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Spider-Man: Far From Home

## Marvel Cinematic Universe

*"Stark chose you. He made you an Avenger. I need that. The world needs that. Maybe Stark was wrong. The choice is yours."*
―"Nick Fury" to Spider-Man***Spider-Man: Far From Home*** is a 2019 superhero film, based on the Marvel Comics superhero of the same name. The film is a sequel to *Spider-Man: Homecoming* and *Avengers: Endgame*. It is the twenty-third film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the eleventh and final installment of Phase Three and The Infinity Saga. The film was released in the United States on July 2, 2019, and re-released under the title ***Spider-Man: Far From Home - Extended Cut*** for one week only on August 30, 2019.

The third film in the series, *Spider-Man: No Way Home*, was released on December 17, 2021, while a fourth film is currently in development.

## Synopsis

Peter Parker returns in ***Spider-Man: Far From Home***, the next chapter of the *Spider-Man: Homecoming* series! Our friendly neighborhood Super Hero decides to join his best friends Ned, MJ, and the rest of the gang on a European vacation. However, Peter's plan to leave super heroics behind for a few weeks are quickly scrapped when he begrudgingly agrees to help Nick Fury uncover the mystery of several elemental creature attacks, creating havoc across the continent!

1. ↑ Spider-Man: Far From Home Rumored to Get Director's Cut Re-Release in Movie Theaters
2. ↑ 'Spider-Man: Far From Home' First Official Synopsis Released
Nine Worlds

*"Magnus, I don't know if it helps, but the Nine Worlds aren't really separate planets. They're more like...different dimensions, different layers of reality, all connected by the World Tree."*
―T.J. describing the Nine Worlds to Magnus Chase in[[*The Sword of Summer*.|[src]]]The **Nine Worlds** are the different worlds connected by the World Tree Yggdrasil in Norse Mythology. Since Yggdrasil is centered in Boston, some areas of the Nine Worlds resemble parts of Boston or areas

## Nine Worlds

### Interest

* Nine Worlds:
	+ Asgard
	+ Vanaheim
	+ Alfheim
	+ Midgard
	+ Jotunheim
	+ Nidavellir
	+ Niflheim
	+ Muspellheim
	+ Helheim — the home of Hel and the dishonorable dead.
* Valhalla
* Folkvanger
* Ginnungagap

nearby according to Magnus.

## Worlds

* Asgard — the home of the Aesir.
* Vanaheim — the home of the Vanir.
* Alfheim — the home of the light elves.
* Midgard — the home of the humans.
* Jotunheim — the home of the giants.
* Nidavellir — the home of the dwarves.
* Niflheim — the world of cold.
* Muspellheim — the home of the fire giants and demons.
* Helheim — the home of Hel and the dishonorable dead.

## Other places

* Valhalla — the Hall of the Slain, it spans the Nine Worlds and is home to the Einherjar (honored dead chosen by Odin) and Valkyries.
* Folkvanger — the Field of the Army or the People's Battlefield, home to the honored dead chosen and ruled over by Freya in Vanaheim.
* Ginnungagap — The primordial void; a mist that obscures appearances.
Rosalind Price

*"The laws of nature have changed, and until the laws of men change to reflect that, we can only do what we feel is right."*
―Rosalind Price[src]**Rosalind Price** was the first head of the Advanced Threat Containment Unit, charged by President Matthew Ellis to control the increasing numbers of Inhumans appearing across America. Since her organization was formed as a replacement for the outlawed agency S.H.I.E.L.D., she initially treated Phil Coulson and his agents as enemies, but later accepted them as reluctant allies in the fight against the rogue Inhuman Lash. She continued to build up a rapport with S.H.I.E.L.D., even growing romantically attached to Coulson, until she was tragically assassinated by Grant Ward.

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Sharon Carter

*"You know the whole hero thing is a joke, right? The way you gave up that shield, deep down, you must know it's all hypocrisy."*
―Sharon Carter to Sam Wilson[src]**Sharon Carter** is the great-niece of legendary S.H.I.E.L.D. founder and Director Peggy Carter. Following in her aunt's footsteps, Carter became an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D., codenamed **Agent 13**. Although she never revealed her relation, not wanting to be put under the pressure of living up to any expectations. Under direct orders from Nick Fury, Carter was tasked with going undercover as a nurse, living next to Steve Rogers. When Fury was attacked, she blew her cover to Rogers. After HYDRA was revealed to have been operating within S.H.I.E.L.D., Carter chose to stay loyal to her organization, and fought during the Battle at the Triskelion to protect millions of lives.

In the aftermath of the HYDRA Uprising, Carter left the disbanded S.H.I.E.L.D. and joined the CIA, before being stationed at the Joint Counter Terrorist Centre. When the Vienna International Centre was bombed, Carter returned to the JCTC after giving Rogers information on Bucky Barnes. When Barnes was arrested and brought into the JCTC, Helmut Zemo reactivated his mental programming, causing Carter to try and stop him, to no success. She later assisted Rogers in handing over his team's equipment, which would indirectly spark the devastating Avengers Civil War. Her involvement in helping Rogers would cause Carter to go on the run after being branded an enemy of the state by the US government and isolated from the intelligence community.

