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War Against the Chronicoms

### Result:

Deke Shaw stays behind in an alternate timeline and becomes Director of its S.H.I.E.L.D.
S.H.I.E.L.D. defeats the Chronicoms and returns to the main timeline

## Major Events

### Battles:

Ambush in Naro-Atzia
Attack on the House of Games
Capture of Jemma Simmons
Escape from Confederate Destroyer Ship
Assassination of Atarah
Ambush at the Lighthouse
Attack on Freddy Malick
Ambush at Hell's Harbor
Kidnapping of Gerald Sharpe
Infiltration into Area 51
Kidnapping of Deke Shaw
Rescue of Daniel Sousa
Escape from The Krazy Kanoe
Assassination of Wilfred Malick
Destruction of Project Insight
Kidnapping of Daisy Johnson and Daniel Sousa
Rescue of John and Lilla Mackenzie
Destruction of the Chronicom Time Ship
Attack on the Lighthouse
Attack on Afterlife
Rescue in Afterlife
Kidnapping of Jemma Simmons
Destruction of S.H.I.E.L.D. Facilities
Bombing of the Lighthouse
Destruction of the Chronicom Fleet

## Casualties

*"The Chronicoms want to establish Chronyca-3 as their new home planet here, on Earth. They believe only S.H.I.E.L.D. can stop them, so they sent Hunters to destroy S.H.I.E.L.D. and everyone within it."*
―Jemma Simmons[src]The **War Against the Chronicoms** was a conflict between S.H.I.E.L.D. and the surviving members of the Chronicom race led by Atarah, who intended to force S.H.I.E.L.D. into revealing the secrets of Time Travel so they could save their home after it was destroyed by Izel and the Shrike.

After a mutiny led by Malachi, who killed Atarah, the Chronicoms objective turned from restoring their home to establishing Earth as Chronyca-3. To accomplish this task, the Chronicoms sent Hunters, led by Sibyl and Luke throughout time to erase S.H.I.E.L.D. from existence by altering the timeline in key points to ensure it never exists in the future. Their plan took a turn when Phil Coulson destroyed the Chronicom Time Ship and all the Hunters inside, forcing Sibyl to rely on the aide of Nathaniel Malick to carry out her will using the Time Stream.

Using the Time Stream, Malick was able to recruit individuals who, like him, were also supposed to die, such as Kora and John Garrett, and worked with Sibyl to destroy S.H.I.E.L.D.. Though they succeeded in decimating the forces of S.H.I.E.L.D. in the alternate 1983, the team were able to transport the Chronicoms back to the original timeline using the Quantum Realm, at the cost of Deke Shaw staying behind. Back in their own timeline, S.H.I.E.L.D. was able to defeat Malick and Sibyl, with the assistance of Kora, and reprogram the Hunters at the Lighthouse into being more empathetic to abandon their goals of global domination.
Yondu Ravager Clan

*"We do not do that to each other! We're Ravagers! We have a code!"
"Yeah, and that code is steal from everybody."*
―Yondu Udonta and Peter Quill[src]The **Yondu Ravager Clan** was one of the hundred clans of the Ravagers. Distinguished by their crimson garbs, this clan was lead by Yondu Udonta until the mutiny led by Taserface.
Thor (film)

## Marvel Cinematic Universe

*"You are unworthy of these realms! Unworthy of your title! You're unworthy! Of the loved ones you have betrayed. I now take from you your power. In the name of my father and his father before, I, Odin Allfather, cast you out!"*
―Odin to Thor***Thor*** is a 2011 superhero film, based on the Marvel Comics superhero of the same name. It is the fourth film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the fourth installment of Phase One. The film was released on April 27, 2011 internationally and on May 6, 2011 in the United States.

The film is directed by Kenneth Branagh and stars Chris Hemsworth as Thor, Natalie Portman as Jane Foster, Tom Hiddleston as Loki, Stellan Skarsgård as Erik Selvig, Colm Feore as Laufey, Ray Stevenson as Volstagg, Idris Elba as Heimdall, Kat Dennings as Darcy Lewis with Rene Russo as Frigga, and Anthony Hopkins as Odin.The film spawned three sequels: *Thor: The Dark World* in 2013, *Thor: Ragnarok* in 2017, and *Thor: Love and Thunder* in 2022.
Zora Kai

Zora Kai is a former student of Rey Skywalker and a professional thief. After her parents’ deaths and her brother’s kidnapping led her into a life of crime, Kai was found by Rey, who sensed her force abilities and took her in as a student. However, after a conflict with another student unleashed Kai’s darkness, Rey sent her to Emmett Baxter to take her on as his apprentice. Despite his reluctance and distrust of her, he and Kai embarked on a quest to find Dar-Benn. During this time, Kai learned to balance her darkness, trust her master, and agreed to stay with him as an apprentice after gaining a kyber crystal from the core of Illum.
White Knight

## Emmett Baxter

* Civilian
* White Knight

*"My name is Emmett Harper Baxter, commander of the Custodians, Jedi, Avenger, Hufflepuff, and ISFP. Protector of the Multiverse, and defender of Texas. You call yourself a Conqueror? I have faced everything you are and worse, and have lived to fight another day. So throw another punch. What happens is on you."*
―White Knight to Kang the Conqueror[src]

**Emmett Baxter** is a high school student who gained the ability to harness the Force, and was gifted the Macgunffin by his older self. When the machine went out of control, releasing countless villains, Emmett led an army to defeat them, and faced down Kylo Ren. During this time, he gained the powers of his machine, and formed his own squad of heroes to help him face future threats.

