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Elliot Baxter

*"I was supposed to be a twin. I had a brother in the waiting room with me. His name was Elliot. But he never got the name for good because my mom lost him. He put up a fight, which is part of the reason I came out wrong. And I think of him, talk to him, see his face. He would've had lighter hair than me, been the rebel of the family, the free bird. I'll never know, and I've spent 19 years wishing I did."*
―Emmett Baxter to Rachel Berry[src]
**Elliot Baxter** is the late unborn son of Lance and Paige Baxter, twin brother of Emmett Baxter, who died before birth, causing birth defects in his surviving brother.
Cloak & Dagger

## Marvel Cinematic Universe

*"The universe keeps pushing us together."
"The universe keeps pulling us apart."*
―Tyrone Johnson and Tandy Bowen[src]***Marvel's Cloak & Dagger***, or simply ***Cloak & Dagger***, is an American television series based on the Marvel Comics superheroes of the same names. It is the eleventh television series in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It was produced by Marvel Television and aired on Freeform.

The first season premiered on June 7, 2018, and concluded on August 2, 2018. The second season premiered on April 4, 2019, and concluded on May 30, 2019.

On October 24, 2019, the series was canceled by Freeform.

## Season Synopses

### Season One

Tandy Bowen and Tyrone Johnson come from starkly different backgrounds, each growing up with a secret they never dared share with another soul.

Once a privileged little girl, Tandy Bowen watched as her family was destroyed by a disastrous storm that uprooted her life. Now in her late teens, an unexpected encounter with a boy named Tyrone sparks a life-changing event.

Young Tyrone Johnson wanted nothing more than to prove he was fearless. But when everything he held close was taken away, life taught Tyrone to be afraid. Now older and more sheltered, Tyrone closes himself off. But when he meets a girl named Tandy his life changes forever.

### Season Two

*Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger* is the story of Tandy Bowen and Tyrone Johnson — two teenagers from very different backgrounds who find themselves burdened with and awakened to newly acquired superpowers, which are mysteriously linked to one another. Season two turns the heat up on our young heroes as Tyrone and Tandy try to find their place as more active heroes in this world. As they learn and grow emotionally, so will their skills.

In season one, we saw Tandy and Ty dip their toes into the world of hopes and fears; this season, they will dive deeper into this metaphysical pool. With enhanced powers and a decision to be the type of heroes they want to be, they make the choice to run into the danger, head first. They tackle a heartless vigilante and uncover an evil that’s been preying on the young women of the city, as the show takes on more serious topics like gang violence and human trafficking.

1. ↑ ‘Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger’ Canceled By Freeform After 2 Seasons
Farkle Minkus

*"My name is Farkle Minkus. I'm growing up. And I don't know what's going to happen next. But you guys are my best friends, so deal with it."*
―Farkle in Girl Meets Yearbook
**Farkle Minkus** is the son of Stuart Minkus and Jennifer Bassett, and a member of the Hatchlings.

During his final year at John Quincy Adams Middle School, Farkle met Emmett Baxter, secretly a superhero from another universe, and the two became friends. However, when the threat of Sovereign forced Baxter out of exile, Farkle and his friends aided him in defeating his alternate self. Afterward, Farkle, his parents, and his friends joined Baxter's new world.

During his time at Lake Ridge High School, Farkle began a relationship with Isadora Smackle, and became the head of the International Sciences division of Minkus International, his father's company. However, the following year, Smackle called off their relationship when he decided to move back to New York.
HYDRA Research Base

*"The central building is protected by some kind of energy shield. Strucker's technology is well beyond any other HYDRA base we've taken."
"Loki's Scepter must be here. Strucker couldn't mount this defense without it."*
―J.A.R.V.I.S. and Thor[src]The **HYDRA Research Base** is a research compound operated by HYDRA, housing numerous items of varied origins and importance. It was also heavily defended, being equipped with an energy shield powered by the Scepter along with turrets augmented to fire Chitauri energy blasts. It was guarded by a battalion of HYDRA troops equipped with Chitauri cannons, machine guns, tanks, trucks, and jetpacks. The forest around the base was also fortified with watchtowers and bunkers.
Classic Loki

*"We lie and we cheat, we cut the throat of every person who trusts us, and for what? Power. Glorious power. Glorious purpose! We cannot change. We're broken, every version of us. Forever."*
―Classic Loki to Loki[src]**Loki Laufeyson** was a variant of Loki who survived Thanos' assault on the *Statesman*. In the aftermath of the Infinity War, Classic Loki lived on an isolated planet for centuries before attempting to reunite with Thor, although he was pruned by the Time Variance Authority and sent to the Void. After meeting another Loki Variant and Sylvie Laufeydottir, Classic Loki sacrificed his life distracting Alioth in order to save them, and was consumed by the beast.

