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Horned Helmet

The Horned Helmet was the helmet Loki wore during his time as Asgardian royalty and his crusades. Its horns are an Asgardian symbol for the sorcery he wields. Other variants of Loki also have their own helmet with different shape.

## Contents

* History
* Worn by Loki
* Asgardian Royalty
* Chitauri Invasion
* Battle of the Rainbow Bridge
* Alternate Universe Versions
* Worn by Variants
* Helmets
* Worn by Loki
* Worn by Loki Variants
* Appearances
* References

## History

### Worn by Loki

#### Asgardian Royalty

As a member of Asgard Royalty, Loki came to wear a horned helmet, similar to the likes of the helmets worn by his brother Thor, and father Odin.

#### Chitauri Invasion

In 2012, Loki wore his helmet outside in Stuttgart, Germany when he used the Scepter and began talk down to the civilians. The helmet remained donned for much of the Battle of New York, but came off during his conflict against Thor. Following his beat down at the hands of the Hulk, and the Avengers victory against the Chitauri, Loki was captured, and his horned helmet was lost.

#### Battle of the Rainbow Bridge

In 2017, Loki came to aid the Asgardians aboard the Statesman. He was adorned in a new, smaller horned helmet. Loki wore the helmet during the battle against the forces of his adoptive sister Hela. During the clash against the Berserkers, Loki removed his helmet to use as a melee weapon, striking down foes with it. During the battle, he was disarmed of the helmet. It was left behind and was destroyed when Surtur caused Ragnarök.

### Alternate Universe Versions

#### Worn by Variants

Variants of Loki wore their own versions of the horned helmet. Sylvie Laufeydottir wore a smaller version, more akin to a tiara, which she obtained sometime after her escape from the Time Variance Authority, and wore during her life among apocalyptic events, at one point losing a horn. Sylvie wore the helmet during her initial encounters with Loki at Roxxcart and on Lamentis. Much like her original timeline self had done on the Rainbow Bridge, Sylvie removed her helmet during a fight on a train on Lamentis, using it as a weapon to still guards. However, during the fight she lost it, and it was presumably destroyed with the rest of the planet.

The Loki Variants of the Void also had their own helmets. Classic Loki, Kid Loki, Alligator Loki, President Loki and several of his henchmen all had varying versions of the helmet. As well as them, other Loki Variants in the TVA logs were shown to have helmets, such as Brute Loki, Glamshades Loki, and Viking Loki.

## Helmets

### Worn by Loki

Loki's first helmet

Loki's second helmet

Loki's third helmet

### Worn by Loki Variants

Sylvie's helmet

Classic Loki's helmet

Kid Loki's winged crown

Alligator Loki's helmet

President Loki's helmet

## References

The Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki has a collection of images and media related to Horned Helmet.

1. ↑ *Marvel Studios Visual Dictionary*
2. ↑ *Thor*
3. ↑ *The Avengers*
4. ↑ *Thor: Ragnarok*
5. ↑ *Loki: 1.03: Lamentis*
6. ↑ *Loki: 1.05: Journey Into Mystery*
Thanos/Age of Ultron

Thanos was a genocidal warlord from Titan, whose main objective was to bring stability to the universe by wiping out half of all life at every level. During his quest to obtain the Infinity Stones, Thanos arrived on Earth to retrieve the Mind Stone, only to be killed by Ultron who took the Stones for himself and embarked on a galaxy-wide genocidal campaign.

## Contents

* Biography
* Confronting Ultron
* Powers and Abilities
* Powers
* Abilities
* Equipment
* Relationships
* Family
* Enemies
* Trivia
* Gallery
* References
* External Links

## Biography

### Confronting Ultron

In an attempt to achieve balance in the universe by wiping out half of all life, Thanos sought to obtain the Infinity Stones and succeeded in obtaining the Power Stone, the Reality Stone, the Space Stone, the Time Stone, and the Soul Stone. Thanos then opened a wormhole to Earth to obtain the Mind Stone but witnessed the Earth being ruined by Ultron. Fascinated by the Infinity Stones, Ultron effortlessly killed Thanos by cutting his body in half with the Mind Stone and obtained all the Stones for himself which turned him into a cosmic being.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Titan Physiology**: *To be added*
	+ **Superhuman Strength**: *To be added*
	+ **Superhuman Durability**: *To be added*
	+ **Superhuman Speed**: *To be added*
	+ **Superhuman Agility**: *To be added*
	+ **Superhuman Stamina**: *To be added*
	+ **Superhuman Reflexes**: *To be added*
	+ **Regenerative Healing Factor**: *To be added*
	+ **Longevity**: *To be added*

### Abilities

* **Genius-Level Intellect**: *To be added*
* **Master Tactician**: *To be added*
* **Master Combatant**: *To be added*

## Equipment

* **Infinity Gauntlet**: *To be added*
	+ **Power Stone**: *To be added*
	+ **Space Stone**: *To be added*
	+ **Reality Stone**: *To be added*
	+ **Time Stone**: *To be added*
	+ **Soul Stone**: *To be added*

## Trivia

* Thanos was split completely in half by Ultron with the Mind Stone; "perfectly balanced" as his primary counterpart previously emphasized.

