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Конкурс песни Евровидение 2014

2-й полуфинал
 Финал
 Дебют
 Возвращение

**Конкурс песни «Евровидение-2014»** — 59-й конкурс песни «Евровидение»; проходил в Дании с 6 по 10 мая 2014 года. Дания стала страной-победительницей предыдущего конкурса «Евровидение 2013», прошедшего в городе Мальмё, где победной песней стала «Only Teardrops» в исполнении певицы Эммили де Форест.

## Участники

### Первый полуфинал

В первом полуфинале голосовали: Испания, Франция, Дания. **Синим цветом** помечены страны, прошедшие в финал

### Второй полуфинал

Во втором полуфинале голосовали: Германия, Италия, Великобритания. **Синим цветом** помечены страны, прошедшие в финал.
Number 2

**Number 2** was the first of the Ma'Ans, as well the first to create a habitable world and society. He holds a unique power separate from the other Ma'Ans, and with that power he is recognized as the most powerful out of all them.

## Formation and THE Formation

Several years after the Great Fissure, large amounts of creation stardust was scattered across the Greate Vacancy. The first thing to form was Number 2, who harnessed the most raw power, and gained a variety of powerful abilities. One of the most important abilities he garnered, was psychokinesis, which he used to form a planetary system with the stardust, and, by extension, created the known universe. The action that took place to create the universe is known as THE Formation.

Number 2 had immediately decided on THE Formation as he was created, as he had the idea of ruling a world of people much like himself. He created a series of planets and the people that would inhabit them. Number 2 would focus mostly on the First Quadrant, while leaving the other quadrants to the rest of the Ma'Ans.

## Life as Number 2

Apart from creating the the universe, Number 2 had various other contributions to the universe and the society that inhabits the universe. His main office was located on Earth.

* Creation of Major Planets such as Earth, Lorgonk, Rasmodillian XIII
* Creation of Major Races and Species: Humans, Bigs, Klessians, Bumbos, Salesmen
* Creation of the first major city on Earth: City
* Forming the Binary Church, extending belief of Number 10 to his people.
* Ruling over the people and kingdoms of the First Quadrant
* Served as General of the Even Army

Towards the end of his rule following the end of the Division War, Number 2 resigned and passed on power to one of his subordinates, who would become Number 6. Number 2 would eventually die in 4592. His memorial is found on Earth in the center of City.
Cutter Slade

Slade in his usual getup.

**Cutter Slade** was a former major Navy SEAL who participated in various operations under the principle of goodwill and peacekeeping. One of the original Humans to participate in dimensional travel, Cutter would eventually become a key player in the advancement of interdimensional merging and traveling.

## Before the Mergence

**Kaufman**: "*Why did they choose you, commander?*"
**Cutter Slade**: "*Guess I chose the short straw.*"
―Kaufman and Cutter, before the mission.
Cutter worked as a Navy SEAL for 15 years before retiring in 2007. The same year, the United Defense Force successfully deployed a probe into another dimension as part of an experiment. The experiment goes awry, and the probe is damaged, causing an unwanted force to recoil through the dimensions, forming a black hole that threatened Earth. Cutter was elected to travel into the parallel universe of Adelpha to retrieve and repair the probe before the black hole consumed Earth. He eventually was able to save Adelpha and Earth simultaneously, sealing the black hole and cutting the dimensional rifts between universes. Cutter would later return to a normal life without danger. The work done on the mission was very important, and would later prove crucial to the development of Shifters and the idea of dimensional traveling. His brother, Kotter Slade, would go on to become the host of a variety of television programs, including Wheel of Fortune. He died of complications in 2014 with injuries he sustained from attackers in the other universe.
Winter Soldier

## Bucky Barnes

**The Winter Soldier** is a playable character in *Disassembled 2*. He is a supporting antagonist and later the deuteragonist of the game.

## Biography

James "Bucky" Barnes was an orphaned kid who took part in an intensive Black Ops training to become the partner of Steve Rogers, a.k.a. Captain America, during World War II.

Throughout the war, Cap and Bucky fought alongside infantry and with a group of heroes known as the Invaders, as well as other groups of younger heroes. In the closing months of World War II, Captain America and Bucky were both presumed dead in an explosion over the English Channel. It was eventually learned that Bucky was revived and brainwashed by the Soviets as the assassin Winter Soldier, outfitted with a new metal arm to replace the one he lost in the plane crash that nearly took his life.
Michael Wesson

**Michael Wesson** was a contestant on Survivor: South Korea.

Michael started off in a alliance with Amy, Scott, Stephanie, and Tristan.

After Tristan's blindside and the tribe swap, Michael found himself alone, a free agent.

After the merge, Michael continued to be a free agent, occasionally being picked up to use for a vote out.

After Dylan, the outsider of the tribe, formed an alliance with Michael, this proved to be Michael's downfall.

At the final 9, the majority switched their votes from Dylan to Michael, and Michael was voted out 7-2 and became the fifth member of the jury.
Grobbulus

Grobbulus and his stand, Good Burger

**Grobbulus the Burgenstein** is a legendary battler who operated with the Protagonista. He is one of the older members of the Main 6 Protagonista, acting as an oracle for the group. Some confuse him for Gromulus, or Groggulus, but he has gone by those aliases before, in a past life.

## Appearance

Grobbulus looks like many other Burgensteins, as a seemingly enfeebled dog. He takes the form of a standard chihuahua. Although he constantly looks like he is in pain, he is not, his massive brain full of ages of knowledge weighs down his eyelids. His back contains one of the 4 **[ LOSS RUNES ],** due to him being an inhibitor.

