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Shadowstalker

**Shadowstalker** was the daughter of Wolverine and an unknown woman, and a member of The Mongrels, a team made up of the illegitimate children of Wolverine, on a mission to kill his loved ones, including his girlfriend at the time, Melita Garner. Wolverine only found out their relationship to him after he killed them in combat.
Vara

**Vara** is the daughter of Superman and Beautiful Dreamer and sister of Lar-Elin Superman/Batman: Generations. She is the half-sister of Joel and Kara, although she lives centuries after their lifetimes.

They are born in the 28th century on New Genesis. Darkseid kills them when they try to rescue their mother from him.
Sprout

**Sprout,** or **Arthur Raymond Celestine,** was the Celestial Messiah, son of Mantis and the Cotati Elder. He appeared in Marvel Fanfare I #51, published 1990, on Earth-900651.

Mantis raised her son on Earth. She tried to teach him to use his powers, but he was more interested in football. Various groups targeted the powerful child, but the Silver Surfer helped Mantis protect him.

He could transform his body into a tree-like form.
William Maximoff

**William Maximoff** and his twin brother Thomas were the twin sons of the Scarlet Witch and the Vision.

They disappeared whenever their mother was not present. It was revealed that they were magic constructs, created by Scarlet Witch out of Mephisto's life essence, and Mephisto reabsorbed the twins.

Billy Kaplan, or Wiccan, of the Young Avengers, is the reincarnation of William Maximoff. The Scarlet Witch apparently recreated them as the children of other families when she restored the world from House of M.

## Alternate Futures Edit

In *The Last Avengers Story,* William became the villainous Grim Reaper.

The character Malachi in *Avengers: The Crossing*was hinted to be a grown-up William, kidnapped and raised by Kang.
Tachyon Torch

**Jim Storm** was a descendant of Johnny Storm and Frankie Raye in *What If?*Vol 2 #19.

He is a member of the Cosmic Avengers of the 22nd century, battling the Kree and Skrull armada. Other members included Commander America, Jhen the Gammazon (a clone of She-Hulk), and Irondroid.

He shares a name with the original Human Torch, Jim Hammond.
Vali Halfling

**Vali Halfling** was born to Loki and a mortal mother.

Although raised in Asgard, Vali was eventually banished to Earth with the curse to always remain a teenager. He had many children under many identities. In modern times, in the guise of the ancient white-bearded Agamemnon, he established the Pantheon. Many of the members were his descendants, born with superpowers. "Agamemnon" appeared only through projections, not in person. He eventually betrayed them and tried to escape, but they shot down his rocket. However, he was resurrected along with the other Asgardians. In recent times, he was the opponent of Amadeus Cho.
Skaar

**Skaar**is the son of Hulk and Caiera and twin brother of Hiro-Kala, born on the planet Sakaar.

Due to his half-Oldstrong physiology, he quickly grew to the equivalent of his teens. He became a warrior, but even after his mother's spirit contacted him, he foolishly tried to face Galactus head-on and indirectly caused the destruction of their planet, so she exiled him. He wound up on Earth, where he at first tried to kill the Hulk but ended up forging a better relationship with him and becoming a more heroic figure. He later moved to the Savage Land, and has currently been depowered and sent to Paris to start a new life.

## Powers

He has the Hulk's powers as well as the Old Power inherited from Caiera, which lets him control the earth or turn his body to stone.
Torus Storm

**Torus Storm** is the young son of the Human Torch and Lyja the Skrull (now known as Ms. Fantastic) in the MC2 continuity.

Torus is eager to be a member of the team and is always ready to join the fight, shifting into an adult alter-ego named Super-Storm.

## Powers

He has inherited his father's fire powers and his mother's shapeshifting powers. He does not appear to be able to "flame on."
Thomas Bronson

**Tom Bronson** was the illegitimate son of Ted Grant (Wildcat) and Marilyn Bronson.

He has the ability to change into a werecat, a power he discovered while he was in kindergarten and hid. When he was a young man, his father came to visit him, but they were attacked by Vandal Savage. Tom fought off Savage and his father invited him to join the Justice Society. He has used the code names Wildcat and Tomcat.
Stephen

**Stephen**isSpider-Man's great-grandson and Benjy Parker's's grandson, first appearing in Amazing Spider-Man vol. 1 #700.

When crime-fighting put his family in danger, Spider-Man retired and moved to Illinois to raise his children, Mayday and Benjy.

Stephen lived in Chicago, Illinois. His father was absent, and his mother, Spider-Man's granddaughter, was distant. He spent a lot of time with his great grandfather, now known as Martin. One day Martin told twelve-year-old Stephen about his past (he described heroes like Iron Devil, Thulk and Colonel America, possibly out of confusion). Stephen didn't believe him until he took him out web-slinging.
Thane

**Thane** is Thanos' secret son with an Inhuman woman. Years later, Thanos began destroying planets and demanding a tribute of young people in a search for this son. Thane, living on Earth, was affected by a Terrine Bomb and his powers killed everyone in the town. Thanos' lieutenant, Ebony Maw, freed Thane, who fought and defeated Thanos. After this, Ebony Maw began to train him to become far worse than his father.
Star Sapphire's Baby

The unnamed child of Star Sapphire and Predator.

Carol Ferris, now the the administrator of Extreme Justice's Mount Thunder facility, realized she was pregnant. She realized that the child was really the unborn life essence of the child of the Predator entity and Star Sapphire. Furthermore, it was revealed that Star Sapphire was not Carol transformed as had previously been believed, but some sort of energy-based being who inhabited Carol's body. Star Sapphire appeared pregnant; Carol did not, but was still affected by it. Neron offered to free her from these entities and Carol agreed. Star Sapphire, separated from Carol's body, gave birth to a monstrous baby girl. Sapphire and Predator began to merge, in order to use the infant as a host. Neron killed them and left with the baby. (Extreme Justice #10-11).