## References

1. ↑ *What If...?: 1.08: What If... Ultron Won?*

## External Links

* Thanos on Marvel Database
* Thanos on Wikipedia
Time Stone (Time Heist 2012)

The Time Stone is one of the six Infinity Stones.

## Contents

* History
* Avengers: Endgame
* Capabilities
* Appearances
* Trivia
* Gallery
* Avengers: Endgame

## History

### *Avengers: Endgame*

Five years after the Decimation, the Avengers traveled back in time using the Quantum Realm to retrieve the Infinity Stones from the past to bring everyone back in their present. During the Battle of New York in 2012, Bruce Banner visited the New York Sanctum in search of Stephen Strange and the Time Stone. Instead, he found the Ancient One who refused to give Bruce the Time Stone as removing the Stone from her timeline would potentially doom all of that reality. After Bruce revealed that Strange gave the Time Stone to Thanos willingly, the Ancient One handed it over, believing that Strange must have had a reason to do so.

Using all of the recovered Infinity Stones, Bruce was able to restore everyone who had been disintegrated by Thanos. During the final battle with the 2014 Thanos, Thanos got the Stones and attempted to use them to destroy all life in the universe and then remake it. However, Tony Stark stole them back and used them to destroy Thanos and his army at the cost of his own life.

After Thanos' defeat, the Time Stone was returned to 2012 by Steve Rogers, who kept Banner's promise to the Ancient One to return the Stones to their original times.

## Appearances

* Marvel Cinematic Universe (1 film)
	+ *Avengers: Endgame* (First appearance)
Fimbuldraugr

Fimbuldraugr was an Asgardian rapier and Fandral's weapon of choice.

## Contents

* History
* Capabilities
* Trivia
* References
* External Links

## History

In battle, Fimbuldraugr was Fandral's weapon of choice. Having always been a brilliant swordsman, Fandral used his rapier in a swashbuckling manner, usually displaying swift and agile behavior when in battle. Fandral used his rapier in the brief bout against the Frost Giants on Jotunheim, then again against the Destroyer on Earth.

Fandral took part in the battle against the Marauders across the Nine Realms, once again armed with his rapier.

Fandral attempted to attack Hela with his rapier upon her arrival in Asgard, although he was unable to make contact before his death. Fimbuldraugr, along with Fandral's body, was presumably left in Himinbjorg and destroyed by Surtur along with the rest of Asgard after the Battle of the Rainbow Bridge.

## Trivia

* In a deleted scene, Fandral used his sword to make a Double entendre.

## References

The Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki has a collection of images and media related to Fimbuldraugr.

1. ↑ *Thor*
2. ↑ *Thor: The Dark World*
3. ↑ *Thor: Ragnarok*
A Key Event

The Battle of New York, also known as the Attack on New York, the Attack on Midtown Manhattan, the Manhattan Crisis and the Incident, was a major and decisive battle during the Chitauri Invasion in Manhattan, New York City, in which the Avengers were able to defeat Loki and his Chitauri army, and thwart his plans of subjugating Earth.

According to Loki's plan, the Battle of New York was to be the first of many attacks in his quest to subjugate Earth, but the actions of the Avengers stemmed the invasion before it could spread. The Incident is considered a monumental event in human history, and publicly confirmed the existence of extraterrestrials to Earth's citizens.
Brandrheid Undrsigr

Brandrheid Undrsigr is an Asgardian battleaxe and Volstagg's weapon of choice.

## Contents

* History
* Capabilities
* Trivia
* References
* External Links

## History

In battle, Volstagg's weapon of choice was usually an Asgardian battleaxe. Being a man of brute strength, Volstagg preferred weapons of force rather than agility in contrast with his companions.

He used his axe in the brief bout against the Frost Giants on Jotunheim, then again against the Destroyer on Earth.

Volstagg took part in the battle against the Marauders across the Nine Realms, armed with his axe.

Volstagg armed himself with his axe as Hela invaded Asgard through the Bifrost Bridge, being the first line of defense along with Fandral. However, he was unable to use the axe in any meaningful capacity, as he was crippled and killed nearly instantly. Brandrheid Undrsigr, along with Volstagg's body, was presumably left in Himinbjorg and destroyed by Surtur along with the rest of Asgard after the Battle of the Rainbow Bridge.

## References

The Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki has a collection of images and media related to Brandrheid Undrsigr.

1. ↑ *Thor*
2. ↑ *Thor: The Dark World*
3. ↑ *Thor: Ragnarok*
Hawkeye/New York Time Heist

Agent Clinton Francis "Clint" Barton, codenamed Hawkeye, is a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent and a member of the Avengers.