## Story

Grobbulus studied the Arts (now known as the lost arts), which was an old magic system unknown to modern connoisseurs. When the arts had become outdated, Grobbulus went under a new name, "Groggulus", and was pierced with The Arrow, gaining his stand, Good Burger. He would go on to obliterate cities with his immense new stand powers, causing many places to fear him. He grew tired of being feared and went into hiding, under the name "Gromulus".

In isolation he studied old sacred texts and scriptures to harness the power of the Bright Arts, and hone energy using his massive brain. He figured out how to blast spells without any outside equipment. His brain eventually grew too large to store any more information.

When Slongo Magmuck was shattered in '87, the sigil on his back was torn to 4 equal pieces, leading to Grobbulus being chosen as the inhibitor for the I rune.
Number 3

**Number 3** is the second of the Original Ma'Ans. It is not a traditional entity like the other Ma'Ans. Instead, it is a large stone monolith with no cognitive or motor abilities. It and its worshipers currently reside inside the Second Quadrant. Number 3 is located on the planet Tagon.

## Life

Because Number 3 is not something that can think, Number 3 has never accomplished anything on its own. Instead, Its followers perform acts and tributes that they believe Number 3 command them to do. However, since the followers are primitive and savage, nothing they did was noteworthy at all.
Valerie Cooper

**Valerie Cooper** is asupporting character in the *Disassembled* comic series.

## *Disassembled* Comic

### Year One

Val had already worked alongside the mutant terrorist known as Mystique, albeit initially unknowingly; Mystique had long ago infiltrated the United States Government, working as a high-ranking State Department official under her Raven Darkholme identity, and working with Val extensively within the Commission on Superhuman Activities.

Mystique would reveal her identity to Val in a moment of crisis, as Raven professed her lover Destiny had recently experienced visions through her precognitive abilities that Tony Stark would soon rule the world, and that mutants would be subjugated under his reign. Val, already being requested by Nick Fury to devise a counter-measure against Iron Man, quickly forgave Raven for her treachery and sanctioned her and her Brotherhood of Mutants as government operatives.

Under Fury's approval, the Brotherhood would attack and abduct Wasp and have Mystique masquerade as Wasp (A supply of Pym Particles provided by SHIELD granted Raven the ability to effectively replicate Wasp's powers) as a means to infiltrate the Avengers and expose their crimes to the world. Eventually, Vision uncovered Mystique's disguise, which soon erupted into a battle between the Avengers and the Brotherhood, ending with Destiny's death and the majority of the Brotherhood being detained. Captain America would grow outraged with Fury over kidnapping Wasp as part of his mission.

Soon after, an enraged Iron Man uses Vision's data to expose SHIELD and the CSA's corruption to the public (Associating the Secret Avengers into the accusations as well). Val is then seen attending a hearing as the CSA is being testified before the Supreme Court.
Survivor: South Korea

***Survivor: South Korea*** is the first season of *U.S. Survivor (Fanfiction)*.

Rachel Nolan was awarded the title of Sole Survivor over Marcus Robbins and Josh Montgomery in a 7-2-1 vote.

## Production

The Fanfiction came to life after thewalkingwho13 took an immense interest in Survivor, and wanted to write their own season. This season would then become the first season of a Survivor Fanfiction series.

## Twists/Changes

* **Hidden Immunity Idol:** A Hidden Immunity Idol is hidden at each camp.
* **Tribe Expansion:** With 18 castaways left, a tribe expansion occurred introducing the Hansando​​​ tribe.
* **Extra Vote:** A castaway would get the right to vote twice at the same Tribal Council.
* **Vote Steal:** A player would get the right to vote twice at the same Tribal Council, while also preventing another player of their choice to vote.
* **Tribe Switch:** On Day 15, another Tribe Switch occurred, spreading the fifteen remaining castaways across three tribes of five.
* **Early Merge:** The merge occurred with thirteen players remaining.
* **Final Three and Expanded Jury:** Three finalists faced a ten-person jury.
* **Reformatted Final Tribal Council:** Instead of having each jury member speak one by one, an open forum was held to ensure a more insightful rapport between the jury and finalists.
Disassembled: Heroes Among Us (Comic, Issue 11)

Chapters 31-33

## Chapters

Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Issue 11 (Released November 27, 2013)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 31 (Digital Release August 13, 2013)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 32 (Digital Release August 20, 2013)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 33 (Digital Release August 27, 2013)

## Summary

### Chapter 31

Captain America launches a dangerous gambit to break into Iron Man's secluded estate and engineer a nanite solution that blinks the Secret Avengers from Iron Man's surveillance system. Everything's on the line as he and his team have only minutes before Iron Man sees through their distraction.

### Chapter 32

Iron Man has caught the Secret Avengers inside his estate. But before Tony can unleash his fury over this treachery, he suddenly finds himself in the greatest battle of his life, going head-to-head with Wonder Man. It's an epic battle with deadly consequences!

### Chapter 33

Tragedy follows tragedy as Captain America's disastrous assault on Iron Man's estate comes to a brutal end. Even if he gets what he came for, will the price prove too costly for his team?
Punxsutawney, The Shadow

"The people look to me for answers. They come to me and say, "When is Spring coming? Please look at your shadow!" But I refuse." -Punxsutawney

## Abilities

Punxsutawney is the only being unable to be frightened by Guy.

