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Heimdall

*"I will honor my sworn oath to protect this realm as its gatekeeper."*
―Heimdall[src]**Heimdall** was an all-seeing and all-hearing Asgardian who was the former Gatekeeper of Asgard and the guardian of its Bifrost. Despite vowing to obey the orders of Odin, Heimdall was prepared to commit treason if it meant protecting the Realms, as he allowed the Warriors Three to retrieve Thor from Midgard to defeat Loki and stop his plans to reignite the Asgard-Jotunheim War. Heimdall would later help in repairing the damaged Rainbow Bridge with the Tesseract so Asgard could restore order to the Nine Realms.

In 2013, Heimdall observed the Convergence's effects when Asgard fell victim to an attack by Malekith and the Dark Elves. The Dark Elves hindered Heimdall's omnisicent abilities, rendering him unable to protect his home. Burdened with failure, he agreed to help Thor on a secret mission against Odin's orders to free Loki from the Asgardian dungeons so they could hunt down Malekith. Despite Thor's victory, the events led to Loki impersonating Odin and usurping the throne. Under Loki's regime, Heimdall was charged with treason and negligence of duty, prompting him to flee before he could be placed on trial. Living on his own, Heimdall formed a sanctuary and had a son whom he named Astrid.

When Hela took control over Asgard in 2017, Heimdall sheltered fleeing Asgardian citizens from her and, with the help of Thor and Loki, helped evacuate them from Asgard before Ragnarök. En route to Earth seeking new refuge, their ship was attacked by Thanos and the Black Order, who overthrew the ship and slaughtered half the Asgardian refugees. Heimdall summoned the Bifrost to send Hulk to the New York Sanctum on Earth to forewarn the Masters of the Mystic Arts of Thanos' mission. As a result of his actions, he was murdered by Thanos, after which his soul entered Valhalla, the Asgardian afterlife. He later greeted Mighty Thor when she died and her soul arrived in Valhalla, thanking her for saving his son and informing her that the Asgardians had deemed her worthy to join Valhalla.

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Gilgamesh

*"Maybe you're trying too hard. Sometimes, you just have to listen."*
―Gilgamesh to Sersi[src]**Gilgamesh** was the strongest and kindest member of the community of genetically-engineered Eternals who came to Earth. He was exiled alongside his de-facto partner, Thena due to her suffering Mahd Wy'ry. As a fierce warrior, he was known to be legendary for his fights with the Deviants throughout history.

In 2021, Gilgamesh was living with Thena in Australia when his former teammates recruited them to stop the Emergence and save Earth. Gilgamesh accompanied his teammates to locate Druig, though when the compound came under attack from the Deviants he stayed behind to defend against the attacking monsters in order to protect Thena. Gilgamesh was then overwhelmed and killed by the Deviant Kro.

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2. ↑ *Eternals: The 500 Year War*
Flint

*"I won't let any more innocent lives be lost. Not for me."*
―Flint[src]**Flint** is an Inhuman who was born within the Lighthouse in an alternate timeline. Due to the influence of the Kree, Flint was forced to grow up fast in a tough environment, relying on the friendship of Tess to keep him alive. Upon undergoing his own Terrigenesis, Flint was saved from being sold by Kasius as a slave by S.H.I.E.L.D. and was convinced to rise up against the Kree. Using his newfound power of geokinesis, Flint led the humans against the Kree and allowed S.H.I.E.L.D. to return to their own time by rebuilding the Time Di'Alla before focusing his efforts on rebuilding the destroyed Earth.

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Destruction of Asgard

## Casualties

*"Ragnarök. Are you familiar?"
"Yes. The destruction of Asgard and most of its people."*
―Loki and Mobius M. Mobius[src]The **Destruction of Asgard** was the result of the Fire Demon Surtur being released by Loki in order to enact the doomsday prophecy known as Ragnarök, as it was the only way to kill Hela before she could lay waste across the Nine Realms and beyond. The destruction of the planet, along with a death toll of 9,719 Asgardians, caused the event to be deemed by the Time Variance Authority as a Class Seven apocalypse.

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2. ↑ *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 5.11: All the Comforts of Home*
3. ↑ *Loki: 1.02: The Variant*
Darkforce

*"It's a form of cosmic radiation, pure negative energy. Unstable but powerful."*
―Leo Fitz[src]The **Darkforce**, formerly known as **Zero Matter** or **Dark Matter**, is an unstable powerful element made of pure negative energy from another dimension. This energy is linked with the equally unstable Lightforce.

1. ↑ 'Agent Carter' Bosses Discuss How 'Doctor Strange' Tie-In Impacts Peggy's Love Life
Frigga

*"He kept the truth from you, so that you would never feel different. You are our son, Loki. And we your family."*
―Frigga to Loki[src]**Frigga** was the Queen of Asgard and wife of Odin, mother of Thor, and adoptive mother of Loki. She attempted to keep the peace between the family even when Loki discovered he was the true son of Laufey and became vengeful towards her and her husband.

