest Detective. Nighthawk is a superb athlete who, courtesy of an alchemical potion, possesses enhanced strength and increased agility and durability from dusk till dawn. He has also used several costume aids, such as a jet-powered artificial wing system, artificial claw tips, lasers and projectile weapons. Voiced by Troy Baker
Power Princess: also known as Princess Zarda, is a founding member of The Squadron Supreme and a Utopian who hailed from Utopia Isle, a paradisiac island populated by warrior women. Zarda possesses superhuman strength, agility, speed, reflexes, and has the ability to fly. Her aging process is extremely slowed. Zarda carries a transparent shield of Utopian design that can block tank shells and be used to redirect energy, and which she can throw so that its edges are able to slice through metal. Zarda wields a sledge sharing many similarities to Mjolnir. Power Princess has extensive experience in hand-to-hand combat according to her, she has over five centuries of combat experience and is skilled in discus throwing. She has undergone advanced graduate level studies in both Utopia Isle and world culture. voiced by Susan Eisenberg.
Blur: also known as Stanley Stewart, is a founding member of The Squadron Supreme and is The Fastest Mortal Alive. Stanley possesses super-speed, including heightened speed and reflexes. He is able to run at great speed. While he normally prefers to travel at a few hundred miles per hour, he can increase to supersonic and above if needed. Stanley can also run up walls (approximately 500 feet with a 1000-foot approach) and across water (approximately 1000 feet with a 500-foot approach). He can strike multiple times in a second and can easily catch bullets out of midair. By fanning his arms and legs rapidly, Stanley can simulate flight by 'air-walking'. voiced by Charlie Schlatter.
Doctor Spectrum: also known as Billy Roberts, is a founding member of The Squadron Supreme and works as a colonel in the United States Air Force. Doctor Spectrum derive His powers from an alien gem called the Power Prism, a sentient being called Krimonn. Krimonn was originally a Skrull who, after failing to usurp the Skrull Emperor, was transformed into a living prism as punishment. Krimonn could bestow on a host the ability to project and manipulate light energy in various colors; create light energy constructs of various shapes, sizes and colors; flight; protection from the rigors of space and the ability to become intangible. The Power Prism is vulnerable to ultra-violet light. voiced by Phil LaMarr.
Amphibian: also known as Kingsley Rice, is a founding member of The Squadron Supreme and the king of Atlantis. Amphibian's mutant powers allow his body to adapt to undersea conditions; the deeper he swims, the more fish like his metabolism and physiology become. As Kingsley spends more time in water and adapts to the environment, his appearance becomes less human and more fish-like. He gains claws in this form. He is a powerful swimmer and can swim to inhuman speeds, and depths. He also has superhuman strength and was once seen overturning a tank with the aid of Power Princess. His huge amounts of stamina increase the deeper he swims underwater. He also has the ability to communicate with ocean mammals and keeps company with Dolphins. voiced by Matt Lanter.
Skrullian Skymaster: also known as Skymax, is a founding member of The Squadron Supreme and the last of the skrulls. Like most Skrulls, Skymax is a shape-changer and can take any shape he desires, which allows him to perfectly impersonate individuals. Unlike most Skrulls he went through the Super-Skull program giving him a few abilities that surpass that of the average Skrull, most notably used by the Fantastic Four, with the exception that Skymax can use all of the team's abilities. Among those abilities are super strength, durability and flight as well as becoming invisible and having the ability to project flames from his body, particularly his fists. voiced by Chad L. Coleman
Golden Archer: also known as Wyatt McDonald, is a member of the Squadron Supreme and a master marksman. The Golden Archer has no superhuman powers, but he is a superb archer. He uses a customized double-recurve bow, with both conventional arrows and a wide variety of "trick arrows". He is a good hand-to-hand combatant, trained by Nighthawk. He also wore a protective force field belt, as a Squadron member, designed by Tom Thumb. voiced by Alan Tudyk.
Lady Lark: also known as Linda Lewis, is a member of the Squadron Supreme and a former singer. Using her sonic powers, Linda can project her voice to produce sonic blasts, sonic screams, and to cause vertigo in her opponents. Linda Lewis was a singer before an enemy of the Squadron Supreme, Doctor Decibel, surgically implanted synthetic vocal cords into her throat, giving her the ability to generate a "sonic cry" which could incapacitate opponents. A reluctant hero at best, Linda often wished to return to her singing career. voiced by Grey DeLisle.
Blue Eagle: also known as James Dore Jr., is a member of the Squadron Supreme and the son of the original American Eagle. Blue Eagle wears a specially designed flying suit of synthetic stretch fabric equipped with artificial wings on his back enabling natural winged flight, that was designed by his father James Dore Sr. (the original American Eagle) and his mother Adrian Dore. These wings had a "anti-gravity effect" that allowed Dore to fly. The Blue Eagle costume could be enhanced with a shield, light armor, and a protective helmet. voiced by Troy Baker.
Arcanna: also known as Arcanna Jones, is a member of the Squadron Supreme and a powerful sorceress. Arcanna has formidable magical powers. She can use her magic to control the elements of nature, earth, air, fire, and water, this also extended to metal which was limited. She was also able to use her spells to create illusions in which she did multiple times especially to conceal her pregnancy. With her powers she can fly by using the winds to carry her through the sky or a broomstick which she used earlier on but discarded it. She also posses mythical senses which allows her to feel the magical phenomenal events and know the magic of a universe she is on. The downfall to her magic was that it only had effect on natural substances, except her magical force blast. She was an expert in magic. She is a fair hand-to-hand combatant, having received coaching from Nighthawk and Power Princess. voiced by Jennifer Hale 
Nuke: also known as Albert Gaines, is a member of the Squadron Supreme and a nuclear powerhouse. Albert Gaines was imbued with superhuman powers as a result of mutation through exposure to radioactive waste products, giving him immunity to the effects of radiation and the ability to generate nuclear energy within his body, which he can mentally manipulate to project destructive bursts. This has the side effect of him continually giving off low-level radiation. Nuke also wears an air-conditioned radiation containment suit equipped with a radiometer to measure his radiation output, designed by Tom Thumb. Nuke is a fair hand-to-hand combatant, and received coaching from Nighthawk. voiced by Phil LaMarr.
Tom Thumb: also known as Thomas Thompson, is a member of the Squadron Supreme and a dwarf scientist and inventor. Tom had no super powers, although he was naturally very gifted and intelligent. He was mainly skilled in the areas of computer science, medicine, psychology, force field technology, and spacecraft design. He possessed PhDs in mathematics, physics, and electrical engineering. (sidenote: Tom Thumb does not go out on field missions with the rest of the team, he is more of a support member of the team). voiced by David Tennant
== Other Superheroes ==
Redstone: Michael Redstone is an Apache superhero who draws his powers from the Earth, and had super strength whilst in contact with the ground. He had strength and durability on par with Hyperion, as well as stamina. The extent of his powers depended on his contact with Earth and its atmosphere, as he died when he was away from Earth too long. He had decent hand to hand combat skills, being trained by Nighthawk and others. voiced by Jonathan Joss.