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Eliza Schultz

*"We're to love our neighbor as ourselves. There was a time not long ago, when this town had become a neighborhood without becoming a brotherhood. But together... we found the truth. If we serve faithfully... we will reap rewards."*
―Eliza Schultz[src]**Eliza Schultz** was the co-leader of Testament Industries. She ran the company alongside her husband, Anderson. The Schultzes learned that Nikolai Poloznev was planning to blackmail them with compromising pictures of their son, David Schultz, as he was he engaged in a gay affair. The Schultzes recruited John Pilgrim to retrieve the photographs and murder any witnesses, leaving a trail of bodies in his wake. The Schultzes' schemes eventually failed due to the escape of Amy Bendix, as she had managed to avoid Pilgrim's wrath. Eliza was then shot in the head by the Punisher, who had uncovered the conspiracy. Anderson chose to commit suicide, to keep their secrets.

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HYDRA Uprising

Nick Fury commissions Phil Coulson with rebuilding S.H.I.E.L.D. from the shadows
Robert Gonzales forms a new S.H.I.E.L.D. faction
Three members of the World Security Council are killed
HYDRA's return is revealed to the world
 The Avengers officially reassemble

## Major Events

### Battles:

Battle at the Triskelion
Battle at the S.H.I.E.L.D. Academy
Battle at the Hub
Assassination of Victoria Hand
Battle on the *Iliad*
Battle at the Sandbox
Raid of the Fridge
Assassination of Eric Koenig
Kidnapping of Skye
Attack on Providence
Infiltration into Cybertek Corporate Headquarters
Kidnapping of Leo Fitz and Jemma Simmons
Ambush at the Barbershop Headquarters
Battle at Cybertek

## Casualties

*"We don't know how long HYDRA's been inside S.H.I.E.L.D. but they are taking control."
"HYDRA? What? Where?"
"Everywhere! Among us!"*
―Anne Weaver and Jemma Simmons[src]
The **HYDRA Uprising**, also known as the **Fall of S.H.I.E.L.D.**, was a major conflict that arose when Steve Rogers revealed HYDRA's existence within S.H.I.E.L.D., which caused the fascist organization to go aboveground.

After World War II, the Strategic Scientific Reserve evolved into S.H.I.E.L.D., but was soon infiltrated by HYDRA operatives, starting with Arnim Zola in Operation Paperclip. For the next several decades, HYDRA grew within S.H.I.E.L.D.'s ranks, manipulating the agency and using its unlimited resources to suit their plans.

In 2014, the infiltration was exposed during Project Insight, and HYDRA, in an effort to save itself, started purging all S.H.I.E.L.D. facilities of non-HYDRA aligned individuals.

After HYDRA's existence was revealed, the War on HYDRA began, as the Avengers and the reformed S.H.I.E.L.D. fought to dismantle HYDRA. In 2016, the United States Armed Forces seemingly destroyed HYDRA, although several high-ranking members survived the attack and went underground.
Deathlok

*"I will only be making amends for my actions."
"Whatever you did, you did it for Ace."
"And what I do now, that will be for him too."*
―Deathlok and Skye[src]**Michael "Mike" Peterson** is a man who was recruited into the Centipede Project as a test subject by Raina, who promised to cure his injuries and enhance his powers through the use of Centipede Serum. When he compromised the secrecy of the project, they decided to eliminate him, but were stopped by S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, led by Phil Coulson. Some time later, Peterson decided to join S.H.I.E.L.D. as a field agent and worked closely with Coulson's Team. Peterson was later recaptured by the Centipede Project, and transformed into a cyborg, as a part of the Project **Deathlok**. He was used by the Clairvoyant to throw people off his trail, including Coulson's team.

Following the downfall of the Centipede Project and the death of John Garrett, Peterson decided to go off on his own seeking redemption for his past crimes as Deathlok. During that period, he was recruited by a resurrected S.H.I.E.L.D. and began working directly for Coulson, in the continued fight against HYDRA. Coulson tasked him with hunting down List, who captured and tortured Peterson and Lincoln Campbell, until he was rescued by members of Coulson's team with the aid of Grant Ward. Deathlok once again left S.H.I.E.L.D. to pursue his mission of protecting innocent lives. He later came to Coulson's aid to close a portal to the Fear Dimension but decided not to rejoin S.H.I.E.L.D.

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Culver University

*"I need you to get to Culver University and put eyes on Dr. Banner. I got word that General Ross is about to make a move on him."*
―Nick Fury to Black Widow[src]**Culver University** is a university situated in Willowdale, Virginia, with another campus in West Virginia. It has extensive resources devoted to scientific research and has been linked to a number of high profile scientists.
Druig

*"I've watched humans destroy each other when I could stop it all in a heartbeat. Do you know what that does to someone after centuries? Could our mission have been a mistake? Are we really helping these people build a better world? We're just like the soldiers down there. Pawns to their leaders. Blinded by loyalty."*
―Druig to Ajak[src]**Druig** is a member of the genetically-engineered Eternals, which came to Earth. He possesses the ability to control minds. Despite developing a close relationship with fellow Eternal Makkari, he grew disillusioned with their mission and chose to leave the Eternals, forming a society of mind-controlled humans. Living in a self imposed exile for centuries, Druig led his secret society, keeping them safe from what he saw as the horrors of the outside world.