When Thor brought Jane Foster to Asgard to protect her from the powers of the Aether, Frigga took care of her and defended her against the attacking Dark Elves, even sacrificing her life at the hands of Malekith to ensure her safety. Frigga's death allowed Loki, whom she had always cared for, to reconsider his life choices and join with his brother to avenge her death, although her death was not enough to change Loki's desire to rule.

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Enid Sinclair

*"I'm not going. Not this summer. Not ever. If I'm meant to wolf out, then I'm going to do it on my own timeline and not yours. I hope that one day, you'll finally accept me for who I am."*
―Enid Sinclair
**Enid Sinclair** is a werewolf student of Nevermore Academy, who is the roommate and best friend of Wednesday Addams. She is Wednesday's sunny and colorful Californian roommate at Nevermore Academy. Enid hails from a pack of San Francisco werewolves.

1. ↑ Enid mentions in an episode that she grew up with older brothers.
2. ↑ Enid's mother mentions in an episode that Enid has a cousin named Lucille.
3. ↑ Enid mentions in an episode that she grew up with older brothers.
4. ↑ Enid's mother mentions in an episode that Enid has a cousin named Lucille.
Helicarrier

*"Gentlemen, you might want to step inside in a minute. It's going to get a little hard to breathe."
"Is this a submarine?"
"Really? They want me in a submerged pressurized metal container?"*
―Natasha Romanoff, Steve Rogers and Bruce Banner[src]**Helicarriers** are advanced flying command centers that double as aircraft carriers. Specifically, Helicarriers were designed to be capable of sustained, independently-powered flight, via four, massive turbine engines that provide the lift needed to keep them in the air, though they were able to retain seaborne capabilities. Their technology was created, in part, with designs by Howard Stark.

After the Attack on the Helicarrier, Tony Stark upgraded the Helicarriers so that they relied on repulsor technology rather than turbines, allowing them to stay in the air indefinitely.

S.H.I.E.L.D. relied on Helicarriers as highly strategic mobile bases from which they could perform a number of effective reconnaissance, stealth deployment, or direct strike operations.

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Avengers*
2. ↑ *Marvel Studios Visual Dictionary*
Eternals

*"We're Eternals, from a planet called Olympia. We came here several thousand years ago on the* Domo*, our starship, to protect humans from the Deviants."*
―Sersi to Dane Whitman[src]The **Eternals** are a race of near-immortal synthetic beings created by the Celestials. They were sent to multiple planets to protect and help evolve sentient lifeforms to power a Celestial seed inside the planet, which would absorb the energy made from the sentient lifeforms. Ten of these Eternals arrived on Earth during the Stone Age to protect humanity from the Deviants.

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3. ↑ Dan on Twitter - April 28, 2022
Eleanor Bishop

*"Sometimes, the paths we're on, they wind around in ways we never would have expected. All you can do is keep moving forward."*
―Eleanor Bishop to Kate Bishop[src]**Eleanor Bishop** is the former CEO of Bishop Security and the mother of Kate Bishop. Following the death of her husband, Derek, a tough financial situation had forced Bishop to become an associate of Wilson Fisk, cooperating to his operations in New York City, what she had to keep a secret from her daughter. When Kate started investigating the Tracksuit Mafia together with Clint Barton and Emmett Baxter, Bishop hired Yelena Belova and put a bounty on Baxter and Barton's heads. Eventually, Bishop realized that her daughter might be endangered, so she made a decision to quit working for Fisk. Bishop's decision had made her the target of the Tracksuit Mafia and Fisk himself, but she was saved by Kate, before she was arrested for the crimes she committed.

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Erik Killmonger's Campaign

## Casualties

*"It's time they know the truth about us! We're warriors! The world's gonna start over, and this time, we're on top! The sun will never set on the Wakandan empire."*
―Erik Killmonger to the Tribal Council[src]Erik

**Erik Killmonger's Campaign** was a sociopolitical movement initiated by Erik Killmonger during his short-lived reign as the King of Wakanda. Inspired by the ideologies of his late father N'Jobu, Killmonger sought to incite a global revolution by arming ethnic minorities, specificially African-Americans, with vibranium weapons so they could have the proper resources to overthrow their oppressors, including world governments, to establish Wakanda as the reigning world superpower.

Killmonger secured entrance into Wakanda by presenting the corpse of the deceased Ulysses Klaue, who had previously attacked Wakanda, to the Tribal Council. He seemingly killed T'Challa in ritual combat, and was coronated as the new King. He established an absolute monarchy, and purged elements of ancient Wakandan tradition by burning down the gardens of the Heart-Shaped Herb. T'Challa secretly survived and challenged Killmonger's plans just as he prepared to launch them, inciting a battle amongst Wakanda's military forces. After Killmonger's death during the Duel in the Great Mound, those who sided with him had surrendered, ending the campaign.

In the aftermath, leadership was returned to T'Challa. Inspired by Killmonger's initiative to share resources with the world, T'Challa led Wakanda out of isolation, establishing diplomatic relations with the rest of the world and vowing to share their resources.