Baxter also lead the fight against Leah, the AI in the machine, who created herself a new body, and recreated foes to defeat him. He succeeds in killing her, but is knocked into another reality.

Baxter was then hunted by Timepin, creator of Time Travel in the future, with the help of other characters. He was defeated, however, and forced to stay in his own time and reality, while also surrendering his powers.

Months later, Baxter rose up against Timepin, with help from his friends and future daughter, Laurel. Baxter also recruited a future version of himself from an alternate timeline, who killed Timepin and took over his control of time. Baxter destroyed his base, but the variant escaped.

When this variant, known as Sovereign, begins attacking his home, Baxter is forced out of exile for a final war. While most of his friends and family are killed in Sovereign's quest for vengeance, Baxter recruits heroes from timelines he encountered during his war against Timepin. Sovereign's army was defeated, and Sovereign sacrificed his life to restore Emmett's life to normalcy.

The other heroes, and their worlds, are brought into Emmett's world, and Emmett vows to protect this "Omega-verse"
Time Travel

*"Temporal manipulations can create branches in time. Unstable dimensional openings, spatial paradoxes, time loops! You want to get stuck reliving the same moment over, and over, forever, or never having existed at all?"*
―Karl Mordo to Doctor Strange[src]**Time Travel** is the concept of traveling either backwards or forwards in time from the present date.
Vin-Tak

*"The changes may not be on the surface... but buried inside. You must understand, these creatures are weapons... abominations... even if they don't know it."*
―Vin-Tak to Skye[src]**Vin-Tak** is a Kree warrior who came to Earth to track down the newly activated Inhumans. During this mission he was confronted by Sif and S.H.I.E.L.D. agents who attempted to stop him.

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Taweret

**Taweret,** also known as **Tawaret**, is an Ennead and the Egyptian Goddess of Women and Children.

Tawaret rescued Bes from the dwarf wedding that Vladimir Menshikov's ancestor set up to entertain Peter the Great. This led to a rift between them as Bes was embarrassed that she'd seen him like that. One time, thousands of years ago, Bes and Tawaret spent a night in the temple of Sais where Bes showed Tawaret his shadow to her shock as the gods don't keep their shadows close to them and said he was so happy that night that he was going to leave his shadow there so it could be happy even when he wasn't.

Tawaret helps Bes, Carter, and Sadie find the sun god, Ra, while they are in Sunny Acres retirement home for gods. She appears later in the book acting as Bes' nurse. She is rather hostile towards Bast, blaming her for Bes' condition.
Wild Dog

## Rene Ramirez

*"I watched as my wife got shot to death by a drug dealer from these streets. And for a long time, all I saw was red. Then I met Oliver Queen and their team, and they helped me channel my anger into a fight for a better life. I just want to pay that forward."*
―Rene Ramirez to Emiko Adachi[src]
**Rene Ramirez**, nicknamed **Wild Dog** by Felicity Smoak and Curtis Holt, is a vigilante operating in Star City and an alumnus of Star City High School. He was eventually recruited into the ranks of Team Arrow by Oliver Queen. Rene is the husband of the late Laura Ramirez and father of Zoe Ramirez.

After discovering that Oliver, John Diggle, and Felicity Smoak spied on him, and being kicked off the team for cutting a deal with the F.B.I. to testify against Oliver, Rene joined with Dinah Drake and Curtis Holt to form their own team known as New Team Arrow. The trio eventually became estranged from Team Arrow until Rene apologized to and made amends with Oliver. He then rejoined Team Arrow to help them battle Ricardo Diaz.

Rene later became a deputized hero working with the Star City Police Department.

After the destruction and restoration of the multiverse, J'onn J'onzz restored his Earth-1 memories and helped to stop the Anti-Monitor. He attended Oliver's funeral to honor his friend. He decided to stop being a hero and began to run for mayor.
Wong

*"Just Wong. The Sorcerer Supreme, Master of the Mystic Arts, leader and former librarian of Kamar-Taj."*
―Wong[src]**Wong** (Mandarin: **王**) is the current Sorcerer Supreme of the Masters of the Mystic Arts. When their former librarian was murdered by Kaecilius and the Zealots, Wong then became the highly protective keeper of all the ancient books when he met Stephen Strange, and assisted him in his studies. As Kaecilius attempted to use his power to bring Dormammu to Earth, Wong and the other Masters used their power to eventually defeat him, at the cost of Ancient One's death. With Kaecilius' conflict over, Wong joined Doctor Strange in protecting the New York Sanctum.

Wong stood with Strange and Iron Man when the Black Order attacked New York City in search of the Time Stone. After Strange was kidnapped by Ebony Maw, Wong was forced to remain behind in order to protect the Sanctum. When Strange perished along with half of the universe due to Thanos' Snap, Wong became the new Sorcerer Supreme. In 2021, Wong and the other Masters transported many of the revived Avengers and their allies to New York so that they could join the final battle against an alternate Thanos. By 2022, Wong was a regular fighter at the Golden Daggers Club in Macau, participating in cage matches where he met and befriended Abomination, whom he would return to the Damage Control Supermax Prison after their fights. Shortly after, he met Shang-Chi and Katy Chen in order to question them about the origins of the Ten Rings.