Carol appeared to feel guilt over the child's fate and wondered if in a way it was her daughter. Neron claimed the child was a simulacrum with no soul and would not live long on its own.
Starhawk (Stakar Ogord)

**Stakar Ogord**was the son of Quasar and Ayesha on Earth-691. He was kidnapped at birth and later found and adopted by Reavers. He grew up a peaceful man, but during an accident, merged with his love interest, Aleta to become Starhawk. He later joined the Guardians of the Galaxy, but during the times when he and Aleta were merged, they were often at odds.

## Future Generations

**Tara, John and Sita**were the daughters and son of Stakar Ogord and his wife Aleta. They had latent psychic abilities. Their grandfather, Ogord, kidnapped them and turned them into psychic vampires in an attempt to destroy Starhawk. Using their powers caused them to age into adulthood; after the Guardians of the Galaxy removed the mind control, the shock made them age until they died.
Robert Long

**Robert Long** was the infant son of Donna Troy (the original Wonder Girl) and Terry Long.
 Due to his mother's ancestry, it was believed that
Robert would one day be able to harness the power of the gods. In at
least one future reality, Robert Long was instantly aged to adulthood
whereupon he became a world conqueror calling himself Lord Chaos. In this future reality, a group of young insurrectionists calling themselves the Team Titans
 believed that the only way to stop Lord Chaos was to travel backwards
in time and kill his mother before she gave birth to him. This tactic failed however as the infant Robert was later abducted and safeguarded by his older self.

Shortly after the events of Zero Hour,
 young Robert and his father Terry were tragically killed in an
automobile accident, thus preventing the future Team Titans reality from
 ever manifesting. He and his father were resurrected by Black Lantern Rings when Nekron started assaulting the living. They were both killed by Donna, who snapped the neck of her undead son.

In the *Kingdom Come* universe, a powerless Robert lives to young adulthood, takes over his mother's role as Earth's Darkstar, and leads the second generation of Teen Titans.
Tonya Parker

**Tonya Parker** was the youngest daughter of Peter Parker and an unknown woman in Old Man Logan.

She was the third ex-wife of the much older Hawkeye and had a daughter named Ashley. Hawkeye left when Ashley was three months old, and Tonya worked as an auto mechanic in Hammer Falls with help from her friend Ultron-8. Years later, she asked that Wolverine and Hawkeye save her missing daughter.
Scarlet Witch

The Scarlet Witch, or Wanda Maximoff, is a superhero and member of the Avengers. For a time, she and her twin brother Quicksilver were believed to be the children of the Golden-Age heroes Whizzer. They were later revealed to be the children of Magneto and his wife Magda, and this remained the status quo until 2014, when it was retconned.

The Scarlet Witch is the mother of William and Thomas.
Thena Thorsdóttir

**Thena Thorsdóttir** is the daughter of Thor in the MC2 universe.

While Thor and Odin rebuilt Asgard after its destruction by Galactus, Thena went to Earth to return Thunderstrike's powers. Angry about being attacked by some confused heroes, Thena attacked the Avengers and shattered her hammer on J2's helmet. After they reconciled, the Avengers made her a new titanium hammer and she accompanied them to defeat her cousin Sylene, Loki's daughter. She and J2 seemed to have crushes on each other.
K'R'K

**K'R'K Clark Kent** is the youngest child of Superman (K'L'L) and Lois Lane in *Superman: The Feral Man of Steel (Superman Annual* #6, 1994). In this story inspired by the Jungle Book and Tarzan, K'L'L is raised by wolves in the Indian jungle and becomes a protector of the British empire.

K'R'K's older brother and sister are Richard and M'R'R.

### Notes

* Maybe K'R'K's name is related to Korak, the son of Tarzan in the Edgar Rice Burroughs novels.
Super-Children

Superman is shown with a son and daughter in some stories. They are usually very young and dressed in altered Superman costumes, with a skirt for the girl and shorts for the boy. They inherit their father's powers.

**Twins** with unknown woman in Superman #131 (August 1959)**Lyle and Lili**, in Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #15 (February 1960). Actually the children of their doubles Van-Zee and Sylvia.**Larry** **and Carole,** with Lois Lane in Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #23 (February 1961)**Larry and Carole,** with Lois Lane in Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #36 (October 1962)**Larry**, with Lois Lane in *Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane* #39 (February 1963)**Two sets of twins** after being split into two; Superman Blue married Lana Lang and Superman Red married Lois Lane. Superman #162 (July 1963)**Twins**, with Supergirl in Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #55 (February 1965). These children were revealed to be robots.**Unnamed twins** with Lois Lane in Adventures of Superman #561 (September 1998)    Lois Lane daydreams about having two children in the Batman: The Brave and the Bold episode "The Battle of the Superheroes!" (2011).
## Notes

Lori Lemaris' Children also resembled the generic super-children.
Spider-Girl (May Parker)

**May "Mayday" Parker** is the teenaged daughter of Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson in the MC2 timeline, who becomes the crime-fighter Spider-Girl. She has a younger brother named Benjy and a clone named April.

In a future alternate universe, Peter and MJ were reunited with their baby, whom Kaine found living with her kidnapper Alison Mongrain. Peter lost a leg in his battle with the Green Goblin. Reed Richards gave him a bionic replacement, but decided to retire from crimefighting and focus on his family. He became a forensic scientist for the police. Mayday never learned of his past.