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Hephaestus

Erichthonius of Athens, Olenus, Jake Mason, Charles Beckendorf, Leo Valdez, Harley, Christopher, Archimedes and Cacus (sons)
 Eukleia, Eutheme, Euthenia, and Philophrosyne, Nyssa Barrera (daughters)
 Hephaestus' Cabin (children)
 Demeter and Hestia (aunts)
Hades and Poseidon (uncles)
Apollo, Hermes, Dionysus (cousins, stepbrothers)
Athena and Artemis (cousins, stepsisters)
Kronos (grandfather)
 Rhea (grandmother)
 Orytheia and Pandion I (grandchildren)
 Khione (great-granddaughter)
 Erechteus (great-grandson)
 Eumolpidae and Kerykes (descendants)

### Actor

Conrad Coates (films)
Timothy Omundson (TV series)

### Appearances

*The Lightning Thief* (mentioned) (film)
 *The Titan's Curse*
 *The Battle of the Labyrinth*
 *The Last Olympian*
 *Percy Jackson and the Singer of Apollo* (mentioned)
 *The Lost Hero*
 *The Mark of Athena* (mentioned)
 *The Blood of Olympus*
*Percy Jackson's Greek Gods*
 *Percy Jackson's Greek Heroes*
 *The Hidden Oracle* (mentioned)
*The Burning Maze* (mentioned)
*Sal & Gabi Fix the Universe* (mentioned)
 *The Tower of Nero*
 *Disney+*

*"It isn’t easy being a brilliant inventor, always alone. Always misunderstood. Easy to turn bitter, make horrible mistakes. People are more difficult to work with than machines. And when you break a person, he can’t be fixed."*
―Hephaestus talking about Daedalus[src]
**Hephaestus** is the god of forges, fire, technology, craftsmen, sculptors, volcanoes, and blacksmiths. He is a son of Hera. His Roman counterpart is **Vulcan**.
Hazel Levesque

*"I'm not choosing one of your paths. I'm making my own."*
―Hazel to Hecate[[*The House of Hades*.|[src]]]
**Hazel Levesque** is one of the seven heroes of the Prophecy of Seven. She is a fifteen-year-old Roman demigod, the daughter of Pluto and Marie Levesque, and the half-sister of Nico di Angelo and the late Bianca di Angelo. She is the current Praetor of Camp Jupiter and the former Centurion of the Fifth Cohort. She is currently in a relationship with her co-praetor Frank Zhang.
First Giant War

## Casualties

The **First Giant War** was a divine war fought by the Olympians and the giants following the defeat of the Titans during the First Titan War.

## The War

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The cause of the First Giant War was the gods' defeat of the Titans. In anger, Gaea took Tartarus, the protogenos of the abyss, as a husband and bore the race of giants, each giant being the rival of a different Olympian god or goddess. Like the Olympians, the giants were led by the youngest of their number, Porphyrion, who was the antithesis of Zeus. The eldest, Alcyoneus, was born to oppose Hades, the eldest Olympian. The Olympians called upon the aid of Heracles after a prophecy warned them that they would need the aid of a mortal woman's son. Athena, instructed by Zeus, sought out Heracles and requested his participation in the battle.

The Olympians fought the giants with the Fates' assistance before the aforementioned prophecy was made. This means that the giants would have overcome them if Heracles hadn't fought.

Thus, in the First Giant War, the Fates, Heracles, Dionysus (who was a demigod then), and Hecate, along with the Olympians, defeated the giants.

## List of Giants

Some of the giants identified with individual names:

* Alcyoneus: Eldest of the giants, killed by Heracles.
* Porphyrion: King of the giants, wounded by Zeus and killed by Heracles.
* Clytius: Immolated by Hecate with flaming torches.
* Damasen: peaceful giant, bane of Ares. Banished to Tartarus by his brethren
* Enceladus: killed by Athena under a mountain.
* Ephialtes and Otis: Tricked by Artemis into killing each other, presumably with the aid of Dionysus
* Hippolytos: killed by Hermes, while wearing the invisibility cap.
* Mimas: killed by Hephaestus with a volley of molten iron.
* Polybotes: crushed by Poseidon beneath the island of Nisyros.
* Thoon: killed by the Fates with clubs of bronze.
Darkhold

*"The Darkhold."
"You're familiar with the Darkhold?"
"I know it's the Book of the Damned, and that it corrupts everything and everyone that it touches."*
―Stephen Strange and Wanda Maximoff[src]The **Darkhold**, also known as the **Book of Sins**, the **Book of Spells**, or the **Book of the Damned**, was a book of spells containing transcribed dark magic based on ancient engravings carved by Chthon.

For years many people tried to find the Darkhold, including Johann Schmidt, Daniel Whitehall, and Nick Fury. It was finally found by Joseph and Lucy Bauer, although the Darkhold corrupted them along with Eli Morrow, who tried to kill his co-workers to take the book for himself. In 2017, after Morrow's demise, the book was used by Aida and Holden Radcliffe to upgrade the Framework virtual reality, which was used to trap several S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. Aida used the Darkhold to create herself a human body using Dark Matter, pitting her against Ghost Rider, who helped S.H.I.E.L.D. defeat her before taking the book back to the Dark Dimension.

The Darkhold was retrieved by Morgan le Fay in an attempt to merge the Dark Dimension with Earth. However, she was stopped by the Runaways and PRIDE, who used the book to imprison her in the Dark Dimension.