Moonglow: Melissa Hanover is an illusion-casting superhero. Moonglow had the ability to cast convincing three dimensional audio-visual-olfactory-tactile illusions by modifying the perceptions of other beings. She was able to alter her appearance as well as others', in order to manipulate or confuse. She cannot maintain her illusions when unconscious, nor can she affect machines, such as cameras. She could use her powers to create the illusion of artificial high or low gravity. She is a fair hand-to-hand combatant, having received coaching from Nighthawk and Power Princess. voiced by Lauren Cohan
Inertia: Edith Freiberg is a superhero who can transfer kinetic energy into another object or person. She is a fair hand-to-hand combatant, having received coaching from Nighthawk and Power Princess. voiced by Laura Bailey. 
Haywire: Harold Danforth is a superhero who can form "tanglewire" filament. Haywire has the ability to create metal wire from his fingertips and never run out, as far as can be tested. He can entangle foes and make his wires as sharp as he wanted. He could use this ability for a variety of effects including restraining, binding, whipping and simply forming hard objects. Haywire also possessed some hand-to-hand fighting skill, having being trained by Nighthawk, and showed acrobatic prowess. voiced by Andrew Francis.
Thermite: Sam Yurimoto is a superhero who can project heat from the left side of his body and intense cold from the right side of his body. Thermite was able to shoot beams of ice and fire, though he is wearing equipment from his back that is generating this, so his powers are likely weapons based and he likely has no actual powers of his own. He once mentioned that he had to wear his suit often, so it is likely that it was invented for some sort of medical condition which he has, although that has remained unrevealed (and will likely never be revealed). voiced by Daniel Henney.
Freebooter: Brandon Cross is a superhero who is both the rougish ladies' man and weapons master. Freebooter is a highly trained and proficient athlete. He is also an accomplished acrobat and is considered an expert marksman with ballistic weapons (specifically archery), a highly trained hand to hand combatant, and is highly trained in a number of weapons including swords and staffs. Freebooter carries a collapsible crossbow on his person but his personal weapon of choice are a pair of metal alloy escrima sticks that he can combine into a bo staff. voiced by Chris Hardwick.
Crimson Curse: Aerika Harkness is an exceptionally gifted elemental sorceress and superhero. She is a powerful sorceress who, through magic drawn from the Natural Order, was able to control the earth's key elements: fire, earth, water, and wind. Voiced by Olivia d'Abo
Bluestreak: Blue Kelso is a young superhero gifted with superhuman speed. Bluestreak is a mutant capable of running at superhuman speeds. Her top velocity is unknown, but she can exceed the speed of sound. She also possesses incredible stamina and can run for long periods of time without showing any signs of fatigue. Voiced by Ashleigh Ball
Blacklight: Kandra Freeman is a young female superhero. Blacklight has the ability to manipulate solid light constructs, and use it to fire blasts of destructive energy. She can also focus her energies into solid form and create energy-constructs in virtually any form she can envision (ramps, stop signs, giant shovels, etc.) out of dark force. She can also use her energy powers to fly at high speed. voiced by Sonequa Martin-Green.
Earth Sentry: John Foster is A superhero who was Infused with Kree alien powers. Earth Sentry possesses superhuman strength and durability, due to his altered human/Kree DNA. His costume has wrist-mounted blasters that can fire photonic energy blasts. Rocket boosters on his belt allow him to fly. voiced by Jay Pharoah.
Darkdevil: Reilly Tyne is a mocking Puck-like superhero who constantly taunts others for their various weaknesses. Darkdevil possesses superhuman attributes, such as superhuman strength, speed, and agility. He has the ability to summon solid flaming constructs. His regenerative healing factor allows him to heal quickly. He possesses the power to climb walls. He can also teleport. voiced by Jason Mantzoukas.
Ladyhawk: the shared codename skilled martial artist sisters (Rosetta Morgan and Regina Morgan) that use bird-themed shuriken and other weapons. Voiced by Cree Summer.
The Buzz: Jack Jameson is a superhero that wears a body armor that would grant wearer insect-like superpowers. the armor gives The Buzz the powers of superhuman strength, allowing him to lift 12 tons, and flight. His gauntlets can fire blasts of electricity (his "Bug Zapper") or ribbons of adhesive polymer (his "Fly Paper"). His goggles give him 360-degree vision. The neural interface of the armor is bonded specifically to Jack Jameson and will not work for anyone else. Voiced by Patrick Cavanaugh.
Hiro Hamada: the leader of the Big Hero 6 organization, mastermind, on-field commander and head of operations. Although he initially had little to no equipment, Hiro eventually upgraded his armor and designed Mini Magnets which now serve as his main weapon. voiced by Ryan Potter
Go Go Tomago: a member of the superhero team Big Hero 6. Resident speedster. Equipped with a suit of streamlined body armor and extra-durable mag-lev discs, Go Go is capable of effortlessly skating at breakneck speeds, as well as throwing said discs as both an offensive and defensive maneuver. voiced by Jamie Chung 
Wasabi: a member of the superhero team Big Hero 6. Hack-and-slasher. Lit on his command, Wasabi has a set of unstoppable plasma blades equipped on each arm. voiced by Khary Payton 
Honey Lemon: a member of the superhero team Big Hero 6. Chemist. To accommodate her vast aptitude with the various chemicals of the periodic table and their respective properties, Honey is equipped with a chemical combining purse that allows her to use the selection panel on its side to combine any assortment of the known elements into a compact containment sphere which releases the resulting chemical reaction when it comes into considerable contact with an opposing force. voiced by Genesis Rodriguez
Frederick Flamarion "Fred" Frederickson IV: a member of the superhero team Big Hero 6. Cheerleader. In addition to granting him a considerable boost in striking power, Fred's suit is fitted with a pair of super-spring-loaded jump shoes and a lightweight high power flamethrower that helps him come as close as he's ever been to living out his ambition of turning into a giant fire-breathing lizard monster. Additionally, he owns a different suit called Fredmeleon which gives him alternate abilities such as camouflage and invisibility. voiced by Brooks Wheelan.
Baymax: a healthcare robot built by Tadashi Hamada and a member of the superhero team Big Hero 6. Nurse, long-range transportation, muscle and healthcare companion. Baymax has been outfitted with a piece-by-piece detachable carbon-fiber suit of armor which vastly increases the uses of his immense strength, grants him flight capabilities allowing him to reach mach-speeds and houses an amplifying mechanism in his helmet which supercharges the range and capabilities of his scanner. voiced by Scott Adsit.