Later that year, Wong was informed that Wanda Maximoff was the prophecized Scarlet Witch and that she was hunting America Chavez, a teenager with the power to open portals across the Multiverse. Wong survived Scarlet Witch's attack on Kamar-Taj, and informed her of the Darkhold's origins at Mount Wundagore in order to save the lives of the other Masters. Wong was able to elude an attempt on his life and later assisted a Dreamwalking Strange in fighting Scarlet Witch. After the battle, Wong took Chavez, who decided to stay in their universe, under his care as she began training in the Mystic Arts.

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United States Armed Forces

### **Affiliation**

File:United States Department of Defense.png United States Department of Defense

## Appearances

### **Movie**

*Iron Man*
*The Incredible Hulk*
*Iron Man 2*
*Captain America: The First Avenger*
*The Avengers*
*Iron Man 3*
*Captain America: The Winter Soldier*
*Avengers: Age of Ultron*
*Ant-Man* (photo)
*Captain America: Civil War*
*Doctor Strange* (mentioned)
*Spider-Man: Homecoming* (photo)
*Black Panther* (mentioned)
*Captain Marvel*
*Black Widow* (mentioned)
*Eternals* (mentioned)
*Spider-Man: No Way Home* (mentioned)

### **TV Series**

*Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*
*Agent Carter*
*Daredevil*
*Jessica Jones* (mentioned)
*Luke Cage* (mentioned)
*Iron Fist* (flashback)
*The Punisher*
*Cloak & Dagger* (mentioned)
*WandaVision*
*The Falcon and The Winter Soldier*
*Moon Knight* (mentioned)
*Secret Invasion* (unreleased)
*Armor Wars* (unreleased)

### **Game**

*Iron Man*
*The Incredible Hulk*
*Captain America: Super Soldier*
*Iron Man 3 - The Official Game* (Java storyline only)

### **Comic**

*Iron Man: Fast Friends*
*Iron Man: Security Measures*
*The Incredible Hulk: The Fury Files* (mentioned)
*The Incredible Hulk: The Big Picture*
*Iron Man: I Am Iron Man!*
*Iron Man 2: Nick Fury: Director of S.H.I.E.L.D.*
*Iron Man 2: Public Identity*
*Captain America: First Vengeance*
*Captain America: Evil Lurks Everywhere* (fictionalized version)
*The Avengers Prelude: Fury's Big Week*
*Iron Man 2 Adaptation*
*Iron Man 3 Prelude*
*Iron Man: The Coming of the Melter*
*Captain America: The First Avenger Adaptation*
*Captain America: Civil War Prelude*
*Spider-Man: Homecoming Prelude*
*Thor: Ragnarok Prelude*

*"What happened to you?"
"I joined the Army."*
―Bucky Barnes and Steve Rogers[src]The **United States Armed Forces** are the military forces of the United States of America. They consist of the **United States Army**, **United States Navy**, **United States Marine Corps**, **United States Air Force**, and the **United States Coast Guard**.
U.S. Agent

File:United States Department of Defense.png United States Department of Defense (formerly)
Global Repatriation Council (formerly)

### TV Series

*The Falcon and The Winter Soldier* (6 episodes)

*"Mercy bears richer fruit than strict justice."*
―John Walker to the Flag Smashers[src]**Jonathan F. "John" Walker** is a former Captain of the United States Army's 75th Rangers Regiment who was chosen to succeed Steve Rogers as the second **Captain America**. However, his aspirations of living up to Rogers' legacy attracted the ire of Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes in their pursuit of the Flag Smashers, during which he took the Super Soldier Serum after failing to apprehend Karli Morgenthau. When his partner and best friend Lemar Hoskins was killed in action, Walker brutally murdered a surrendering foreign national in public, leading to him being stripped of his mantle and discharged with total loss of rank. Walker confronted Morgenthau again in New York City, before abandoning his revenge to join Wilson and Barnes in thwarting her attack on the GRC. Recruited by Valentina Allegra de Fontaine, he was given a black uniform and rebranded as **U.S. Agent**.

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Vigilante (concept)

## Vigilante

*"Well, I'm—I'm conflicted about this. I'm not gonna lie to you. I'm a police officer, duly sworn. I don't condone vigilantes or vigilantism. Once people start taking the law into their own hands, you're on the road to anarchy. But there's worse things out there than anarchy, and sometimes, as much as I hate to admit it... the police aren't enough to deal with it all."*
―Quentin Lance[src]
A **vigilante** is an individual who takes the law into their own hands, believing that the police and the court system are unable to or unreliable at bringing criminals to justice. However, not all vigilantes are fighting for justice, some do it out of personal revenge or antagonistic reasoning. It is also common for vigilantes to take on a moniker to be known by, some by personal choice and others by having been named by the public.

Some vigilantes eventually gain a level of popularity and admiration from the general public that they begin to be seen as a "**superhero**". Despite the name suggesting this term is reserved for individuals with superhuman powers, it may also be used to define individuals without any but instead rely on combat skills, intellect or gadgetry.

While most vigilantes typically exist outside of the government, some have been given amnesty due to the positive effects that came from their actions. Some have gone so far as to be fully pardoned and even deputized as superheroes officially working more closely with law enforcement.