## Contents

* Biography
* Abilities
* Equipment
* Relationships
* Allies
* Enemies
* References
* External Links

## Abilities

* **Master Marksman**: *To be added*
* **Master Martial Artist**: *To be added*
* **Master Spy**: *To be added*

## Relationships

	+ Alexander Pierce - Superior
	+ Nick Fury - Director
	+ Phil Coulson †
	+ Jasper Sitwell
	+ STRIKE
		- Brock Rumlow
		- Jack Rollins
* Avengers - Teammates
	+ Steve Rogers/Captain America
	+ Tony Stark/Iron Man
	+ Thor
	+ Bruce Banner/Hulk
	+ Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow
* Stark Industries
* Chitauri
* Leviathans

## References

1. ↑ Jump up to:1.0 1.1 *Avengers: Endgame*

## External Links

* Hawkeye on Marvel Database
* Hawkeye on Wikipedia
Abidjan Operation

The Abidjan Operation was a mission orchestrated by S.H.I.E.L.D. and undertaken by agents Hawkeye and Black Widow in Abidjan.

## Contents

* Background
* Operation
* Aftermath
* References

## Background

Clint Barton and Natasha Romanoff formed a partnership, and became some of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s top agents, as Barton was the one who recruited Romanoff into the agency. Throughout their partnership, they were sent on numerous missions together.

## Operation

S.H.I.E.L.D. tasked Hawkeye and Black Widow to participate in a mission, as part of STRIKE Team: Delta, sending them to Abidjan, Ivory Coast. During a shootout at the specific coordinates 5º 20' 27 *N, 4º 01' 41* W, they were recorded via S.H.I.E.L.D. satellites, and was saved in S.H.I.E.L.D.'s files. The mission was included in the Avengers Initiative documents, as both Hawkeye and Black Widow were potential candidates for the Initiative. They were able to successfully complete the mission, not requiring an extraction plan.

## Aftermath

When Loki initiated a war on Earth and took control of Clint Barton's mind, S.H.I.E.L.D. used all their resources to find them. When Phil Coulson was bringing in Natasha Romanoff, Agent Stephen Morton was looking over the files from Barton and Romanoff's mission in Abidjan.

## References

1. ↑ Jump up to:1.0 1.1 1.2 *The Avengers*
2. ↑ *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 1.07: The Hub*
Steven Rogers (Time Heist 2012)

Steven "Steve" Rogers was a soldier in WWII who took the Super Soldier Serum which enhanced his physical abilities beyond that of a peak human being. He became Captain America but got frozen in ice for 70 years until he was found by S.H.I.E.L.D.. He was a founding member of the Avengers. He shared the history of his counterpart up until 2012 when he encountered Captain America from 2023 stealing the Chitauri Scepter.

## Contents

* Biography
* Avengers: Endgame
* Powers and Abilities
* Relationships
* Appearances/Actors
* Behind the scenes
* Trivia
* Gallery
* Avengers: Endgame
* See Also

## Biography

### *Avengers: Endgame*

After the Avengers had defeated Loki in the Battle of New York, Captain America coordinated a search and rescue team.

After learning that Loki had used the Tesseract to escape, Steve went to the 14th floor of Stark Tower and found his 2023 self, who had just stolen the case containing the Chitauri Scepter. Steve, believing his 2023 self to be Loki in disguise, engaged him in a fistfight. When Steve discovered his 2023 self's compass, he asked where he got it. 2023 Steve tried to grab the Scepter, but Steve got him in a headlock. 2023 Steve told him that Bucky Barnes was alive, distracting Steve long enough for 2023 Steve to use the Scepter to render him unconscious.

## Relationships

* Avengers
	+ Tony Stark/Iron Man - Teammate.
	+ Thor Odinson - Teammate.
	+ Bruce Banner/Hulk - Teammate.
	+ Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow - Teammate.
	+ Clint Barton/Hawkeye - Teammate.
* Loki Laufeyson - Enemy.

## Appearances/Actors

* Marvel Cinematic Universe (1 film)
	+ *Avengers: Endgame* (First appearance) - Chris Evans
Iron Man Armors

* Iron Man Armor: Mark I
* Iron Man Armor: Mark II
* Iron Man Armor: Mark III
* Iron Man Armor: Mark IV
* Iron Man Armor: Mark V
* Iron Man Armor: Mark VI
* Iron Man Armor: Mark VII
* Iron Man Armor: Mark VIII
* Iron Man Armor: Mark IX
* Iron Man Armor: Mark X
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XI
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XII
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XIII
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XIV
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XV
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XVI
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XVII
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XVIII
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XIX
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XX
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XXI
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XXII
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XXIII
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XXIV
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XXV
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XXVI
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XXVII
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XXVIII
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XXIX
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XXX
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XXXI
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XXXII
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XXXIII
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XXXIV
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XXXV
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XXXVI
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XXXVII
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XXXVIII
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XXXIX
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XL
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XLI
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XLII
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XLIII
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XLIV
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XLV
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XLVI
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XLVII
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XLVIII
* Iron Man Armor: Mark XLIX
* Iron Man Armor: Mark L
* Iron Man Armor: Mark LXXXV
Cosmi-Rod

The Cosmi-Rod was a Kree war-hammer that projects concussive blasts and is given to certain members of the Kree race.