The Book of the Damned was obtained by Agatha Harkness, who brought it with her to Westview in order to amplify her powers so she could manipulate the Westview Anomaly without being noticed. It was later taken by Wanda Maximoff, who began studying it.

Eventually, the Darkhold's influence took over Maximoff, corrupting her mind and making her believe the only way to see her children again was to find them in the Multiverse. This led her into a conflict with the Masters of the Mystic Arts, led by Sorcerer Supreme Wong and Doctor Strange. Initially, the Darkhold was destroyed by Sara Wolfe, who sacrificed her life to do so, leading the Scarlet Witch to force Wong to leading her to Mount Wundagore, the site where the Darkhold was transcribed. After unleashing her ferocious rampage, Maximoff finally broke out of the book's influence. She then used her powers to destroy the Darkhold and every copy of it within the Multiverse to stop it from tempting anyone else.

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Hercules

*"You understand nothing. My first family: dead. My life wasted on ridiculous quests. My second wife dead, after being tricked into poisoning me and leaving me to a painful demise. And my compensation? I got to become a minor god. Immortal, so I can never forget my pain. Stuck here as a gatekeeper, a doorman, a… a butler for the Olympians. No, you don’t understand."*
―Hercules to Jason Grace[src]
**Hercules** is regarded as one of the greatest Ancient Greek heroes of all time. He was born as the Greek demigod son of Zeus and the mortal Alcmene. Hercules married Hebe, the goddess of youth, after attaining godhood. His original Greek counterpart is **Heracles** (meaning "Glory of Hera").
Dormammu

*"He is the Cosmic Conqueror, the Destroyer of Worlds. A being of infinite power and endless hunger, on a quest to invade every universe and bring all worlds into his Dark Dimension. And he hungers for Earth most of all."*
―Wong[src]**Dormammu** is an inter-dimensional entity who rules over the Dark Dimension and the uncle of Clea. Dormammu lent his power to Kaecilius and his Zealots, who desired immortality, in exchange for them merging the Dark Dimension with Earth. Before Dormammu could complete his plans, he was confronted by Doctor Strange, who used the Time Stone within the Eye of Agamotto to trap Dormammu in an endless time loop. Frustrated, Dormammu agreed to leave Earth alone and take the Zealots with him in exchange for being freed from the loop.

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Gregory Sallinger

*"All I am is a man with my feet on the ground and a brain in my head. And yet, I can bring pain to power just by getting close. I have the only superpower that is not a fraud, because it was evolved through sheer human pain. And that is extraordinary. Because it's real."*
―Gregory Sallinger to Erik Gelden[src]**Gregory P. Sallinger** was a highly intelligent serial killer who became entangled with Jessica Jones and Erik Gelden, whom both discovered what Sallinger had been doing by blackmailing his crimes for money. Sallinger declared war on Jones, toying with her and even after kidnapping Gelden, he is not arrested for it due to the lack of evidence. Although he hired Jeri Hogarth as her lawyer to defend him from Jones, Sallinger learned from Jones that she found evidence that could put him in prison forever. In retaliation and anger, Sallinger killed Dorothy Walker, causing him to get mutilated by Trish Walker, the masked vigilante. Hospitalized, Sallinger coerced Jones into destroying the evidence, but ultimately fell for Jones' trick of catching him committing crime on camera. However, despite being in police custody, Sallinger was killed by the vengeful Trish Walker while being transferred to the New York State Supreme Court Building.

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Hellfire

*"You really hate yourself that much?"
"I don't hate myself. I hate all of us."*
―Quake and Hellfire[src]**James Taylor "JT" James** is an Inhuman who was taken to Afterlife under the leadership of Jiaying but was expelled from their community before undergoing his Terrigenesis for trying to steal from their archives. After he finally gained his Inhuman powers, from the intervention of Hive and Daisy Johnson, James started calling himself **Hellfire**. Following his liberation from Hive's influence, James started hating what he became and made his deal with the terrorist group the Watchdogs to help them exterminate all the Inhumans. When Quake and Jemma Simmons had visited James to warn him about the attacks on registered Inhumans, Hellfire betrayed them, as he gave them up to the Watchdogs. During that event, he was then attacked and then defeated by Ghost Rider and taken back into custody by S.H.I.E.L.D..

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Hive

**Alveus**, also known as **Hive**, was a parasitic Inhuman capable of infesting and possessing the corpses of dead humans and controlling other Inhumans through a hive mind. Because of his great power, Hive was eventually banished to his barren planet, leaving him trapped for centuries. Hive's followers had then founded a secret society with the sole purpose of finally bringing Hive back onto the Earth in order to conquer it. Over these centuries, that society evolved into HYDRA. Eventually, Hive possessed Grant Ward's dead body when he was killed by Phil Coulson with his prosthetic hand on Maveth, and was able to return to Earth once more. Working alongside Gideon Malick, Hive eventually recovered his true strength as he was granted a small army of the Inhumans by Malick, as Hive had soon taken the controlling power over HYDRA from Malick.