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United Nations

*"I have always been leery of the United Nations. The very concept is comically dichotomous. Nations putting their self-interest aside in the hopes of building a global community? Holding hands and Kumbaya? Honestly, it's like kindergarten."*
―Reddington[src]The **United Nations** is an intergovernmental organization established to promote international co-operation.
WandaVision

*"What are we lookin' at here? Is it an alternate reality? Time travel? Some cockamamie social experiment?"
"It's a sitcom."*
―Jimmy Woo and Darcy Lewis[src]***WandaVision*** is an American web television miniseries, based on the Marvel Comics superheroes Scarlet Witch and Vision. The series is a sequel to *Avengers: Endgame*. It is the thirteenth television series in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the first installment of Phase Four. The series was produced by Marvel Studios and was released on Disney+.

The first and only season premiered on January 15, 2021 and concluded on March 5, 2021. It ties in with *Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness* and *The Marvels*.
Vision/Chaos Magic Recreation

## Vision

*"I have been a voice with no body. A body, but not human. And now... a memory made real. Who knows what I might be next?"*
―Vision to Wanda Maximoff[src]
**Vision** was a recreation of the synthezoid of the same name, created by Wanda Maximoff using Chaos Magic during her meltdown in Westview over the loss of the original Vision, who was her lover, which reset the town to a sitcom-style ambience. For a couple of days, Vision lived peacefully with Maximoff and conceived twin sons with her, but soon discovered that Westview was not what it seemed. Vision became aware of the brainwashed citizens, the Hex, Maximoff's past and actions, as well as the life of the original Vision with the help of Darcy Lewis. He aided his family by fighting White Vision in the Battle of Westview before restoring his memories, and in the immediate aftermath, Vision and Maximoff bade farewell to each other as the latter dispelled the Hex, erasing Vision and his children.

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Xavin

**Xavin** is a member of the Xartan military that traveled to Earth aboard a Gibborim spaceship. Although she remained trapped for centuries after the spaceship crashed, she managed to escape in the aftermath of the Battle at the PRIDE Construction Site. Believing to be the subject of a prophecy that united two worlds and promised peace for the universe, Xavin approached Karolina Dean and introduced herself to her as her betrothed. She was allowed by the Runaways to remain in their hideout, the Hostel, although they were bewildered by her persistent belief to be Dean's betrothed. Xavin assisted Dean during the Chase of the Runaways, but failed to prevent her capture by the Magistrate, who had possessed Victor Stein, and revealed to the Runaways that they were up against a whole family of powerful extraterrestrial beings. She then helped the remaining free Runaways to rescue their teammates, offering them guidance to identify the possible traitor among them. Xavin also witnessed the birth of Elle Dean, and realized that the love mentioned in the prophecy she believed in could apply to a mother and her daughter. With the blessing from Leslie Dean, Xartan adopted her and brought her back to her homeworld using a platform built by the Gibborim.

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2. ↑ *Runaways: 3.02: The Great Escape*
3. ↑ *Runaways: 3.04: Rite of Thunder*
4. ↑ Runaways' Clarissa Thibeaux Discusses Playing a Gender-Fluid Character
Toldja

*"Don't get comfortable. There's a lot more out there where those two came from. And their maker's coming."
"What do we do next?"
"Toldja."*
―Sarge and Quake***Toldja*** is the seventh episode of the sixth season of the television series *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*.

## Synopsis

After finding themselves in yet another gambling dilemma, a mysterious stranger offers Enoch and FitzSimmons a ride home where, it turns out, two Shrikes aren't better than one.
Zeus

Lady Athena, Lady Artemis, Lady Hebe, Thalia Grace, Persephone, the Charites, the Muses, the Horai and the Moirai, Britomartis (daughters)
Lord Apollo, Lord Ares, Lord Hephaestus, Lord Hermes, Lord Dionysus, Tantalus, Minos, Heracles, Perseus (sons)

### Appearances

*Percy Jackson's Greek Gods*
 *Percy Jackson's Greek Heroes*
*The Lightning Thief*
 *The Sea of Monsters* (mentioned)
 *The Titan's Curse*
 *The Battle of the Labyrinth* (mentioned)
 *The Last Olympian*
 *The Lost Hero* (mentioned)
 *The Son of Neptune* (mentioned)
 *The Mark of Athena* (mentioned)
 *The Blood of Olympus*
*The Hidden Oracle* (mentioned)
 *The Dark Prophecy*
 *The Ship of the Dead* (mentioned)
 *The Burning Maze* (mentioned)
 *The Tyrant's Tomb* (mentioned)
 *The Tower of Nero*

*"Very well! In the name of the Council, we swear by the River Styx to grant your* reasonable *request, as long as it is within our power."*
―Zeus to Percy Jackson[src]**Zeus** is the Greek god of the sky, thunder, lightning, kingship, honor and justice. Throughout the series, Zeus is mentioned to be the most powerful god. He is the king of Olympus, the youngest son of the Titans Kronos and Rhea, and the husband of the goddess Hera. His Roman counterpart is **Jupiter**. His name, according to *Percy Jackson’s Greek Gods,* meant *life.*
What If... Thor Were an Only Child?