However, at fifteen, Mayday began developing powers. The Green Goblin's grandson Normie attacked the family, and Mayday donned Ben Reilly's old costume to stop him. After that, she continued fighting crime as Spider-Girl, as her parents slowly came to support her. Around this time Mary Jane became pregnant again and gave birth to a son named Benjy.

At one point, Mayday was bodyswapped with Araña and a clone took her place. Peter, meanwhile, was possessed by the Green Goblin. Mayday was able to return, and they defeated Norman Osborn, although he left doubts in May's mind as to whether she or the clone was the original. Th clone, taking the name April, stayed with the Parkers; however, she would die soon afterwards saving May's life.

During the events of the Spider-Verse, Morlun's family murdered May's parents as she managed to escape with Benjy. She tried to seek revenge at first but ultimately decided to seek justice. She took the name Spider-Woman and returned home with an alternate version of Uncle Ben, where she found that her mother had survived. She continued fighting crime and appeared in Warriors of the Great Web with other Spider-Women from different realities.
Sarnogg

**Sarnogg** was the son of the Super-Skrull.

After winning the Battle of Harkoon, Kl'rt was given the hand of a Countess; however, after he began gaining defeats rather than victories, she drove him away, and he lost contact with their young son. He lived on the planet Zaragz'na, which was destroyed during the Annihilation Wave, despite his father's efforts to save it.
XTC

**Brainiac's Daughter,** also known as **XTC,** is the daughter of Supergirl and Brainiac 5 in *Kingdom Come*.

She presumably left her parents in the Legion's future to join Superman's Justice League. She is presumed dead after the final battle.

She was based on the songs 'Brainiac's Daughter' by The Dukes of Stratospher and 'That's Really Super, Supergirl' by XTC.
Red Skull (Ultimate)

**Red Skull** is the son of Captain America and his girlfriend Gail Richards in Ultimate Comics.

In 1945, the couple conceived a child. After Captain America's death, the government took the boy away and raised him as a replacement super-soldier. However, despite his apparent easygoing and self-deprecating personality, he was actually plotting his escape, and at 17 he killed everybody and carved the skin off his head.

He became an assassin and sadistic murderer. He later met and fought his revived father in 2010. His goal was to steal the Cosmic Cube and turn back time so he could have a normal life with his father, but then the new Wasp shot him in the head.

His real name is unknown.
Owen Watson

**Owen Watson** was the foster son of Mary Jane Watson and Paul Rabin and older brother of Stephanie Watson. MJ and Paul found the children alone on the dead Earth and took them in as their own, eventually moving as a family to Earth-616. The children were actually created by Benjamin Rabin to control MJ, and faded from reality. Mary Jane fought Rabin and grieved her children's fates.
TJ Wagner

**T.J. Wagner** is the son and oldest child of Kurt Wagner and Kymri in X-Men: The End.

His father played James Bond in a movie directed by Jubilee. T.J. stayed with his mother and little sister while Nightcrawler went on a mission.

He is not to be confused with his alternate reality half-sister, Talia Josephine, who also goes by TJ.
Sharon Rogers

**Sharon Rogers** was the daughter of Steve Rogers and Peggy Carter, appearing in the video game *Marvel Future Fight.*

In an alternate universe, Cap was never frozen in ice, and instead married Peggy Carter. They had a daughter named Sharon. After her parents retired, she became the new Captain America.
Rico

**"Rico" Richards** was the son of Franklin Richards and an unknown woman in GeneXt.

He attended MIT alongside Sophie Von Doom, with whom he had a romance, but Sophie's experiments became dangerous. Rico saved them both after one of her experiments exploded, destroying part of the school. Both were expelled. His grandfather offered to teach him, but Rico turned him down and his family decided to send him to the Xavier Institute. He doesn't get along with his father and grandfather, and chooses to spend most of his time at school

He became friends with Olivier LeBeau, who also had father issues. Despite his high intelligence, similar to his father's and grandfather's, he became a slacker and his friends had little idea of his capabilities.

## Powers

He had Reed's stretching powers and Sue Storm's invisibility and force field powers.
Val Colby

**Val Colby** was the son of Lena Luthor (the sister of Lex) and her husband, FBI agent Jeff Colby, on Earth-One. He first appeared in Adventure Comics #387, December 1969.

Luthor had a soft spot for his nephew and at one point even broke out of jail to give him a birthday present. However, Luthor also used him for his own ends, as at one point where Val manifested psychokinetic powers.
Wonder Girl (Stephanie Trevor)

**Stephanie Trevor** was the daughter of Princess Diana of Themyscira Steve Trevor in *Superman & Batman: Generations.* She was born in 1953, the same year as Superman's daughter Kara Kent. Stephanie formed a team in 1964 with Wally West (Kid Flash), Bruce Wayne Jr. (Robin), and Kara Kent (Supergirl). As an adult, she became the new Wonder Woman.
Scotty Summers

**Scotty Summers**is the son of Havok and Madelyne Pryor in the Mutant X reality.

His nanny was Elektra. He had a normal childhood until demons kidnapped him to use as a sacrifice during Infero. His mother made a deal to get him back. When the Earth-616 Havok wound up in the Mutant X Havok's dead body, Scotty immediately realized that this wasn't his father.

## Powers

**Psionic Manipulation:** Scotty possesses incredibly vast psionic abilities, including empathy, telepathy, telekinesis, and precognition.
Ricky Verdugo

**Ricky**is the son of DocSamson with Sandra Verdugo, a former Special Forces agent for Home Base. The two met while she was on mission in Argentina. When Ricky was eight years old, Home Base kidnapped him to manipulate Sandy. Eventually, she told Doc about his son and he helped her track him down. However, both Sandy and Ricky are presumed dead after Hulk destroyed Home Base's facility.