### Stands

Punxsutawney, being the old god he is, has delved into his own psyche and discovered the power of his stands, of which he possess 3.

Valley of the ShadowsHD: Punxsutawney's first stand he discovered allows him to erase his existence for 31 seconds. When activated Punx sinks into his own shadow and vanishes. VotS erases all memories of Punxsutawney from all of existence. While in this non-existence state Punx traverses the "Long Dark Tunnel", allowing him to appear from any shadow he can run to in the time. Anyone who ever met him will forget who he was and all photos of him will become blank. When the time limit is up all returns to normal. VotS's form is that of Punx's own shadow and therefore cannot be damaged.

Me and my Shadow: Punxsutawney's second stand is a humanoid stand that takes the form of a Shadow Man. It can be seen clearly in the daytime as it is always nearby watching Punx. This stand cannot be turned on or off at will by Punx. During the daytime MamS is clearly visible and appears as a black silhouette that appears near but you can never reach it, as if it is infinitely far away. During the night MamS becomes invisible in the dark besides it's white glowing eyes. This stand acts as Punx's second pair of eyes and anything it can see, Punx can see.

The Day I Lost my Shadow: Punx's final and only offensive stand. DLS is Punx's last resort in any given situation. He unchains his shadow and allows it free movement. The shadow is ruthless and can wreak havoc like none have seen before. During the time that Punx activates this ability his shadow vanishes and he is more or less a normal groundhog at that point, unable to use any other stand. The only way for Punx to recall DLS is for Punx to look at it himself, something he hates seeing.
Glrg'n Cinematic Universe Wiki

## Welcome to the Glrg'n Cinematic Universe Wiki

This wiki chronicles the events of the ever-expanding world of the Glrg'ns. From the creation of the universe, to the distant future, this wiki covers all.

## Hot Topics (being worked on)

* Gods
	+ Number 10,
	+ Number 1, God of all That is Good
	+ Number 0, God of Nothing, Destructor
	+ Harold
* Notable Characters
	+ Diablo Lucifer
	+ Penelope Joestar
	+ Punxsutawney
	+ Gazzon'ga H Arrison
* Conflicts
	+ Division War
	+ Abomination Nation
* The Protagonista
	+ Cutter Slade
	+ Barney Buttloaves
	+ a Glorbulon
	+ Grobbulus
	+ Glueman DeGrossi
	+ Jim Scary Godmother
* The Antagonistae
	+ Caillou
	+ ITS Plink
	+ Mecha Fred Fuckstone
* The Aspects
	+ Slongo Magmuck
	+ Zlongo Flagmoat
	+ Blongo Dagrock
	+ Flongo Magmoat

## Latest activity

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Luke Cage

**Luke Cage** is a supporting character in the *Disassembled* comics as well as a playable character in *Disassembled 2*.

## Biography

Carl Lucas was born and raised in the New York district of Harlem, spending his youth getting involved in gang violence. Upon realizing how his actions were hurting his family, Carl sought to better himself as an adult, finding legitimate employment. A former friend, who had gone down a different path and rose through the ranks of organized crime, framed Carl for drug possession, landing him in Seagate Prison.

Dr. Noah Burnstein came to Seagate looking to carry out secret medical research, working on an experimental cell regeneration process based on Abraham Erskine's Super Soldier Serum. Carl, desperate for early release, volunteered for experimentation. During the process, a racist prison guard who held a particular contempt against Carl tampered with the controls as a means to kill Carl without being caught. The tampering ended up accelerating the cell regeneration past its intended purpose, granting Carl superhuman strength and near-unbreakable skin. Escaping from prison, Carl fled back to Harlem, where he took up the new name "Luke Cage" to evade the authorities and set himself up as a "Hero for Hire," agreeing to help others so long as they met his price.

After a series of solo missions, some which gave Luke various connections within the rest of the superhuman community, becoming a temporary member of the Fantastic Four and even once being hired by Doctor Doom himself, Luke was manipulated by a crime boss and came to blows with detective Misty Knight and her boyfriend Danny Rand, the martial artist Iron Fist. Once the misunderstandings were settled, Luke and Danny ended up becoming partners in the Heroes for Hire business, and ultimately becoming the unlikeliest of friends. Luke also briefly befriended Jessica Jones, aka Jewel, a young woman whose super-strength and unconventional style matched his own.

When the Avengers became divided following their participation in the Kree-Shi'ar War, Captain America approached several New York-based heroes, among them Luke, to fill the roster of the group. Luke, himself in a period of discontentment after the seeming death of Danny, agreed to join the team. Luke remained a part of the Avengers even after Iron Man and all the other members who left the team re-joined. Luke also met back up with Jessica Jones, who had since abandoned super-heroism altogether and started up a private investigation firm, and the two began a romantic relationship.
Disassembled: Heroes Among Us (Comic, Issue 6)

## Chapters

Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Issue 6 (Released June 26, 2013)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 16 (Digital Release April 30, 2013)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 17 (Digital Release May 7, 2013)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 18 (Digital Release May 14, 2013)

## Summary

### Chapter 16

A flashback details a famous encounter in the past between the Avengers and the Brotherhood of Mutants, revealing certain events did not play out the same in this reality. Rogue, in this world not imbued with Carol Danvers' memories or sense of justice, agrees to help the Brotherhood's plan to take down Iron Man.

### Chapter 17

Invigorated by Iron Man's more proactive stance, Spider-Man approaches Tony and asks to help any way he can. Tony's first request is for Peter to steal from his best friend Harry Osborn. Will Peter make the right choice?