Snowflake: an ice-themed superhero. Snowflake can fly and has the power to control snow and ice. She can make ice sculptures with her icy breath. voiced by Gillian Jacobs
Hurricane: a weather-themed superhero. Hurricane seems to have the ability control the weather to a limited degree. She has been seen creating small clouds, gusts of wind, and bolts of lightning. voiced by Grey Griffin
Thorn: a plant-themed superhero. Thorn has the ability to create plant life, even from a surface that would normally be unable to support plant life, such as pavement. Thorn also has the ability to make the plant life rapidly grow to a gigantic size. voiced by Ross Marquand
Fireball: A fire-themed superhero. He also could generate fireballs from his hands and he could move at superspeed, levitating some inches from the ground, leaving a fire trail at his wake. voiced by Chris Diamantopoulos
Voyd: Karen is a young Superhero who has the power of creating wormholes or warps for teleporting/displacing objects and people. voiced by Sophia Bush.
Brick: Concretia "Connie" Mason is A brick-themed superhero with super-strength and invulnerability. voiced by Deirdre Warin.
Screech: An owl-like superhero who has the ability of flight and a supersonic screech. voiced by Dee Bradley Baker
Mainframe: a self-aware computer program, which inhabits a series of identical armors. When an armor is damaged or destroyed, he simply transfers his consciousness to another body. voiced by Jeffrey Combs.
Coal Tiger: a panther themed superhero, He is able to transform into a humanoid cat-like being. In this feline form, he has superhuman strength and agility, as well as enhanced senses and retractable razor-sharp claws on his fingers and toes. voiced by Lennie James
StretchMan: a superhero with the ability to stretch his body like rubber, and can even shapeshift into other people. voiced by Ben Schwartz.
Victory: a patriotic superhero who wields a shield and has a set of stun discs (similar to Nomad's) that can be thrown against an opponent. She does not possess any powers, but is an Olympic-level athlete, a skilled fighter and a strategist. voiced by Laura Stahl
Paragon: She was originally a warrior from South America who was later abducted by the invader Niles Van Roekel and became his ultimate weapon. Paragon has superhuman strength, speed, stamina, and agility as well as invulnerability. She can teleport and shoot energy blasts. She has retractable blades capable of draining organic life-force. With these abilities, Paragon can be a nigh-unstoppable killing machine of alien technology. Voiced by Camille Lopez.
Ananda: a superhero with technopathy skills. 
Chrysalis: a superhero with energy powers. 
Tsunami: an aquatic superhero. 
Raptarr: a winged superhero
Moleculo: a shrinking Superhero. 
Tectonic: a superhero with vibration and geo-kinetic powers. 
Ectoplex: a superhero who had plasma-based abilities. 
Ruby Red: a superheroine who can create psionic armor around herself.
Flaming Fist: a superhero with pyrokinetic abilities.
Phase Out: a superhero with the ability to become invisible.
Nanotech: a combination of small robots or "Nanobots" 
Metal Head: a super-hero capable of manipulating his fluid "metal" hair.
== Team Teen ==
Eagle: the sidekick of Nighthawk. Eagle is physically fit, having enough stamina and skill to keep up with other superheroes while they were running and to jump from edge to edge down a huge crack in the ground. He also possessed Boomerangs which he could use to throw at his enemies and is able to fly with a wingpack. voiced by Nadji Jeter.
Girl Power: The sidekick of Power Princess. She wears a Utopian artifact that gives her the abilities of a Utopian upon wearing it like, Superhuman Strength, Superhuman Durability, Superhuman Speed, Superhuman Reflexes, Flight, and Fighting Skills. She also wears Bracelets that protect her from things like bullets and physical attacks from foes. voiced by Kathreen Khavari.
Kid Spectrum: The sidekick of Doctor Spectrum. Exposure to Doctor Spectrum's Power Prism gave Kid Spectrum the following powers: Flight, Energy Projection, and Self Sustenance. voiced by Logan Miller.
Mercury: a superhero with super-speed. While running, he also produces electrical charges which allow him to control electromagnetic phenomena, in particular allowing him to manifest and manipulate both electrical and magnetic energy. voiced by Jason Marsden
Melodie: a female superhero who wields a flute. Melodie used a flute as a weapon, She can create a narrow line of fire from the end of the flute, which she could fight with. voiced by Danica McKellar
Gavroche: a male superhero with gravity powers. Gavroche has the ability to control gravitons in various ways. He can manipulate his own gravity, enabling him to fly and simulate superhuman strength. Gavroche is able to attract or repel the weight of objects around himself. voiced by Bryton James.
Kid Mega: a male superhero with superman like abilities. Kid Mega possesses superhuman strength, invulnerability, enhanced hearing, speed, infrared vision, and durability as well as the ability to fly. voiced by Cameron Bowen
== Villains ==
Master Menace: a supergenius inventor and is gifted in numerous fields of physical science. He usually wears a suit of powered armor with an arsenal of built-in weapons, which enables him to fight superhumans on a more equal basis (especially his nemesis, Hyperion). voiced by Mark Rolston
Cerebrax: Master Menace's android servant. voiced by Lance Henriksen.
Ape-X: Xina is an intelligent ape who used a life-supporting chair for locomotion as well as offensive and defensive capabilities, having various weapons and options incorporated into it. voiced by Diane Delano
Doctor Decibel: Anton Decibel is a criminal surgeon who was responsible for giving Lady Lark her superpowers. During his criminal career, Decibel wore a head-mounted device capable of transmitting 300 decibels of sonic energy. He also carried gun that could influence other people's mind and forced them to tell the truth. Voiced by Ron Perlman
Foxfire: Olivia Underwood is a supervillain who can project bio-luminescent energy. Olivia received basic hand-to-hand combat. voiced by Denise Boutte.
Lamprey: Donald McGuiggin is a power-absorbing supervillain. He had the power to drain energy from other living beings and duplicate their superhuman powers. voiced by Max Mittelman.
Mink: Julie Steel is a cat burglar. Mink has no superhuman powers, but is highly acrobatic and skilled in martial arts. She wields metal claws and Mink-stink, or mustard gas. Voiced by Nika Futterman
Quagmire: Jerome Myers is an enemy of Doctor Spectrum who can generate Darkforce Tar. a mutant with the ability to manipulate the extra-dimensional Darkforce in the form of a thick, dark, viscous tar-like substance. He can open a dimensional interface anywhere within thirty feet of him, and can control the flow of Darkforce from a thin spray of globules to a thick torrent of oozing slime. His darkforce manifestation is extremely adhesive: a sufficient quantity can immobilize beings of significant superhuman strength. He can also apply small quantities of it to his fingertips and toes to scale walls and ceilings. He can shape the Darkforce into animated tendrils or whip them about his person in a psychokinetic tornado. Voiced by Greg Ellis
Shape: Raleigh Lund is a supervillain with elasticity. A big and dimwitted rubbery villain. Voiced by Jeff Bennett
Remnant: Frank Edwards is a villain of Nighthawk who can fly and animate cloth in order to ensnare anyone. Voiced by Jeffrey Tambor
Pinball: Chester Freeman is a villain of Nighthawk who can inflate himself into a ball and bounce around when in a ball-like shape. Voiced by James Arnold Taylor
Bollix: A sports-themed villain who is particularly fond of exploding baseballs as a weapon. He uses sporting-themed weapons such as exploding baseballs, flying bases, rocket baseball bats, knockout basketballs, lacrosse snare nets, exploding hockey pucks. voiced by Thomas F. Wilson.
the Rustler: A cowboy-themed villain who wields a special six-shooter that can fire tracer bullets, energy-leeching tumbleweeds, and laser lassos. voiced by Diedrich Bader.
