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Morgan Lean

**Morgan Lean** is a socially prominent former student at Frank Seale Middle School and Midlothian High School, as well as a frequent camper at FC Texas Camp. During her early years, she contracted leukemia, and the resulting years of trial turned her into a harsh, vindictive person. She caught the attention of Emmett Baxter, which unbeknownst to her, made her a target of his darker persona, After saving her and making peace with his variant, Baxter left Lean and the others in his past behind to start a new life.

Over the years, Lean's popularity remains intact as she navigates high school and camp. However, she makes a number of enemies who see her darker side. This, as well as her abandonment of her friend, eventually led to a falling out with Baxter, who constantly caught the blunt of her aggressive nature.
Jessica Jones (TV series)

*"The big part of the job is looking for the worst in people. Turns out I excel at that. Clients hire me to find dirt. And I find it, which shouldn't surprise them, but it does."*
―Jessica Jones[src]

## *Jessica Jones*

### **Showrunner(s)**

Melissa Rosenberg
Scott Reynolds (co-showrunner; Season Three)

### **Executive Producer(s)**

S.J. Clarkson
Liz Friedman
Allie Goss
Kris Henigman
Cindy Holland
Brian Michael Bendis
Scott Reynolds
Hilly Hicks, Jr.
Alan Fine
Stan Lee
Joe Quesada
Dan Buckley
Karim Zreik
Jim Chory
Jeph Loeb
Raelle Tucker
Melissa Rosenberg

## Marvel Cinematic Universe

***Marvel's Jessica Jones***, simply ***Jessica Jones***, or ***AKA Jessica Jones***, is an American web television series based on the Marvel Comics superheroine of the same name. It is the fourth television series in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The series was produced by Marvel Television and originally released on Netflix.

The first season was released on November 20, 2015. The second season was released on March 8, 2018. The third and final season was released on June 14, 2019.
John Pilgrim

*"I was a sinner. But I've been born again. And now I'm with the people who will inherit the earth."*
―John Pilgrim to Kusack[src]**Robert**, also known as **John Pilgrim**, is a former assassin for the Aryan Brotherhood who, upon finding religion, attempted to rebuild his life again only for Anderson and Eliza Schultz to manipulate him into committing a series of murders to protect their son's image in the media. However, as Amy Bendix had managed to escape Pilgrim's crusades of violence, he found himself being plunged further into darkness, as he continued killing any other witnesses in New York City while his past life came back to haunt him. Once his wife had passed away and with the Schultzes holding his two sons as hostages, Pilgrim found himself without hope of finding redemption from all his past sins, until the Punisher, who had been protecting Bendix, spared Pilgrim's life and rescued his sons from the Schultzes who were executed, allowing Pilgrim to live a peaceful life.

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Infiltration into the Time Variance Authority Office

Emmett Baxter saves Hunter C-20 and replaces her with a Life-Model Decoy, before being captured by the TVA

## Casualties

The **Infiltration into the Time Variance Authority Office** was an attempt by Sylvie Laufeydottir to find the Time-Keepers. However, before she could find them, Loki used a TemPad to teleport them away to Lamentis-1. Meanwhile, Emmett Baxter saves C-20 from the TVA, and sends her to his time period. However, he is captured by the Time Variance Authority.
Joy Meachum

*"I won the respect of my colleagues. And, yes, part of me wants to stay because I feel connected to Dad. But the other part wants to stay for me. For what I achieved. I earned my position. I'm not gonna just walk away. Not without a fight."*
―Joy Meachum to Ward Meachum[src]**Joy Meachum**, J.D. is the daughter of Harold Meachum; who together with her brother, Ward, spent her life building Rand Enterprises to it's current position. But upon Danny Rand's return, the Meachum siblings saw their work put in jeopardy as Rand planned to claim his birthright in the company itself.

Having experienced the loss of Joy's father again alongside the betrayal of her brother, Ward, she aligned herself with Davos in an effort to seek revenge while starting anew and independent from Rand Enterprises. With the Iron Fist removed from Rand, she quickly regretted the partnership with Davos and sought the aid of Mary Walker for protection.

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Malekith

*"You needn't have come so far, Asgardian. Death would have come to you soon enough."
"Not by your hand!"
"Your universe was never meant to be. Your world and your family will be extinguished!"*
―Malekith and Thor[src]**Malekith** (Shiväisith: **Mälekith**) was the cruel and malevolent leader of the Dark Elves, a race of beings born in a realm of complete darkness, Malekith led his people in a war against the Asgardians, using an ancient weapon known as the Aether in an attempt to revert the universe to a state of complete darkness. Malekith was thought to have been wiped out with the rest of his race in the final battle against the Asgardian King Bor in 2988 B.C. during the Convergence.