## Contents

* History
* Capabilities
* Standard
* Power Stone
* Trivia
* References
* External Links

## History

The Cosmi-Rod was Ronan's main weapon. Ronan used it primarily to execute captured members of the Nova Corps.

When summoned to the Sanctuary by Thanos, Ronan was warned by The Other to show the Mad Titan courtesy. Annoyed by the vizier's ranting, Ronan used the Cosmi-Rod to twist the Other's head 180 degrees, killing him.

Once he obtained the Orb, Ronan placed the Power Stone in the Cosmi-Rod, enabling him to use its power. By doing so, he was able to destroy the Nova Corps' entire fleet during the Battle of Xandar. Drax the Destroyer destroyed the Cosmi-Rod with the Hadron Enforcer, enabling Star-Lord to catch the Stone with his bare hand.

## Capabilities

### Standard

Built from advanced Kree technology, the Cosmi-Rod is an effective tool in battle.

* **Concussive Blast**: The Cosmi-Rod can fire a blast of concussive force that was strong enough to twist a person's head around 180 degrees and to send small groups of people flying several meters.

### Power Stone

When merged with the Power Stone, it has also displayed various other attributes such as:

* **Energy Projection**: When combined with the Infinity Stone, the Cosmi-Rod is capable of discharging purple blasts of concentrated energy.
* **Planet Killer**: When combined with the Infinity Stone, the Cosmi-Rod had the potential to obliterate an entire planet, but the stone was wrenched from the hammer before Ronan was ever given a chance to do this.

## Trivia

* In the comics, the Universal Weapon is the regular weapon given to the member of the Accuser Corps of the Kree Empire.

## References

The Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki has a collection of images and media related to Cosmi-Rod.

1. ↑ *Guidebook to the Marvel Cinematic Universe - Guardians of the Galaxy*
2. ↑ *Guardians of the Galaxy*
Abduction at Rae's Restaurant

The Abduction at Rae's Restaurant was a kidnapping operation led by the Chronicom Enoch, who intended to send Phil Coulson and his team to the year 2091 so that they could find a way to avert the prophesied Destruction of Earth.

## Contents

* Background
* Abduction
* Aftermath
* References

## Background

When a Chronicom anthropologist Enoch learned about the possible Destruction of Earth from Robin Hinton he resolved to act in order to prevent this cataclysm. Enoch tracked down agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Phil Coulson, Melinda May, Daisy Johnson, Leo Fitz, Jemma Simmons, Alphonso Mackenzie and Elena Rodriguez, who can prevent catastrophic, to *Rae's Restaurant* and led group of soldiers to capture them.

## Abduction

Soldiers under Enoch's command busted in *Rae's Restaurant*, where the agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. having dinner together after the defeat of Aida. Believing that Enoch and his men where members of the authorities sent to arrest them after the Attack on the S.H.I.E.L.D. International Inquiry as expected, Coulson calmly greeted them and joked over their dramatic entrance in the diner. Before he could finish the sentence, Enoch activated a device that emitted a high pitched sound and froze Coulson and all the agents in stasis.

Enoch then reminded his men that the "window" would have closed in less than two minutes, and then ordered them to take the agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. away, save for Fitz, about whom Enoch declared that he was not "on the list".

## Aftermath

Leo Fitz was captured by a team of soldiers, led by Lieutenants Evans and Lucas and transferred to Blue Raven Ridge facility. He was interrogated because he was suspected of having helped the other S.H.I.E.L.D. agents to escape.

Phil Coulson, Daisy Johnson, Melinda May, Jemma Simmons, Alphonso Mackenzie and Yo-Yo Rodriguez were brought to the Lighthouse in Lake Ontario, where the Time Di'Alla sent them to the year 2091.

With Lance Hunter's help, Fitz was able to escape, and together they tracked down Enoch to his residence. He explained he sent his friends into the future based on the visions received by Inhuman seer Robin Hinton, and brought Hunter and Fitz to a park to meet her.

## References

1. ↑ Jump up to:1.0 1.1 *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 5.05: Rewind*
2. ↑ Jump up to:2.0 2.1 *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 5.01: Orientation Part One*
3. ↑ *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 4.22: World's End*
Exoskeleton Armor

The Exoskeleton Armor is a battle armor created and used by Ultron to contain the Infinity Stones and use them to take over his universe and various other universes within the Multiverse.

## Contents

* History
* Capabilities
* Trivia
* Gallery
* References

## Capabilities

Ultron created this armor upon acquiring the Infinity Stones from Thanos in order to contain them. The armor was fashioned upon him in a similar manner to the Panther Habit suit and Mark L and Mark LXXXV armor, implying it was fashioned through nanotechnology using vibranium, although it is possible the armor was made through a similar means of how Vision created his suit upon being born. The armor’s appearance bears a strong resemblance to the main timeline’s Ultron final vibranium chassis, albeit serving as an actual suit of armor rather an integrated part of his body. The armor is also equipped with a cape draped from the back.