Relying on her skills and ingenuity to survive, Carter established herself in Madripoor as the **Power Broker**, who ruled the city's criminal underworld, amassing her wealth during the Snap, in which she was believed to have died. Carter would later reunite with Sam Wilson, Bucky Barnes and Helmut Zemo, assisting them in uncovering the truth about the Flag Smashers. She would later hire the mercenary Georges Batroc as a means to spy on their leader and a former soldier of hers, Karli Morgenthau, before joining Wilson and Barnes in New York City as the Flag Smashers attack the GRC. After Carter killed Morgenthau, Wilson was eventually able to get her pardoned, unintentionally allowing her to secure direct access to government resources for her buyers in Madripoor.

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The Defenders (episode)

*"For whatever it's worth, I'm glad you're here."
"What?"
"The circumstances could be better. I'm just saying, you know, I'm glad we found each other."*
―Daredevil and Jessica Jones***The Defenders*** is the eighth and final episode of the first season of *The Defenders,* as well as the series finale.

## Synopsis

As New York edges closer to disaster, Elektra sees what's beyond the wall, and the Defenders make a last-ditch effort to save the city.
New York Sanctum

*"Nice place in the Village, though."
"Yeah, Sullivan Street."
"Hmm... Bleecker."*
―Bruce Banner and Tony Stark[src]The **New York Sanctum**, also known as the **Sanctum Sanctorum**, is one of the three bases of the Masters of the Mystic Arts, alongside the London Sanctum and the Hong Kong Sanctum. Located on 177A Bleecker Street in Greenwich Village, New York City, it provides mystical defense for Earth and is currently protected by Stephen Strange and Wong.
Soul Stone

*"To ensure that whoever possesses it understands its power, the stone demands a sacrifice."
"Of what?"
"In order to take the stone, you must lose that which you love. A soul... for a soul."*
―Red Skull and Thanos[src]
The **Soul Stone** was one of the six Infinity Stones, the remnant of a singularity that predated the universe, representing the element of soul. Kept on Vormir and under the protection of Red Skull since 1945, the Soul Stone was acquired by Thanos in 2018 after he sacrificed Gamora.

In 2021, the Avengers initiated a Time Heist in order to resurrect the victims of the Snap, with White Knight,Captain America and Black Widow sent back in time to an alternate 2014 to retrieve the Soul Stone from Vormir, where Baxter stayed behind while the others stole the Stone. Following the Battle of Earth, where Iron Man used all six stones to kill Thanos and his army at the cost of his own life, Captain America returned the Soul Stone to the alternate 2014.

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3. ↑ *Hawkeye: 1.05: Ronin*
New World Order

*"The world has been forever changed. A few months ago, billions of people reappeared after five years away, sending the world into turmoil. We need new heroes. Ones suited for the times we're in."*
―Sam Wilson**[src]**

## New World Order

### Director

Kari Skogland

***New World Order*** is the first episode of the first season of *The Falcon and The Winter Soldier*.

## Synopsis

Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes realize that their futures are anything but normal.
The Nexus Event

*"No wonder you have no clue what caused the Nexus event on Lamentis. Both of you are swooning over each other."
"Tell me the truth."
"It's the apocalypse. Two Variants of the same being, especially you, forming this kind of sick, twisted romantic relationship."*
―Mobius M. Mobius and Loki***The Nexus Event*** is the fourth episode of the first season of *Loki*.

## Synopsis

Frayed nerves and paranoia infiltrate the TVA as Mobius and Hunter B-15 search for Loki and Sylvie.
Ray Schoonover

*"It's like a candy store in here. Go ahead. Go ahead. I had to teach you how to hold a gun. Do you remember? Eighteen, and you'd never held a piece before. Come on! They call you the Punisher. Prove it!"*
―Ray Schoonover to Frank Castle[src]**Ray Schoonover** was a Colonel of the United States Marine Corps Force Recon division and secretly a powerful drug lord called the **Blacksmith** who used profits from selling heroin to fund Operation Cerberus under William Rawlins' supervision. When Schoonover and Cerberus's actions were under risk of being uncovered by Frank Castle, he and Rawlins authorized the massacre of Castle's entire family.

When Castle jeopardized Schoonover's drug operations in New York City, Schoonover attempted to frame Castle for the massacre and afterwards ordered a kill order on his former war comrade following his escape from Ryker's Island. When Schoonover attempted to kill Karen Page to cover up his tracks, Castle rescued her and executed Schoonover before stealing his arsenal of weapons to further progress his own vigilante agenda.

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Okoye

*"I am loyal to that throne. No matter who sits upon it."*
―Okoye[src]**Okoye** is the General of the Dora Milaje and the head of Wakandan armed forces and intel. Witnessing T'Challa's coronation, she joins him in tracking down Ulysses Klaue. After Erik Killmonger overthrew T'Challa, Okoye found herself conflicted between her friendship with T'Challa, or her duty to her new king. T'Challa soon returned and Okoye soon joined him in the fight against Killmonger and successfully taking back the throne.