When the Eternals reformed in 2021 to stop the Emergence, they traveled to Druig's compound to convince him to join them once again. While he was initially unwilling, the Deviant attack on his people forced him to reconsider, and he reconciled with his old friends. Following their victory, Druig and the remaining Eternals went their separate ways, with Druig joining Makkari and Thena in leaving Earth aboard the *Domo* in order to search for other Eternals across the galaxy. In space, the trio encountered Thanos' brother, Starfox.

1. ↑ *Eternals: The 500 Year War*
D.W.A.R.F.s

*"Just get those D.W.A.R.F.s back online. Otherwise, we're blind down there."
"Well, sir, it might not just be the D.W.A.R.F.s."*
―Phil Coulson and Leo Fitz[src]The **D.W.A.R.F.s** (**Drones Wirelessly Automated to Retrieve Forensics**) are a set of 8 quad-copter robotic drones custom personally designed by Leo Fitz and Jemma Simmons to seek out, analyze and scan forensic evidence at S.H.I.E.L.D. hot-spots.

The drones are controlled from a specially designed tablet from which the operator can control the drones' movements and organize, classify and prioritize the incoming data.

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Collector

*"I present to you, Taneleer Tivan, the Collector!"*
―Carina[src]**Taneleer Tivan** is the head of the Tivan Group, and renowned as the keeper of the largest collection of interstellar fauna, relics and species in the galaxy, operating from the Knowhere port installation, which lead him to being widely known by the moniker of the **Collector**. Through his dealings with Asgardians and the Guardians of the Galaxy, he was in possession of one of the Infinity Stones and was nearly able to obtain a second stone. However, this caused Thanos to attack his museum seeking the Reality Stone.

1. ↑ *Thor: The Dark World*
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Clea

*"You caused an incursion, and we're gonna fix it. Unless you're afraid."*
―Clea to Doctor Strange[src]**Clea** is a sorceress and goddess from the Dark Dimension and the niece of Dormammu, who came to Earth to enlist Doctor Strange's help.

1. ↑ *The Empire Spoiler Special Film Podcast*/*Empire Spoiler Specials*: *Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Interview Special ft. Richie Palmer & Michael Waldron*
Chaste

*"We call ourselves the Chaste. [...] And we're the only reason the Hand hasn't already won the war. We follow the elders of K'un-Lun and the Immortal Iron Fist."*
―Stick[src]The **Chaste** was an ancient organization created to oppose the Hand and stop them from deploying the Black Sky. They were destroyed during an attack on their headquarters.
Dematerialization Box

*"It's the pure conversion of matter to energy in a form that can be absorbed by the human body. The math has existed for a while, but no one's actually done it until now."*
―Victor Stein[src]The **Dematerialization Box**, also known as **Energy Conversion Pod**, is a device designed by Victor Stein from Gibborim technology that converts matter into pure energy. The box was originally used in the PRIDE's human sacrifices in order to restore Jonah.
Curtis Hoyle

*"But Frank, I want a real life. A life that doesn't include me pulling guard duty in my own apartment."*
―Curtis Hoyle to Frank Castle[src]**Curtis "Curt" Hoyle** is a former Navy SARC who had lost his leg during his service. Following a discharge from his military service, Hoyle set up counselling for other veterans suffering with PTSD, including Lewis Wilson. Having found out that his friend, Frank Castle, was alive following the massacre of his family, Hoyle agreed to assist him with returning to the world, only to get drawn into a new conflict as Wilson was influenced by O'Connor and became a terrorist, which led to Hoyle's life being put in danger. Hoyle's connection with Castle led to him being targeted by his former friend, Billy Russo, who had tried to use Hoyle to kill Castle, only for Castle to save Hoyle's life and in return, Hoyle had convinced Castle to come to therapy sessions in order to begin dealing with all his past trauma.

Despite Hoyle attempting to focus on helping people, he was drawn back into conflict when Russo had escaped his police custody and was attempting to remember his forgotten past, while Castle asked for Hoyle's help in tracking him down and killing him. With the help of Dinah Madani, Hoyle focused on protecting Amy Bendix from John Pilgrim, while Castle then targeted Russo. As Hoyle became more involved, he became disgusted by Castle's desires for violence, having witnessed the kidnapping of David Schultz, as well as Hoyle having also killed Phillip during a mission with Castle, much to his horror. Once Hoyle had completed all of his obligations to Castle by helping him to find and execute Russo, Hoyle then decided to turn his back on his former friend for his own peace of mind.

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Earth Angel

*"For my light will shine through another, and cast out the darkness covering the earth and lead you to your destiny, where you will walk as children of the light and shine as brightly as the sky above."*
―Karolina Dean***Earth Angel*** is the twelfth episode of the second season of the television series *Runaways*.

## Synopsis

Victor recruits Chase to intern at PRIDE to prove that they are nothing more than concerned parents, Chase is skeptical. Karolina discovers Frank is holding Leslie at a detention facility and tries to rescue her mom with Nico, Molly, and Vaughn.
Generation Why

*"It's time to stop fantasizing about being Captain Marvel. I wish that you would just focus on you. Your grades. Your family. Your story. I mean, who do you want to be in this world, huh?"*
―Muneeba Khan to Kamala Khan***Generation Why*** is the first episode of the first season of *Ms. Marvel*.