### Chapter 18

As Captain America grows increasingly uneasy in the involvement Iron Man and his supporters are making in global affairs, he is approached by Falcon who confides in Cap that he is not alone in that sentiment. After a private rendezvous, the Secret Avengers are formed, but with the stern decree by Cap that they will attempt to reason with Tony before bringing him down by force.
Fabian Cortez

**Fabian Cortez** is a minor character in the *Disassembled* comic series.

## Biography

Bored with his wealthy, high-status life. Cortez gathered a group of mutants who believed in Magneto's teachings and formed the Acolytes, engineering a civil war on Genosha by encouraging mutates to kill the ruling humans. Ruling the nation as a brutal dictator, Cortez was able to avoid persecution, in spite of the efforts of both the X-Men and Avengers.

## *Disassembled* Comics

Stowing himself away in his private estate in Ventura, California following the death of Pepper Potts, the collapse of Stark Tower and the murder of Norman Osborn by his own hands, Tony Stark sat silently as a neverending holographic projection of news reports swirled around his head. One story, concernign Cortez's inhumane treatment of the "mutate" Genoshan natives, Tony was imbued with a sense of justice, muttering "no more" before flying out to Genosha, where he powered through Cortez's Acolyte army and eventually overthrew the dictator himself.

Tony brought the deposed Cortez with him to a public meeting in front of the United Nations, where he revealed his secret identity to the world and used men like Cortez as an example of how evil will no longer be tolerated under his watch, issuing a ceasefire demand to the rest of the world. Cortez's corrupt leadership was filled in by Erik Lensherr, aka Magneto, which Magneto was able to attain by public disowning Cortez as a supposed "follower" of his teachings as well as a public endorsement from Tony Stark as well as Charles Xavier.
Disassembled: Heroes Among Us (Comic, Issue 7)

## Chapters

Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Issue 7 (Released July 31, 2013)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 19 (Digital Release May 21, 2013)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 20 (Digital Release May 28, 2013)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 21 (Digital Release June 4, 2013)

## Summary

### Chapter 19

After a hard-fought battle against Mandarin, Iron Man and Ms. Marvel decide on a desperate tactic to ensure that he remains subdued. But Spider-Man wonders if this is the right thing to do. How much longer will he remain loyal to Iron Man's campaign?

### Chapter 20

Surprising everyone, Victor Von Doom opens the borders of Latveria, claiming to be in full support of the Avengers' plan of world peace. Is it a hoax, a trap, or perhaps even a sincere gesture? No one is sure if Iron Man should respond. What will he find out?

### Chapter 21

The Brotherhood of Mutants, now sanctioned by the U.S. Government, goes on the offensive, targeting the Wasp. Within Avengers Mansion, Iron Man and his allies consider their response. But it may be Doctor Doom who comes up with a plan.
Survivor: The Mamanuca Islands

***Survivor: The Mamanuca Islands*** is the second season of *U.S. Survivor (Fanfiction)*.

## Production

After Survivor: South Korea got a great reaction from their sister, thewalkingwho13 opted to make a second season.

## Twists/Changes

* **Hidden Immunity Idol:** A Hidden Immunity Idol is hidden at each camp.
* **Final Three and Expanded Jury:** Three finalists faced an eight-person jury.
* **Reformatted Final Tribal Council:** Instead of having each jury member speak one by one, an open forum was held to ensure a more insightful rapport between the jury and finalists.
Black Cat

**Black Cat** is a supporting character in the *Disassembled* comic series as well as a playable character in *Disassembled 2*.

## Biography

Felicia Hardy was trained by her father (a world-renowned cat burglar) to become a great athlete. When her father was imprisoned, she decided to follow in his footsteps, training herself to become highly skilled and an expert of martial arts and acrobatics and use her new abilities to become The Black Cat. In the first night of her costumed identity she encountered the lone hero Spider-Man. She felt as if she could trust him and changed sides so he could trust her too. They developed a relationship where Black Cat and Spider-Man mutually loved one another. After they broke up, they remain as friends and intermittent lovers from time to time.
Logan

**Wolverine** appears in the *Disassembled*comic and a playable character in *Disassembled: Heroes Among Us*. Logan is one of the first members of the Secret Avengers, later to be remade into Captain America's Insurgency.

## Biography

With a past shrouded in mystery, Wolverine's memories are full of government secrets, traumatic events, and death. Remembering only escaping Weapon X and later joining Alpha Flight, the man known as Logan was approached with a chance to change the world, by Professor Charles Xavier. After joining Professor X's X-Men, Wolverine has been using his mutant powers, to heal at an accelerated rate, enhanced physical condition, animal-like instincts, and razor sharp bone claws that protrude from between his knuckles laced with the indestructible metal Adamantium, to fight for the peaceful coexistence of mutants and humans most of his life.
Disassembled: Year Three Issue 4

Chapters 7 & 8

## Chapters

Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Year Three Issue 4 (Released November 19, 2014)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Year Three Chapter 7 (Released November 11, 2014)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Year Three Chapter 8 (Released November 18, 2014)

## Summary

### Chapter 7

The Midnight Sons lure the Armored Avenger into a trap...but is it at the cost of Scarlet Witch's soul?

### Chapter 8

Iron Man is successfully contained, but one errant element in the plan and suddenly the Midnight Sons have the Avengers to deal with--and the Sentry right behind them!
Samuel Wilson

**Falcon** appears in the *Disassembled*comic and a playable character in *Disassembled 2*. Sam is one of the first members of the Secret Avengers, later to be remade into Captain America's Insurgency.