Seeking to transform the Earth's population into Inhumans so they could live in peace, Hive and his small army attempted to use Kree blood to recreate their original experiments which he had endured thousands of years earlier, as they proceeded to kidnap Holden Radcliffe in order to use his genius to finish his plans. But Hive's plans were then challenged by the continued efforts of S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Secret Warriors, who remained determined to defeat him. Hive attempted to complete his plan by detonating a warhead filled with Terrigen Mist into the Earth's atmosphere, which would transform all of the Humans into Primitives that became loyal to him. However, he was defeated when Lincoln Campbell trapped himself and Hive inside of a Quinjet with the bomb, where Ultimate Vision safely teleported them both away, and sent them to the Framework.
HYDRA Preparatory Academy

*"Okay. The mechs went into a system reset and sent a distress signal out. We traced it to a location in the Appalachian Mountains, and after some satellite imaging, we can confirm that this is Hale's base."
"It's a decommissioned military bunker, which means it's highly secure and way off the grid."*
―Quake and Melinda May[src]The **HYDRA Preparatory Academy** was a boarding school built in a decommissioned United States Army bunker located in the Appalachian Mountains where members of HYDRA sent their children to be indoctrinated in the ways and ideology of the organization, and to prepare for their future roles serving HYDRA's plans.

Following the Destruction of HYDRA and the fall of its hierarchy, Hale used it as her personal base, seizing command while protecting her daughter Ruby Hale, who was one of the students at the time.
Hathor

**Hathor** is the Egyptian goddess of love, beauty, music, and joy. She is the alternate form of **Sekhmet**, the goddess of war. At some point, she had a romantic relationship with Khonshu, although it eventually ended.

In 2023, she and the other members of the Ennead banished Khonshu after not believing his claims against Arthur Harrow.
Darius Davis

*"Sometimes you gotta sacrifice a five for a ten."*
―Darius Davis to Alex Wilder[src]**Darius Davis** was the leader of the Crips. Once he was released from the Los Angeles Penitentiary, Davis confronted his former friend Geoffrey Wilder, considering that the latter owed him. Davis went as far as to kidnap Wilder's son Alex Wilder. This brought him to witness the confrontation between PRIDE and the Runaways and to strike an uneasy alliance with the teenagers.

Davis and Alex remained in contact during the latter's elopement, but Davis eventually agreed to return Alex to Geoffrey in exchange for the management of the PRIDE Construction Site. However, before he could enjoy his new life, Darius was assassinated by Catherine Wilder at the Gordon Hotel so that he could be framed for the murder of Destiny Gonzalez.

1. ↑ *Runaways: 2.08: Past Life*
Ghost Rider

*"I only kill asesinos who deserve it. It's vengeance, chica."*
―Ghost Rider to Quake[src]**Roberto "Robbie" Reyes** is a car mechanic who, upon being murdered by the Fifth Street Locos gang members, was then resurrected by Johnny Blaze and found himself imbued with a power to transform into the demonic **Ghost Rider**. Seeking vengeance for his death, and his brother's disability following the attack on their lives, Ghost Rider proceeded to track down and destroy these criminals until he was tracked down by Quake, who sought to bring an end to Reyes' massacres. Eventually, Quake had led Reyes to S.H.I.E.L.D. and he assisted them in battling against Lucy Bauer and her search for the Darkhold which contained an ancient power. Learning his uncle Eli Morrow had planned and succeeded in getting his powers, he helped S.H.I.E.L.D. to kill him and the Chinatown Crew, but in the process Reyes had allowed himself to be teleported to Hell. Eventually, Ghost Rider escaped, just in time to help S.H.I.E.L.D. take down the crazed Aida, and rid the world of the Darkhold for good.

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Hostile Takeover

*"I want to look like I know what I'm doing out here, but I don't."
"Me neither. It sucks."*
―Alex Wilder and Chase Stein***Hostile Takeover*** is the tenth episode of the second season of the television series *Runaways*.

## Synopsis

Leslie starts dismantling the cult she helped create, but Frank has other plans. AWOL uses Livvie as bait to confront the Runaways. The teens must protect Gert & Old Lace, who are sick, and AWOL’s team storms the Hostel. Victor doesn't feel like himself.
Harley Diaz

*"I was angry when you brought me into this. I believed that you were trading lives to cover up your childish messes. But I realized that those lives meant more to you than your own, and I'm sorry it took us both nearly dying to bring that to light. But I'm with you now, and I'm not going anywhere."*
―Harley Diaz, to Emmett Baxter[src]
Harley Diaz was created by the Fictional Organic Replication Machine under Leah's influence. Said to be an aid to Emmett Baxter, Diaz and her family were brought into his universe to help combat the threat of Kylo Ren and his growing army, while Leah secretly manipulated her into creating a machine to give her a body. While Diaz was instrumental in locating Ren and his forces, she and her family were attacked by Bellatrix Lestrange, where she seemingly met her demise.

However, Diaz survived by being absorbed into Leah's subconscious, where she discovered Leah's manipulation. 2 years after her presumed death, Diaz began working through Leah's mind to help defeat her reborn host and end her regime. Her survival was eventually discovered by Baxter, who saved her and used Leah's body to restore her, before sacrificing himself to destroy Leah for good.