*"Thor and Loki, a brotherhood so strong and pivotal, it would change the fate of a universe. Their childhood taught Thor many lessons. But in another universe, instead of raising the Jotunheim prince, Loki, as his own son, Odin returned him to his people. Without his trickster brother to keep things, let's say, lively, Thor grew into a very different prince."*
―The Watcher***What If... Thor Were an Only Child?*** is the seventh episode of the first season of *What If...?*.

## Synopsis

Thor, who never learned to be a good hero, throws an out of control intergalactic party on Earth.
Ten Rings (Organization)

*"The Ten Rings aren't your typical terrorists. They've raised secrecy to an art form. We still don't have the first clue what's really behind them."*
―Nick Fury to Phil Coulson[src]The **Ten Rings** is a clandestine criminal and terrorist organization founded by Xu Wenwu in the Middle Ages. By the 21st Century, the Ten Rings became involved in terrorist activities across the globe. In 2022, following Wenwu's death during the Battle of Ta Lo, the organization was taken over by his daughter, Xu Xialing.
Wolfgang von Strucker

*"It's not a world of spies anymore, not even a world of heroes. This is the age of miracles, Doctor. There is nothing more horrifying... than a miracle."*
―Baron Strucker to List[src]Baron **Wolfgang von Strucker** was one of the leaders of HYDRA, and one of the last in Europe during the War on HYDRA. He trained alongside Hale and Jasper Sitwell at the HYDRA Preparatory Academy, passing his tests and becoming a personal student of Daniel Whitehall and later played an important part in overseeing the beginning of the Project Destroyer of Worlds, which in turn led to the creation of the new soldiers for HYDRA including the Absorbing Man. Having become a sleeper agent within S.H.I.E.L.D., von Strucker recruited for HYDRA's cause those who became unsatisfied with the way the agency was led, while also raising his son Werner von Strucker whom he deemed to be a disappointment to their cause and not a suitable leader.

In the aftermath of the Battle of New York, von Strucker's HYDRA cell secretly took possession of the Scepter which was confiscated by STRIKE thanks to the help of Alexander Pierce. Over the next two years, von Strucker and List used the Scepter's powers to experiment on many human volunteers in HYDRA Research Base, aiming to create an army of enhanced people who would serve HYDRA. Around the time of the Battle at the Triskelion, von Strucker deserted S.H.I.E.L.D., but as the continuing conflict raged, he eventually became one of the last few surviving heads of HYDRA. His base of operations was discovered and attacked by the Avengers, leading to his capture and apprehension, before he was killed in his cell by Ultron. His death reduced HYDRA to just a few disorganized cells, with each one being led differently by its respective leaders, who disputed about HYDRA's future.

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Yondu Udonta

**Yondu Udonta** was the Centaurian leader of an exiled faction of the Ravagers and the adoptive father of Peter Quill. When Quill betrayed the Ravagers and stole the Orb for himself, Udonta led the hunt for his former ally. Eventually, Udonta caught up with Quill, but he was convinced to help him in the battle against Ronan the Accuser, who was threatening to use the Power Stone to destroy Xandar, with Quill ensuring Udonta did not get the Infinity Stone at the end. Despite losing the stone, Udonta chose not to get revenge against Quill, leading to mistrust among all of his own clan.

Udonta's clan turned against their former captain and put their trust instead in Taserface. With the help of Rocket Raccoon, Udonta got his revenge against the mutineers and destroyed his own ship. Udonta went to help the Guardians of the Galaxy in the battle against Ego. As the planet collapsed into itself, Udonta sacrificed his own spacesuit, and his own life in the process, saving Quill.

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The Well

*"In ancient times, people believed the heavens were filled with gods and monsters and magical worlds. Then, as time passed, those beliefs faded into myth and folklore. But now we know the stories are true. Other worlds, with names like Asgard, do exist. And beings once revered as gods, like Thor, have returned, leaving us with more questions, and... an enormous mess to clean up."*
―Jemma Simmons***The Well*** is the eighth episode of the first season of the television series *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*

## Synopsis

In the aftermath of the events chronicled in the feature film Marvel's *Thor: The Dark World*, Coulson and the agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. pick up the pieces–one of which threatens to destroy a member of the team.
Vision

**Vision** was a synthezoid made from vibranium, created by Ultron with the help of Helen Cho, and given life by the powerful artifact known as the Mind Stone. Originally conceived as the perfect form for Ultron, the body was taken by the Avengers before Tony Stark and Bruce Banner proceeded to upload the remnants of Stark's personal A.I. J.A.R.V.I.S. into it. Upon his birth, Vision declared he was neither Ultron nor J.A.R.V.I.S., but one that would fight with them to protect humanity. Vision had then joined with the Avengers in the Battle of Sokovia, using his powers to prevent Ultron from transferring his consciousness to the internet, and allowing the Avengers to successfully put an end to his plan.

In the wake of the Ultron Offensive, Vision became an official member of the Avengers under Captain America's leadership. However, tension between these Avengers rose following the creation of the Sokovia Accords, as Vision saw the equations regarding the number of threats related to their actions as the reason for them to allow oversight of their actions. This led to a conflict, as Captain America had decided to oppose the Sokovia Accords in order to protect the Winter Soldier, who was being framed by Helmut Zemo. Vision was forced to side with Iron Man to bring Captain America and his allies to justice. During their conflict, Vision was involved in a battle which had concluded when Vision inadvertently shot War Machine out of the sky, while the Avengers were torn apart by their conflict.