When Thanos and his forces arrived on Earth to forcefully take the Mind Stone from Vision, Okoye soon was forced to defend Wakanda alongside her king and the Avengers. Although they succeeded in killing Thanos' forces when Thanos himself came on Wakanda, Okoye and the other heroes were completely overpowered and unable to stop him from completing the Infinity Gauntlet, though Okoye remained one of the survivors.

In the wake of the Snap, she joined the Avengers, serving under the command of Natasha Romanoff whilst simultaneously leading the Dora Milaje in Wakanda. After the Blip in 2021, which resurrected all the lives claimed by the Snap, she joined T'Challa and the Wakandans to provide aid for the Avengers during the Battle of Earth, killing Corvus Glaive. Following the aftermath of the battle, with the Avengers now defunct, she returned to Wakanda and resumed serving T'Challa.

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Odin (Magnus Chase)

*"I am a seeker of knowledge! This has always been true. I hung from the World Tree for nine days and nights, racked with pain, in order to discover the secret of runes. I stood in line in a blizzard for six days to discover the sorcery of the smartphone."*
―Odin greeting the einherjar in *The Sword of Summer***Odin**, also referred to as the **All-Father**, is the third chief of the Æsir tribe of Norse Gods and one of the most prominent figures in Norse mythology. He is the god of wisdom, poetry, war, death, divination, and magic and the king of Asgard. He is the patron of rulers, wanderers, and outcasts. He was known as Wōden to the Anglo-Saxons and Wōtan to the southern Germanic peoples.
Surtur

*"Tremble before me, Asgard! I am your reckoning!"*
―Surtur[src]**Surtur** was a Fire Demon, lord of Muspelheim, and a significant figure in the prophecy of Ragnarök as the one who would initiate the fall of Asgard. Seeking to prevent this prophecy, Odin defeated Surtur thousands of years ago, taking the source of his power, the Eternal Flame back to Asgard and confining Surtur to Muspelheim, where he remained for over 5,000 years. After Odin went missing following the Second Dark Elf Conflict, a weakened Surtur intended to finally start Ragnarök, only to be defeated and killed by Thor. Despite this, Loki later resurrected him with the Eternal Flame and used him to defeat Hela. Surtur then fulfilled the prophecy of Ragnarök by destroying Asgard along with Hela and himself in the process, unaware that the realm had already been evacuated.

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Ruby Hale

*"I'm the Destroyer of Worlds."*
―Ruby Hale to Hale[src]**Ruby Hale** was the daughter of General Hale, who had been genetically engineered by HYDRA's leader Daniel Whitehall as he had hoped to create the perfect leader for the organization. Ruby's own life long obsessions with becoming infused with their Gravitonium by using the Particle Infusion Chamber with Project Destroyer of Worlds led to her to pushing her body to physical perfection in order to gain the approval of her mother. When nothing Ruby did was seemingly good enough, she had then developed her hatred of Quake, whom she viewed as her competitor, and the one she needed to destroy, to be seen as good enough. Ruby's frustrations eventually led her to joining sides with Werner von Strucker to betray her mother and steal the Gravitonium for herself. However, upon being infused with the Gravitonium, Ruby's body had reacted violently, giving her power while causing her incredible pain. Ruby's rampage was stopped when Yo-Yo Rodriguez killed her, in revenge for Ruby previously slicing off both of her arms during an ambush.

Ruby's body was recovered by Ultimate Vision, who healed her and recruited her for his organization.

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Robin Hinton

*"Do you like animals?"
"Yeah."
"Your dad made this. It's a robin, like you."*
―Daisy Johnson and Robin Hinton[src]**Robin Hinton** is an Inhuman and the daughter of Charles and Polly Hinton. When Hinton went through her own Terrigenesis, she was given the gift of visions, allowing her to see the Earth's destruction and advising Enoch to send the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. to 2091 to try and save the world from the Kree's rule.

Once the agents returned to the past, they sought to protect Hinton's younger self from the plans of General Hale and HYDRA. While in the protection of S.H.I.E.L.D., she encountered Glenn Talbot, who had appeared in her visions. Under the effects of the Faustus programming used on him by Hale, Talbot attempted to abduct her but was stopped from doing so. Later, after Talbot infused himself with Gravitonium and went insane with power, he successfully kidnapped both Hinton and her mother, intending to use her visions to locate more Gravitonium. While Melinda May, Alphonso Mackenzie and Leo Fitz rescued Polly from the Remorath ship, a critical action taken by Quake in battle with Talbot resulted in the alteration of the timeline, preventing the apocalypse Hinton had foreseen from ever taking place.

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Sanctuary II

*"Father wants us back on the ship."*
―Gamora to Nebula[src]***Sanctuary II*** was a massive warship commanded by Thanos that served as his flag ship from which he carried out his life-long mission to eliminate half of all life in the universe.

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Ms. Marvel: 1.01: Generation Why*
2. ↑ ‘Thor: Ragnarok': Marvel Boss Kevin Feige Explains That Mid-Credits Scene
New Avengers Facility

*"Take a look, It's pretty impressive, huh? They just finished remodeling the whole thing."*
―Happy Hogan to Peter Parker[src]The **New Avengers Facility**, also known as the **Avengers Compound**, was a former Stark Industries facility, repurposed into the Avengers' primary base of operations.