For the next 6 months, Diaz sought to honor Baxter by protecting his loved ones from threats from alternate universes, and protecting Baxter's grandparents. However, a new threat eventually forced Baxter out of hiding, where he reunited with Diaz, who helped him defeat Matador and his army. Afterwards, she joined Baxter and his friends at their new school, where the group forged a bond and fought through their newer trials together.
Layla El-Faouly

*"I don't steal. They've already been stolen. That's what people forget. I take them off the black market and return them to their rightful owners. I might keep a few to pay the bills."*
―Layla El-Faouly[src]
**Layla Abdallah El-Faouly** is an archaeologist and the wife of Marc Spector. As Spector was missing for months, El-Faouly discovered that he had dissociative identity disorder and encountered his Steven Grant alter. Together with Spector and Grant, El-Faouly took on a mission to stop Arthur Harrow and his followers from unleashing Ammit upon Earth, during which El-Faouly found out that Spector was present for her father's murder. In the final battle against Ammit and Harrow, El-Faouly made a deal with Taweret to be her Avatar and became **Scarlet Scarab**, fighting Harrow in Cairo alongside Moon Knight and Mr. Knight.

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Groot

*"I am Groot."*
―Groot[src]
**Groot** is a *Flora colossus* and the accomplice of Rocket Raccoon. Together, the pair had traveled the galaxy picking up bounties until they met Star-Lord and Gamora just before the four of them were captured and put into the Kyln, where they also met Drax the Destroyer. There, they agreed to work together to escape and sell the Orb for a massive profit. However, when it was discovered that the Orb contained one of the Infinity Stones which was being sought out by Ronan the Accuser, Groot convinced his friends to risk everything to stop Ronan's diabolical plans. During the Battle of Xandar, Groot sacrificed his own life to save his new friends. However, part of his destroyed body was planted by Rocket to birth a new Groot, as they joined the Guardians of the Galaxy.

As the new Groot began to grow, he stayed with the Guardians and endeavored with them on many adventures. They were soon hired by the Sovereign to destroy an Abilisk, but they were then targeted by their former employers due to Rocket who double-crossed them. During the escape, they had met Peter Quill's father Ego while Groot and Rocket, along with Yondu Udonta, were captured by Taserface's faction of the Ravagers, but Groot was able to help them all escape. Groot then joined his allies and assisted them in destroying Ego and saving all his friends, but Udonta lost his life. Over the next four years, Groot continued to grow and started exhibiting the personality of an adolescent.

Both Groot and Rocket then left the Guardians temporarily to accompany Thor to Nidavellir in order to help his mission to stop Thanos from completing the Infinity Gauntlet. After they had helped Thor obtain his weapon, Stormbreaker, Groot and Rocket traveled to Earth using the Bifrost Bridge and joined the Battle of Wakanda. Groot fought alongside Captain America and attempted to attack Thanos; however, when the Mad Titan amassed all six of the Infinity Stones, he succeeded in eliminating fifty percent of the universe's population, which resulted in Groot's death.

Three years later, the Avengers managed to resurrect the victims of the Snap, restoring Groot. Alongside Winter Soldier, he left Wakanda through an Inter-Dimensional Portal and joined the Battle of Earth. In the aftermath of the battle, Groot attended Tony Stark's funeral and rejoined the Guardians, now including Thor, on their adventures. Groot and the Guardians worked with Thor on several missions, but they went their separate ways after the Battle of Indigarr in order to protect worlds that had lost their gods to Gorr the God Butcher.

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Cottonmouth

*"You like my Biggie photo? Me too. You know what draws your eye when you look at that? The crown. Wanna know why? 'Cause everybody wants to be the king."*
―Cottonmouth to Shameek Smith[src]**Cornell Bertram Stokes**, also known as **Cottonmouth**, was a notorious criminal figure in Harlem and the leader of the Stokes Crime Family, based in Harlem's Paradise. His criminal lifestyle began to unravel due to a failed weapons sale, leading him to track down all those who were responsible and confront Luke Cage. Due to Cage's actions, Stokes' entire organization was put at risk due to the threat of Diamondback taking over while he lost all his money. Despite all of Cottonmouth's best efforts to keep the business running, he soon enraged his cousin Mariah Dillard, who then proceeded to murder him and take over his criminal empire.

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Eternals (film)

## Marvel Cinematic Universe

*"We're Eternals, from a planet called Olympia. We came here several thousand years ago on the* Domo*, our starship, to protect humans from the Deviants."*
―Sersi to Dane Whitman***Eternals*** is a 2021 superhero film, based on the Marvel Comics race of the same name. It is the twenty-sixth film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the sixth installment of Phase Four. The film was released on November 5, 2021.

The film is directed and co-written by Chloé Zhao and stars Gemma Chan as Sersi, Richard Madden as Ikaris, Kumail Nanjiani as Kingo, Lia McHugh as Sprite, Brian Tyree Henry as Phastos, Lauren Ridloff as Makkari, Barry Keoghan as Druig, Don Lee as Gilgamesh, Harish Patel as Karun Patel, Bill Skarsgård as Kro, with Kit Harington as Dane Whitman, with Salma Hayek as Ajak, and Angelina Jolie as Thena.