Vision then quietly left the Avengers in order to rebuild his relationship with Wanda Maximoff. However, Vision was soon attacked by the Black Order, who were attempting to steal the Mind Stone from his head under the orders from Thanos. Having been rescued by his allies, Vision agreed to have the Mind Stone removed from his head and destroyed, as they traveled to Wakanda to enlist the help of Shuri. Their attempts were unsuccessful, as the Black Order attacked Wakanda, while Corvus Glaive was able to force the wounded Vision into the open. As Thanos arrived, Vision had convinced the devastated Scarlet Witch to destroy the Mind Stone, killing him, only for Thanos to use the Time Stone to then resurrect Vision and rip the stone from his head, killing him for a second time as Thanos claimed his victory.

Vision's corpse was taken by S.W.O.R.D. and disassembled in an attempt to weaponize his remains. Vision's body was then reassembled in a white form and reactivated through a sample of Maximoff's Chaos Magic, and was employed by S.W.O.R.D. as their sentient weapon. Initially programmed to eliminate Maximoff and another Vision, Vision's memories were restored, prompting him to flee.
Trevor Khan

*"Trevor Khan, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.."*
―Trevor Khan to Deke Shaw[src]Agent **Trevor Khan** was a S.H.I.E.L.D. operative who worked undercover at Deke Shaw's Company to keep an eye on Deke Shaw. He assisted the STRIKE team when Sarge's Squad attacked and later took care of Sequoia, ending up on a date with her instead. After returning to his position at the Lighthouse, he was killed by Chronicom Hunters.

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Ultron Offensive

Captain America and Black Widow assembles a new Avengers team composed of War Machine, Vision, Falcon, and Scarlet Witch

## Major Events

### Battles:

Attack on Avengers Tower
Assassination of Wolfgang von Strucker
Battle at the Salvage Yard
Duel of Johannesburg
Battle of Seoul
Battle of Sokovia

## Casualties

*"Here we all are, back on Earth, with nothing but our wit and our will to save the world. Ultron says the Avengers are the only thing between him and his mission. And whether or not he admits it, his mission is global destruction."*
―Nick Fury[src]The **Ultron Offensive** was a series of attacks executed by the rogue artificial intelligence, Ultron, in a quest to bring about the extinction of humanity. His greatest opposition was by the Avengers, and the repetitive confrontations between the two led to various negative repercussions against the team. The conflict culminated in a wide-scale destructive battle in the Eastern European country of Sokovia, where the Avengers, aided by new members and allied forces from the former S.H.I.E.L.D. agency, defeated Ultron.

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Triton

Procrustes, Polyphemus, Arion, Antaeus, Pegasus, Chrysaor, Chrysomallus, Cercyon, Sciron, Theseus, Bellerophon, Neleus, Halirrhothius, Percy Jackson, Tyson (paternal half-brothers)
Despoina, Charybdis (paternal half-sisters)
 Several Cyclopes (paternal half-siblings)
 Tritonis (wife)
 Pallas and Triteia (daughters)
 Athena (foster daughter/cousin)
 Kronos (paternal grandfather)
 Rhea (paternal grandmother)
 Nereus (maternal grandfather)
 Doris (maternal grandmother)
 Melanippus (grandson)

### Appearances

*The Last Olympian*
 *The Mark of Athena* (mentioned)
 *The Ship of the Dead* (mentioned)

*"Hello, Perseus Jackson. Come to help at last?"*
―Triton to his half-blood half-brother in[[*The Last Olympian*.|[src]]]
**Triton** is the sea messenger god. His Roman counterpart is **Triton.**
Vanessa Marianna

*"When I first met you, I was fascinated by your strength. Your brutality so clear to me, even as you hid it from me. I wanted to observe everything you did. And as I did, I fell in love with you."*
―Vanessa Marianna to Wilson Fisk[src]**Vanessa Marianna** is an art dealer who became Wilson Fisk's wife. She remained loyal to Fisk even after learning of his criminal empire and vowed to stay with him in the wake of her being poisoned by Madame Gao and Leland Owlsley, in their attempt to refocus Fisk's attention away from Marianna. When Fisk had been arrested by the FBI, the couple then attempted to escape New York City together, until Daredevil interfered as he ensured Fisk was sent to Ryker's Island, causing Marianna to go on the run. After two years on the run, Fisk managed to manipulate the FBI to drop all of their charges on himself and Marianna, allowing her to come home. Marianna married Fisk, but her wedding was crashed by both Daredevil and Benjamin Poindexter, as Marianna was separated from her husband.

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Whiplash

*"If you can make God bleed, the people will cease to believe in him. And there will be blood in the water, and the sharks will come. The truth, all I have to do is sit here and watch as the world will consume you."*
―Ivan Vanko to Tony Stark[src]
**Ivan Antonovich Vanko** (Russian: **Иван Антонович Ванко**) was a Russian physicist and the son of the disgraced scientist Anton Vanko. When Vanko's father died penniless due to the actions of Howard Stark, Vanko swore to seek revenge by targeting Howard's son, Tony Stark. Recreating an Arc Reactor based on his father's design and designing an armor similar to Iron Man's, Vanko attacked Stark in Monaco, under the moniker of **Whiplash**. Though he was incarcerated, he was subsequently broken out and recruited by Justin Hammer in order to use his skills to create a functional advanced armor to compete with Stark's, but Vanko repurposed the armors into the Hammer Drones, hijacking them and the Mark I War Machine Armor, in an attempt to kill Stark and destroy his legacy. He was defeated by the combined efforts of Iron Man and War Machine, following which he chose to end his life by initiating a self-destruct feature within his armor.