Malekith survived, however, and after millennia in prolonged hibernation, returned during the next Convergence 5,000 years later in 2013. Upon learning Jane Foster absorbed the Aether, Malekith and his armies invaded Asgard, before reclaiming it from Foster to complete his conquest. Before his attempt could succeed, however, Malekith and his armies were opposed by Bor's grandson, Thor, in the Battle of Greenwich. During their fight, Malekith was teleported across the Nine Realms back to Svartalfheim, where he was crushed by his own warship and died.

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Magistrate's Son

*"I wasn't made to rule, Mother."*
―The Magistrate's Son to the Magistrate's Wife[src]The **son of the Magistrate** is a member of the Gibborim race. Once released from the spaceship he was trapped in, he possessed Alex Wilder. Due to Wilder's stubborn personality, he remained dormant far longer than the other members of his family, but eventually managed to control Wilder's body after he was shocked by the news of his mother's death. He made a deal with his father: in exchange for delivering Elle Dean, the second child the Magistrate had conceived with Leslie Dean, he would be allowed to remain on Earth with the Gibborim Scrub Squad. However, his plans were foiled by the Runaways when Nico Minoru cast a powerful spell which forced the Magistrate's son to give up on Wilder's body.

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Kingdom

*"Alex, we need to take a beat here, okay? Many of us have just exhibited superhuman abilities after learning that there may be a Chinatown-level conspiracy run by our parents. My head is exploding."*
―Gert Yorkes to Alex Wilder***Kingdom*** is the fifth episode of the first season of the television series *Runaways*.
Iron Man/Time Heist

## Iron Man

**Anthony Edward "Tony" Stark** was a billionaire industrialist, a founding member of the Avengers, and the former CEO of Stark Industries. A brash but brilliant inventor, Stark was self-described as a genius, billionaire, playboy, and philanthropist. With his great wealth and exceptional technical knowledge, Stark was one of the world's most powerful men following the deaths of his parents and enjoyed the playboy lifestyle for many years until he was kidnapped by the Ten Rings in Afghanistan, while demonstrating a fleet of Jericho missiles. With his life on the line, Stark created an armored suit which he used to escape his captors. Upon returning home, he utilized several more armors to use against terrorists, as well as Obadiah Stane who turned against Stark. Following his fight against Stane, Stark publicly revealed himself as **Iron Man**.

Fresh off from defeating enemies all over the world, Stark found himself dying due to his own Arc Reactor poisoning his body, all while he was challenged by Ivan Vanko who attempted to destroy his legacy. After the Stark Expo incident, Stark reluctantly agreed to serve as a consultant for S.H.I.E.L.D. where he used his position to upgrade their technology while he began a relationship with Pepper Potts. With the world yet again being threatened, Stark joined the Avengers and helped defeat the Chitauri and Loki.

While escorting Loki out of Stark Tower, Stark suffered a heart attack at the hands of an alternate timeline Ant-Man. He was saved by Thor. A few minutes later, he was approached by White Knight, a future version of the one he'd just fought alongside, who teleported him to his universe 10 years later, before the branched timeline was pruned by the TVA.
Janet van Dyne

*"This place... it changes you. Adaptation is part of it, but some of it is... evolution."*
―Janet van Dyne to Hank Pym[src]**Janet van Dyne** is the wife of Hank Pym and the mother of Hope van Dyne. She operated under the codename **Wasp** in S.H.I.E.L.D. until she sacrificed herself to disarm a Soviet ICBM bound for the United States in 1987, saving millions of lives but also becoming lost to the Quantum Realm.

During her isolation, she encountered Kang the Conqueror, who presented himself as a lost traveler, in order to manipulate her into helping him restore his Time Chair. The two worked to bring the Multiversal Power Core back to full power, with Kang offering van Dyne the opportunity to go back in time so that she had never left Hope in the first place. However, van Dyne discovered Kang's true nature, and broke the core in order to trap him inside the Quantum Realm permanently, knowing she was sacrificing her only chance to escape. She would go on to join the Freedom Fighters, a resistance group with the goal of defeating Kang, where she met and started a relationship with Krylar.

After Scott Lang entered the Quantum Realm, van Dyne was able to send a message to him, causing him to notify her family. They then began working on a way to retrieve her from the Quantum Realm, something Pym had been desperately trying to do for some time, having been given hope that she was alive. Their ambitions succeeded, and she was freed from the Quantum Realm as an evolved human with superhuman powers, and she temporarily healed Ghost after reuniting with her family.

Van Dyne then worked with her family to send Lang into the Quantum Realm in order to retrieve quantum healing particles to help Ghost. However, when Thanos snapped his fingers to erase half of all life in the universe, van Dyne, alongside her family were among those who died, leaving Lang trapped in the Quantum Realm. Fortunately, she was resurrected in 2021 by Hulk, along with every other living thing who had been eliminated during the Snap, and later attended Tony Stark's funeral.