Black Tarantula: the leader of the Argentinian Crime Syndicate. In addition to being a highly skilled martial artist, Black Tarantula has demonstrated the following powers: superhuman agility and strength, known limit of 25 tons; nearly bullet proof skin; concussive beams from eyes, require several minutes to restore the charge; and the ability to heal near-fatal injuries in himself and others through touch. voiced by Carlos Alazraqui.
Dragon King: Carlton T. Hackmutter was once an ill-tempered janitor at a local high school who thought all the kids were punks. When his blood covered a ancient medallion in his dragon collection, he became a dragon himself. As the Dragon King, Hackmutter has considerable superhuman strength, stamina, and durability. He also has razor-sharp claws and powerful optic blasts. Voiced by John DiMaggio.
Killerwatt: Originally a backstage hand during concerts, the man now known as Killerwatt, was often blamed by the performing band for malfunctioning electrical equipment, until he was electrocuted by a sound board. He gained electrical based powers and set out to become a costumed thief. Killerwatt can generate a personal electrical field, electrify his surrounding area and fire concussive electrical blasts as well as fly. voiced by Christopher Daniel Barnes.
Mr. Abnormal: a supervillain that uses his powers to steal comics, toys, and other things he enjoys collecting. The true identity of Mr. Abnormal is unknown but he was an obsessive collector that was determine to obtain complete sets of collectibles. He was doused with a chemical at a toy factory that had a unique reaction with his body and it provided him with special abilities. After he was given the powers of Mr. fantastic for unknown means, he is given the ability of elasticity. Using this he can stretch his body to an unknown limit. Voiced by Tom Kenny.
Sabreclaw: a mutant possessing bestial superhuman abilities. He has claws (similar to Sabretooth), a healing factor, enhanced physical capabilities and a temper (similar to Wolverine). His healing factor allows him to rapidly regenerate damaged or destroyed areas of his cellular structure and affords him virtual immunity to poisons and most drugs, as well as enhanced resistance to diseases. He has superhuman strength, naturally sharp fangs and claws reinforced with adamantium sheaths. Voiced by Mark Acheson.
Bitter Frost: a cryokinetic super-villain who possesses the ability to generate extreme cold. voiced by Sarah Shahi
Crazy Eight: a psychopath with a warped, sadistic sense of humor. Eight-ball is armed with spikes, buzz-bombs, poisonous gas, concussive blasts, sonic weaponry and electrical jolts. Athletic moves and hand-to-hand combat skills. voiced by Jason Spisak.
Doctor Jade: a noted biophysicist, but was working for dark causes. She Wears a battle suit that could fly, increase her strength and fire energy blasts. voiced by Jennifer Hale.
Ion Man: An ionic-powered villain. Ion man is a form of living ions who was capable of firing energy blasts from any part of his form. As well, he is capable of flight and other energy forms and physical matter could pass through his body (with the exception of his chest plate and gloves). voiced by Lex Lang.
Big Man: A villain with the ability to grow in size and mass. Big Man has the ability to grow in size; his strength grows proportionately. voiced by Jesse Burch.
Red Queen: A female criminal who uses implanted Bio-Synthetic Wings to fly. As well she has bio-electric blasters installed on the gloves on the back of her hands. As well she has extendable claws built into her gloves. voiced by Marina Sirtis.
Funny Face: the archenemy of NIghthawk. A complete nut job with no respect for human life. Dresses like a clown and carries an arsenal of deadly weaponry designed to both humiliate, and destroy you. Named his wand Bunky, and treats it as if it were alive. Voiced by Troy Baker.
Mister Nobody: a Hitman who wears a hi-tech suit that allows him to teleport. voiced by Christian Slater.
Magneta: the Mistress of Magnetism. Magneta possesses the power to generate and manipulate magnetic fields, and ability that enables her to move, levitate, and reshape ferrous metals without any physical contact. Magneta can focus her magnetic energies into blasts of pure force. She can also fly via magnetic levitation, by generating a magnetic field of equal polarity to the Earth's geomagnetic field, causing the planet itself to repel her upwards. She has also shown that she can generate psionic blasts that can blind an opponent by temporarily disrupting the vision centers of their brain. voiced by Grey DeLisle.
Enthralla: Mistress of Illusion. Enthralla posses illusion powers similar to Mastermind's.  She uses a hypnotic stare to mesmerize her victims and can then manipulate them to see or believe whatever she chooses. voiced by Vanessa Marshall
Earthshaker: a superhuman wrestler who wants to build up his reputation by beating up heroes. Earthshaker has enhanced strength, durability and stamina. Earthshaker is formidable in hand-to-hand combat, street fighting and wrestling. voiced by Nick Chinlund
Nemesus: one of the Overlords Eight, a group of powerful other dimensional sorcerers. For years, Nemsus has tried to harness power with his darklings to invade Earth. voiced by Michael-Leon Wooley.
Spydah: A villain in spider-like armor. He can create insect-themed machines which he treats as his pets. He wears a helmet equipped with six mini-cameras with night vision and infra-red capabilities. His eight detachable mechanical arms provide him with strength, dexterity, and climbing ability. voiced by Tom Kenny.
Flesh: once a normal human who was a bodybuilding thug until he was accidentally hit by some chemicals in a robbery gone wrong. This caused his body to mutate and grow to freakish proportions which also granted him super-human strength. Flesh prides himself on his muscles and he loves being strong. voiced by Bill Fagerbakke
Dr. Recombo: a genetic scientist who experimented with various species of animals by fusing them together. He can control these creature's DNA by special remote and has several of these creatures under and at his disposal. Also, he experimented on himself, turning him into a vicious creature that can stretch his limbs. He hid his true appearance under a disguise that looked like his old body. His colleagues, who gave him his moniker, seemingly laughed at him and told that such experimentation couldn't be done. voiced by Danny Mann
Doctor Eel: a scientist with a laboratory at the bottom of the ocean. He has a full bodysuit equipped with a mask and an arm cannon that can fire electricity. He uses mind control discs to make sea creatures (sharks, swordfish, squid etc.) his obedient pets. Also, he was able to create seaweed that grow very rapidly and wrap around intruders. voiced by Maurice LaMarche
Optical: a special effects specialist, whose holographic imaging system can change his appearance for short periods of time. He only needs to impersonate a person's voice or actions to impersonate them. He also can copy their retinal scans if he scans their eyes with the blinding light coming out of his mechanical eye. voiced by Jess Harnell
Mass: a villain who was mutated into a giant mass of concrete with iron pipes sticking out of his shoulders, although he retained his voice. voiced by Brian Cummings.