## Synopsis

Kamala Khan attends Avengercon only to discover that she herself might have superpowers.
Fifteen

*"There's no mention in here of any of these names."
"Because they were nobody. No one cared for these kids. Not even enough to file a missing persons report."
"One a year for 15 years."*
―Alex Wilder and Nico Minoru***Fifteen*** is the fourth episode of the first season of the television series *Runaways*.

## Synopsis

The parents try to find a solution to PRIDE’s problem, and the kids grapple with a new discovery that yields more questions than answers.
Framework

The **Framework** is a simulated world created by Leo Fitz as a training program, which was eventually upgraded into a full global virtual reality in 2017 by Holden Radcliffe.

Radcliffe and Aida kidnapped Phil Coulson, Jeffrey Mace, Leo Fitz, and Alphonso Mackenzie, and uploading their minds into the Framework, gave them new lives in the simulation. However, after Aida hijacked the program, the simulation became a world where HYDRA took over, with Fitz and Aida leading the organization. After Daisy Johnson and Jemma Simmons hacked their way in and liberated their friends, Aida deleted the program. Ultimate Vision saved a part of the program, and added many people to it.

The remaining data was found by Deke Shaw, who integrated the technology into a virtual reality video game. In an alternate timeline 2091, the Framework servers were salvaged by Shaw, who built a localized version of the Framework for recreation purposes.
Leap

*"She's taking people over, possessing them."
"So she wasn't on that ship."
"She was in Davis and then she jumped into May and now who knows."*
―Yo-Yo Rodriguez, Alphonso Mackenzie, and Quake***Leap*** is the tenth episode of the sixth season of the television series *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*.

## Synopsis

The party’s over, and now the team must trust each other in order to face impending doom and an enemy that’s closer than they think.
Melina Vostokoff

*"Why does a mouse born in a cage run on that little wheel? Do you know I was cycled through the Red Room four times before you were even born? Those walls are all I know. I was never given a choice."*
―Melina Vostokoff to Natasha Romanoff[src]
**Melina Vostokoff** (Russian: **Мелина Востоков**) is a scientist and a Red Room operative who has been through the Black Widow program four times, as well as the adoptive mother of Natasha Romanoff and Yelena Belova. While working for Dreykov, Vostokoff helped him develop a brainwashing mechanism that he used on Black Widows after Romanoff's defection. After reuniting with Romanoff, Belova, and Alexei Shostakov, Vostokoff joined them in their mission to liberate the Widows and terminate the Red Room once and for all.

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Frigg

*"I am Frigg, queen of the Aesir. And I am your mother, Mallory Keen."*
―Frigg to her daughter in *the Ship of the Dead*.
**Frigg** (sometimes anglicized as **Frigga** in other versions), is a Norse Æsir goddess originally of the Vanir tribe and sister to Njord, and the goddess of prophecy, marriage, motherhood and fertility. She is the wife of Odin and queen of Asgard.
Destruction of the Roxxon Gulf Platform

The **Destruction of the Roxxon Gulf Platform**, dubbed **Roxxon Inferno** by the press, was the accidental destruction of the facility used by the Roxxon Corporation in their attempts to extract Darkforce and Lightforce as energy sources. Due to Roxxon's failure to provide the necessary shielding for the valves, a combination of Darkforce and Lightforce leaked into the rig, causing an overload that transformed nearly all personnel on the platform into Terrors, and ultimately built up to the point of causing a catastrophic explosion.

Engineer Ivan Hess was the only survivor of the explosion on the platform, but spent eight years trapped in a catatonic state where he constantly relived the disaster. Two other individuals in the vicinity of the blast, Tandy Bowen and Tyrone Johnson, gained control over Lightforce and Darkforce respectively. A fourth individual, Andre Deschaine, was also empowered as a result of a suicide attempt that coincided with the blast.

1. ↑ *Cloak & Dagger: 1.10: Colony Collapse*
2. ↑ *Cloak & Dagger: 1.08: Ghost Stories*
Challenge at Mount Carmel

The Challenge at Mount Carmel was an event in which Elijah challenges 450 prophets of *Baal* to a contest at the altar on Mount Carmel to determine whose deity was genuinely in control of the Kingdom of Israel. The challenge was to see which deity could light a sacrifice by fire. After the prophets of Baal had failed, Elijah had water poured upon his sacrifice to saturate the altar. He then prayed. Fire fell and consumed the sacrifice, wood, stones, soil and water, which prompted the Israelite witnesses to proclaim, "The LORD, He is God! The LORD, He is God!"
Flustercluck

*"I'm not the one that dies, kid. I'm the one that does the killing. The thing is, every time I try to be someone different, that's when the wrong people get hurt."
"This is such a total flustercluck."*
―Frank Castle and Amy Bendix***Flustercluck*** is the ninth episode of the second season of the television series *The Punisher*.

## Synopsis

A big bounty inspires New York's worst to pursue the Punisher. A restless Amy seeks help from a fellow grifter. Russo and Krista consider the future.
Germany

**Germany**, officially the **Federal Republic of Germany**, is a federal parliamentary republic in west-central Europe. It consists of sixteen states, and its capital and largest city is Berlin. From 1949 to 1990, the country was divided in two, forming **East Germany** and **West Germany**.