Following her return, van Dyne resumed her life with her family, only to end up back in the Quantum Realm when she was accidentally sucked through a portal created by Cassie Lang alongside the rest of her family. While being stranded, she guided her family through the Quantum Realm in order to avoid being detected by Kang. Arranging a meeting with Krylar, van Dyne discovered that her former friend had recently betrayed the Freedom Fighters and allied himself with the Conqueror. After van Dyne and her family were able to avoid being captured by stealing Krylar's aircraft, she would eventually end up captured by Kang. Although, her capture didn't last when she, along with her family and allies, were able to defeat Kang during the uprising in Axia and would return back home to Earth.

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Mighty Thor

*"First off, the name is Mighty Thor! And secondly, if you can't say Mighty Thor I'll accept Doctor Jane Foster! And thirdly, eat my hammer!"*
―Mighty Thor to Gorr the God Butcher[src]Doctor **Jane Foster** was one of the world's leading astrophysicists, the world's foremost astronomer, the creator of the Foster Theory, as well as one of the premiere experts on Asgard. She found Thor after he was banished from Asgard and fell to Earth while she and her team were in New Mexico studying astronomical anomalies. She helped him in his mission to return to Asgard, eventually falling in love with him along the way. They were separated due to the temporary destruction of the Rainbow Bridge. During Loki's assault on Earth, S.H.I.E.L.D. kept her out of harms way by transferring her to a remote observatory where Loki could not find her.

Foster found out of Thor's return through the footage of the Battle of New York; this left her disappointed and angry that Thor didn't attempt contacting her. During the Convergence, she became host to the Aether and helped Thor defeat Malekith during the Battle of Greenwich. Once free of the Aether, Foster returned to work and Thor had decided to remain on Earth with her. Due to her work studying of the Convergence, Foster was being considered for the Noble Prize in astrophysics. Following the Ultron Offensive, Foster's relationship with Thor turned sour, leading her to dump him.

In 2018, Foster was amongst the victims who died when Thanos wiped out half the life in the universe with the Infinity Stones. Three years later, the Avengers were successful in resurrecting the victims of the Snap, bringing back everyone who died, including Foster. However, Foster had stage IV cancer and sought chemotherapy by 2022. She visited New Asgard, where the broken pieces of Mjølnir reassembled themselves and presented itself to her, granting her superhuman abilities. Operating as the **Mighty Thor**, she befriended King Valkyrie and defended New Asgard from Gorr the God Butcher, reuniting with Thor in the process. However, continued use of Mjølnir greatly weakened her body, and as a result of her decision to join the final fight against Gorr, she succumbed to her cancer. Having died a warrior's death, her soul went to Valhalla, an Asgardian afterlife, where she was greeted by Heimdall.

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Livvie

*"I'm sorry, Alex. But you need to protect your family. And I need to protect mine."*
―Livvie to Alex Wilder[src]**Livvie** is the sister of Tamar who briefly had a romantic relationship with the Runaway Alex Wilder. Determined to prove that her brother-in-law Darius Davis was innocent of the Assassination of Destiny Gonzalez, she drew the attention of a corrupt branch of the LAPD and became a target for the dangerous AWOL. Eventually, Livvie was taken hostage by AWOL, who forced her to reveal the location of the Hostel, where she had shortly stayed. This proved to Livvie that her relationship with Wilder was too dangerous for her family and she chose to end it for their protection.

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Runaways: 2.08: Past Life*
Kilgrave

*"I'm the only one who matches you... who challenges you... who'll do anything for you."*
―Kilgrave to Jessica Jones[src]**Kevin Thompson** was a man who was experimented on by his parents since his childhood in order to treat a neurodegenerative disease, but the treatment ended up giving him the new ability to control people's minds at his will. Assuming the name **Kilgrave**, he began to use his powers for personal gain and developed a cruel nature, eventually coming across Jessica Jones whom he kept as his personal sex slave for several months.

Kilgrave became obsessed and fascinated with Jones, even falling in love with and hunting her down since she managed to overcome his thrall, using Hope Shlottman and Malcolm Ducasse to get closer to her and trying to manipulate her into staying with him. Jones explained that she had the idea to teach Kilgrave morality so he can use his powers for good, but Kilgrave's quest for a loving future with Jones soon fell apart when she went behind his back and tried to have him arrested. Now enraged at the betrayal, he focused his efforts on enhancing his powers with the help of his father and finally killing Jones. He was eventually cornered while trying to escape New York City and had his neck broken by Jones.

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Lord Hades

## Hades

*"As much as I dislike certain upstart demigods, it would not do for Olympus to fall. I would miss bickering with my siblings. And if there is one thing we agree on- it is that you were a TERRIBLE father."*
―Hades to his father Kronos in The Last Olympian
**Hades** is the king of the Underworld and the Greek God of the dead and riches. He is the eldest of the Big Three, the firstborn son of Kronos and Rhea, and the husband and uncle of Persephone. His Roman counterpart is **Pluto**.
Karen Page

*"We are all lonely. I sometimes think that is all life is, we're just... we're just fighting not to be alone."*
―Karen Page to Frank Castle[src]**Karen Page** is the former office manager for Nelson and Murdock and, along with Foggy Nelson, Matt Murdock and Ben Urich, was instrumental in the effort to bring Wilson Fisk to justice. While working for Nelson and Murdock, Page came into contact with Frank Castle, who she helped defend in court. When Nelson and Murdock fell apart, Page joined the New York Bulletin with the intention of writing Castle's true story; however, during her investigation, she was kidnapped by Ray Schoonover and saved by Castle. Later, the Hand also kidnapped Page and she was rescued by Daredevil before Murdock revealed to her that he was Daredevil.