* **Superhuman Strength**: Overlaid over his vibranium body backed up by the Mind Stones's power along with the five other Infinity Stones integrated into it, Ultron possesses an unfathomable amount of sheer strength, being able to defeat some of the strongest heroes in the universe such as Thor, Hulk, and Captain Marvel and even overpower The Watcher in terms of strength.
* **Superhuman Durability**: Ultron’s armor composition is unknown, but it is immensely durable, being able to channel the energy of five Infinity Stones. Upon integration of the Stones, the armor’s durability was amplified even further to the point of being virtually indestructible. The armor is shown to be able withstand incredible levels of punishment and still emerge completely unscathed, withstanding extremely high temperatures experienced in planetary cores, explosions capable of planetary and stellar system destruction, multiple types of magic, and cosmic energy attacks. Nevertheless, the armor can be damaged to some level. Captain Marvel in her Binary Form inflicted some damage to the armor by causing progressive cracks on its helmet and Thor was able to sever Ultron’s right arm by throwing Mjølnir at it. Even still, the damage inflicted proved to be superficial, as Ultron was able to instantly repair the damage by using the Infinity Stones.
Black Widow/New York Time Heist

Natalia Alianovna "Natasha" Romanoff (Russian: Наталья Альяновна "Наташа" Романов), codenamed Black Widow is a former assassin, a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, and member of the Avengers.

## Contents

* Biography
* Battle of New York Aftermath
* Abilities
* Equipment
* Weapons
* Other Equipment
* Relationships
* Allies
* Enemies
* References
* External Links

## Abilities

* **Master Martial Artist**: *To be added*
* **Master Marksman**: *To be added*
* **Master Spy**: *To be added*

## Relationships

	+ Alexander Pierce - Superior
	+ Nick Fury - Director
	+ Phil Coulson † - Colleague
	+ Jasper Sitwell - Colleague
	+ STRIKE - Colleagues
		- Brock Rumlow
		- Jack Rollins
* Avengers - Teammates
	+ Steve Rogers/Captain America - Leader
	+ Tony Stark/Iron Man
	+ Clint Barton/Hawkeye - Best Friend and Colleague
	+ Bruce Banner/Hulk
	+ Thor
* Chitauri
* Leviathans

## References

1. ↑ Jump up to:1.0 1.1 *Avengers: Endgame*
2. ↑ Natasha Romanoff's Birth Certificate

## External Links

* Black Widow on Marvel Database
* Black Widow on Wikipedia
Heinrich Schafer

Doctor Heinrich Schäfer was a scientist that attended a museum gala in Stuttgart.

## Contents

* Biography
* Relationships
* Allies
* Enemies
* Gallery
* References

## Biography

Loki came to Germany in order to find iridium to stabilize a Tesseract-created portal. Loki arrived at the museum gala and subdued a guard before attacking Schäfer. He grabbed Schäfer and flipped him over onto one of the museum pieces, so that the doctor was lying down. He then used a device to extract Schäfer's eye and send a holographic copy to Hawkeye in order to open the vault with the iridium.
Fake Infinity Gauntlet

The Fake Infinity Gauntlet was a recreation of the true Infinity Gauntlet that was kept inside Odin's Vault.

## Contents

* History
* Odin's Vault
* Alternate Universe Version
* Trivia
* References

## History

### Odin's Vault

A right-handed replica of the Infinity Gauntlet, complete with replicas of the Infinity Stones, was kept in Odin's Vault, guarded by the Destroyer. During her takeover of Asgard, Hela came across the Gauntlet and declared it to be a fake, knocking it off its pedestal. The Gauntlet was eventually destroyed along with Asgard during the Ragnarök.

## Trivia

* The white and dark blue stones in the gauntlet that are there instead of the yellow and orange stones could be references to the dark blue and white stones from the Marvel Ultimate Comics.
* In the *What If...?* episode *What If... Thor Were an Only Child?* the Fake Infinity Gauntlet, unlike the main universe version, is left-handed and has all the "Infinity Stones" with the right colors and in the place that Thanos put them in *Avengers: Infinity War*.

## References

The Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki has a collection of images and media related to Fake Infinity Gauntlet.

1. ↑ *Thor*
2. ↑ *Thor: Ragnarok*
3. ↑ *What If... Thor Were an Only Child?*
Ambush at the Oakland Centipede Base

The Ambush at the Oakland Centipede Base was a raid on a Centipede Project laboratory in Oakland, California by Phil Coulson and his team.

## Contents

* Background
* Ambush
* Aftermath
* References

## Background

Agent Phil Coulson's team identified one of the Centipede Soldiers that broke out Edison Po out of Havenworth Federal Penitentiary as Brian Hayward. Using Hayward's sister Laura to track his location, the team was able to discover a laboratory in Oakland, California.