Ricky has also used the alias Ricky Myers as part of one of Home Base's ploys to incriminate the Hulk.

It is unknown whether Ricky has any of his father's powers or his mother's healing abilities.
Rick Tyler

**Rick Tyler** is the son of **Rex Tyler**, the original **Hourman**, and his wife **Wendi Harris**. He took up his father's mantle during *Crisis on Infinite Earths* when he used one of his dad's Miraclo pills to save the life of Beth Chapel, whom he grew quite fond of. His father strongly disapproved of Rick's actions, knowing the addictive effects of Miraclo and tried to prevent Rick from taking up the Hourman mantle. Nonetheless, Rick ended up trying to join a team of other 2nd generation heroes known as Infinity, Inc. Although Rex was able to temporarily dissuade his son, Rick still tried to convince his father otherwise.

Rick would eventually join the Justice Society of America and marry fellow JSA member **Jesse Chambers,** aka **Jesse Quick**, with whom he had a son **Johnny.**
Thunderstrike (Kevin Masterson)

**Kevin Masterson** is the son of Eric Masterson (Thunderstrike I) and his ex-wife. As Eric Masterson gained more responsibility as the new Thor, his ex-wife gained custody of their son. Eric later died. Kevin returned as a troubled teen, who inherited his father's hammer and the power of Thunderstrike. At first, he resembled his father identically, but developed his own appearance. He later appeared as a student at Avengers Academy.

## MC2

Kevin grew up to become the new Thunderstrike and a member of A-Next.
Saw Fist

**Saw Fist** was the son of Wolverine and an unknown woman, and a member of The Mongrels, a team made up of the illegitimate children of Wolverine, on a mission to kill his loved ones, including his girlfriend at the time, Melita Garner. Wolverine only found out their relationship to him after he killed them in combat.
Tatianna Grimm

**Tatianna Grimm**is the five-year-old daughter of Ben Grimm and Alicia Masters and the sister of Benjy in in the 2006 novel *The Baxter Effect.*Tatianna shows a tendency for trouble, hitting a teacher with a rock and getting into a fight with a classmate. Ben sees a possible future where Tatianna is a lawyer working with her uncle Dan Grimm.

*In this universe,*Ben Grimm (“Mr. Invulnerable”) is a member of a very different Fantastic Four. He has been married to Alicia, now cured of her blindness, for eight years, and they have two children. They live a happy suburban life. This timeline is erased by the end of the book.
Torunn Thorsdottir

**Torunn**is thedaughter of Thor and Sif in the film *Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow*.

Thor sent his infant daughter to Earth to learn humility and she was raised by Tony Stark along with the other children of the Avengers. Francis Barton flirted with her. During the final battle, Ultron flung Torunn into space, where she was rescued by her father. She turned down the chance to return to Asgard and rejoined the battle, wearing a new suit of Asgardian armor.
St'vaan, Jr.

**St’vaan Jr.** is the baby son of Captain Avalon and his wife Sharaan on Eurth.

The child is kidnapped by the forces of the Dreadlord (this world's Zemo), and this world's version of the Avengers band together to save him. In battle, Avalon and the Dreadlord were lost in the past, but Avalon left his shield and his son in the care of Blackthorn (this world's counterpart of Hawkeye).
Shatterstar

​**Shatterstar** is the son of Longshot and Dazzler.

Dazzler moved to Mojoworld with Longshot and was said to be pregnant, only to lose the baby. Years later it would be revealed that their son had been born but taken to the future, and their memories of him had been wiped.

In an odd cycle, Longshot is Shatterstar's clone/son, and Shatterstar is Longshot's son.
Tanya Trask

**Tanya Trask**is the daughter of Bolivar Trask and sister of Larry.

When her mutant power of time-travel manifested, she disappeared and wound up 3000 years in the future, in a world ruled by Apocalypse. She became a member of the Askani and a student of Rachel Summers. However, contrary to their teachings, she tried to change the past and stop her father, but Rachel caught her and her actions ultimately only helped set in motion the events she tried to prevent. Later, as an Askani high priestess known as Madame Sanctity, she tried once again to influence Cable in the past and change the timeline.
Van-El

**Van-El** was the son of Kal-El and Lyla Lerrol, in an imagined world where Krypton never exploded. His older sister was named Orna. They appeared in Superman Annual #11 "For the Man Who Has Everything" (1985).

## In Other Media

Van-El appeared in Justice League Unlimited (2004) in an adaptation of this story. His mother was Loana, based on Lois Lane and Lana Lang. Orna did not appear in this version. For Superman, leaving his son was the hardest part of waking up from his dream.
Sinthia Schmidt

**Sinthia Schmidt,** also known as **Sin,**is the daughter of the Red Skull.

The Red Skull almost killed his daughter, disappointed that she was not a boy, but was convinced to let her live. Accelerated to adulthood, she became the leader of the Sisters of Sin and fought Captain America. When restored to her normal age, SHIELD attempted to give her false memories and a new life as a normal girl. However, she has since become the new Red Skull, fought Captain America and his allies, and returned from death alongside a telepathic clone of her father.
Vanora

**Vanora** was the daughter of Hrimhari and Wolfsbane on Earth-7153.

In this reality, Rahne raised her daughter with Hrimhari on Asgard. She grew resentful of her mother and eventually killed James Madrox, witnessed by Earth-616's Madrox. When he returned home, she and a few other people came along. She fought X-Factor, survived, and later rescued Tier only to begin fighting Rahne again. Shatterstar stabbed Vanora, but she later recovered.
The Purple Children

**The Purple children** are five children of Zebediah Killgrave, born over the years to different women.

He gathered them together, but they became powerful enough to stand up to him and force him to kill himself. (He got better.) They then went on a rampage and Daredevil tried to stop them. Daredevil saved them from their father and they were separated and sent back to their families or to safe situations. Once apart, they started to revert to normal.