As Nelson and Murdock was shut down, Page was employed into *New York Bulletin* by Mitchell Ellison. As the Hand returned to New York City, Page and Foggy Nelson were brought to the 29th Precinct Police Station for protection. However, to her horror, Page was informed that Matt Murdock did not survive the final confrontation with the Hand. Later, Page was contacted by Frank Castle who needed information about Micro and got involved into Lewis Wilson's terrorist campaign against Stan Ori.

Refusing to believe that Matt Murdock died, Page continued to investigate the incident, but to her horror, Wilson Fisk was released from Ryker's Island by the FBI. Page started to search for information that could return Fisk behind the bars. Eventually, she was reunited with Murdock who joined forces with her, but she was targeted by Benjamin Poindexter. With Ray Nadeem's help, Page, Murdock, and Foggy Nelson managed to take down Fisk and return him into jail, although Nadeem was killed. Nelson and Murdock decided to start a new law firm, together with Page.

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Magistrate

*"Death is not the end... it's simply a door."*
―Magistrate[src]The **Magistrate**, also known as **Jonah**, is a Gibborim who, along with his family, was exiled from his homeworld. He is also the biological father of Karolina Dean and the former lover of Leslie Dean. Since his spaceship crashed on Earth, Magistrate has possessed human bodies during centuries and influenced the creation of the Church of Gibborim. He assembled the members of PRIDE, granting them resources in order to make them fulfill his own agenda. As part of the deal he struck with PRIDE, Magistrate's host body was repeatedly revived by PRIDE's annual rituals. When he was restored for the fifteenth time, however, he discovered that PRIDE had to face many ordeals. In parallel, Magistrate also began collaborating with Frank Dean. He tightened his grip over the Church of Gibborim and kept pursuing his own agenda.

Magistrate met with Karolina to explain who she was, hoping to convince her to join him once his spaceship would be restored. During the Battle at the PRIDE Construction Site, the host Magistrate was possessing was killed by Nico Minoru, forcing Magistrate to possess another body: Victor Stein's. Under this new disguise, Magistrate subtly maneuvered to take the head of PRIDE and to influence the other PRIDE members into manufacturing weapons specifically designed against the Runaways, aided in this endeavor by his wife and his daughter, who respectively possessed Stacey Yorkes and Tina Minoru. Thanks to this, and despite Xavin trying to interfere, Magistrate was able to capture Karolina, along with Janet and Chase Stein, intending to use one of them as a new vessel in order to wait until a new spaceship was built.

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James Davis

*"I'm a secret agent... in space."*
―James Davis[src]Agent **James Davis** was a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, working for their organization since before the HYDRA Uprising, and had then returned into S.H.I.E.L.D. once Jeffrey Mace took over as their new Director and the agency was re-established, following their signings of the Sokovia Accords. Davis had then been assigned onto the reorganized STRIKE team led by Melinda May, as he assisted to fight against Lucy Bauer, as well as the Watchdogs. When S.H.I.E.L.D. became infiltrated from Life-Model Decoys, Davis helped Daisy Johnson and the other agents to escape. After helping rescue his kidnapped fellow agents, except for Mace who had died in the Framework, Davis was then attacked by Aida, who had developed a body, with multiple superpowers. Though presumed dead by his colleagues, Davis was rescued by Deathlok and had later reconnected with S.H.I.E.L.D..

After helping stop Glenn Talbot from destroying the Earth, Davis went with Johnson, Jemma Simmons, and Piper to find a time displaced Leo Fitz after the future Fitz was killed in the Battle of Chicago. After a year of searching, the team found Fitz, who was captured by Chronicoms. They made an agreement for Simmons to stay, while Davis, Piper and Johnson would return to Earth.

After returning home, Davis was shocked to find out about Sarge, a man with the same face as Phil Coulson and the Shrike, which were infecting Earth under the command of Izel. Davis piloted Zephyr One during a mission, but was forced by Sarge to change course for the Lazy Comet. There, he infiltrated the spaceship, where his body was possessed by Izel. Back at the Lighthouse, Izel jumped from body to body while fighting S.H.I.E.L.D., and ultimately forced Davis to fall from a high place, killing him.