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The Writing on the Wall

*"It's all connected, everything. Ward has information about my father, who just happens to have the alien buzz kill device, which is somehow connected to the writing, which is related to the GH serum that is in our blood. Like we're pieces to a puzzle."*
―Skye to Phil Coulson***The Writing on the Wall*** is the seventh episode of the second season of the television series *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*.

## Synopsis

The team discovers murder victims with the alien glyphs on them that Coulson's been etching. All of Coulson's secrets and lies come to a head.
Thunderbolts (film)

## Marvel Cinematic Universe

***Thunderbolts*** is an upcoming superhero film, based on the Marvel Comics team of the same name. The film is a sequel to *Ant-Man and the Wasp*, *The Falcon and The Winter Soldier* and *Black Widow*. It is the thirty-fifth film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the eleventh installment of Phase Five. The film is set to be released on July 26, 2024.

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Theseus

*"The Labyrinth is treacherous. There is only one thing that saw me through: the love of a mortal girl. The string was only part of the answer. It was the princess who guided me."*
―Theseus to Nico di Angelo[src]
**Theseus** was a Greek demigod, the son of Poseidon and the mortal princess Aethra. He was also the king of Athens, having inherited the throne from his stepfather, Aegeus.
Proxima Midnight

*"He'll die alone. As will you."*
―Proxima Midnight to Wanda Maximoff[src]**Proxima Midnight** was Thanos' adoptive daughter and a member of the Black Order. She joined her father in his quest for the six Infinity Stones, initially attacked the *Statesman* with her brothers and helped to kill the Asgardians aboard and retrieve the Space Stone. She later attacked Vision and Wanda Maximoff, almost killing them until the arrival of Captain America, Falcon and Black Widow. She was forced to flee when Widow wounded Corvus Glaive before returning to fight in the Battle of Wakanda. She fought and nearly killed both Okoye and Black Widow before Maximoff used her telekinesis to throw her to the path of a Thresher, killing her.
Wakanda

*"This place is amazing, the air is pristine, and the water... my mother told stories of places like this, a protected land with people who never have to leave, never have to change who they are."*
―Namor[src]
**Wakanda**, officially known as the **Kingdom of Wakanda**, is a small isolationist landlocked country located in Africa, surrounded by mountain ranges and a thick jungle. It is one of the most technologically advanced nations on Earth, known for its rich deposits of the element vibranium. Wakanda is a constitutional monarchy, with Queen Shuri as head of state. The capital of the country is Birnin Zana.
Werner von Strucker

### Affiliation

File:CULog Higher Quality Transparent.png Culver University (undercover, formerly)
File:H alternate 3.png HYDRA

### TV Series

*Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.* (8 episodes)

*"My father, so rarely, let me see any of his world."*
―Werner von Strucker[src]**Werner von Strucker** was the son of Baron Wolfgang von Strucker, one of HYDRA's leaders. A few months after his father's death at the hands of Ultron, he was persuaded by Grant Ward to join HYDRA and help him rebuild the organization. When he failed in his first mission, he abandoned Ward, seeking help from his father's old acquaintance Gideon Malick, but he was betrayed and tortured by Ward's thugs, causing him to fall into a coma.

Months later, von Strucker coped with his enhanced powers to recall specific memories, after being affected by a combination of Lincoln Campbell's electricity, and the effects of the Theta Brain-Wave Frequency Machine. He was kept under solitude at a secret base run by General Hale, where he befriended Ruby Hale and allied with Carl Creel. He was dispatched to acquire the Particle Infusion Chamber, so Ruby could become the new Destroyer of Worlds. Shortly before S.H.I.E.L.D. intervened, Werner was killed when Ruby was unable to control her burgeoning powers.

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Thor: The Dark World

## Marvel Cinematic Universe

*"I'll take Jane to the Dark World and draw the enemy away from Asgard. When Malekith pulls the Aether from Jane, it will be exposed, vulnerable, and I will destroy it and him."*
―Thor***Thor: The Dark World*** is a 2013 superhero film, based on the Marvel Comics superhero of the same name. The film is a sequel to *Thor* and *The Avengers*. It is the eighth film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the second installment of Phase Two. The film was released on October 30, 2013, internationally and on November 8, 2013, in the United States.

The film is directed by Alan Taylor and stars Chris Hemsworth as Thor, Natalie Portman as Jane Foster, Tom Hiddleston as Loki, Anthony Hopkins as Odin, Stellan Skarsgård as Erik Selvig, Idris Elba as Heimdall, Christopher Eccleston as Malekith, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje as Algrim/Kurse, Kat Dennings as Darcy Lewis, Ray Stevenson as Volstagg, Zachary Levi, who replaces Joshua Dallas as Fandral, Tadanobu Asano as Hogun with Jaimie Alexander as Sif and Rene Russo as Frigga.A sequel, *Thor: Ragnarok*, was released on November 3, 2017, and a second sequel, *Thor: Love and Thunder*, was released on July 8, 2022.