The boys are Connor, Joe, and Jamie. One of the girls is named Challah and the other is unnamed.
Superlass (Lisa Kent)

**Lisa** or Superlass was the daughter of Superman and Lois Lane in Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #91 (April 1969).

Lois was blinded protecting Superman, and the two were married. At birth, Lisa was already manifesting superpowers and was quite precocious. Superman died saving a sinking ship loaded with nuclear warheads; Lois mourned him, and Lisa took up his work as Superlass.

Later, a beast-like man would appear and begin a romance with Lois. He turnd out to be Superman, suffering kryptonite and radiation poisoning. Lisa was able to restor her mother's sight, and when Lois recoiled from the hideous Superman, he fled. Superlass followed him, hoping to bring him back.
Sean Madrox

**Sean Madrox** was the son of Siryn and Multiple Man - or rather, one of Multiple Man's dupes, conceived on a night when Jamie Madrox got really, really drunk.

Siryn named him after her father. Though the pregnancy was normal and the baby was healthy, when Madrox held the baby, he unwillingly absorbed him the way he absorbed all dupes. Both of his parents were deeply affected.

## Notes

Monet was impregnated on the same night as Siryn but unconsciously aborted it.
​Warren Worthington IV

**​**

**Warren Worthington IV** is the son of Warren Worthington III on Earth-8410.

He was the CEO of Worthington Avionics, working with vehicles. He attended the maiden flight of Arno Stark's Helicarrier, the Spirit of Free Enterprise.
​
Another Warren Worthington IV was mentioned in the possible future of Earth-13729 (Wolverine and the X-Men #29).
Viv

**Viv**is a synthezoid, the teenaged daughter of Vision and his wife Virginia, who in turn was created by Vision using the Scarlet Witch's brain patterns.

Viv and her twin brother Vin were still developing, having been based on the brain patterns of their parents. They lived in Arlington, Virginia and attended the Alexander Hamilton High School in Fairfax.

After the death of her brother and suicide of her mother, Viv joined the Champions.
Sasquatch's Son

Sasquatch (Walter Langkowski) had a son with ex-wife Veronica, a money-hungry actress. When he became obsessed with his study of gamma radiation and poured his money into it, Veronica felt ignored and moved out, taking their son along (Alpha Flight #10).

Though Veronica has since made an appearance, the child has not been heard from since.
Scorpion (Carmilla Black)

**Carmilla Black** was hinted to be Bruce Banner’s daughter with Monica Rappaccini, conceived back in college. In House of M, she was confirmed to be his daughter.

She grew up with adoptive parents in a small hometown until her powers activated and killed her boyfriend. She fled and lived on the streets, until as a young woman she joined SHIELD.

## Powers

Her left arm has a highly venomous "stinging touch" which she wears a gauntlet to better control.

## Trivia

* In original development, she was the daughter of Silver Samurai and Viper.
Stephen Strange, Jr.

**Stephen Strange, Jr.** was the son of Stephen Strange and Clea in the Ultimate Universe.

The Ultimate Universe's Doctor Strange was much the same as his mainstream incarnation, except that he married Clea, and after his disappearance, his son (raised away from magic) took up the mantle of Doctor Strange. The second Stephen Strange was brutally killed during Ultimatum.
Supermaid (Lola Kent)

**Lola Kent** was the daughter of Superman and Lois Lane in Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #56 (October 1961).

She had a crush on James Olsen, Jr., the son of Lucy Lane and Daily Planet editor Jimmy Olsen. Despite her mousy demeanor, in reality she was Supergirl. Fortunately, young Jimmy fell for her, but was still fascinated by Supermaid. They were soon engaged, but Clark and Lois would not consent to the marriage. Jimmy and Lola eventually eloped.
Sam Flynn

**Sam Flynn i**s the son of Kevin Flynn and main protagonist in *TRON: Legacy.*

 He was born in 1983 and after his mother's death, was primarily raised by his grandparents. His father vanished. Decades later, the 27-year-old Sam was investigating Flynn's Arcade and was transported into the Tron system, where he was reunited with his father.
Teddy Lupin

Edward "Teddy" Lupin was the son of Nyphadora Tonks and Remus Lupin and the godson of Harry Potter.

## Role in the *Harry Potter* books

Teddy was born in April 1998, but lost both parents in the Battle of Hogwarts. Teddy inherited metamorphmagus abilities of his mother and was thus often seen with blue hair. He was raised by Andromeda Tonks, but often visited the Potters. He was the boyfriend of Victoire Weasley. Teddy Lupin was appointed headboy of Hufflepuff House.

## Trivia

* Although Luke Newberry was cast as Teddy Lupin for *Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows* he was cut from the ending.
Supergirl (Kara Kent)

**Kara Kent** was the daughter of Clark Kent and Lois Lane in Superman/Batman Generations. She was three years younger than her brother Joel and had her father's powers on a lesser scale.

As a child, her developing powers scared her, and Lois gave her a pendant that emitted red solar radiation. This suppressed her powers so she could have a normal childhood.