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Iron Fist (TV series)

*"Because of who you are, there will always be forces gathering against you."*
―Lei Kung to Danny Rand[src]***Marvel's Iron Fist***, or simply ***Iron Fist***, is a television series based on the Marvel Comics superhero of the same name. It is the sixth television series in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The series was produced by Marvel Television and originally released on Netflix.

The first season was released on March 17, 2017. The second and final season was released on September 7, 2018.

## Season Synopses

### Season One

After his family meets a tragic fate while on expedition in China, a young Rand is adopted by the people of the mystical lost city of K'un-Lun, where he's taught a magical fighting style.

Returning to New York City after being missing for years, Daniel Rand fights against the criminal element corrupting New York City with his incredible kung-fu mastery and ability to summon the awesome power of the fiery Iron Fist.

### Season Two

*Iron Fist Season 2* features Danny Rand as he fights against the criminal element corrupting New York City with his kung-fu mastery and ability to summon the awesome power of the fiery Iron Fist.

*Season 2* furthers the transformation of Danny, a character with a fish out of water coming of age story making his way in a harsh new world, battling to work out who he is. This season, Danny has promised that with Matt Murdock gone, he will step up and protect his city. But a sinister plot twist threatens his very identity and he must conquer his villains to protect the town and people he holds close to his heart.

## Cast

### Starring Cast

* Finn Jones as Danny Rand/Iron Fist (Seasons 1-2)
* Jessica Henwick as Colleen Wing (Seasons 1-2)
* Tom Pelphrey as Ward Meachum (Seasons 1-2)
* Jessica Stroup as Joy Meachum (Seasons 1-2)
* Ramón Rodríguez as Bakuto (Season 1)
* Sacha Dhawan as Davos (Seasons 1-2)
* Simone Missick as Misty Knight (Season 2)
* Rosario Dawson as Claire Temple (Season 1)
* David Wenham as Harold Meachum (Season 1)
* Alice Eve as Mary Walker (Season 2)
Karolina Dean

*"I was afraid to embrace my powers, to be different. To be a freak. But, my true light, it comes from being both human and alien. I'm something new."*
―Karolina Dean to Nico Minoru[src]**Karolina Dean** is a Gibborim-Human hybrid and the daughter of Jonah and Leslie Dean. After removing her Gibborim bracelet for the first time, Karolina discovered her powers of light generation. Upon reuniting with her childhood friends, they discovered that their parents used PRIDE to cover up ceremonial sacrifices of the church. She teamed up with her friends and formed the Runaways. Having been framed for Destiny Gonzalez's murder, and with no other choice, they were forced to run.

Despite having fled from PRIDE, Karolina continued to secretly meet with Jonah in order to know more about who she was and the powers that she had, electing to keep it a secret from her friends, even Nico Minoru. During a visit at the PRIDE Construction Site, Karolina learned that there were Gibborim, who were related to her, who were trapped under the surface and was willing to let them escape. Karolina was devastated when Minoru seemingly killed Jonah as she still struggled to understand who she was and Jonah helped her on this path. Upon being informed that her mother Leslie was kept prisoner at the Crater, Karolina decided to rescue her, although the reveal of her powers in front of a group of Church of Gibborim parishioners turned her into the reluctant leader of the cult. Shortly after meeting Xavin, who claimed to be her betrothed so they could bring peace to the universe, Karolina was captured by the Magistrate and his family, who threatened to consume her.

Trapped in the Healing Algorithm where she was kept in an illusion of her wedding, Karolina was ultimately released by her teammates. Now ready to fully oppose the Gibborim family, including her own father, Karolina joined in the Runaways' efforts to stop them from leaving Earth. However, she and her teammates were eventually sent to the Dark Dimension because of a spell cast by Minoru. There, Karolina was confronted to a monstrous version of Minoru, and once they escaped, she voiced her fear that Minoru had engaged on a dark path. The situation was further deteriorated because of Minoru's wish to work with the mysterious Morgan le Fay to save Alex Wilder, which affected their relationship. Eventually though, Karolina and Minoru were able to reconcile and fought together against le Fay during the Battle at the Hostel in which Karolina's light opposed the enchantress' darkness.

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4. ↑ *Runaways: 2.04: Old School*
5. ↑ *Runaways: 2.09: Big Shot*
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 *Runaways: 2.12: Earth Angel*
7. ↑ *Runaways: 2.13: Split Up*
8. ↑ *Runaways: 3.01: Smoke and Mirrors*
9. ↑ *Runaways: 3.09: The Broken Circle*
James Lucas

*"Science? Magic? God? That power flows from within. From inside. What comes out when that pressure is heaviest? That's the real magic. That's what defines being a man. That's what defines being a hero."*
―James Lucas to Luke Cage[src]
Reverend **James Lucas** is a pastor from Savannah, Georgia, father of Carl Lucas and the illegitimate father of Willis Stryker.