## Biography

Sam Wilson grew up in a tough Harlem neighborhood. His father, a minister, had been killed trying to stop a fight. Sam did his best to try and do the right thing, but his grief and anger eventually led him down a criminal path. He took on the name of "Snap" Wilson while working for the mob.

After an assignment, on the way to Rio de Janeiro, Sam's plane crashed on a remote Caribbean island named Exile where the Red Skull and his henchmen were hiding out. The Red Skull sought to use Wilson as a pawn to attack Captain America (who was currently on the island) with. He used the Cosmic Cube to revert 'Snap' into Sam, and give him the ability to telepathically communicate with birds, especially a bird that Wilson had bought named Redwing. After their initial skirmish, Cap was able to shake Wilson of the Skull's programming. Together they defeated the Skull, and the Falcon became Cap's crime-fighting partner.
Steven Rogers

C**aptain America** is a playable character and the main protagonist in *D**isassembled: Heroes Among Us***and *Disassembled 2.* He is classified as a Gadget User.

## Biography

During the dark days of the early 1940's, a covert U.S. Military experiment turned Steve Rogers into America's first Super-Soldier, **Captain America**. Throughout the war, Cap and his partner Bucky fought alongside infantry and with a group of heroes known as the Invaders. In the closing months of World War II, Captain America and Bucky were both presumed dead in an explosion. Decades later, Captain America was found trapped in ice and revived in the modern world. Captain America would then later go on to be one of the most important members of the Avengers.

## *Disassembled* Comic

### Year One

Iron Man is late in an Avengers distress call in raiding an AIM cell in Manhattan, led by Captian America. After which, Cap is overseeing the clean-up of the lab when he is approached by Tony Stark, who tells Steve about Pepper's pregnancy and asks for Steve to be the godfather. Steve graciously agrees, but shortly after Tony receives an alert regarding a breach in Stark Tower security and flies off. Upon his arrival, the Sinister Six make their attack onto the building, sending Rhino crashing into the conference room holding Pepper and Stark Industries' board of investors, prompting Cap to issue a priority-level crisis.

Cap and the Avengers are unable to prevent the destruction of Stark Tower, prompted by Iron Man firing into Electro, whose dying body set off an electromagnetic discharge that leveled the building. Cap led the superheroes through the crisis, diverting the swiftest to evacuation duty while the strongest worked to prevent as much collateral damage as possible. When Cap heard word of the incident's perpetrator, Green Goblin, has been detained, Cap departed to the SHIELD Helicarrier where the villain was being interrogated by Nick Fury. Unexpectedly, Iron Man burst through the walls, his face a look of grief and fury, and Cap looked on in horror as Tony threw his armored fist through the Goblin's chest, killing him.

Evading capture for a full week, Cap tried in vain looking for Tony's whereabouts, but to no avail. Like many people, Steve's first sighting of Tony following Stark Tower was during the broadcast of Tony's ceasefire demands in front of the United Nations, following his personal overthrowing of Fabian Cortez, the corrupt ruler of Genosha.
Disassembled: Year Two Issue 2

## Chapters

Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Year Two Issue 2 (Released Feb. 12, 2014)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Year Two Chapter 3 (Released Feb. 11, 2014)
* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Year Two Chapter 4 (Released Feb. 25, 2014)

## Summary

### Chapter 3

Erik Lehnsherr, formerly Magneto, makes a high-profile speech at the United Nations, promising a new age of communion between humans and mutants as the new leader of Genosha. After the event, Erik makes his way to a personal invitation to the Hellfire Club, where the Inner Circle leader Sebastian Shaw reveals to Erik his group's impending plan: Assassinating Tony Stark.

### Chapter 4

As Captain America recuperates from his injuries within the Sanctum Sanctorum, the Super-Skrull breaks into the Inhuman city of Attilan, where he reveals one of but many Skrulls who have been acting out a plan to take Earth for themselves.
Disassembled: Year Two Issue 1

**Disassembled: Year Two Issue 1**, is the first issue of the second series of comics based on *Disassembled: Heroes Among Us*, with the story following the second year of Iron Man's rule. Unlike the previous series, the issues are made up of two chapters instead of three.

## Chapters

Disassembled: HeroesAmong Us Year Two Issue 1 (Released Jan. 15, 2014)

* Disassembled: HeroesAmong Us Year Two, Chapter 1 (Released Jan. 7, 2014)

* Disassembled: HeroesAmong Us Year Two, Chapter 2 (Released Jan. 21, 2014)

## Summary

### Chapter 1

In the wake of Luke's death, Jessica Jones vows to take down the so-called "heroes" who seek to control the world--not just for Luke, but for his child whom Jessica is carrying.

### Chapter 2

Changes are brewing all around the Earth and beyond; Nick Fury is dealt an unfortunate fate, a young boy named Teddy discovers his heritage, and the Super-Skrull resorts to deadly means to ensure his plans do not go hindered.
Rogue

### Relatives

Raven Darkholme (unofficial foster mother)Irene Adler (unofficial foster mother, deceased)Kurt Wagner (Nightcrawler) (unofficial foster brother)

## Physical Description

### Weight

135 lbs

**Rogue** is a supporting character in the *Disassembled* series, her loyalties tested as the mutant community grows hostile as the One Earth Regime slowly forms.
Disassembled: Year Four Issue 1

**Disassembled: Year Four Issue 1** is the first issue of the fourth series of comics based on the *Disassembled: Heroes Among Us* video game. The series covers the fourth year of Iron man's rule and the involvement of the Asgardians and other gods into the battle between Captain America and Iron Man's forces.