Bonez: a scientist who was able to turn humans into zombies with a nano-virus and his skull mask. The zombies he created can also spread the nano-virus by biting someone. With the nano-virus he has these zombies under his control. He also carries an energy scythe as his weapon. voiced by Pete Sepenuk
D-Zel: a lowlife street biker who after trying to steal a new bike was accidentally knocked down on a conveyor belt. D-Zel and the bike enter a machine that accidentally merged him with it. As a man-bike hybrid, D-Zel can stand straight like a man or go into bike mode and ride like a bike. He can also extend his left leg out for a far range kicking attack. voiced by Jess Harnell
Terrance Yao: a Hong Kong billionaire and tycoon for the global conglomerate, Yao Federated. He also secretly was the head of one of Hong Kong's criminal clans, including a group of ninjas. voiced by James Sie.
High Voltage: a 1980's themed mother-daughter supervillain duo and professional dancers Barb (voiced by Katy Mixon) and Juniper (voiced by Sophie Reynolds). They have dreams of becoming stars and rob places as they feel that stars "should not have to audition". They get their power from an electricity orb, but also have wristbands that are powered by a special cell battery. 
Baron Von Steamer: a steampunk-inspired supervillain. He is a steampunk aficionado and is obsessed with technology that is powered by steam. voiced by Jeff Bennett
Momakase: a professional thief and sushi chef who uses graphene bladed knives and katana as weapons. voiced by Naoko Mori
Mr. Sparkles: a maniacal and egotistical game show host who prefers his own fame over anyone else's. voiced by Patton Oswalt
Mr. Yama: a notorious Japanese gangster who runs much of the underground illegal activities in San Fransokyo which includes bot fighting. Voiced by Paul Briggs.
Di Amara: an evil clone of Liv Amara, the 23 year old billionaire CEO of Sycorax, one of the biggest corporations in San Fransokyo. She secretly partakes in deadly biological experiments. Voiced by Mara Wilson.
Chris: Di Amara's personal assistant who is eagerly happy and friendly to everyone. He likes going by the nickname of being Liv's "Chrisistant". He appears to have enhanced strength and other skills that make him efficient. He is revealed to be a creation of Amara's and has some dog and gorilla DNA in him. voiced by Ben Feldman
Supersonic Sue: an old school rollerskating villain. She turned to a life of crime due to using "performance enhancing skates" in competitive rollerblading tournaments. voiced by Jane Lynch
El Fuego: a former professional mech wrestler who was fired from the wrestling league, leading him to become a criminal instead. His armor allows for limited flight and powerful punches along with a flame thrower attachment, hence the name El Fuego (Spanish for "The Fire"). voiced by Horatio Sanz
Hardlight: By day, Ian is a meek scientist at Krei Tech who works on force fields. By night, he operates as the gamer-based supervillain known as Hardlight. He has the ability to create solid light constructs themed after video games he plays. His speech and mannerisms are composed of game related sayings. voiced by Will Friedle
Sirque: a villainous circus acrobat who uses her intellect and skills to commit thefts. After stealing information from Krei Tech about Project Silent Sparrow, Sirque duplicated the project's technology in a smaller size, using small orb-shaped magnets to open portals anywhere for her to escape. voiced by Jessica Paré
Supersonic Stu: Supersonic Sue's grandson who, much like his grandmother, is a villain imbued with special skates who, in his case, allows him to turn into a speed ball. He is not very bright and is very childish. He is easily distracted by cookies and being soothed by his grandmother's hugs. voiced by Timothy Simons.
Brawn: A supervillain with Super Strength and Stamina. voiced by Fred Tatasciore
Inferno: A supervillain with fire control powers. voiced by Phil LaMarr
Black Velvet: a woman whose eyes were damaged in an accident, forcing her to live in darkness. She also has a mechanical arm and can create and manipulate darkness. voiced by Vivica A. Fox
Weather Vane: a criminal who has the ability to control or mentally affect the weather. voiced by Kaley Cuoco
Massive: a very large criminal who can control gravity and has a very hard body structure that even lasers cannot penetrate. He committed robberies simply to make himself rich and seemingly had a compulsion for this behavior. He is also not shy about this, telling everyone his name right before he robs them. The only limit to his powers is that he can only transfer gravity from one object to another, making something heavier means making something else lighter, and vice versa. voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson
Lycanthrope: Sapient, humanoid wolves that have the biological ability to change their appearance into human form. 
Minotauri: Armored warriors with the body of a man and the head of a bull.
Aesiri: The Aesiri come from a gravity-heavy planet via a comet centuries ago. Due to the condition of their homeworld, their bodies can withstand much more punishment than any other species. The Aesiri are notoriously sadistic and psychopathic, enjoying causing both physical and psychological torture. While the Aesiri cannot shapeshift, they can project mental holograms into the minds of others, and seemingly take others’ forms.
Shadoen: The Shadoen Multitude is a highly advanced hostile species that devote themselves to the enslavement or destruction of other races. They are an insectile/crustanean race divided into various castes and are led by an Elder Council on their homeworld. They are also known to be treacherous to both others and members of their own species.
Vodun: Slug-like parasites that can only live within the bodies of the dead. Vodun hosts are able to see in the dark and regenerate flesh.
Iron Klaw: The leader of the military wing of S.K.A.R. He has a fascination and deep respect for Genghis Khan. voiced by Richard Newman
Steel Raven: Iron Klaw's right-hand woman. voiced by Elizabeth Carol Savenkoff
Wreckage: He was once a soldier in the American military until he went M.I.A. In reality, Wreckage was experimented upon in an early attempt by Iron Klaw to create a cybernetic super-soldier when he was captured during a major military conflict in South America. The experiments made Wreckage extremely strong and resilient, but prone to fits of rage. voiced by Dale Wilson
Rampage: J. Remington III is an arms manufacturer who operates legitimate business fronts and black market deals. Rampage is S.K.A.R.'s primary weapon supplier. However, he seeks to eliminate Iron Klaw and seize control of the organization. Rampage possesses the ability to transform into a grotesque devilish green-skinned creature. In addition when he's in battle, he also wears high-tech armor with guns on it that often vary from a chain-gun to a rocket launcher. voiced by Colin Murdock
pyro: SKAR flamethrower soldier. voiced by Ian James Corlet
Soldiers of the Serpent: a global terrorist organization primarily consisting of scientists with an obsession for reptiles and dinosaurs, envisioning the latter as the only lifeform capable of ruling the world and seeking out ways to splice humanity with dinosaur DNA. To better emulate the species they admire, The Group has conducted tests on kidnapped people, turned themselves into reptilian creatures, and used cutting edge technology for robberies, extortion and terrorism.