## Synopsis

Marvel Studios' *Eternals* features an exciting new team of Super Heroes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, ancient aliens who have been living on Earth in secret for thousands of years. Following the events of *Avengers: Endgame*, an unexpected tragedy forces them out of the shadows to reunite against mankind's most ancient enemy, the Deviants.
Gene Hernandez

File:PRIDE logo.png PRIDE

**Gene Hernandez** was a member of the Geosciences Research Center at Goodman University, as well as a member of PRIDE. He was the husband of Alice Hernandez and the father of Molly Hernandez. Gene was killed along with his wife by Leslie Dean.

1. ↑ *Runaways: 1.09: Doomsday*
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

*"It's not the Scarlet Witch that we fear. From our experience, the greatest danger to the Multiverse, it turns out, is Doctor Strange."*
―Mister Fantastic to Doctor Strange
***Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness*** is a 2022 superhero film, based on the Marvel Comics superhero of the same name. The film is a sequel to *Doctor Strange*, *Avengers: Endgame*, *WandaVision*, and *Spider-Man: No Way Home*. It is the twenty-eighth film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the tenth installment of Phase Four. The film was released on May 6, 2022.

The film is directed by Sam Raimi and stars Benedict Cumberbatch as Stephen Strange/Doctor Strange, Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch, Chiwetel Ejiofor as Karl Mordo/Baron Mordo, Benedict Wong as Wong, Xochitl Gomez as America Chavez, with Michael Stuhlbarg as Nicodemus West and Rachel McAdams as Christine Palmer.
Coven

*"I release you, Nico, from your fear, your bindings that keep you from tapping into your true power. Second obstacle you must remove yourself. To walk with your sisters, you must set your own feet upon the path."*
―Morgan le Fay to Nico Minoru[src]The **Coven** is a group of witches led by Morgan le Fay. They attempted to merge the Dark Dimension with Earth and planned on ruling over this new world thanks to the Staff of One they intended to reclaim from Nico Minoru, who they briefly welcomed among them. However the Coven was eventually defeated by an alliance of the Runaways and PRIDE, and as a result, its leader was banished back to the Dark Dimension.
Dark Elves

*"Long before the birth of light there was darkness, and from that darkness came the Dark Elves."*
―Odin[src]The **Dark Elves** (known as **Svartálfar** by the Ancient Norse, **Älfeneel** or **Harudheeniksel** by the Dark Elves themselves) are among the oldest known species in existence, hailing from the realm Svartalfheim. They are one of the mortal enemies of the Asgardians, the other being the Frost Giants. Some members of their race have been shown to have the fortitude to wield an Infinity Stone. They are now presumed to be critically endangered as a species or even extinct.
Demigod

*"No. You are half-bloods. One of thy parents was mortal, but the other was an Olympian."*
―Zoë Nightshade on demigods, talking to Bianca and Nico di Angelo[src]**Demigods**, or **half-bloods**, are a race of beings that are half-mortal and half-god. They possess mortal souls and are vulnerable to old age and death though they have longer than average human lifespans; however, their divine blood endows them with supernatural abilities that allow them to achieve feats usually not possible by humans.
Gaea

Ouranos, Pontos,Ourae, the Kouretes, First Generation Titans, Hekatonkheires, Elder Cyclopes (children), Gigantes, Karpoi
Typhon, Nereus, Thaumas, Phorcys, Aigaios, Antaeus, Kekrops (sons)
Keto, Eurybia, Echidna, Charybdis (daughters)
Elder Olympians, Chiron, Periboia, Nemean Lion, Cerberus, Ladon, Hydra, Iris, Chimera (grandchildren)

### Appearances

*The Titan's Curse* (mentioned)
 *The Battle of the Labyrinth* (mentioned)
 *The Lost Hero*
 *The Son of Neptune*
 *Son of Magic* (mentioned)
 *The Mark of Athena*
 *The House of Hades*
 *Percy Jackson's Greek Gods*
 *The Blood of Olympus*
 *Camp Jupiter Classified: A Probatio's Journal* (mentioned)

*"Such a valuable pawn. Do not fear, Percy Jackson. Come north! Your friends will die, yes. But I will preserve you for now. I have great plans for you."*
―Gaea talking to Percy[[in *The Son of Neptune*.|[src]]]
**Gaea** (also spelled as **Gaia** or **Ge**) is the Greek primordial goddess of the Earth. She is the first being to have sprung forth from the void of Chaos. Gaea is the main antagonist of *The Heroes of Olympus* series, being directly responsible for some of the major events in the series, such as the Second Giant War. Her current husband is the protogenos Tartarus, whom she conceived the Gigantes, and her former husband is Ouranos, whom she had the Titans. Her Roman counterpart is **Terra** or **Tellus**, meaning "earth" in Latin.
Fandral

*"Nothing personal, boys!"*
―Fandral[src]**Fandral** was a highly respected Asgardian warrior, an ally as well as friend of Thor, and a member of the Warriors Three, known for his charm. Alongside all his fellow warriors, Fandral took part in a poorly considered strike against all the Frost Giants of Jotunheim, which soon resulted in King Odin deciding to directly punish Thor by banishing him to the Earth without his powers. When Loki then took the throne of Asgard during Thor's banishment, Fandral and his allies played a key role in saving Thor from the Destroyer before bringing him back to Asgard where he successfully stopped Loki from stealing the throne of Asgard and restoring the peace.