1. ↑ *Luke Cage: 1.08: Blowin' Up the Spot*
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3. ↑ *Luke Cage: 2.06: The Basement*
4. ↑ *Luke Cage: 2.03: Wig Out*
5. ↑ *Luke Cage: 2.09: For Pete's Sake*
6. ↑ *Luke Cage: 2.10: The Main Ingredient*
Laurel Lance

*"After tonight, I realized anything can happen. Which is why I need you to make me a promise."
"Anything."
"Please... please don't let me be the last Canary. That way, a part of me will always be out there with you."*
―Laurel Lance's last words to Oliver Queen[src]
**Dinah Laurel Lance,** known simply as **Laurel Lance**, was a citizen of Star City and one of its most beloved public servants. Laurel was the oldest daughter of Quentin and Dinah Lance (after whom she was named), the older sister of Sara Lance, the ex-girlfriend/longtime friend of the late Oliver Queen, and longtime friend/wife of Tommy Merlyn. She was a lawyer who held the position of assistant district attorney and was previously a legal aid attorney at CNRI. However, after the death of her sister, Laurel was inspired to take up vigilantism and received training from Ted Grant and later by her close friend and Sara's former lover, Nyssa al Ghul. She eventually joined Team Arrow and became known as the **Black Canary**, the second Canary of her beloved city, as the name was given to her by her father.

Laurel was fatally stabbed by Damien Darhk during his prison escape and passed away surrounded by the team just moments before her father arrived. Following her death, her actions as Black Canary were made public by Oliver in order to preserve her reputation as a hero to Star City; her identity as Black Canary is left on her own tombstone.

Two years after Laurel's death, Earth-2 Laurel Lance revealed herself to the public, pretending to be her late Earth-1 counterpart, in order to protect herself from Ricardo Diaz.

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Maveth

*"This whole godforsaken planet is evil."*
―Will Daniels[src]**Maveth** (Hebrew for *Death*, spelled מָוֶת) is a planet light years from Earth. Thousands of years ago, it was home to an advanced, utopian civilization that was destroyed by the exiled Inhuman Hive. In the 21st Century, the planet was the home of Will Daniels from 2001 to 2015 and temporarily housed Jemma Simmons for approximately six months.

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Mantis

*"If I touch someone, I can feel their feelings."*
―Mantis[src]**Mantis** is an empath with the ability to sense other people's feelings and alter them. She was raised by Ego and later recruited as a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy. Since she was a child, Mantis helped ease Ego's neurotic behavior with her powers until the Guardians came to his planet. After bonding with Drax the Destroyer, she came to care for the Guardians and then allied with them to help prevent Ego from conquering the Galaxy. With her own servitude to Ego ended, she became a full-fledged member of the Guardians and accompanied them on further adventures.

When the Guardians were called to action to stop Thanos from collecting the Infinity Stones to wipe out half the universe, Mantis accompanied some of the Guardians to Knowhere where they failed to stop the warlord from gaining the Aether resulting in Gamora being captured. After, they traveled to Titan where they teamed up with Doctor Strange, Iron Man, and Spider-Man to fight Thanos head-on. The fight once again ended in failure, and Mantis and her fellow Guardians, except for Nebula and Rocket Raccoon, were killed when Thanos obtained the Infinity Stones and snapped his fingers.

Fortunately, three years after the Snap, the remaining Avengers successfully gathered the Infinity Stones from different points in the past, and Bruce Banner resurrected the victims of the Snap, bringing Mantis back to life. She then participated and survived the Battle of Earth, attended Tony Stark's funeral after he sacrificed himself. Mantis then resumed being a part of the Guardians, with all of them reunited again, now joined by Thor.

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5. ↑ James Gunn confirms Mantis for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
Jotunn

The **Jötnar** (ON "Devourers" or "Eaters"; pronounced "YOT-nar"; singular **Jötunn**, pronounced "YO-tun") are a tribe of primordial beings that inhabit the lands of Niflheim, Muspellheim and Jotunheim. The most well-known Jötnar are the **Frost,** **Fire, Storm, Earth, and Mountain Jötnar**, however, several other types also exists. They derive from the same family as the Aesir and Vanir, but personify wild, chaotic, primordial forces and often interact with the other gods (both the Aesir and the Vanir tribes), usually in hostile ways, but there have been instances of intermarriage between these tribes.