## Ambush

Agents Phil Coulson, Michael Peterson, Melinda May and Grant Ward led an attack on the facility, not knowing that three Centipede Soldiers were in cargo bins waiting to strike. They were deployed to attack the S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, throwing May into a cargo bin. Coulson fired the Night-Night Gun at Brian Hayward and did no damage to the soldier.

Hayward got up and threw Coulson into a cargo bin; May got up and Ward took a punch as all the S.H.I.E.L.D agents were downed. Peterson got stabbed by a metal bar causing him severe damage, but despite the injury, he managed to subdue Hayward. Meanwhile, May also took another Centipede soldier down, but he managed to escape with another soldier. Before being interrogated, Hayward was killed by Raina and Edison Po using his Backscatter X-Ray Eye Implant.

## Aftermath

Raina and Edison Po found out that Michael Peterson was a S.H.I.E.L.D agent and kidnapped his son, Ace Peterson. Eventually, Mike managed to get his son back while Phil Coulson was taken hostage by Centipede. However, when Peterson tried to get Coulson back, he was caught in an explosion and was also taken away.

## References

1. ↑ *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 1.12: Seeds*
2. ↑ Jump up to:2.0 2.1 2.2 *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 1.10: The Bridge*
Escape from the Kyln

Drax the Destroyer

Rocket Raccoon

Groot

Nova Corps

The Escape from the Kyln was a prison break organized by the combined forces of Star-Lord, Rocket Raccoon, Groot, Gamora, and Drax the Destroyer.

## Contents

* Background
* Escape
* Retrieving the Walkman
* Aftermath
* References

## Background

Gamora informed the others that the Collector was her employer, not Ronan the Accuser, and the four agreed to split the payment for the Orb if they could escape. Drax the Destroyer, an inmate, wanted revenge on Ronan for the death of his family. Since Gamora was a known associate of Ronan, Drax attempted to kill her; however, Star-Lord convinced him that Ronan would come for her and that keeping her alive was a better option.

Rocket Raccoon discussed with Star-Lord, Gamora, and Groot a plan to escape their imprisonment. He told each person what he needed and they tasked themselves to get it; Gamora was to get a guard's arm band and Quill said he would procure a fellow inmate's prosthetic leg. While Rocket was discussing the prison's power source, Groot, without warning, extended himself and pulled it out as Drax watched.

## Escape

As Rocket Raccoon had predicted, Groot's removal of the power source caused the Kyln to switch to emergency power. Star-Lord and Gamora went to their self-appointed tasks. As Groot attempted to hold off the Kyln Hoverbots, Rocket came to his aid and, with a weapon given to him by Drax the Destroyer, Rocket, and Groot managed to hold them off.

Meanwhile, Gamora managed to painfully extract a security band from one of the guards while Quill collected the other prisoner's prosthetic leg at the cost of 30,000 Units. With all the items needed, the group entered the watch tower. When Quill put the leg down, Rocket revealed it was just a cruel joke, much to Quill's anger. As the guards began to fire on the watchtower, Rocket, using the security band and battery, managed to shut off all the gravity outside the watchtower and, using the hoverbots, got the group out of the prison area.

### Retrieving the Walkman

As the group collected their belongings, Peter Quill had noticed the Mean Guard did not put his Walkman back and went to retrieve it, taking the Orb with him to make sure the others did not leave without him. Having retrieved it by downing the prison guards with his Quad Blasters and knocking out the Mean Guard, Quill found his way back to the ship and the group departed inside the *Milano*.

## Aftermath

Ronan the Accuser, Nebula and their Sakaaran Soldiers traveled to the Kyln and noticing that Peter Quill, Gamora, Drax the Destroyer, Groot, and Rocket Raccoon escaped with the Orb had all the Nova Corps staff, as well as the prisoners inhabiting the Kyln slaughtered.

The group eventually arrived on Knowhere, home of Tanaleer Tivan: the Collector, Gamora's intended buyer.

## References

1. ↑ Jump up to:1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 *Guardians of the Galaxy*
2. ↑ The *Marvel Cinematic Universe* follows a general real time policy in most of Phase Two - set when the media is released when suitable.
She-Hulk

Jennifer Sue Walters is a lawyer in Los Angeles. She was transformed into She-Hulk after receiving a blood transfusion from her cousin, Bruce Banner.

## Contents

* Biography
* Personality
* Powers and Abilities
* Powers
* Abilities
* Equipment
* Facilities
* Relationships
* Family
* Enemies
* Gallery
* Screenshots
* Trivia
* Behind the Scenes
* References
* External Links

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Artificially Enhanced Physiology**: *To be added*
	+ **Transformation**: *To be added*
		- **Superhuman Strength**: *To be added*
		- **Superhuman Durability**: *To be added*
		- **Superhuman Speed**: *To be added*
		- **Superhuman Agility**: *To be added*
		- **Superhuman Stamina**: *To be added*
		- **Superhuman Reflexes**: *To be added*
		- **Regenerative Healing Factor**: *To be added*
* **Medium Awareness**: *To be added*