Tigress: a cat who can turned into a humanoid. voiced by Kirby Howell-Baptiste
Scarlet Centurion: the supreme Leader of Earth in the 41st Century, The Scarlet Centurion attempted to conquer the modern era of this reality on several occasions, regularly clashing with the Squadron Supreme. voiced by Steve Blum.
Sh'Okonabo: a Kanabo warlord scheming to unleash the "Day of Awakening", when his race bond with and assimilate the inhabitants of a planet before draining its resources to the brink of devastation. Voiced by Sean Schemmel
Acheron: a powerful and dangerous sorcerer who had learned dark magic on Earth. Voiced by Sam Riegel.
Niles van Roekel: a top level scientist in his alien world. A highly respected academic, and a patriot, Van Roekel proudly served his people. He was a leading authority in the areas of DNA research, sociology, biology, and art - the Leonardo Da Vinci of his race. His people, the Turlin - a semi-transparent, hovering, squid-like race - were a peaceful race who had never been to war. One day his people were visited by aliens who said they were refugees in need of their assistance. The Turlins agreed to help only to realize too late that the refugees were actually invaders who came to conquer their planet. With his home world under oppression from occupying force, Van Roekel and a contingent of military and scientific support staff, fled their world with one objective in mind-to return with a weapon/army capable of overthrowing the enemy. No matter what it would take, what personal sacrifices would be required, Van Roekel was dedicated to the cause. Their search led them to Earth where they learned of the versatility of the genes inherent within the planet's most dominant race - humanity, making them the ideal test subjects for experimentation and subsequent weaponizing. voiced by Michael Dobson.
Solara: In the middle of a ruthless gang war which had kept him underground and away from his wife for a year, the infamous Yakuza leader Kazuya Morimoto discovered that his wife had given birth to a daughter named Reiko. Morimoto, insane with rage because his daughter was born in another man's house, poured gasoline in every room and burned his house, and family, to the ground. By the time the maid returned in the morning the house has been reduced to smoldering embers. She found Reiko in middle of the burnt structure completely unharmed and sent her to Cambridge. She learned about physics from her adopted father and became highly sought after for her research on cold combustion fuels. Unfortunately there was an accident during one of her lectures and everyone else died. Niles Van Roekel identified Reiko and considered her a prime candidate for his experiments. She was the daughter of a warrior and had a mythical resistance to fire. Without a second thought, Reiko agreed to join his top secret project. Roekel seduced her with science and lined her insides with alien crystals and turned her into a human kiln, allowing her body to store high concentrations of energy and release towards at targets. Due to alien crystals fused into her body, Solara has the ability to create and manipulate fire. Solara has a extreme resistance to fire. As an example, she was able to survive her house being burnt down as an infant. Solara can fly by propelling herself through the air with her flames. Solara has shown the ability of lifting a car. Voiced by Ester Weisz.
Johnny Ohm: Johnny Ostrum was a criminal in the southern states. He was arrested after killing several people during a bar fight. The Judges sentenced him to death via electric chair because he was too dangerous to live. On the day of his execution, Johnny was shocked twice but was somehow still alive. When they tried to shock him a third time, lightning stuck the prison shutting down the power, and yet he's still living, with a few electrical burns. Since the power was out they had no choice but to let him live. A man named Niles Van Roekel came and released him from prison. He then replaced him with a duplicate of Ostrum. After he was released, Roekel then modified Ostrum and implanted Tesla Coils all over his body, granting him the ability to create, store and conduct electricity, and became; Johnny Ohm. Johnny Ohm alone is a decent fighter. Due to having Tesla Coils implanted on him, Johnny Ohm can absorb, conduct and manipulate electricity. He can use electricity to fly. Johnny also was altered to have superhuman strength. Voiced by Michael Dobson.
Hazmat: He is a former U.S. Defense Science Board researcher who later became a molecule-controlling mutant after he was exposed to both a lethal virus and merged with alien technology. Dr. Keith was once a quiet scientist who worked for the U.S. Defense Science Board and close on finding a cure for one of the world's deadliest viruses, The Legacy Virus. One day, while he was working on a cure, terrorists attacked his lab and a bomb was set off. Kilham reacted quickly and several agents were trying to contain the main research facility, risking the entire staff and community. Kilham injected himself with the vaccines, despite they hadn't been tested yet, he quickly rushes to the lab to ensure the deadly virus would not release from the facility, hoping that his vaccines would protect him. The staff was later quarantined for a month. Days later, Kilham was in a fragile state and alive, but his body tissue was breaking down and mutated into a dangerous state. HIs state caught the eye of Niles Van Roekel, who kidnapped and brought him to his secret research center. Roekel was fascinated with Kilham's unstable DNA and wondered it would allow humanity to accept alien grafts. Later, Roekel devised a way to control Kilham's degenerative process and harness his power, giving him an alien upgrade in which turned him into Hazmat. Hazmat's main power is to distribute toxins(corrosive acids and such.) He can launch them at high speeds with a flick of his wrist, similar to shooting a web. Hazmat's bones have been completely dissolved into liquid. This allows him to contort his body in ways no ordinary human could perform. Hazmat has demonstrated the ability to generate, shoot and swing on chemical based webs. Hazmat has shown the ability to lift a car. Voiced by Larry Pierre Davids.
Brigade: He was once a special forces soldier, but he was in an accident that caused him to become the monstrous fighter when Niles Van Roekel recovered the 100 bodies. During a mission in Iraq, a U.S. special forces group was sent to drop a package in the enemy's underground bunker, but something went wrong with the mission, an explosion went off, which killed all 100 soldiers. However, the gas kept their cellular issues alive. Niles Van Roekel takes the opportunity and recovers the bodies for one of his experiments. Back at his laboratory, Roekel took the 100 soldiers' brains and fused into an alien neural network and merged their bodies into a cybernetic arm appendage, making their fondest memories and darkest demons a walking nightmare. The former platoon leader, Sgt. Rick Landau was the singular consciousness for the minds of the 100 deceased soldiers. However, being a work of progress, there were certain mental problems. Whenever his teammates' personalities broke out, they reject Brigade as their host. Much like his platoon days, Brigade worked hard in order to keep most of his personalities intact. Brigade is capable of firing a variety of plasma bolts/ammunition from his hands and shoulders. Using this power, combined with his high rate-of-fire, he can decimate even the strongest opponents quickly and with ease. Brigade also has superhuman strength and durability that rivals Hyperion. Voiced by Mark Acheson.