When older, she became the new Supergirl, wearing a black wig to disguise her blond hair, and worked with Bruce Wayne Jr. as Robin and later as Batman. She was also close friends with Stephanie Trevor, who was her age. As an adult, she became a reporter for Galaxy Broadcasting and fell in love with Bruce; however, at her wedding, she was murdered by Joel.
Uatu's Child

The unnamed child of Uatu and Ulana the Watchers.

Ulana was pregnant when Uatu died. She later asked Blue Marvel to aid her by stimulating the growth of the child's omnithalamus with antimatter pulses - an important job that Uatu could no longer fulfill.

Due to its young age, the baby appears as a giant floating head.
The Grim Hunter (Vladimir Kravinoff)

**Vladimir Kravinoff**is theson of Kraven and his wife Sasha.

He had a wealthy childhood in Russia and, under the name the Grim Hunter, attempted to hunt down Spider-Man. Instead, he was killed by Kaine. During the Grim Hunt storyline, the Kravinoffs resurrected Vladimir as a lion-like creature. His father mercy-killed him.
Sara Joy Watson

**Sara Joy Watson** is the daughter of Mary Jane Watson in What If? (Vol. 2) #88.

She is Ben Parker's only friend, and defends him from bully Butch Thompson. Ben later goes to her house and confides in her, only for Butch to show up. When Sara runs to get help, the boys think she's abandoned Ben. She finds Peter, who goes looking for Ben.
Uriel Worthington

**Uriel Worthington** is the son of Archangel and the Horseman known as Pestilence (Ichisumi). His twin sister was Eimin.

Born under heavy guard in the Akkaba City, they were abducted as infants by Kang and raised in a concentration camp on Earth-13044 (a world with similarities to Days of Future Past). After a failed escape attempt, Uriel was forced to blind his twin sister.

​As adults, they returned to the past and fought the Avengers. Uriel had chronokinesis and could fire energy blades from his wings. He has double pairs of bat-like wings.
T'Charra

**T'Charra**is the son of the Black Panther in *Black Panther*Vol 3 #36 "The Once and Future King". In this reality, Wakanda became more isolationist, cutting ties with the US.

​T'Charra is seen as weak, foolish, impatient and conniving. A brilliant yet malignant mind nurtured since birth in the lap of luxury, the prince was sent to America to study abroad to expand his horizons, as T'Challa had done in his youth. But instead the favored son fostered resentments and jealous ambitions toward his father, recruiting many villains from the past as part of a coup to kill him and pin the blame on the U.S. consolidating power amongst the tribes back home to legitimize his ascent to the throne. T'Charra'd murdered several people, including his half-sister Faida in order to get his fathers attention. All so he could induce a fatal seizure in the elderly king on foreign soil. They were all soundly defeated by Brother Voodoo, Falcon, and Luke Cage, while T'Charra was taken back to Wakanda, presumably to face justice.
Richard Kent

**Richard Francis Kent** is the oldest son of Superman (K'L'L) and Lois Lane in *Superman: The Feral Man of Steel (Superman Annual* #6, 1994). In this story inspired by the Jungle Book and Tarzan, K'L'L is raised by wolves in the Indian jungle and becomes a protector of the British empire. Richard's siblings are M'R'R and K'R'K.
XS (Jenni Ognats)

**Jenni Ognats** was the daughter of Jeven Ognats and Dawn Allen, and granddaughter of Barry Allen.

Shortly after her birth, the family was attacked by Professor Zoom. When they fled their earth using the Cosmic Treadmill, they wound up stranded on Earth-247. Jenni did not display powers until the Dominators captured her and she was forced to rescue her father from torture. She spent time in a lab learning to control her powers, and eventually joined the Legion of Super-Heroes. She would later met her cousin, Impulse.
Stanley Osborn

**Stanley Osborn**is the son of Harry Osborn and his ex-fiancee, Lily Hollister, also  known as Fury. He is the half-brother of Normie Osborn.

Since both of his parents had taken the Goblin Formula, Stanley was wanted by many criminals and was nearly kidnapped. Harry would later leave the city and take up an assumed identity  to raise his son in safety.
Snowbird's Son

In her secret identity as an RCMP Records Officer, Snowbird/Narya fell in love with and married officer Doug Thompson. When she became pregnant, she was exiled by the Eskimo gods.

However, Talisman's grudge against her father led to Snowbird giving birth at a spot in the Arctic where they ended up awakening an evil spirit. This spirit, known as Pestilence, possessed the child and aged him into an adult with the intention of destroying Earth.

In the battle, Narya and her husband and son were killed, but entered into Paradise. Narya later returned to life, but her family did not.
William Nelson

**William Grant Nelson** is the infant son of Tigra and a Skrull named Criti Noll who was posing as Hank Pym. He was conceived during the Secret Invasion storyline.

Tigra gave birth after a two-month pregnancy and left him with her allies, the Cat People, who could protect him from Norman Osborn, who wanted to experiment on him. It was later determined that because the Skrulls could duplicate DNA exactly, William was biologically the son of Hank Pym. Hank has agreed to serve as his godfather.
Tallant Wayne

**Tallant Wayne** is the son of Bruce Wayne and Talia al Ghul in the Elseworlds tale "Batman: League of Batmen."

Ra's al Ghul discovers the Batcave after Bruce Wayne's death, and steals all of his costumes for the League of Assassins. Tallant infiltrates the Brotherhood wearing the original Batman costume. In the sequel, League of Batmen (2001), Tallant leads his own team of Batmen.
Soranik Natu

**Soranik Natu**is the daughter of Sinestro and a member of the Green Lantern Corps.

Her mother was Sinestro's late wife Arin Sur, the sister of Green Lantern Abin Sur. Sinestro used his ring to forcibly improve his home planet, Korugar, as a dictator. His wife left him, and eventually left her child in the care of a couple named Karoll and Dgibb Natu. SInestro kept an eye on his daughter as she grew up.