### Known Jotunn:

* Ymir - Primordial Jotunn and Father of the Jötnar.
* Surt - Primordial Fire Jotunn who is the Lord of Muspellheim. Sometimes categorized as the oldest conscious entity, being responsible for Ymir's birth.
* Utgard-Loki - King of the Mountain Jötnar.
* Geirrod - Father of Gjalp and Greip.
* Gjalp - Daughter of Geirrod.
* Greip - Daughter of Geirrod.
* Mimir - Ally to the Aesir, sometimes categorized as one of the oldest Jötnar.
* Gerd - Wife of Frey.
* Loki - Trickster and the Father of Evil. Blood-brother to Odin, and a former member of the Aesir.
* Fenris Wolf - Son of Loki whose unshackling is the harbinger of Ragnarök.
* Jormungand - Son of Loki, the World Serpent that encircles Midgard's oceans.
* Hel - Daughter of Loki, ruler of Helheim.
* Angrboda - Loki's mistress and mother of the Fenris Wolf. Jormungand and Hel.
* Laufey - Mother of Loki.
* Farbautí - The Cruel Striker, Father of Loki.
* Bestla - Mother of Odin.
* Jord - Mother of Thor.
* Gunlod - Mother of Bragi.
* Thjazi - Father of Skadi and kidnapper of Idunn.
* Skadi - Thjazi's daughter and ex-wife of Njord.
* Aegir - Lord of the Seas, husband of Ran.
* Eggther- guard of the egg of Fialar.
* Harald - A frost giant fisherman.
Madame Gao

*"It is the clever man who plays the fool. And a foolish woman... who does not recognize it."*
―Madame Gao to Wilson Fisk[src]**Madame Gao** (Chinese: **高夫人**) is one of the five leading founders of the Hand. Over the many years of her life, Gao focused on running their heroin trade within New York City and using Rand Enterprises' infrastructure as means to it, aligning with Wilson Fisk in order to further her goals. Gao's goals were disrupted by vigilantes such as Daredevil while she was attempting to control Fisk's emotional state. Having destroyed all of her rivals, which had included the Blacksmith, Gao's status within Rand was put in danger as Danny Rand returned as the Iron Fist, putting Gao into conflict with him and Bakuto, a fellow leader of the Hand. However, while Gao continued aiding Alexandra Reid to finish the Hand's goal, to return to K'un-Lun and become immortal. However, just as they came close to victory, Elektra murdered Reid and took over the Hand, while the Defenders also stood against them, which then resulted in the Defenders defeating Gao and her allies inside their caves underneath New York.

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Kidnapping of Tony Stark

## Casualties

*"Without Tony Stark's fateful capture in Afghanistan, the Age of Iron Man would never come to pass."*
―The Watcher[src]The **Kidnapping of Tony Stark** was the abduction of Tony Stark carried out by the Ten Rings through orders given by Obadiah Stane, who's intention was to kill Stark after the latter tested the Jericho missile in Afghanistan. The Ten Rings forced Stark and Ho Yinsen to build a new missile for them, only for the two to build an armored suit instead, which allowed Stark to escape. This event was the catalyst that prompted Stark to abruptly cease the operations in the weapons division of Stark Industries.

1. ↑ *The Art of the Avengers* timeline
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M'Baku

*"Witness the might of the Jabari first-hand!"*
―M'Baku to the Border Tribe[src]Lord **M'Baku** is the leader of the Jabari Tribe, a group of Wakandans who have removed themselves from mainstream society. A staunch opponent of T'Challa's rule, M'Baku ends up torn between challenging him for the throne only to help him defend Wakanda from Erik Killmonger. Seeing the threat that Killmonger posed to the world, M'Baku chose to save T'Challa's life and gathered his armies to help defeat Killmonger in their final battle, with M'Baku gaining a seat on the Tribal Council as a result of his choice.

Two years later, M'Baku aided the other tribes in defending Wakanda from Thanos' army of Outriders. While succeeding in killing all of Thanos' forces, they failed to stop him from gathering all six Infinity Stones and M'Baku was one of the survivors of the Snap. After the Snap's victims were resurrected in 2021, M'Baku was enlisted by the Masters of the Mystic Arts to aid the Avengers and participate in the Battle of Earth.

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Jason Carver

**Jason Carver** was a recurring antagonist-turned-protagonist in the fourth season of *Stranger Things*.

Jason was a student at Hawkins High School. During his high school years, he began a relationship with Chrissy Cunningham and became captain of the Hawkins High Basketball Team. However, Jason's world began to unravel when Vecna threatened Hawkins, during which Cunningham, Fred Benson, and Patrick McKinney, were killed. Carver blamed the murders on Eddie Munson, leader of the Hellfire Club, viewing him and the other members with suspicion after hearing stories about *D&D* being connected to Satanic cults and rituals. Ultimately, his quest for vengeance led him to the Creel House, where he encountered former teammate Lucas Sinclair, as well as Erica Sinclair, Max Mayfield, and Emmett Baxter. When Mayfield was possessed by Vecna, Emmett forced Carver to join him in his attempt to save her. Carver witnessed Vecna fight Eleven, Mayfield, and Baxter, and witnessed Baxter sacrifice his life to save Mayfield, prompting a change of heart in Carver.
Karun Patel

*"Life affords no greater duty than to protect one's family."*
―Karun Patel to Kingo[src]**Karun Patel** (Hindi: **करुण पटेल**) is the personal valet and assistant of the Bollywood filmmaker and Eternal, Kingo, and also served as the cameraman for Kingo's personal vlogs. In 2021, Karun accompanied Kingo as the Eternals reunited to stop the Emergence, bringing along several cameras to document the experience. Following the betrayal of the Eternal, Ikaris, Karun returned to India with Kingo.