From 1939 to 1945, it was the home to the Nazis and HYDRA until the end of World War II. In 2012, Loki was captured there by the Avengers. In 2016, it was the site of the Clash of the Avengers. In 2022, Falcon and the Winter Soldier fought the Flag Smashers in Germany, and were beaten alongside John Walker and Lemar Hoskins. The former two later freed Zemo from prison.
Muses

Athena, The Horai, the the Charites, Persephone, Hebe, Enyo, Eileithyia, Artemis, Britomartis, Angelos, Aletheia, Pandeia, Herse, Agdistis, Herophile, Thalia Grace (paternal half-sisters)
 Ares, Hermes, Apollo, Dionysus Perseus, Minos, Hercules, Tantalus, Aeacus, Megaros, Lacadaemon, Tityus, Rhadamanthys, Sarpedon, Amphion, Zethus, Dardanos, Iason, Eetion, Epaphus, Demetrius, Akheilos, Caerus (paternal half-brothers)
 Orpheus, Hyacinthus, Rhesus (nephews)
 Marilyn, Lavinia Asimov, The Sirens, Cleophema (nieces)
 Kronos (paternal grandfather/paternal uncle)
 Rhea (paternal grandmother/maternal aunt)
 Ouranos (maternal grandfather/maternal great-grandfather)
 Gaea (maternal grandmother/paternal great-grandmother)

### Appearances

*The Lightning Thief*
 *The Titan's Curse*
*The Last Olympian*
*The Hidden Oracle* (mentioned)
*The Burning Maze* (mentioned)

*"The Nine Muses cranked up the tunes, and I realized the music was whatever you wanted it to be: the gods could listen to classical and the younger demigods heard hip hop or whatever, and it was all on the same sound track. No arguments. No fights to change the radio station. Just requests to crank it up."*
―Percy Jackson listening to the Muses[src]
Calliope, Clio, Erato, Euterpe, Melpomene, Polyhymnia, Terpsichore, Thalia and Urania are the **Muses**, nine goddesses who preside over inspiration, the sciences, the arts, poetry and literature. Their leader is the god Apollo, who lead them in song.
Nano Gauntlet

*"All right, the glove's ready. Question is, who's gonna snap their freakin' fingers?"*
―Rocket Raccoon[src]
The **Nano Gauntlet** was a glove made of nano-technology created by Tony Stark, Bruce Banner, and Rocket Raccoon in 2021. It was designed to contain and allow the user to channel the powers of the Infinity Stones in a manner similar to the Infinity Gauntlet, although the effects of wielding it were far more damaging to the user than the Infinity Gauntlet was.
Joey Gutierrez

*"I'm literally a catastrophic meltdown."*
―Joey Gutierrez[src]**José "Joey" Gutierrez** is an Inhuman who underwent Terrigenesis during the earlier stages of the Inhuman Outbreak. Gutierrez initially struggled to harness his newfound abilities, but with the help of S.H.I.E.L.D., he trained to master his new power and joined the Secret Warriors under Daisy Johnson's leadership. Shortly after being forced to commit murder followed by accusations that he was under Hive's control, Gutierrez decided to leave S.H.I.E.L.D.

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Infinity Stones

The **Infinity Stones**, also known as the **Six Singularities**, were six immensely powerful gem-like objects tied to different aspects of the universe, created by God. Only beings of immense power can directly wield the Stones, such as Celestials, and the Mad Titan Thanos. Lesser beings would face dire consequences: Johann Schmidt was cursed to Vormir to guard the Soul Stone after touching an active Tesseract, Jane Foster became ill after being exposed to the Aether, Carina exploded when she touched the Power Stone; however, these effects can be reduced if a group is sharing the power among themselves. It is also possible to place an Infinity Stone (or multiple) inside a container to allow the user to wield the Stone's power without suffering the normal repercussions. Examples include the Space Stone inside the Tesseract, the Mind Stone inside the Scepter and later in Vision's forehead, the Power Stone inside the Orb and later the Cosmi-Rod, the Time Stone inside the Eye of Agamotto, the Reality Stone as the Aether, and all of the Infinity Stones housed in the Infinity Gauntlet.

When Thanos successfully collected all of them, he used their phenomenal powers to annihilate half of all living creatures in the universe. He later used the stones' power to reduce them to atoms, as to prevent his work from being undone and to keep himself or anyone else from abusing their power.

Three years later, the Avengers traveled back in time to retrieve the stones from alternate timelines in order to resurrect the victims of the Snap. After the Battle of Earth, Captain America returned the stones to their respective timelines.
Ian Quinn

*"Now S.H.I.E.L.D.'s gone down in flames while I rise from the ashes, all charges dismissed and my sterling reputation restored."*
―Ian Quinn[src]**Ian Quinn** was a scientist, an industrialist, and the owner of Quinn Worldwide. He was recruited by the Clairvoyant, and became involved in Project Deathlok. During an encounter with S.H.I.E.L.D., Quinn was arrested after being ordered by the Clairvoyant to shoot Skye in the hopes that it would lead the Clairvoyant to the truth behind the resurrection of Phil Coulson. During the HYDRA Uprising, he assisted HYDRA in developing a synthesized version of GH.325, and was able to retrieve the Gravitonium before deciding to leave HYDRA. Unfortunately, he was betrayed by Raina, who caused him to be absorbed by the Gravitonium the same way Franklin Hall was absorbed. He was finally killed when Quake launched Glenn Talbot into space, killing him and all the inhabitants of the Gravitonium.