Soranik grew up to become a neurosurgeon. The people of her planet despsed the Green Lanterns, and she was horrified when a deceased Lantern's ring sought her out.  During the "Emerald Eclipse" storyline, she learned the truth about her parentage.
Moses

**Moses** fue un antiguo revolucionario que lideró la liberación del pueblo de <<nombre pendiente>>. Es el padre de Gershom y Eliezer.

## Poderes y habilidades

### Armas

* **:** Es el receptor de de Moses. Es un báculo de un metro y medio, aproximadamente. Cuando Moses lo utiliza, él es capaz de generar un hilo aural y utilizar el báculo como si fuese un arco.
Stephanie Brown's Child

The unnamed daughter of Stephanie Brown (Spoiler).

Stephanie became pregnant by her boyfriend and gave birth during the No Man's Land storyline. Her mother and Tim Drake supported her. Despite daydreaming about keeping the baby, Stephanie ultimately decided to give the baby up for adoption without ever looking at its face, for its own protection.
T'Chaka

**This article is a disambiguation page for T'Chaka**

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Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

**T'Chaka** is the name of Black Panther's son in several realities.

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Stephanie Watson

**Romy Stephanie Watson** was the foster daughter of Mary Jane Watson and Paul Rabin and younger sister of Owen Watson. MJ and Paul found the children alone on the dead Earth and took them in as their own, eventually moving as a family to Earth-616. The children were actually created by Benjamin Rabin to control MJ, and faded from reality. Mary Jane fought Rabin and grieved her children's fates.
Thomas Wayne (Gotham Adventures)

**Thomas Wayne** was the older son of Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle, and older brother of Bruce, Jr., in an illusion where Bruce's parents never died. (Batman: Gotham Adventures Vol 1 #33)

Instead of becoming Batman, Bruce led a sheltered childhood in Europe. He was married to reformed cat burglar Selina Kyle and had children. Against his father's wishes, he took his family back to live in America. Arriving in a hellish Gotham, he mused that someone should do something about it.
Sarah Stacy

**Sarah Stacy** is the daughter of Norman Osborn and Gwen Stacy, and the twin sister of Gabriel. The twins were born in France and, due to Norman's DNA, aged 2-3 times faster than normal humans. As an adult, Sarah was nearly identical to her mother.

Norman told them their father was Peter Parker and that he had caused their mother's death. When they were old enough, they set out for revenge, but Peter uncovered the truth. Sarah realized Peter was not lying, but police intervened and she was shot while her brother fell into the river. Peter gave her a blood transfusion, reasoning that his own unusual blood would help stabilize Sarah's inherited Goblin serum. The Grey Goblin then arrived to kill Peter, but Sarah shot him and caused his glider to crash. He survived and she secretly took him back to Paris, but he escaped. She joined Interpol in an attempt to track down her brother.

## Trivia

* J. Michael Straczynski originally wanted Peter Parker to be the father of Gwen Stacy's twins, but the editors felt it would age Peter too much.
Rose Granger-Weasley

**Rose "Rosie" Granger-Weasley** (b. 2005 - 2006) was a half-blood witch and the daughter of Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger. She had a younger brother named Hugo, who was born about two years after her. She began attending Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in 2017, the same year as Albus Potter and Scorpius Malfoy.
Rosie Watson

**Rosamund Mary "Rosie" Watson** is the infant daughter of Dr. John Watson and his wife Mary in the BBC show *Sherlock.* Sherlock Holmes deduces that Mary is pregnant and announces it at her wedding reception, and first appeared in "The Six Thatchers." Her birth was announced in a real-life advertisement in a British newspaper. After her mother's death, it is implied that she is raised by John and Sherlock.
Ruby Summers

**Ruby Summers**is the daughter of Scott Summers and Emma Frost on Earth-1191, in a future where mutants are forced into camps.

She was able to grow up with her father in Atlantic City, and eventually fell in love with Trevor Fitzroy. A time-traveling Layla Miller convinced her to fight evil as the X-Men once did.

## Powers

Like her father, she can fire energy blasts from her eyes. Similar to her mother, she can turn her skin into an organic ruby form. In this form she doesn't age; though she looks like a young woman, she's actually in her eighties.
Vol

Vol is the son of Superman and Lasil in Action Comics #370 (December 1968).

Superman discovers that his rocket ship tests as being over a hundred years old. He doesn't know that when he was a baby, the ship went through a timewarp and landed on a primitive planet where cavemen adopt him. Kal-El, named Sonn, grows up as the world comes to resemble ancient Rome. His sister, Ruda, is turned evil by a devil-dragon and becomes his archenemy. As Sonn develops into adulthood, the world also develops into a futuristic, high-tech society. Wearing rocket shoes, he becomes a hero and eventually leader of the planet. He marries a woman named Lasil and they have a son, Vol.

Ruda spreads the devil-dragon rays to turn everyone evil; people turn against Sonn and kidnap Vol and Lasil. Sonn lives on the run. When he's ancient and elderly, the now-adult Vol finds him. Vol is immune to the evil rays because of his parentage. He has invented a rejuvenation booth, which he uses to de-age Sonn to infancy. This also causes their futuristic society to devolve back into the primitive state it was in when he first arrived. Vol relaunches Kal-El's rocket, sending him back towards Earth, and watches while his mind returns to a caveman-like state.
William Kaplan

**William "Billy" Kaplan, a.k.a Wiccan** is the son of the Scarlet Witch and Vision. He, along side his twin brother Tommy Sherperd try to understand and learn to true potential and find their place on the team, Young Avengers. Billy is also currently dating Teddy Altman, a.k.a Hulkling.