## Chapters

Disassembled: HeroesAmong Us Year Four Issue 1 (Released May 13, 2015)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Year Four Chapter 1 (Released May 5, 2015)
* Disassembled: HeroesAmong Us Year Four Chapter 2 (Released May 12, 2015)

## Summary

### Chapter 1

The world is at a time of peace, but Iron Man is more restless than ever, hellbent on capturing his former friend Captain America and ending the Insurgency. As he does, the Olympian Ares takes an interest in mortal affairs, and Cap himself makes the most unlikely of allies.

### Chapter 2

Black Cat wonders what her place in life is when the fight feels hopeless, and someone challenges Iron Man by threatening the life of the mayor of New York.
Danielle Cage

**Danielle Jones-Cage** is the daughter of Luke Cage and Jessica Jones from the *Disassembled* reality.

## Biography

Danielle is the daughter of Luke Cage and his girlfriend, Jessica Jones. Danielle was conceived just before the death of her father at the hands of Iron Man, born nearly a month later within the mystical city of K'un-Lun, named after Danny Rand, the immortal Iron Fist, a close friend of Luke and who granted Jessica refuge in K'un-Lun as she went into labor. After her birth, Jessica left Danielle in the care of the K'un-Lun monks to defeat Iron Man. After Iron Man nearly killed Jessica, Doctor Strange healed her wounds and took her back to K'un-Lun for asylum, where she and Danielle were met by an alternate version of Luke who had lost his wife, an alternate Jessica, in the past.

Four years later, Jessica and the alternate Luke have fallen in love and have since married, having been living in and raising Danielle in K'un-Lun the entire time. They return to Jessica's Earth when Captain America, now Director of SHIELD, requests help in restoring the world following the collapse of the One Earth Regime.
Wanda Maximoff

Pietro Maximoff (twin brother)

Natalya Maximoff (mother, deceased)

Marya Maximoff (maternal aunt and foster mother)

Django Maximoff (maternal uncle and foster father, deceased)

Luna Maximoff (niece)

Crystalia Amaquelin (ex-sister-in-law)

**Scarlet Witch** is a playable character in *Disassembled: Heroes Among Us* and *Disassembled 2*. She is classified as a Power User, utilizing her "Chaos Magic" as both projectile and physical attacks. She is a secondary antagonist in *Disassembled: Heroes* *Among Us* and a tertiary antagonist in *Disassembled* *2*.
Disassembled: Heroes Among Us (Comic, Issue 12)

Chapters 33-36

Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Issue Twelve is the final issue of the first Disassembled comic series, serving to mark the end of the first year of Iron Man's rule and the end of the friendship between Iron Man and Captain America.

## Chapters

Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Issue 12 (Released December 31, 2013)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 34 (Digital Release September 3, 2013)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 35 (Digital Release September 10, 2013)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 36 (Digital Release September 17, 2013)

## Summary

### Chapter 34

The Secret Avengers now possess a batch of nanites to remain undetected from Iron Man's surveillance, but they know Tony is coming for them. It's a race against time to see if more nanites can be manufactured in order to shift the balance of power.

### Chapter 35

It's a deadly showdown between Captain America and Iron Man—two former best friends now turned deadly enemies. Cap has run out of time to replicate the nanites that are his and the Secret Avengers' only fighting chance. He's about to pay a terrible price...

### Chapter 36

The final confrontation between The Armored Avenger and The Sentinel of Liberty! Soon, no one will be left to get in the way of Iron Man implementing his New World Order. But a surprise might be lurking atop the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier, where the bond between Tony and Steve is finally severed...
Disassembled: Heroes Among Us (Comic, Issue 9)

## Chapters

Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Issue 9 (Released September 25, 2013)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 25 (Digital Release July 2, 2013)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 26 (Digital Release July 9, 2013)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 27 (Digital Release July 16, 2013)

## Summary

### Chapter 25

Iron Man's standing with the public is on the rise after responding to a surprise attack by HYDRA. That development has forced Captain America's Secret Avengers even further into the outsider role—and now their teams are about to face off!

### Chapter 26

Doctor Doom notices hesitancy among the rest developing an Ultron drone fleet to police the world, but then uncovers an added asset of Tony's goals to ensure "world peace," something Tony hasn't even revealed to his closest of loyalists. Meanwhile, Iron Man confronts Quicksilver over...a game of chess?

### Chapter 27

Iron Man presents not only the new and improved Ultron, but a satellite surveillance network, "The Works," that will detect any crimes before they happen. Vision uncovers an imposter within the Avengers' ranks.
Thor Odinson

### Relatives

Odin Borson (father)Gaea (mother/maternal step-grandmother)Frigga (step-mother)Balder, Hermod, Vidar, Tyr (paternal half-brothers)Loki Laufeyson (adoptive brother)

## Physical Description

### Weight

640 lbs

**Thor** is a supporting character in the *Disassembled* comic series as well as a playable character in both *Disassembled: Heroes Among Us* and *Disassembled 2*.
Disassembled: Heroes Among Us (Comic, Issue 10)

## Chapters

Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Issue 10 (Released October 23, 2013)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 28 (Digital Release July 23, 2013)
* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 29 (Digital Release July 30, 2013)
* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 30 (Digital Release August 6, 2013)

## Summary

### Chapter 28

A failed attempt to detain Vision leads to a confrontation between Iron Man and Nick Fury, one that escalates into a full-on battle when the Brotherhood of Mutants arrive.