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IGH

*"Simpson's doctor works for a private research corporation called IGH. Which is an acronym for nothing. It doesn't exist. No web page, no contact number, nothing."*
―Trish Walker[src]**IGH** was a secret research laboratory and genetic technology clinic involved in covert and illegal human experimentation. Its name is a backronym for **Industrial Garments & Handling**, the cover for the operation.

One of its projects was the employment of genetic editing for medical purposes, which had the side effect of subjects developing superhuman abilities. Another of IGH's side-projects was the development of drugs that increase the user's strength and reflexes, though these had detrimental side effects in the users' minds.
Kasius

*"Life is a fragile thing. We must cultivate the beauty... and prune back the rest."*
―Kasius[src]**Kasius** was the leader of the Kree Watch and overseer of the Lighthouse, ruling over the remains of Earth, decades after its destruction. He had all but enslaved the almost extinct human race to ensure that Inhumans could still be bred and sold for profit. However, Kasius grew tired of ruling over what remained of Earth and its population so he devised his plan to destroy humanity once he had amassed enough of a personal fortune. When Deke Shaw sold Quake to him, he then decided to focus his efforts on reselling her to the highest bidder, inadvertently allowing all of Quake's allies to rescue her, causing a Rebellion. This failure caused Kasius to breakdown, as he killed his own brother and attempting to kill every human. Once all of Kasius' plans failed and Sinara, his closest ally, was also killed, he chose to drink the Odium and battle Alphonso Mackenzie. Kasius eventually lost his final battle and was finally killed by Mackenzie.

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GH.325

*"The drug that healed Skye and brought Coulson back to life."*
―Raina[src]**GH.325** is one of a number of drugs derived from the blood of a Kree corpse code named "G.H.." When administered, the drug causes rapid healing by promoting advanced cellular regeneration, healing severe and fatal wounds, and in some cases can even revive the recently deceased.
Cercyon

Cercyon was the king of Eleusis. He was well known for his cruelty to his daughter, who he buried alive when he realized that she had a child with his father, Poseidon. After that, she was transformed into a stream, Alope. He was also known to wrestle people for the throne, but since he was better, he was able to kill them. He was killed by Theseus.
Jon Favreau

**Jonathan Kolia "Jon" Favreau** directed *Iron Man* and *Iron Man 2*.

He portrayed Happy Hogan in *Iron Man*, *Iron Man 2*, *Iron Man 3*, *Spider-Man: Homecoming*, a deleted scene of *Avengers: Infinity War*, *Avengers: Endgame*, *Spider-Man: Far From Home* and *Spider-Man: No Way Home*.

He voiced multiple alternate two alternate versions of Hogan in the *What If...?* episodes *What If... Zombies!?* and *What If... Killmonger Rescued Tony Stark?*.

He was an executive producer on *Iron Man*, *Iron Man 2*, *The Avengers*, *Iron Man 3*, *Avengers: Age of Ultron*, *Avengers: Infinity War* and *Avengers: Endgame*.

He was interviewed for the documentaries *Marvel Studios: Assembling a Universe*, *Celebrating Marvel's Stan Lee*, and the *Assembled* episode *The Making of Black Widow*.
Massacre at Central Park

*"A good player hides his hand, Frank. We figured if there were enough dead bodies, nobody would really care to look close enough at any given one of 'em. It was a calculated risk."*
―Carson Wolf to Punisher[src]The **Massacre at Central Park** was a mass shooting in Central Park planned by William Rawlins and Ray Schoonover in order to assassinate Frank Castle, making it appear as a sting operation gone wrong organized by Samantha Reyes.

However, Castle survived the massacre, while his wife, son, and daughter were murdered, which forced him to start the crusade to kill every single person involved in the massacre.

1. ↑ *Daredevil: 2.05: Kinbaku*
Lewis Wilson

*"I have acted in defense of our liberty and identity. I have acted for all of us, to do what is right."*
―Lewis Wilson[src]**Lewis Wilson** was a United States Army veteran who found it difficult to re-assimilate into civilian society. In his return to the United States, he began suffering from post traumatic stress disorder, which cost him his career with Anvil. Psychologically conflicted by O'Connor's extremist rhetoric, while he had also misread Curtis Hoyle's attempts to help him, Wilson turned to terrorism, and garnered considerable media attention as the perpetrator of the Bombings of New York City. During an attack on the *Royal Hospitality* amid the election campaign of Stan Ori, Wilson had been confronted by the Punisher, and he finally chose to kill himself in an attempted suicide bombing.