## Synopsis

In the aftermath of Marvel's "*Thor*" and "Marvel's *The Avengers*," Thor fights to restore order across the cosmos...but an ancient race led by the vengeful Malekith returns to plunge the universe back into darkness. Faced with an enemy that even Odin and Asgard cannot withstand, Thor must embark on his most perilous and personal journey yet, one that will reunite him with Jane Foster and force him to sacrifice everything to save us all.
Thena

*"When you love something, you protect it. It is the most natural thing in the world."*
―Thena to Sersi[src]**Thena** is a member of the genetically-engineered Eternals. Created by the Celestials in the World Forge, Thena was sent to Centuri-Six and progress the planet's societal development, paving the way for the planet's Emergence. Thena's memory was wiped, and was then sent to Earth with nine other Eternals for the same goal, with the mission to exterminate the Deviants first. During her time living in Ancient Greece, she was mistaken for Athena. After recalling traumatizing memories of Centuri-Six's destruction in a Mahd Wy'ry incident, Thena departed with Gilgamesh to live in self-imposed exile in Australia.

In 2021, Thena was recruited once again when their fellow Eternals arrived to reform the team to stop the Earth's Emergence, where Thena discovered that she subconsciously knew Earth was doomed. When Ikaris betrayed them with the intention to fulfill the Emergence, Thena fought him, before taking her revenge against the Deviant Kro, who had killed Gilgamesh. After they prevented the Emergence, Thena, Druig and Makkari journeyed to space on the *Domo* in search of other Eternals, also accompanied by Starfox.

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The Things We Bury

*"We may actually have a shot at finding the city."
"Are you sure it's something you want to dig up?"
"If we don't, HYDRA will. We need to get there first."*
―Phil Coulson and Skye***The Things We Bury*** is the eighth episode of the second season of the television series *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*.

## Synopsis

Coulson and team find themselves in an epic face-off against HYDRA to uncover an ancient secret, while Ward kidnaps his brother, Senator Christian Ward, for a violent trip down memory lane.
Tønsberg

*"Tønsberg, Norway. A real Christmas card of a town."*
―Howard Stark[src]**Tønsberg** is a village in Norway that housed the Tesseract for several centuries. Following the Destruction of Asgard and the Snap, it was repopulated by the surviving Asgardians who, in homage to Asgard, renamed it **New Asgard**.
The Series Finale

*"The Scarlet Witch is not born; she is forged. She has no coven, no need for incantation."
"I'm not a witch. I don't cast spells. No one taught me magic!"
"Your power exceeds that of the Sorcerer Supreme. It's your destiny to destroy the world."*
―Agatha Harkness and Wanda Maximoff***The Series Finale*** is the ninth and final episode of the first season of *WandaVision*, as well as the series finale.

## Synopsis

The events of *WandaVision* come to a head, and the destinies of all who took part are determined.
Vibranium

*"It's stronger than steel and a third of the weight. It's completely vibration absorbent."
"How come it's not standard issue?"
"That's the rarest metal on Earth."*
―Howard Stark and Steve Rogers[src]
**Vibranium** (Xhosa: Isipho) is a nearly indestructible element that crash landed as meteorites from outer space millennia ago into the Atlantic Ocean near the Yucatán and the African region that became Wakanda. The element severely impacted the environment, enriching the soil and plant life. The vibranium enriched plants near the Yucatán caused a group of humans to transform into Talokanil, who formed the secret underwater nation of Talokan where the vibranium deposits in the ocean were. Both the Wakandans and Talokanil mined vibranium into malleable metal and used it extensively in their everyday lives.

Having become the most technologically advanced country on Earth, Wakanda became an isolationist nation, posing as a third world country, in order to keep the existence of vibranium a secret, although it was discovered by researchers sometime during the 1940s. Believing the small amount he had obtained to be the only source in existence, Howard Stark used the entire supply to forge a shield, which he later presented in 1943 to Captain America.

In 1992, Ulysses Klaue successfully stole billions of dollars worth of vibranium from Wakanda with the help of the Wakandan prince N'Jobu, which he sold until 2015, when his remaining cache was purchased by the homicidal A.I. known as Ultron. Ultron used the vibranium to create several bodies for his consciousness as well as to combine it with Chitauri technology in an attempt to eradicate humanity. Ultron also used the vibranium in conjunction with Helen Cho's Regeneration Cradle to create a synthetic vibranium body; however, it was stolen by the Avengers, who uploaded the remnants of Tony Stark's personal A.I. J.A.R.V.I.S. into the body, giving birth to the android known as Vision.

In 2016, Erik Killmonger overthrew the new king of Wakanda T'Challa. He planned to arm the oppressed groups in every nation with advanced vibranium weapons to take down the governments and start the Wakandan Empire. T'Challa, armed with his vibranium Panther Habit, killed Killmonger and stopped his plan. However, Killmonger was able to change T’Challa’s view on how Wakanda was to be ruled, and decided to reveal its presence to the rest of the world.

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Titans

*"Titan was like most planets; too many mouths, not enough to go around. And when we faced extinction, I offered a solution."
"Genocide."*
―Thanos and Doctor Strange[src]The **Titans** were a race of humanoid beings that originated on the planet Titan. Their planet was crippled by overpopulation, eventually causing a societal cataclysm that rendered the species functionally extinct, leaving Thanos as the only surviving Titan.