### Abilities

* **Gifted Intellect**: *To be added*
* **Master Lawyer**: *To be added*
* **Expert Combatant**: *To be added*
* **Acrobat**: *To be added*

## Equipment

* **Hulk's Stretchable Suit**: *To be added*

## Facilities

* **Jennifer Walters' Apartment**: *To be added*

## Relationships

* Elaine Walters - Mother
* Brian Banner † - Uncle
* Bruce Banner/Hulk - Cousin

## Behind the Scenes

* **She-Hulk** in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is the first live-action incarnation of the character.
	+ She-Hulk was originally intended to star in an unproduced *She-Hulk* film written and directed by Larry Cohen, which would've seen her be portrayed by Brigitte Nielsen, who posed for photos dressed like the character, however the project never materialised.
* Before Tatiana Maslany was cast, Rosario Dawson and Stephanie Beatriz had expressed interest in portraying She-Hulk, while Mark Ruffalo had named Emma Stone, Zoe Saldana, and Tessa Thompson as actresses he would like to see in the role. Marvel Studios had considered Gillian Jacobs, Betty Gilpin, Alison Brie and Zoë Chao for the role.
* Claire Hoogenboom was a stunt double for Tatiana Maslany in the role of She-Hulk.

## References

1. ↑ *She-Hulk*
2. ↑ Marvel Studios Announces THREE New Shows and More for Disney+!
3. ↑ What's Next For The Marvel Cinematic Universe After 'Avengers: Endgame'
4. ↑ Brigitte Nielsen’s She-Hulk: Superhero Movies That Got Away
5. ↑ Rosario Dawson Would Be 'Honored' To Play She-Hulk In The MCU: Could This Dream Become Reality?
6. ↑ [1]
7. ↑ Mark Ruffalo Thinks Zoe Saldana Or Emma Stone Should Play She-Hulk
8. ↑ Mark Ruffalo Reveals His Dream 'She-Hulk' Casting (Exclusive)
9. ↑ Marvel News on Twitter - December 15, 2020

## External Links

* She-Hulk on Marvel Database
* She-Hulk on Wikipedia
Crown of Surtur

The Crown of Surtur was the headpiece of the Fire Demon Surtur. When merged with the Eternal Flame, it was capable of resurrecting Surtur and greatly increasing his power.

## Contents

* History
* Ragnarök
* Escape from Muspelheim
* Destruction of Asgard
* Alternate Universe Versions
* Thor's Party
* Capabilities
* References

## History

### Ragnarök

#### Escape from Muspelheim

Two years after the Battle of Sokovia, Thor had been unsuccessfully searching for the Infinity Stones, and was now imprisoned by the Fire Demon Surtur. Surtur boasts that Asgard will soon be destroyed in the prophesied Ragnarök, once Surtur unites his crown with the Eternal Flame that burns beneath the city. Thor kills Surtur and claimed his crown, believing he had prevented Ragnarök. Upon his return to Asgard, Thor had the crown sequestered in Odin's Vault to keep Surtur from being resurrected.

#### Destruction of Asgard

Some time later when Thor came to reclaim Asgard from the clutches of Hela, he found it too difficult a task to defeat her alone. With the surviving population of Asgardians disembarking from Asgard on the *Statesman*, Thor made the decision to actualize Ragnarök and use Surtur's power to defeat and kill Hela. Knowing the Asgardian people were out of harm's way, he ordered Loki to place Surtur's crown in the Eternal Flame, thereby resurrecting him. Surtur erupted from Asgard moments later, laying waste to the helpless city before him. Surtur thrust his blade, as foretold in the prophecy, straight through Asgard, which incidentally killed Hela along with himself in the process.

### Alternate Universe Versions

#### Thor's Party

In an alternate universe, Surtur, wearing his crown, came to Earth and flirted with the Statue of Liberty, only to accidentally break the torch arm and run off. Later, Surtur returned and fixed the Statue, using his powers to re-attach the torch arm.

## Capabilities

The Crown of Surtur was the source of its wearer's power. It possessed an immense of durability, since it remained intact upon facing the full might of Mjølnir that merely killed Surtur. Upon being placed on the Eternal Flame, the crown resurrected and restored Surtur to his full strength, allowing the Fire Demon to instigate Ragnarök and destroy all of Asgard.

## References

The Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki has a collection of images and media related to Crown of Surtur.

1. ↑ Jump up to:1.0 1.1 *Thor: Ragnarok*
2. ↑ *What If...?: 1.07: What If... Thor Were an Only Child?*
Space Stone (Time Heist 2012)

The Space Stone is one of the six Infinity Stones. Because Loki Laufeyson escaped with the Tesseract during the 2012 Time Heist; due to the inadvertent help of Tony Stark and Scott Lang, he and the Tesseract were picked up by the Time Variance Authority and the variance branch was pruned with a Reset Charge.