## Powers and Abilities

Wiccan is a both a immensely powerful Mage and Mutant. As such he has a wide range of superpowers. He has been stated to be one of the most powerful beings on Earth. He is also destined to become the Omnipotent being, Demiurge, whose has the potential to rewrite the magical laws across the entire multiverse. Although due to his lack of experience, Billy has very little control over his vast supernatural abilities. Wiccan's demonstrated the following powers:

* **Electrokinesis:** Wiccan possesses the mutant ability to manipulate, generate and discharge energy projections as either lightning or electricity from his hands or other parts of his body. Wiccan is capable of combining or performing his electokinetic powers in unison with spells.

* **Reality Warping:** Wiccan has the ability to harness and manipulate the forces of reality at will, which allows him to access different kind of abilities such as: flight, probability manipulation, telekinesis, telepathy, mental manipulation, teleportation, magical spells, willpower construct, etc.
	+ **Telekinesis:** Wiccan can levitate, propel and manipulate objects and matter with his mind.
	+ **Telepathy:** Wiccan can read minds, communicate telepathically, and experience the memories and thoughts of others. He can even project himself and others onto the astral or physical plane of existence.
	+ **Teleportation:** Wiccan can mystically teleport himself and others to any location instanteously. He can also travel to and open gates or portals accessing other worlds, places and dimensions.
	+ **Probability Manipulation:** Wiccan can manipulate various kinds of probabilities, of various natures and scales, increasing the possibilities exponentially, including the molecular level.
	+ **Healing:** Wiccan can mystically healing himself and others from any physical injury. He is also shown to be able resurrect individuals from death through force of will.
	+ **Flight:** Wiccan possesses the ability to engage in self-propelled flight.
	+ **Willpower-Based Constructs:** Wiccan can generate and manipulate energy to create solid constructs such as disks, orbs, bursts, shields, platforms, force fields, and other projectiles or constructions.
	+ **Concussive Force Blasts:** Wiccan can generate and manipulate energy to project blasts, beams, bolts and waves of concussive force.
	+ **Magic Manipulation:** Wiccan can manipulate magical entities.
	+ **Magical Immunity:** Wiccan is immune to harmful magical/mystical forces.
	+ **Magical/Elemental Manipulation:** Wiccan can manipulate magical and mystical forces, elemental forces at his will. He can also summon mystical creatures to counter-attack magical attacks.
Dawn Diaz

**Dawn** is the daughter of Eclipse (Marcos Diaz) and Polaris (Lorna Dane) on FOX's The Gifted.

In Season 1, Polaris learned she was pregnant from Reed Strucker while she was in jail. In the episode boXed in, Lorna and Marcos discussed baby names, suggesting Aurora for a girl or Rory for a boy.

Polaris was rescued by the Mutant Underground and in Season 2 gave birth in a munitions warehouse which had been taken over by the Hellfire Club.
Robert Bruce Banner, Jr.

**Robert Bruce Banner, Jr.** is the son of Miss Bobbie-Joe in *Old Man Logan,* andPappy's favorite son/grandson.

He is taken away and raised by Old Man Logan. He used the name Hulk, Jr. as part of the Fantastic Force, where he was a brilliant scientist after his teammate Psionics drained some of his gamma energy. He opposed some of his teammates when they turned their new planet into a dictatorship, and later became known as the Maestro.
Scarlet Centurion (Marcus Kang XXIII)

**Marcus Kang XXIII**was the 23rd and only surviving son of Kang, and the new Scarlet Centurion, who accompanied him when he began working on conquering the world with a future army in Earth-6311.

Marcus was smitten with Warbird and helped her fight a villain called Eshu. Kang succeeded in conquering Earth while the Avengers were stranded in space, but they returned and Kang was defeated. Marcus rescued him, but Kang came angry and showed him his private chambers, where he had preserved the bodies of the first 22 Marcuses. Since this Marcus had helped Warbird and lied about it, he was a traitor, and Kang stabbed and killed him.

Marcus has since shown up in the Apocalypse Twins storyline (with Uriel and Eimin), but it's unclear whether this is a different point in time or a different Marcus.
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### Platform:

Apple iOS 7.0 and above, Google Android 4.2 and above, Microsoft Windows 7 and above

## Background

A powerful seal that kept the warring armies of Heaven and Hell sealed away for centuries was mysteriously broken. Their war has descended onto the mortal realm and they have chosen powerful heroes to lead them to victory.

## Gameplay

Players can play as two possible factions, Heaven and Hell each with their own unique army of heroes. Players can summon up to 8 different heroes onto a multi-lane battlefield. Summoned heroes will spawn at their end of the lane and proceed towards the enemy base on the opposite end. Heroes are non-controllable and will perform various abilities to help them take down enemy heroes and their artefacts. Victory is decided when one side's artefact health points is depleted.

## Game Modes

Campaign

World PVP

Friend PVP

Amateur League

League of Gods Pro

Boss Raid

## Game Info

The game currently has 32\* heroes
in Heaven and 30\* heroes in Hell.

Players will choose 8 heroes from
either faction and battle it out in either of the game modes.

Players will be able to unlock new
heroes for Campaign, World PVP, Friend PVP and Boss raid by having more battles
and level up. Players can also use an in-game currency called Crystals to
purchase heroes. Some heroes can only be unlocked using Crystals.

## Game Events

Some game modes are used as events
such as Amateur League and League of Gods Pro. There is a prize pool for the
top players of the events that are held in Singapore, Vietnam and China, Shen
Zhen.