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Mandarin

*"I've had many names throughout my life. The Warrior King, Master Khan, the most dangerous man on Earth. For years, I thought that was all I was meant to be. But when I met their mother, everything changed."*
―Xu Wenwu to Katy Chen[src]**Xu Wenwu** (Mandarin: **徐文武**) was a legendary and nearly mythical figure who rose to power after discovering a set of mythical rings, and founded the army known as the Ten Rings. Wenwu established himself as a powerful warlord who conquered kingdoms over the millennia, the rings' power gifting him immortality. In the modern-day, Wenwu had continued seeking power, finding the ancient city of Ta Lo. He fell in love with Ta Lo's gatekeeper, Ying Li, and fathered Xu Shang-Chi and Xu Xialing. Despite swearing off violence to raise his family, Wenwu eventually reclaimed his rings when Ying Li was murdered at the hands of the Iron Gang. He trained Shang-Chi to be an assassin to avenge his wife's murder. However, Wenwu's two children would grow fearful of their father and eventually abandon him.

In the 21st Century, Wenwu discovered that Aldrich Killian was able to recruit Trevor Slattery to impersonate Wenwu himself, giving him the **Mandarin** moniker, while also appropriating the legend of the Ten Rings. Enraged at Slattery's portrayal of him, Wenwu had him abducted and sentenced to imprisonment for tarnishing his name. Eventually, Wenwu would begin hearing his late wife's voice, urging him to free her from imprisonment in Ta Lo. Wenwu sought out his children to aid him, only for Shang-Chi and Xu Xialing to reject his request, siding with Ying Nan to stop his army. Through his attempts to rescue his wife, Wenwu unintentionally unleashed the Dweller-in-Darkness. Wenwu sacrificed himself to protect Shang-Chi from the Dweller, passing the Ten Rings down to him, before the Dweller then drained his soul from Wenwu's body and killed him.

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High School/Season One

The First Season of High School released in 2019. It takes place immediately after Dark Price, and tells the story of the kids and their families.

## Episode List

* Emmett - gets along with his friends, runs for class president but loses, enjoys quarantine
* Riley - gets along with her friends, decides against popularity, dumps Lucas, hates quarantine
* Maya - gets along with her friends, gets her mojo back, Shawn gets married, gets suspended for sticking up for Smackle, loves quarantine, but her family has to work hard
* Farkle - learns to fight, works with company to combat COVID
* Smackle - dumped by Farkle
* Zay
* Lucas
* Violet
* Isadora
* Duncan
* Klaus
* Sunny
* Quigley
Malachi

*"You and your friends are out of time."*
―Malachi to Jemma Simmons[src]**Malachi** is a Chronicom Hunter and one of the few surviving Chronicoms after the Destruction of Chronyca-2. He served under Atarah with the objective to hunt Leo Fitz to have him create time-travel to undo Chronyca-2's destruction. After they downloaded Fitz and Jemma Simmons's brains, Malachi felt it was necessary to establish a Chronyca-3, but Atarah disagreed. Feeling as though Atarah was a flaw in his plan, he killed her and took command of the remaining Chronicoms. Malachi then led an invasion against S.H.I.E.L.D. in order to take over the Earth and turn it into the new Chronicom planet. However, during a final confrontation, Malachi and his group of Hunters were reprogrammed by the combined powers of Melinda May and Kora, using Sibyl's communication device, to feel empathy and become friendly with S.H.I.E.L.D..

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James Connors

*"Thought the NYPD only hired the best and brightest."*
―James Connors to Brigid O'Reilly[src]**James Connors** was a police detective from the Vice unit of the New Orleans Police Department. He was involved with drug trafficking in New Orleans and held a secret, the guilt for the murder of Billy Johnson, for which he was never wanted for. Connors' involvement in the drug dealing activity in New Orleans was suspected by Brigid O'Reilly, which caused Connors to plot her death while dealing with several encounters with Cloak. Connors was eventually manipulated into confessing his crime by Cloak and O'Reilly, although he was quickly released and attempted to get revenge on them. Although he seemingly managed to kill O'Reilly during the Terror in New Orleans, he was absorbed by Cloak's Darkforce and trapped in the Dark Dimension.

After living in isolation for eight months, he was eventually brought back to Earth where he tried to focus on making up for his past sins, however, he was eventually murdered by Adina Johnson who couldn't deal with the damage Connors has caused to her family.

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Mysterio

*"With our technology, and with E.D.I.T.H., Mysterio will be the greatest hero on Earth! And then everyone will listen!"*
―Mysterio[src]
**Quentin Beck** was a former employee at Stark Industries who became embittered as Tony Stark disregarded his entire life's work, resulting in Beck losing his job. Seeking his retribution, Beck had joined forces with other former Stark employees to create a new superhero named **Mysterio**, using weaponized drones and his hologram technology to create an illusion of his own superpowers, as well as multiple attacks from the fictional Elementals. Knowing that he needed to create world threatening illusions to sell his lies, Mysterio had then gained the trust of Nick Fury in order to get closer to Spider-Man, as he knew that Stark had gifted Spider-Man with access to the technologies he needed. However, as Spider-Man discovered Mysterio's deception, he defeated Beck in London, with Beck's overconfidence resulting in his own death. However, in the moments before his demise, Beck had managed to record a falsified confession that incriminated Spider-Man for the Elemental attacks, exposing his true identity to the world.