After the Avengers Civil War, Tony Stark sold Avengers Tower and moved all Avengers equipment to the facility, and used it as his primary place of residence. It was later annihilated before its ruins were the stage for the last battle against Thanos and his army for the fate of the universe itself.
Snap

### **Result**

50% of all life in the universe is wiped out by the combined power of the six Infinity Stones

### **Casualties**

50% of all life

The **Snap**, also known as the **Blip**, was the moment Thanos snapped his fingers while using the Infinity Gauntlet during the Infinity War and caused the extermination of half of all life in the universe. Wanting to restore balance to the universe, by averting universal resource conflicts due to overpopulation, Thanos embarked on a quest to assemble all six Infinity Stones needed to achieve this goal. In 2018, during the Battle of Wakanda, Thanos activated the completed gauntlet and initiated the Snap, causing a universal genocide which eliminated fifty percent of all life, randomly disintegrating individuals into dust.

The Snap had devastating universal repercussions. On Earth, the Snap led to a five-year period in which the world fell into societal collapse; many countries abandoned national borders and followed a one-world government. Major cities across the world, such as San Francisco and New York City, fell victim to disenfranchisement. In 2021, the victims of the Snap were resurrected by the Avengers, after they went back in time to collect the Infinity Stones.

1. ↑ Marvel's Kevin Feige on the MCU Multiverse, *Far From Home* Post-Credits Scenes and the Future of Spider-Man
Statesman

*"This is the Asgardian refugee vessel* Statesman*."*
―Asgardian Distress Caller[src]The ***Statesman*** was a massive spaceship formerly owned by the Grandmaster. In 2017, it was stolen by Loki and the Sakaaran Rebellion in order to escape Sakaar, and was then used to fly to Asgard and rescue a handful of Asgardians prior to its destruction.

While en route to Earth, the *Statesman* was boarded by Thanos and the Black Order, who slaughtered half of the passengers before destroying the spaceship with the Power Stone.

1. ↑ *Thor: Ragnarok*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *Avengers: Infinity War*
Stick

*"Kid, in war, people die. If it's not you, it's the guy next to you. How many men have you killed protecting this city? You're still afraid to cross that line. Someday, it's gonna come down to you or the other guy. If it's not Fisk, somebody else. What're you gonna do then?"*
―Stick to Matt Murdock[src]**Stick** was a martial arts master and Chaste member. During a war between Chaste and Hand, Stick recruited Elektra, only to abandon her, as she proved too dangerous, and trained Matt Murdock instead. Years later, Stick and Elektra had attempted to recruit Murdock, now working as Daredevil, but Murdock still refused as he instead convinced Elektra to change sides. This caused Stick to then order Elektra's death, leading to him being captured and tortured by the Hand. Stick was saved by his former pupils, and later witnessed Elektra's death by Nobu Yoshioka.

In the final days of the war, Stick had witnessed the Chaste being defeated by Alexandra Reid's forces, and went to the Defenders in the hopes of defeating his enemies once and for all. However, upon learning that the Hand required the powers of the Iron Fist to complete their plans, Stick decided to kill Danny Rand to stop all this from happening. Stick was then stopped, however, when Elektra returned and kidnapped Rand, plunging her blade into Stick's chest and killing him.

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The Mark of Athena

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***The Mark of Athena*** is the third installment in *The Heroes of Olympus* series. It was released on October 2, 2012. The book continues where *The Son of Neptune* left off, beginning shortly after it ended, and is told from the points-of-view of Annabeth Chase, Leo Valdez, Piper McLean, and Percy Jackson.
Sovereign

*"Every citizen is born exactly as designed by the community. Impeccable, both physically and mentally. We control the DNA of our progeny, germinating them in birthing pods."*
―Ayesha[src]The **Sovereign** are a highly advanced, genetically engineered galactic race who live on the collective of planets of the same name.

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Watchdogs

*"The government's keeping secrets. Things we don't know until cities fall out of the sky. The Avengers? More like them every day. Protected. Hidden. Not anymore! We want this information released, a list of who they are, where they are or you will have war on your hands. We are the Watchdogs. You will obey."*
―Watchdog Alpha[src]The **Watchdogs** is a terrorist organization based in the United States. They are a radical hate group whose activities target people with enhanced abilities, including the Avengers and Inhumans. Their leader, the former S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Felix Blake, developed the Watchdogs' ideology after he was paralyzed from the waist down by Deathlok, a cybernetic assassin working for HYDRA. The organization would later be taken over by the Superior, who continued their mission to wipe out the Inhumans, blaming Phil Coulson for their arrival on Earth, until he and the Watchdogs were defeated by S.H.I.E.L.D..
Thalia Grace

*"You want some, Seaweed Brain?!"*
―Thalia to Percy after the two get into a fight in The Titan's Curse.
**Thalia Grace** is a Greek demigod, the daughter of Zeus and the mortal Beryl Grace, and the older sister of Roman demigod Jason Grace. After she was mortally wounded by attacking monsters, she was transformed into a pine tree on Half-Blood Hill, which still stands as the official border for Camp Half-Blood to this day. She was later resurrected by the Golden Fleece under the manipulations of Kronos in an attempt to control the Great Prophecy. She is currently the lieutenant of the Hunters of Artemis, leading them in the absence of the goddess after accepting Artemis' offer following a failed attempt by Kronos to use Thalia to destroy the gods.
Quicksilver