Fault Zone: Maria Petrova grew up in modern day Moscow and, from a young age, demonstrating a natural gift for dancing. She became the youngest prodigy at the Imperial Russian Ballet where her skills sensitivity, and discipline were far beyond that of most professionals. As a teenager she starred in several productions and became a reowned icon of dance. At the age of 15, on the opening night of her lead role in Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake, Maria was in a terrible car accident. An earthquake struck an elevated highway that collapsed instantly, killing her parents and leaving her paralyzed. Retreating into seclusion, she grew angry at the loss of her family and her stolen dreams. To her, life was a cruel joke. She hated the world. Niles Van Roekel offered to return Maria's ability to walk. He promised to replace her atrophied muscles and damaged nerves with cyberneics. At the same time Roekel attached his seismic weapon through her nervous system and taught her how to control its power. She enjoyed possessing a fantastic destructive power, finding it was a way she could get back at the world. She has the ability to create very powerful, localized earthquakes through the use of the seismic accelerator apparatus grafted onto her entire body. Thanks to her cybernetic legs, Fault Zone is capable of running and moving at speeds greater than even the finest human athlete. Due to the cybernetics in her legs, her legs are stronger than the finest human athlete's. Due to her above average dancing skills, Fault Zone is extremely agile and strong. Voiced by Tina Krohn.
The Wink: She is an assassin who also made a deal with Niles Van Roekel for her safety and presumably help her find her missing mother. Benedetta was born and grew up in a young Italian magician family, Aldo and Corzaon Gaetani. During her childhood, Benedetta suffered from her mother's attention, who was disappointed with her shy and gawky personality. When her mother, Corazon mysteriously disappeared, Benedetta grown to be a beautiful young woman, even more, beautiful than her missing mother. After Corazon's disappearance, Benedetta's father, Aldo started drinking and gambling. One day, Aldo took Benedetta on a tour throughout Italy and became his new assistant. Aldo became a superlative illusionist and famous for his trick, "The Disappearance." This trick made Benedetta made her mysteriously disappear on stage and randomly appear in a seat with the audience. As being the best illusionist that ever lived, others said that his trick was mystic and miracles. This led Aldo to believe that his trick was real. However, he owned a lot of money to the wrong people. Blinded by his own fame and ignoring the threats from the people he couldn't pay, thugs came and poured chemical onto Benedetta's face, leaving her scarred and entered Aldo's dressing room and killed him. As the thugs attempted to kill Benedetta, she vanished into thin air from them. Once rumors started to spread, Niles Van Roekel took notice of this and headed to Spain, where Benedetta worked was a fortune teller. Needed safety from her attackers, Roekel promised to protect her and the possibility of finding her mother. Roekel fused a particle reactor inside of Benedetta's right thigh that allowed her to control every molecule in her entire body. Now being able to use the 5th dimension, she can now phase and teleport short distances and never be captured. In hopes of finding her mother, she fights that chance. Furthermore, The Wink was born. Due to the particle reactor fused inside her right thigh, she can control every molecule in her body. She mainly uses this power to create tendrils to strike or bind opponents. By somehow being able to access the 5th dimension, she can phase and teleport short distances. Blades that blend with her long gloves, possibility connecting to her forearm, they extend at times looking as though she has control over the material. Voiced by Laura Garofano.
Hex: A powerful sorcerer who desires world domination. He wields a group of magical artifacts called the Charms of Bezel and a purple-and-gold-striped spellbook. voiced by Robin Atkin Downes
King Koil: a humanoid reptile with blonde hair. He also appeared to have eight limbs, unlike other reptiles. He also wears a black cape. King Koil can telepathically control any type of reptile. He can quickly tunnel underground, regenerate lost limbs, and has infrared vision that allows him to see a living creature through their body temperature. He also possesses enhanced strength and jumping. voiced by Dee Bradley Baker.
Addwaitya: a turtle-like creature who mastered magic thousands of years ago. Adwaita is an evil mystic being considered as the most powerful sorcerer in the universe. voiced by John DiMaggio
Ragnarok: The herald to lord nebula, Ragnarok can shoot powerful solar energy rays from his hands that can blow up walls and even the top of a sentry tower. Ragnarok has enhanced strength and is very skilled in hand-to-hand combat, Ragnarok can teleport himself anywhere he needs to be. voiced by John DiMaggio. 
Lord nebula: a half-humanoid, half-black hole who hoped to become a complete black hole, swallow the universe in a “Big Crunch,” then remake it in his own image. Voiced by Michael Dorn 
Arachnikid: A teen supervillain who powers are similar to Spider-Man's. Voiced by Will Friedle. 
Black Rabbit: A teen supervillain with an an athlete-type able to easily dodge enemy attacks and fight enemies. Voiced by Lauren Tom. 
Skull Punch: A teen supervillain who is capable of harnessing his spiritual energy in a similar fashion Iron Fist does. Voiced by Yuri Lowenthal 
Overcharge: A teen supervillain with the power to absorb every bit of power that his foes throw at him. voiced by Greg Cipes 
Dark Matter: A teen supervillain who possesses the ability to tap and manipulate an intense black form of extra-dimensional energy harnessed from the Darkforce Dimension. Dark Matter is able concentrate the power of the Darkforce into a beam or a ball of energy and fire it from his hands. Voiced by Scott Menville. 
Iron Moth: A supervillain who wields moth-themed weapons. Iron Moth had insect-like wings that enabled him to fly. These wings and his equipment were technological in nature. voiced by Corey Burton. 
Lord Decibel: A sadistic DJ who can control sound and music. voiced by David Kaye. 
Lagrange: An illegal racer with a heavy French accent who is typically seen driving a red race car. voiced by David Kaye 
Solar and Polar Twain: Twin scientists who never get along with each other. Their plans for world domination usually have them plan to split it 50/50. voiced by Todd Haberkorn and Tom Kenny 
Steam Smythe: A Victorian-themed man with a British accent who dislikes various elements of modern-day life, and often uses steampunk gadgets to attack. He is also the son of Baron Von Steamer. voiced by Roger Craig Smith 
Stormy Weather: A teen villainess with weather manipulation powers. Voiced by Mela Lee. 
The Evillustrator: A teen villain who can bring his art to the real world. Voiced by Michael Sinterniklaas 
Gamer: A mecha-piloting gamer whose game is to destroy the world. Voiced by Ben Diskin 
The Pharaoh: A villain who can summon the powers of Egyptian gods. voiced by Alejandro Saab 
Darkblade: A villain who can turn those he knights into mindless knight minions. Voiced by Joe Fria 
Pixelator: a supervillain who captured people inside photographs. Voiced by Matthew Mercer 
Simon Says: A hypnotist whose power goes beyond mere suggestion, forcing those hit by his cards to obey all his commands. Voiced by Ezra Weisz 
The Collector: A villain bent on capturing images (and more) of anything and anyone who crosses him to replace his old book. Voiced by Keith Silverstein. 