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Japan

*"Roosevelt won't go just after Japan; we'll be at war with Hitler and Mussolini soon enough."*
―Steve Rogers to Bucky Barnes[src]
**Japan**, officially the **State of Japan**, is an island country located in East Asia. In the aftermath of World War II, Japan became a leading nation in scientific research, technology, machinery and biomedical research.
Laufey

*"Why have you come here? To make peace? You long for battle. You crave it. You're nothing but a boy trying to prove himself a man."*
―Laufey to Thor[src]**Laufey** was the king of the Frost Giants of Jotunheim, and the biological father of Loki. While attempting to start a second war between Jotunheim and Asgard, Laufey was approached by Loki who offered him a way of murdering the Asgardian King Odin, only for Loki to betray and kill Laufey before attempting to wipe out all of the Frost Giants.

1. ↑ *The Art of the Avengers* timeline
2. ↑ *The Avengers Prelude: Fury's Big Week*
3. ↑ Tony Stark's file from a deleted scene from *The Avengers*
Janet Stein

*"I want you to know that I'm willing to pay any price. Even if that means turning myself into the police."*
―Janet Stein to Chase Stein[src]**Janet Stein** was an expert on gravitational-wave astronomy, and a member of PRIDE. She was the wife of Victor Stein and the mother of Chase Stein. Due to the abuse she suffered from her husband, Stein started a relationship with fellow PRIDE member Robert Minoru, but kept this relationship a secret to preserve her family. Stein eventually discovered Victor's own secret that he was dying from a brain cancer. Therefore, she decided to end her affair with Minoru to try and help her husband. However, due to Victor falling back into his violent demeanor, Stein was forced to shoot him to protect their son Chase. This caused Stein to be almost forced to sacrifice herself by Jonah to revive Victor. Stein later joined the PRIDE plot meant to kill Jonah as they had figured out that Jonah had fooled them.

Stein was determined to make amends for her mistakes, insisting that the well-being of PRIDE's children was paramount. She also discovered that Victor was being kept in a Healing Algorithm and convinced Jonah to let her interact with her husband within the simulation. Stein briefly interacted with the Runaways when called by Gert Yorkes to sign her out of the hospital, and informed them that Jonah was planning a new sacrifice. With Victor's help, Stein was able to decrypt the Abstract given to her by Geoffrey Wilder, and Stein used this knowledge to design an Anti-Gravity Device which proved to be crucial in stopping Jonah's spaceship during the Battle at the PRIDE Construction Site. Afterwards, worried about the weapons PRIDE was developing against the Runaways, Stein convinced Victor that they should persuade Chase to come home peacefully, which eventually worked out. However, Stein's wishes to have a reunited family were endangered as she was later captured by Jonah, who had survived his previous confrontation against PRIDE and the Runaways and possessed the body of her husband.

Stein was uploaded into the Healing Algorithm by Jonah along with her son and Karolina Dean so it could be decided by his family which to sacrifice to regenerate their human hosts. Stein, once she found out that the life she was living in the Algorithm was a fake, eventually came into contact with Chase and Karolina, who had also figured out that it was not real. However, Stein herself was forced to stay inside the simulation if it meant that Chase and Karolina got to leave and escape Jonah. After a tearful goodbye with her son, Stein’s physical body died due to being disconnected from the system, but her mind survived and became one with the Algorithm. Now able to infiltrate into various computer systems, Stein notably alerted Nico that several of her teammates needed to be rescued, and was instrumental in weakening Morgan le Fay during the Battle at the Hostel by disrupting the phone network service the Corvus phones relied on.

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K'un-Lun

*"K'un-Lun. Where is that?"
"It exists in another dimension."
"Another dimension?"
"Yeah. It only appears on this earthly plane every fifteen years, give or take, depending on the celestial tilt."*
―Paul Edmonds and Danny Rand[src]**K'un-Lun (昆仑)** is a mystical lost city located in a different dimension, and one of the Seven Capital Cities of Heaven. The gate to K'un-Lun can be accessed from China once every 15 years. The Iron Fist serves as guardian of the gate, protector of K'un-Lun, and destroyer of the Hand, an organization formed by heretics banished from K'un-Lun in the distant past. After he lost his family in a plane crash, Danny Rand was raised by the inhabitants of the city.

The Hand's determination to capture the Iron Fist suggests he may be able to reopen the dimensional portal to K'un-Lun.

1. ↑ *The Defenders: 1.05: Take Shelter*
Incoronation of Erik Killmonger

## Casualties

*"I'm exercising my blood right to challenge for the mantle of king and Black Panther."*
―Erik Killmonger[src]The **Incoronation of Erik Killmonger**, also called the **Battle for the Throne**, was a duel called upon by Erik Killmonger in an attempt to challenge T'Challa for the title of King of Wakanda.

1. ↑ *Black Panther*