*"You didn't see that coming?"*
―Quicksilver to Hawkeye[src]**Pietro Maximoff** was a native of Sokovia who grew up with his fraternal twin sister, Wanda. After losing their parents to a bombing caused by the United States Air Force using Stark Industries weapons, Pietro and Wanda developed a hatred for the United States and Tony Stark. Embroiled in constant war and strife, Sokovia became the base of operations for Baron Strucker's HYDRA cell, who recruited Pietro and Wanda as volunteers for experiments regarding the Scepter. After being exposed to the Mind Stone within the Scepter, Pietro acquired the ability to move at superhuman speeds and was dubbed **Quicksilver**.

Following the Avengers' attack on the HYDRA Research Base, the twins joined Ultron to continue their quest for revenge on Stark over his weapons killing their family, but eventually switched sides and helped the Avengers when they discovered Ultron's true intentions. Pietro then joined the Avengers and fought in the Battle of Sokovia but sacrificed his own life to protect Hawkeye and Costel, much to his sister's grief. Pietro's sacrifice was not in vain, as the Avengers destroyed Ultron and stopped him from enacting his cataclysmic extinction-level plan.

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Priya

*"The fool who lost his birthright to an outsider. I thought I had raised a champion. I was mistaken. I now must wear that shame."*
―Priya to Davos[src]**Priya** is a member of the Order of the Crane Mother who oversaw the fight between Danny Rand and her son Davos to determine who would face the dragon Shou-Lao.
Ravonna Renslayer

*"Someone created the Time-Keepers. They created this whole place. They gave us all purpose. I have to believe they had a reason."*
―Ravonna Renslayer to Mobius M. Mobius[src]**Ravonna Lexus Renslayer**, born **Rebecca Tourminet**, was captured by He Who Remains and turned into the Time Variance Authority operative, known as **Hunter A-23**. During one mission as a Hunter, she was assigned with capturing Sylvie Laufeydottir, although she managed to escape and became a fugitive. After eons of service at the TVA, during which she formed a close friendship with Mobius M. Mobius, she was promoted to preside as a judge. Working for the TVA, Renslayer sentenced a Loki variant who breached the Sacred Timeline to be pruned. However, Mobius convinced her to get Loki as the TVA's consultant to hunt down Sylvie, although the case started to unravel the truth behind the TVA. Renslayer pushed to protect the TVA, even turning against Mobius, sending both him and Loki to the Void. When Mobius came back and tried to bring the TVA down, Renslayer stopped him and left to search for her own free will.

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Spirit of Vengeance

*"You don't get to decide who deserves to die!"
"I'm not the one who decides."*
―Daisy Johnson and Robbie Reyes[src]The **Spirit of Vengeance**, also called **Ghost Rider**, is an extremely powerful, inter-dimensional demon that bonds with individuals who bear desperation and a desire for vengeance, changing them into a Ghost Rider.

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Taskmaster

*"She watches everything and she can do it. She's a perfect mimic. And she fights just like all of your friends."*
―Dreykov to Natasha Romanoff[src]**Antonia Dreykov** (Russian: **Антония Дрейкова**), is the daughter of General Dreykov. After having been gravely injured during an assassination attempt on her father, Antonia had her mind and body controlled by a chip, which imbued her with uncanny photographic reflexes that allow her to mimic the fighting techniques of other individuals, turning her into **Taskmaster**. Becoming the Red Room's commander, Taskmaster had been ordered by her father to track down Yelena Belova, who had taken their Red Dust and could free the other Black Widows. This put Taskmaster on a collision course with the person who nearly killed her years earlier, Natasha Romanoff. However, as Romanoff had successfully killed Dreykov and destroyed the Red Room Academy, Taskmaster was exposed to the Red Dust, freeing her mind from Dreykov's control and allowing her to then escape in order to rebuild her life.

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3. ↑ D23 Expo 2022: Marvel Studios' 'Thunderbolts’ Casting Announced
Thanos/Cosmic Time Heist

## Thanos

*"I thought by eliminating half of life, the other half would thrive. But you've shown me that's impossible. And as long as there are those that remember what was, there will always be those that are unable to accept what can be. They will resist."*
―Thanos to the Avengers[src]**Thanos** was a genocidal warlord from Titan, whose main objective was to bring stability to the universe, as he believed its massive population would inevitably use up the universe's entire supply of resources and perish. To complete this goal, Thanos set about hunting down all the Infinity Stones, as the combined efforts might wipe out half the universe, being aided by the Black Order, composed of his adopted children. However, the arrival of time-traveling Avengers from 2021 alerted him about the events of the Infinity War and how it would end. By capturing Nebula, he managed to use reverse-engineered technology to venture to the future and lay siege on the Avengers, as he had just decided to instead wipe out the entire universe and replace it out of revenge for their efforts to stop him. However, Thanos had been just too late to stop the victims of the Snap from being resurrected as thousands of heroes returned to stop him. Despite all of Thanos' best efforts, he was unable to claim victory as Tony Stark used the Infinity Stones to eliminate the Chitauri, Outriders and Thanos himself, finally ending his reign.