Once they had quelled the Marauders rebellion, Fandral and his allies believed they had brought peace to the Nine Realms before they were forced to join the War against the Dark Elf Malekith. As Thor and Odin's views had clashed, Fandral assisted his friend in finding his own way to defeat all the Dark Elves, allowing them to escape from Asgard and destroy Malekith in a final battle on Earth. However, Fandral's long and highly dedicated service to Asgard had come to its end upon Hela's arrival through the Bifrost Bridge, where she then slaughtered both Volstagg and Fandral before then attempting to rule over all of Asgard and the Nine Realms.

Fandral, as well as Volstagg and Hogun were abducted by Ultimate Vision, who took them to his leader, who recruited him for the Custodians.

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Destruction of HYDRA

*"HYDRA. I thought you and Talbot put those guys to bed."
"We dismantled their network, but that just sent the rats scurrying off the sinking ship."*
―Jeffrey Mace and Phil Coulson[src]The **Destruction of HYDRA** was a global offensive that pitted the United States Armed Forces, the Advanced Threat Containment Unit and S.H.I.E.L.D. to dismantle HYDRA's operation network.

1. ↑ *WHIH Newsfront: The Avengers and The White House*
Escape from the Raft

## Casualties

*"My faith is in people, I guess. Individuals. And I’m happy to say for the most part, they haven’t let me down. Which is why I can’t let them down either. Locks can be replaced, but... maybe they shouldn’t."*
―Steve Rogers[src]The **Escape from the Raft** was a liberation of former members of the Avengers from the underwater prison known as the Raft executed by Steve Rogers and Natasha Romanoff.

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Gimmie Shelter

*"Man, we suck at being runaways."*
―Nico Minoru***Gimmie Shelter*** is the first episode of the second season of the television series *Runaways*.

## Synopsis

The kids struggle with their new lives as Runaways, but find a hideout. Alex goes to work for Darius while PRIDE plots to kill Jonah. Jonah initiates a plan to build a new box.
Eli Morrow

*"From high school to grad school, no one believed in me! They thought I was cheating. They thought I wasn't capable! Shut me out. Well, guess what... guess what I'm capable of now. I can create a city out of nothing, or I can cover it in volcanic rock. Robbie, I am becoming a god."*
―Eli Morrow to Robbie Reyes[src]**Elias W. "Eli" Morrow** was the maternal uncle of Robbie and Gabe Reyes and a former employee at Momentum Labs. Witnessing the experiments being done by his coworkers, Morrow began to crave the power for himself, and betrayed his colleagues, turning them into ghost-like entities before attacking Joseph Bauer in order to find the Darkhold, but Bauer fell into a coma before revealing its location, and Morrow was imprisoned at South Ridge Penitentiary. He was later kidnapped by Bauer's wife, Lucy in order to force Morrow to use the Darkhold and reverse the process. However, Morrow tricked her and managed to fulfill his original plan, entering the machine and obtaining the power of creating matter at his own will. In the final battle against the S.H.I.E.L.D., Morrow was killed by Ghost Rider, who revealed himself to be Robbie.

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Eruption of Mount Vesuvius

Mount Vesuvius violently spewed forth a deadly cloud of super-heated tephra and gases to a height of 21 mi, ejecting molten rock, pulverized pumice and hot ash at 1.5 million tons per second. Several Roman cities were obliterated and buried underneath massive pyroclastic surges and ashfall deposits, the best known being Pompeii and Herculaneum. The total population of both cities was over 20,000. The remains of over 1,500 people have been found at Pompeii and Herculaneum so far, although the total death toll from the eruption remains unknown.
Great Protector

The **Great Protector** (Mandarin: **神龙**), is a mystical dragon and the protector of Ta Lo. In ancient times, she fought against the Dweller-in-Darkness, and saved the realm of Ta Lo from destruction. The Great Protector resided in the lake by the Ta Lo village for centuries, until she came to the aid of the people of Ta Lo in 2022 against the Dweller, which had been freed by Xu Wenwu. Upon defeating the Dweller, the Great Protector remained as the protector of Ta Lo.

## Biography

### Ancient Past

*"The Great Protector joined their fight and turned the tide."*
―Ying Nan to Xu Shang-Chi and Xu Xialing[src]No match for the Dweller-in-Darkness and the Soul Eaters, the Ta Lo Armed Forces were on the brink of defeat. Until the Great Protector gave aid to the warriors, helping fend off the attack and driving the Soul Eaters and the Dweller-in-Darkness behind the Dark Gate. She then gave a gift to the people of Ta Lo in the form of Dragon Scale, a material which the people of Ta Lo forged into their armor and weapons to make them able to harm the Soul Eaters.

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