### Chapter 29

Iron Man and his team fight off against the Brotherhood. But ultimately the Brotherhood reveals their attack not to be an act of terror, but a plea for restraint. Once again, former allies clash with deadly results.

### Chapter 30

As Iron Man issues a manhunt for Mystique, he is inclined to boost "The Works," a global surveillance satellite he is intending to launch congruent to the Ultron drones--something which Rogue informs the Secret Avengers of. With their pretense of being supportive of Iron Man ready to crumble any day, the Secret Avengers enact one last tactic suggested by Black Panther.
T'Challa

**Black Panther** is a supporting character to the *Disassembled* series and a playable character in *Disassembled: Heroes Among Us* and *Disassembled 2*. He is classified as a Power User.

## Biography

The title of the Black Panther is a generations-old mantle carried by the ruler of Wakanda, a secluded African nation that contained the planet's only source of ultra-durable metal known as Vibranium. Said title is currently held by T'Challa, going on a Wakandan rite of passage, traveling and studying across the world before he came of age to take the throne of his nation. Consuming the native heart-shaped herb of Wakanda, linking him with the Panther God Bast, T'Challa's body was elevated to superhuman levels. After a choice encounter with the Fantastic Four, T'Challa decides to include himself in the superhuman community, serving as both a member of the F4 as well as the Avengers, all in the name of protecting his country.
Carol Danvers

### Relatives

Marie Danvers (mother)Joseph "Joe" Danvers, Sr. (father, deceased)Joseph "Joe" Danvers, Jr. (brother)Steven J. Danvers (brother, deceased)

## Physical Description

### Weight

124 lbs

**Captain Marvel** is a supporting character in the *Disassembled* comics as well as a playable character in *Disassembled: Heroes Among Us* and *Disassembled 2.* Her Prime Earth self is a supporting character and her *Disassembled* self is a supporting antagonist in *Injustice: Gods Among Us*, with both going by the name "Ms. Marvel." The *Disassembled* version, rechristened as "Captain Marvel," later becomes a supporting protagonist in *Disassembled 2*.

## Biography

A skilled pilot and intelligence agent, Carol Danvers earned the rank of Colonel within the US Air Force before retiring to work as head of security at NASA, where she encountered a fleet of alien Kree invaders. Caught in the explosion of a device called the Psyche-Magnitron, Carol's genetic structure was radically altered, effectively turning her into a human/Kree hybrid being. Ultimately resigning from NASA, Carol reinvented herself as a writer in New York, then as a superheroine among the Avengers, taking the name "Ms. Marvel" after the Kree hero Mar-Vell (Whom Carol first met while working at NASA under the disguise of Dr. Walter Larson).

A fight between the Avengers and the Brotherhood of Mutants led to a confrontation between Carol and the power-absorbing Rogue, but a split second prevented the mutant from making skin-to-skin contact with Ms. Marvel, allowing a swift victory for the Avengers (In the main Earth-616 reality, events played out much differently). Carol took pity on Rogue, seeing her as a confused, misguided youth, and vouched for her entry into the X-Men, upon which Carol would become a frequent ally. Carol would eventually take a leave of absence from all Earth affairs altogether, flying out into the cosmos for many space-faring adventures.
Disassembled: Year Three Issue 3

## Chapters

Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Year Three Issue 3 (Released November 5, 2014)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Year Three Chapter 5 (Released October 28, 2014)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Year Three Chapter 6 (Released November 4, 2014)

## Summary

### Chapter 5

As the Insurgency regroups, Sentry arrives before Iron Man, declaring his loyalty and granting the Avengers an invaluable gift.

### Chapter 6

Doctor Doom takes a visit to an old acquaintance to determine if the Avengers or Insurgency shall win this fight.
Disassembled Wiki

## Welcome to the Disassembled Wiki

*Disassembled* is a Marvel fanon project, adapting the Warner Bros/NetherRealm Studios *Injustice* franchise. In an alternate reality, "Earth-615," the villains and heroes of the Marvel Universe are pitted against each other in the wake of a tragedy that unhinges the life and morality of Iron Man, pitting him against his friend and fellow Avenger Captain America.

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Disassembled: Year Two Issue 5

## Chapters

Gods Among Us Year Two Issue 5 (Released May 28, 2014)

* Injustice: Gods Among Us Year Two Chapter 9 (Released May 13, 2014)
* Injustice: Gods Among Us Year Two Chapter 10 (Released May 27, 2014)

## Summary

### Chapter 9

Kitty Pryde has a talk with Rogue as she is hiding out in Genosha. Meanwhile, the Avengers attempt to bring Teddy Altman, the key to the Skrull conflict, to safety, but are attacked by a fleet of Sentinels, with the Marauders in hiding, waiting for the opportune moment to strike.