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5. ↑ Avengers: Endgame Director on What Thanos' Blade Is Made Out Of
6. ↑ Here’s why ‘Infinity War’s’ Thanos is the most compelling Marvel film villain yet
R. Giyera

*"We see such great potential for humanity. Those who are worthy will inherit a better world."*
―Giyera to Alphonso Mackenzie[src]**R. Giyera** was a HYDRA operative whose Inhuman abilities of telekinesis were unlocked through HYDRA's experiments with the Terrigen Mist. He became the head of security for Endotex Labs, working directly under Gideon Malick to ensure no one learned of their true intentions for the Inhumans they were rounding up. He stood by Malick's side as they attempted to complete HYDRA's greatest mission: to return the Inhuman Hive to Earth from Maveth, killing anyone who got in their way. However, Giyera soon became infected by Hive's parasites, causing him to become more loyal to Hive than to Malick, despite still working for HYDRA. While helping Hive complete his plan to transform the Earth's population into Primitives, Giyera was outwitted and killed by Leo Fitz.

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Odin

*"I have sacrificed much to achieve peace. So, too, must a new generation sacrifice to maintain that peace. Responsibility, duty, honor. These are not merely virtues to which we must aspire. They are essential to every soldier and to every king."*
―Odin[src]**Odin Borson** was the former King of Asgard, son of Bor, husband of Frigga, father of Hela and Thor, the adoptive father of Loki, and the former protector of the Nine Realms. During the ancient times, he was worshiped as the god of wisdom by the inhabitants of Earth. Once the greatest warrior in all the Nine Realms, over the centuries he learned how to appreciate peace, eventually banishing his own daughter to Hel when she attempted to subjugate the entire universe. When Thor almost provoked a new war with the Frost Giants of Jotunheim, Odin stripped him of his powers and exiled him to Earth, leaving Loki to take the throne. Around this time, Odin unexpectedly fell into the Odinsleep, and when Thor had returned and saved the Frost Giants from extinction at the hands of Loki, who seemingly lost his life during the conflict, Odin realized that Thor had proven that he would be worthy enough to take the throne of Asgard.

Loki survived his fall into the abyss and was captured by Thor after causing the Chitauri Invasion of Earth, causing Odin to sentence him to life in prison. When Odin's own wife Frigga was killed at the hands of the Dark Elves' leader Malekith, Odin vowed revenge on them, no matter the cost, putting him at odds with his son. After faking his death, Loki cast a spell on Odin, banishing him to New York City while masquerading as Odin and ruling Asgard himself. While he had eventually recovered from the spell placed on him by Loki, Odin chose to remain in exile in Norway and would ultimately reach the end of his extremely long life. After an emotional farewell to his sons, Odin finally went to Valhalla. His spirit, however, would remain with Thor and all Asgardians to impart wisdom and help them on their future journeys.

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Trevor Slattery

*"It's a show people want and I gave them a good one. It's not the Mandarin they'll remember, it's the name, Trevor Slattery."*
―Trevor Slattery to Jackson Norriss[src]**Trevor Slattery** is an actor who, having struggled with his career, and suffering from drug addictions and various other legal problems, was then approached by Aldrich Killian to pose as the **Mandarin**. Taking up responsibility for all of the widespread accidents, caused by Killian's experiments and framing them as bombings, the Mandarin persona presented Slattery as the actual leader of the Ten Rings, becoming the world's most feared terrorist. However, Slattery's role was discovered by Tony Stark, who had Slattery arrested and then sent into Seagate Penitentiary. During his imprisonment, Slattery took advantage of his newly found fame, allowing Jackson Norriss to film and produce a documentary about his life, only to learn Norriss worked for Xu Wenwu, the true Mandarin, who had then proceeded to kidnap Slattery.

Slattery managed to avoid Wenwu's wrath by using his acting skills to entertain the Ten Rings, being allowed to survive in exchange for him becoming Wenwu's court jester, leading him to live in isolation for many years, with only a Dijiang named Morris as his companion. Eventually, Slattery met Wenwu's children, Shang-Chi and Xu Xialing, along with their friend Katy Chen, who were also sent to be locked up. Slattery accompanied his new party, as they all escaped from the Ten Rings Headquarters, serving as Morris' translator as he guided them into his home realm of Ta Lo. When Wenwu and the Ten Rings followed them into the dimension, Slattery participated in their subsequent battle and survived the Dweller-in-Darkness' attack. Following the memorial, Slattery chose to remain within Ta Lo to be with Morris.