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Mobius M. Mobius

*"Someone created the Time-Keepers. They created this whole place. They gave us all purpose. I have to believe they had a reason."
"No, because I've seen the horror waiting for people when they get pruned and there's nothing necessary about that."*
―Ravonna Renslayer and Mobius M. Mobius[src]**Mobius M. Mobius** is a former agent of the Time Variance Authority who specialized in the investigation and analysis of particularly dangerous time criminals. He recruited a variant of Loki to aid in the investigation of fellow Loki variant Sylvie Laufeydottir, who had been attacking the TVA. An uneasy friendship formed between the two until the Loki variants fled to Lamentis-1, after which Mobius was able to capture them. However, learning that he was brainwashed into believing the TVA's lies, Mobius allied with the variants until they were all pruned by Ravonna Renslayer's Minutemen and sent to the Void. Mobius returned to the TVA to confront Renslayer after escaping the Void and witnessed the Sacred Timeline being fractured, branching out into the Multiverse.

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Midland Circle

*"Midland Circle."
"That was the epicenter."
"Of what?"
"Everything."*
―Karen Page, Trish Walker and Malcolm Ducasse[src]**Midland Circle** was a building located in Hell's Kitchen, New York City that was constructed on top of hole the Hand dug in order to harvest dragon fossils, an ingredient necessary for the Resurrection Elixir. The building also served as the headquarters for Midland Circle Financial, a front organization used by the Hand.

The building was destroyed by the combined efforts of Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Iron Fist, Luke Cage, Colleen Wing and Claire Temple in an effort to destroy the Hand for good.
Ego

*"Over thousands of years, I implanted thousands of extensions of myself on thousands of worlds. I need to fulfill life's one true purpose, to grow and spread, covering all that exists, until everything is... me!"*
―Ego to Star-Lord[src]**Ego** was a Celestial, a primordial and powerful being, and the biological father of Peter Quill. A living planet with a humanoid extension of himself, Ego sought to find meaning in his life and, to achieve this end, planned to remake the entire universe via an omnicidal extinction-level event known as the Expansion, using "seeds" planted on various worlds to terraform them into new extensions of himself, thereby eradicating all other life in the universe but himself. This process required two Celestials, however, so Ego traveled across the universe, siring children on humanoid aliens everywhere he went in an attempt to produce a Celestial heir, eventually having thousands to millions of children. Ego hired the Yondu Ravager Clan to abduct and transport some of these offspring to his planet, though none of them proved to have inherited Celestial DNA, at which point Ego killed them.

When Ego heard of a tale involving a man from Earth who held an Infinity Stone in his hand without dying, he realized this man must have been the son he sired with Meredith Quill, whom Udonta failed to deliver. Ego and Quill reunited for the first time in Berhert after saving the Guardians from hundreds of Sovereign fleet drones. Ego proceeded to take Quill and half of the Guardians to his planet to uncover Quill's heritage and obtain the opportunity to be the father Meredith wanted him to be. When Quill happened to successfully inherit the Celestial gene, Ego bonded with his biological son where he did finally proceeded of revealing his true colors, explaining his innate desire of remaking the universe by hypnotizing Quill into a trance to gain compliance. However, when Ego revealed he was responsible for his mother's death, Quill snapped out of his hypnosis and reunited with the Guardians, including Mantis, to kill Ego and thwart the Expansion from continuation, saving trillions of lives.

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Kelly Baxter

**Kelly Baxter** is the child of Lance and Paige Baxter, sister of Emmett and Tara Baxter, and freshman at Lake Ridge High School.

When Emmett was given his powers, Kelly remained oblivious to his heroism, believing he was lying, and "fighting the air." In 2018, in order to stop Leah, Emmett revealed the truth to his sister, who later took leadership of his organization following his supposed death. When he resurfaced months later, she aided him in defeating Sovereign. She was killed in an attack, but her death was undone by her brother, who rewrote time to save everyone who had died.

She attended middle school in Mansfield, but enrolled in Lake Ridge in 2022, joining her brother.
Mary Walker

*"Know what it's like to wake up and not know where you are or where you've been or what you said to whom? Do you know what it's like to wake up hungry because some other part of you didn't bother to eat because she wanted to paint pretty pictures instead? Or what it's like to worry that all your plans will be turned upside down because some asinine part of you is fighting for some pipe dream that she's never…"*
―Walker to Joy Meachum[src]**Mary Walker** is a private investigator, mercenary and former special ops soldier in the United States Army who had been diagnosed with dissociative identity disorder, which manifest mainly into two distinct identities, the naïve **Mary** and the ruthless **Walker**. Walker was recruited by Joy Meachum along with Davos to investigate and capture Danny Rand. However, her Mary persona befriended Rand and insisted upon helping him. Walker's struggles with her identity eventually led her to discovering a third mysterious alter while then also choosing to betray, and attempting to assassinate Davos, who she had deemed to be too dangerous to be allowed to keep living.

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