Chapter 10

Nick Fury personally appears before Jessica Jones, making a very personal request. As the Avengers are battling the Hellfire Club's forces, Super-Skrull engages with Doctor Doom, questioning the Latverian ruler what his true motives are by siding with Iron Man. An Avenger will reveal themselves as a Skrull, abduct Teddy, and broadcast the signal to all Skrull agents across the world to attack--including those on Genosha.
Disassembled: Year Two Issue 4

## Chapters

Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Year Two Issue 4 (Released April 30, 2014)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Year Two Chapter 7 (Released April 8, 2014)
* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Year Two Chapter 8 (Released April 22, 2014)

## Summary

### Chapter 7

Iron Man, Doctor Doom and the Avengers grapple with whether or not they can trust Super-Skrull, and the alien makes his case. Many X-Men are still against Magneto being given a position of power, and as Wolverine is the most vocal of his objections, he unintentionally singles himself out as the one who sabotaged Cerebro the previous year. Narrowly escaping capture from his own teammates, Logan makes an unlikely ally: Sabretooth and Mystique!

### Chapter 8

Logan meets the Marauders, the hit squad organized by Magneto and the Hellfire Club to kill Tony Stark. At the same time, a core group of X-Men venture out to Genosha, where Magneto welcomes their visit and demonstrates the improvements in the nation's general living since the overthrowing of Cortez. None of the heroes are suspect of a certain refugee hiding in plain sight...
Irene Adler

**Destiny** is a supporting character in the *Disassembled*comic series. After experiencing a vision of the future from her precognition powers where a world governed by Iron Man is also one where mutantkind is subjugated, she and her partner Mystique organize the Brotherhood of Mutants to stage a clandestine mission to take Tony Stark down.
Janet Van Dyne

**Wasp** is a supporting character in the *Disassembled* comic series, as well as a playable character in *Disassembled: Heroes Among Us*.

## Biography

Born a flighty socialite in New York City, Janet's scientist father Vernon Van Dyne worked exstensively with the brilliant biochemist Hank Pym. Wanting to avenge her father's murder from an alien soldier-of-fortune, Pym revealed to Janet his double-identity as the superhero Ant-Man and imbued Janet with a similar process that give Pym his own powers, not only granting Janet the ability to shrink to insectoid proportions but also bio-synthetic wings and wrist devices that discharged "wasp's stings" onto enemies.

Hank and Janet would eventually fall in love and become a crime-fighting duo, ultimately even becoming founding members of the Avengers, with Janet coming up with the team name on a whim. Her relationship with Pym deteriorated after Pym's repeated mental breakdowns, and after a leave of absence Janet would return to the Avengers as a leading chairman of the team, a position Janet took with great honor and dignity. Staring out as a ditzy thrill-seeker in the early days of her costumed career, Janet has matured into a seasoned hero and a savvy and able leader.
Teddy Altman

### Relatives

Emperor Dorrek VII (maternal grandfather, deceased)Captain Marvel (Mar-Vell) (father, deceased)Princess Anelle (mother, deceased)"Mrs. Altman" (foster mother)

## Physical Description

### Weight

100 lbs

**Teddy Altman** is a supporting character in the *Disassembled* comic series.

## Biography

Some time ago, when tensions between the Kree and Skrull Empires were riding high but did not yet escelate to the infamous Kree-Skrull War, Skrull Empire loyalist Kl'rt, prior to becoming Super Skrull, bested and abducted the famous Kree hero Mar-Vell. While being imprisoned on the Skrull planet Tarnax IV, Mar-Vell had a brief affair with the Skrull princess, Anelle, which resulted in a child. Fearing for her child's safety, Anelle sent the child away with her nursemaid immediately after his birth, sending both of them to Earth for the baby's protection, posing as a single mother working in real estate and naming the young prince Theodore "Teddy" Altman.

Teddy's father would soon come to live on Earth in secret as a NASA scientist Dr. Walter Larson. When the incident that granted Carol Danvers superpowers had Mar-Vell bring himself out from hiding and patrol the Earth as "Captain Marvel," "Mrs. Altman" considered bringing Teddy to him, but after Mar-Vell and the Avengers became tangled in the Kree-Skrull War, the former nursemaid decided such exposure was too dangerous for Teddy and continued to raise him herself. Later still, when Mar-Vell's death from cancer was made public news by the Avengers, "Mrs. Altman" consigned to awaiting Princess Anelle's word for further action.

## *Disassembled* Comic

### Year Two

When Teddy was twelve years old, his Skrull physiology began to manifest, granting him his maternal shape-shifting abilities. As "Mrs. Altman" finally revealed to Teddy the truth about his parentage, the planet of the Skrull Empire Tarnax IV was overwhelmed and consumed by Galactus, prompting the extremist sect led by Veranke to begin their mission of overthrowing Earth from humanity and claiming the planet as the new hub-world of Skrulls. Teddy and "Mrs. Altman" are soon approached by Super-Skrull and the Avengers, seeking to relocate them for Teddy's safety.
Disassembled: Heroes Among Us (Comic, Issue 4)

Chapters 10-13

## Chapter

Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Issue 4 (Released April 24, 2013)

* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 10 (Digital Release March 19, 2013)
* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 11 (Digital Release March 26, 2013)
* Disassembled: Heroes Among Us Chapter 12 (Digital Release April 2, 2013)

## Summary

### Chapter 10

As Iron Man discusses his plans with the other members of the Illuminati, the meeting is interrupted by Captain America, who attempts in vain to tell Tony to stand down and take time to properly grieve. As they do, a team of Avengers are attacked by a tempestuous Sub-Mariner.

### Chapter 11

As Steve and Tony argue, the conflict between Namor and the Avengers leads to the Prince of Atlantis unleashing an all-out assault upon the surface world.

### Chapter 12

The Avengers' battle with Namor and his undersea forces comes to its shocking conclusion. Will Atlantis be able to maintain its neutrality in Iron Man's new world order?