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Rhea

Oceanus, Hyperion, Iapetus, Krios, Koios, Arges, Brontes, Steropes, Cottus, Gyges, Briares (brothers)
 Theia, Themis, Tethys, Mnemosyne, Phoebe (sisters)
 Aphrodite (paternal half-sister)
 Typhon (maternal half-brother)
 Tartarus, Pontos (uncles)Nyx (aunt)
 Kronos (brother/husband)
 Hades, Poseidon, Zeus (sons)
 Hestia, Demeter, Hera (daughters)
 Chiron (stepson)
 Ares, Hermes, Apollo, Dionysus, Perseus, Minos, Hercules, Tantalus, Aeacus, Megaros, Lacadaemon, Tityus, Rhadamanthys, Sarpedon, Amphion, Zethus, Dardanos, Iason, Eetion, Epaphus, Demetrius, Akheilos, Caerus, Procrustes, Polyphemus, Triton, Arion, Antaeus, Pegasus, Chrysaor, Chrysomallus, Cercyon, Sciron, Theseus, Bellerophon, Neleus, Halirrhothius, Percy Jackson, Tyson, Lynkos, Nico di Angelo, Ploutos, Eubouleus, Lityerses, Eli Whitney II (grandsons)
 Athena, The Horai, the Moirai, the Muses, the Charites, Persephone, Hebe, Enyo, Eileithyia, Artemis, Britomartis, Angelos, Aletheia, Pandeia, Herse, Agdistis, Herophile, Thalia Grace, Rhode, Kymopoleia, Despoina, Charybdis, Bianca di Angelo (granddaughters)
 Several Cyclopes, Demeter's Cabin members (grandchildren)

### Appearances

*The Lightning Thief* (mentioned)
 *The Mark of Athena* (mentioned)
 *Percy Jackson's Greek Gods*
 *The Demigod Diaries* (mentioned)
 *The Hidden Oracle*

*"Was that last week or last millennium? I've lost track."*
―Rhea to Apollo in *The Hidden Oracle*.
**Rhea** is the Titan goddess of fertility, motherhood, comfort, ease and protection. She was the sister-wife of the Titan King Kronos and mother of the six Elder Olympian gods (Hestia, Demeter, Hera, Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades). Her Roman form is **Ops**.
Ten Rings

**Ten Rings** may refer to:

## Organizations

* **Ten Rings** - A terrorist organization formerly led by Xu Wenwu, also known as the Mandarin.
	+ **Ten Rings** - Alternate versions of the Ten Rings.

## Items

* **Ten Rings** - The set of ten rings originally used by Xu Wenwu.

## Media

* ***The Ten Rings*** - The thirteenth episode of the first season of the docuseries *Legends*.
* *Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings* - A movie about Xu Wenwu, Ten Rings, and the Ten Rings.
STRIKE

*"STRIKE, you heard the Cap! Gear up!"*
―Brock Rumlow[src]**STRIKE** (**S**pecial **T**actical **R**eserve for **I**nternational **K**ey **E**mergencies) is a counter-terrorist Special Mission Unit of S.H.I.E.L.D.. Originally led by Brock Rumlow during Nick Fury's directorship, the unit included several of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s best agents. However, at the same time most members of the team were actually undercover HYDRA operatives whose true allegiance was revealed during the HYDRA Uprising which led to the disbandment of the team.

Additionally, there was a separate unit, codenamed STRIKE Team: Delta, which consisted of specialist S.H.I.E.L.D. agents Clint Barton and Natasha Romanoff. The two were the exception to being secretly HYDRA, but the unit was disbanded when they became members of the Avengers before the fall of S.H.I.E.L.D..

STRIKE was reformed a few years later during the directorship of Jeffrey Mace, this time led by Melinda May. Following the assassination attempt on Glenn Talbot by the Life-Model Decoys, S.H.I.E.L.D., and STRIKE with it, were shut down, only to be once again reformed during Alphonso Mackenzie's directorship.
The Battle of the Labyrinth

***The Battle of the Labyrinth*** is the fourth book of the *Percy Jackson and the Olympians* series written by Rick Riordan.

The story tells of Annabeth Chase as she leads her friends in a quest to find the inventor of the infamous Labyrinth when they discover its role in a dark plot against the camp by Kronos' Army.
Paige Baxter

**Paige Baxter** is the child of Paul and Irene Sadler, sister of Cash, Holden, and Jake Sadler, wife of Lance Baxter, and mother to Emmett, Kelly, and Tara Baxter. She is a teacher at Martinez STEM School.

When Emmett was given his powers, Paige 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 Kelly, who later took leadership of his organization following his supposed death. When he resurfaced months later, Paige became a target of both his variant and the military. She survived attacks against her, but her past was altered by her son, who rewrote time to save everyone who had died and protect his universe.

She taught at Spencer Elementary, before moving to Martinez as a founding teacher.
Quest for the Orb

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## Casualties

The **Quest for the Orb** was a conflict centered around the possession of the Orb, an artifact which had housed the Power Stone. Desired by multiple parties, the galaxy-wide search escalated into a four-sided conflict between the Guardians of the Galaxy and the Tivan Group, the Yondu Ravager Clan, the Nova Corps, and the army of Sakaaran soldiers led by Kree radical Ronan the Accuser, who was working for Thanos.

The quest came to a peak on Knowhere, where the Guardians had attempted to sell the Orb to the Collector until Ronan's forces attacked and recovered the Orb. Upon learning the Orb was housing an Infinity Stone, Ronan betrayed Thanos to launch a full-scale invasion on the Xandarian homeworld, but was defeated by the Guardians. The Orb was handed into the custody of the Nova Corps, ending the immediate quest.