the Silver Witch: a metal-themed villainess who owes her super-speed vendetta with a hero to a hardship done to her brother. voiced by Kate Higgins
Prime Queen: A TV-themed villain who is Able to phase through any type of screen as though it were a doorway and control which screen anywhere in the city becomes the exit. She can also open said doorway for others. Voiced by Sabrina Weisz
Troublemaker: An intangible villain who wants to cause problems for everyone. She can Switches between being intangible and tangible by clicking her pen. She can only attack while in her solid form. Voiced by Mela Lee
Anansi: A spider supervillain who Possesses great strength and spider-like abilities, such as having extra arms, being able to climb with her sticky grip, and shooting webs from her mouth that she uses to trap people. voiced by Laila Berzins
Frozer: An ice skating supervillain. He Can spread a freeze across everything in his path using his ice skates, and he can shoot bolts of ice from his skates as he kicks. He can also skate very fast. Voiced by Joe Fria
Desperada: a skeleton/mariachi-themed supervillain. She is Able to summon various musical instrument weapons from her guitar case. Anyone hit by these weapons will be trapped as a sticker on her guitar case. Voiced by Morgan Berry
Psycomedian: A masked clown with the power to control the emotions of anyone who looks at his mask. Voiced by Ben Diskin
Safari: A devoted, relentless hunter who thinks she has nothing left to lose. She has the power to never miss her target. She used it to create a trunk full of treasure hunting equipment; including a whip she can use to throw objects that will follow their targets, a wrist computer that can get a lock on her target from afar, and a crossbow-like blaster gun that shoots magic arrows. Voiced by Sabrina Weisz 
== Supporting characters ==
Adrienne Dore: the wife of James Dore, Sr. the original American Eagle of the WWII Golden Agency, and mother of James Dore, Jr. 
Andrew Jones: one of Arcanna's four children.
AIDA: The Artificial Intelligence Data Analyser, or AIDA, is a computer-based artificial intelligence system created by the heroic genius Thomas Thompson, also known as Tom Thumb of the Squadron Supreme. 
Benjamin Jones: the youngest child of the sorceress and superhero Arcanna and her husband Philip. 
Crowley: a cat belonging to the sorceress and adventurer Arcanna, and acted as her familiar. Crowley was apparently capable of speech.
Daniel Yates: the warden of the Megamax prison for supervillains.
Drusilla Jones: one of Arcanna's four children.
Florence Gaines: Mother of Al Gaines, Nuke of the Squadron Supreme.
Gilbert Gaines: Father of Al Gaines, Nuke of the Squadron Supreme.
Howard Shelton: a soldier in the 1940s. He met Zarda, ambassador from Utopia Isle, when she first ventured into the outside world and joined the Golden Agency as Power Princess. The two married when they were both still young, but while Zarda remained young and vital as the decades passed, Howard aged naturally. 
James Dore, Sr.: James Dore invented a flying suit during WWII and decided to use it to fight crime. He became a founding member of the Golden Agency working alongside such allies as Power Princess and Professor Imam, as well as alongside his faithful wife who shared in his adventures as Mrs. American Eagle. During this period he served in both the European and Asian theaters of war. He continued to operate as the American Eagle until his son was old enough to take over at which point he retired and passed the suit and name to his son.
Katrina Jones: one of Arcanna's four children.
L.L. Burbank: the foremost film director of the Squadron Supreme's world and the older brother of Emil Burbank, the villainous Master Menace. 
Lonnie Lattimer: a reporter for a new publication in the city of new york. While working there she met a cartoonist also working at the newspaper named Mark Milton, who was secretly the paranormal hero known as Hyperion. The two eventually fell in love and began a relationship with one another.
Madeline Stewart: the wife of the Blur.
President Gardner: the President of the United States of America.
Phillip Jones: the husband of the sorceress, adventurer, and member of the Squadron Supreme, Arcanna, and father of her children Katrina, Drusilla, Andrew, and Benjamin.
Professor Imam: he served as the Wizard Supreme for the dimension of the Squadron Supreme for many years and with his past membership in "The Golden Agency". 
Randall Brautigan: the host of Newswatch.
Scott Gaines: the younger brother of Al Gaines, Nuke of the Squadron Supreme and the youngest son of Gilbert and Florence Gaines.
Tina Stewart: the daughter of the Blur.
Aunt Cass: Hiro and Tadashi's aunt and guardian, who was granted custody of them after the death of her sister and brother-in-law, and owner of the Lucky Cat Café. 
Alistair Krei: the self-made CEO of Krei Tech. 
Professor Grace Granville: the new dean of SFIT after Professor Callaghan is arrested. 
Richardson Mole: a fanboy, comic book nerd and Fred's arch-nemesis. 
Mini-Max: a miniature sized version of Baymax. He was created by Hiro to act as a babysitter of sorts for Fred when the team realized that he was incapable of being kept out of trouble. However, Fred takes to him like a sidekick and openly treats him like one, declaring that he was the funny one compared to his "serious" demeanor, though it is plainly obvious that Fred displays absolutely no serious traits while Mini-Max possessed a more determined spirit. He is designed to be overly heroic and displays excellent martial arts skills despite his size.
Frederick Frederickson III / Boss Awesome: Fred's father and a billionaire. Mr. Frederickson was once a superhero named Boss Awesome. 
Mrs. Frederickson: Fred's wealthy socialite mother who is embarrassed by her son's antics, but loves him nonetheless. She was initially embarrassed by how people perceived her and her family, but later learns to deal with it.
Bluff Dunder: a news reporter for San Fransokyo.
The Global Justice Network: a top secret worldwide espionage organization also known as GJ. Its leader is James Rinaker . The organization deals with any threats to the world that fall outside the scope of normal law enforcement groups. It also has some of the world's finest scientists, weapons and agents. 
James Rinaker: The head of Global Justice. 
Jefferson Trueblood: Rinnaker's right-hand man. 
Keung Ling: a Agent within Global justice 
Dorian Wyrick: A former US marine and a close friend of Trueblood, he is a good soldier and a loyal agent to Global Justice 
Prof. Antonio Alascano: The section head among the scientists who develop the weapons, gadgets and vehicles used by Global Justice 
== Villain teams ==
Institute of Evil: The known members of the Institute of Evil included Ape-X (the leader), Doctor Decibel, Foxfire, Lamprey, Quagmire, and the Shape.
The Revengers: The known members of the Revengers Included Red Queen(the leader), Magneta, Killerwatt, Ion Man, Big Man, and Sabreclaw.
S.K.A.R.: (Soldiers of Kaos, Anarchy and Ruin) is a terrorist organization led by Iron Klaw. Among the members of S.K.A.R. are: Iron Klaw (leader), Pyro, Rampage, Steel Raven, and Wreckage.
Imperfects: a group of Metahumans mutated by extraterrestrial doctor Niles Van Roekel. Van Roekel chose Earth to perform experiments on their species in order to enhance them to battle an alien creature from his planet of origin. The known members of the Inperfects are Solara, Johnny Ohm, Hazmat, Brigade, Fault Zone, and the Wink.
The League of Villains: The known members of the The league of Villains Included Master Menace (the leader), Funny Face, Tigress, Frozer , Hardlight , Brawn, Inferno, Massive, Safari , Darkblade , Doctor Eel, Dragon King, and Desperada .
Squadron Sinister: a team of supervillains from a parallel universe where they are the evil counterparts of the Squadron Supreme. The roster includes Nighthawk, Hyperion, Power Princess, Speed Demon, Doctor Spectrum, and Nuke. 
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