Thanos' quest for the Orb came to its ultimate conclusion four years later, when he attacked Xandar and retrieved the Orb.
The Incredible Hulk

## Marvel Cinematic Universe

*"Maybe your mind is in there. It's just overcharged and can't process what's happening."
"I don't want to control it. I want to get rid of it."*
―Betty Ross and Bruce Banner***The Incredible Hulk*** is a 2008 superhero film, based on the Marvel Comics superhero of the same name. A reboot of the *Hulk* franchise, it is the second film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the second installment of Phase One. The film was released on June 13, 2008.

The film is directed by Louis Leterrier and stars Edward Norton as Bruce Banner/Hulk, Liv Tyler as Betty Ross, Tim Roth as Emil Blonsky/Abomination, Tim Blake Nelson as Samuel Sterns, Ty Burrell as Leonard Samson, and William Hurt as Thaddeus Ross.
Rand Enterprises

*"I wish you'd take things like this more seriously, so that I don't see my company destroyed."
"So it's your company now?"
"It's always been my company."*
―Harold Meachum and Ward Meachum[src]**Rand Enterprises** is an international corporation of humanitarian aid, headquartered in New York City. Founded by Wendell Rand and Harold Meachum, the company flourished under their leadership. In 2001, Meachum engineered an airplane accident which claimed the lives of Rand and his wife, and led to their son Danny Rand being declared legally dead; with Rand's death, the company subsequently fell under the sole leadership of Meachum.

In 2004, Meachum died of cancer and his son Ward Meachum and daughter Joy Meachum officially took over, although Harold, who had been resurrected by the Hand, continued to lead the company from the shadows. After Danny Rand returned to New York in 2016, he was granted his rightful position as majority shareholder, although his decision to prioritize morality over profits caused the board to terminate his employment, firing Ward and Joy as well.

Following the assassination of board member Lawrence Wilkins, slated to be the company's new leader, Rand Enterprises had the three reinstated in order to salvage their public image. After the death of Bakuto, Harold decided to reveal his existence in order to officially reclaim the title of CEO; however, Ward killed his father in order to save Rand's life. Danny Rand subsequently stepped down from an active role in the company to continue his crusade as the Iron Fist, while Ward took over the company again.
Nobu Yoshioka

*"Wait... you're dead!"
"There is no such thing."*
―Daredevil and Nobu Yoshioka[src]**Nobu Yoshioka** (Kanji: **吉岡信**) was a high-ranking member of the Hand who worked with Wilson Fisk on behalf of Murakami, sharing in the profits of their criminal activities. While Fisk's criminal empire was threatened by Daredevil, Yoshioka had taken it upon himself to kill the vigilante. During his battle with Daredevil, Yoshioka almost had victory against his enemy, before he was outwitted and burned alive. Yoshioka was then resurrected a few months later, and he then attacked New York City with all of his loyal Hand followers. With them, Yoshioka attempted to convince Elektra to join the Hand and embrace her destiny as the Black Sky. When that scheme failed, Yoshioka attempted to destroy Daredevil, but Elektra then sacrificed herself for Daredevil, and she was killed by Yoshioka. During his final battle, Yoshioka was ultimately defeated by Daredevil and killed by Stick, who had finally decapitated Yoshioka.

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Spider-Man: Homecoming

## Marvel Cinematic Universe

*"Can't you just be a friendly... neighborhood Spider-Man?"
"But I'm ready for more than that now!"*
―Iron Man and Spider-Man***Spider-Man: Homecoming*** is a 2017 superhero film, based on the Marvel Comics superhero of the same name. A reboot of the *Spider-Man* franchise, the film is a sequel to *Captain America: Civil War*. It is the sixteenth film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the fourth installment of Phase Three. The film was released on July 5, 2017, internationally and on July 7, 2017, in the United States.

The film is directed by Jon Watts and stars Tom Holland as Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Michael Keaton as Adrian Toomes/Vulture, Jon Favreau as Happy Hogan, Gwyneth Paltrow as Pepper Potts, Zendaya as Michelle Jones, Donald Glover as Aaron Davis, Jacob Batalon as Ned Leeds, Laura Harrier as Liz Toomes, Tony Revolori as Flash Thompson, Bokeem Woodbine as Herman Schultz/Shocker, Tyne Daly as Anne Marie Hoag, with Marisa Tomei as May Parker, and Robert Downey, Jr. as Tony Stark/Iron Man.The film spawned two sequels: *Spider-Man: Far From Home* in 2019 and *Spider-Man: No Way Home* in 2021, while a fourth film is currently in development.

## Synopsis

A young Peter Parker/Spider-Man, who made his sensational debut in *Captain America: Civil War*, begins to navigate his newfound identity as the web-slinging superhero in ***Spider-Man: Homecoming***. Thrilled by his experience with the Avengers, Peter returns home, where he lives with his Aunt May, under the watchful eye of his new mentor Tony Stark. Peter tries to fall back into his normal daily routine – distracted by thoughts of proving himself to be more than just your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man – but when the Vulture emerges as a new villain, everything that Peter holds most important will be threatened.