## Contents

* History
* Avengers: Endgame
* Capabilities
* Appearances
* Trivia
* Gallery
* Avengers: Endgame

## History

### *Avengers: Endgame*

Five years after the Decimation, the Avengers traveled back in time using the Quantum Realm to retrieve the Stones from the past to bring everyone back in their present.

They tried to get the Tesseract, in order to retrieve the Space Stone from 2012, but due to the inadvertent help of Tony Stark and Scott Lang, Loki Laufeyson escaped with it.

Due to the mishap, Tony and Steve Rogers traveled back to 1970 to retrieve the Space Stone and some Pym Particles so they could return to the present.

## Appearances

* Marvel Cinematic Universe (1 film)
	+ *Avengers: Endgame* (First appearance; Tesseract only)
Alexander Pierce (Time Heist 2012)

Alexander Pierce was the head of the World Security Council and a former leader within S.H.I.E.L.D.. He shared the history of his counterpart until 2012 where the obtainment of the Chitauri Scepter and detainment of Loki were interrupted by the Avengers from 2023.

## Contents

* Biography
* Avengers: Endgame
* Relationships
* Appearances/Actors
* Behind the scenes
* Trivia
* Gallery
* Avengers: Endgame
* See Also

## Biography

### *Avengers: Endgame*

In 2012, in the aftermath of Loki's defeat in the Battle of New York, HYDRA agents led by Bruce Rumlow took possession of the Chitauri Scepter for HYDRA. The group was infiltrated by a time traveling Steve Rogers, who claimed to have been sent by Pierce to take the Scepter and gained their trust and the Scepter by whispering "Hail HYDRA."

In the lobby of Stark Tower, Pierce himself arrived with more of his men in an effort to take custody of Loki and the Tesseract, using the claim that the Tesseract had long been S.H.I.E.L.D. property. However, Tony Stark and Thor Odinson argued with Pierce on the matter, complicated when a time traveling Scott Lang created a distraction by pulling a wire in Tony's Arc Reactor. As everyone rushed to help Tony, including Pierce, Lang and the 2023 Tony tried to steal the Tesseract. However, a mishap with the 2012 Hulk allowed Loki to grab the Tesseract and use it to escape.

## Relationships

* Loki Laufeyson - Enemy and attempted prisoner.
* Brock Rumlow - Ally.
* Jack Rollins - Ally.

## Appearances/Actors

* Marvel Cinematic Universe (1 film)
* *Avengers: Endgame* (First appearance) - Robert Redford
Battle in the Void

The Battle of the Void was a mission by Loki and Sylvie Laufeydottir to enchant Alioth to reveal where the Citadel at the End of Time and to find out who behind the Time Variance Authority.

## Contents

* Background
* Battle
* Aftermath
* References

## Background

After escaping from the Loki Palace, Loki, Kid Loki, Alligator Loki and Classic Loki made their way through the Void to confront Alioth after Loki had come up with a plan to kill it. The group watched as the USS Eldridge had materialized in front of them as Loki went in-depth with his plan. However, after Alioth ate the ship, Loki reconsidered his plan. From behind, Mobius M. Mobius and Sylvie Laufeydottir arrived in a delivery van with Loki glad to see the both of them safe. The group made their introductions and found some shelter as Loki and Sylvie comforted each other about the future.

Some time later, the group prepared for the battle with Alioth. Kid Loki gave Loki his sword as he alongside Alligator and Classic Loki left the group. Mobius said his goodbyes to Loki and Sylvie and used his TemPad to return to the Time Variance Authority Office to confront Ravonna Renslayer.

## Battle

Loki and Sylvie approached Alioth as the creature noticed their presence. Alioth landed nearby as Classic Loki turned around to see it, hoping Loki and Sylvie could make it. As Loki and Sylvie neared, Alioth howled at the two, though they did not stand down. Loki comforted Sylvie as he went in to attempt to distract Alioth while Sylvie tried enchanting it. Using the Laevateinn, Loki temporarily distracted Alioth, but it turned back to Sylvie and attempted to eat her. Luckily, Classic Loki joined the battle by creating an illusion of Asgard in hopes to distract Alioth. Loki and Sylvie realized what Classic Loki was doing, understanding that they are stronger than they realize. Together, the two began enchanting Alioth once more as it tried to eat Classic Loki's illusion. The illusion began falling apart as Classic Loki became weak. Alioth neared Classic Loki and ate him, but it gave Loki and Sylvie the chance to fully enchant it before it could eat them.

## Aftermatch

Now enchanted, Alioth slowly opened itself, revealing the Citadel at the End of Time. Loki and Sylvie were astonished with what they were seeing, but the two slowly went to the Citadel, holding each other's hand. Together, they traveled to the End of Time to find out the person who was responsible for creating the Time Variance Authority.

## References

1. ↑ Jump up to:1.0 1.1 1.2 *Loki: 1.05: Journey Into Mystery*
Arrest of Hank Pym and Hope van Dyne

The Arrest of Hank Pym and Hope van Dyne was the successful capture and detaining of wanted fugitives Hank Pym and Hope van Dyne, who were then taken into FBI custody.

## Contents

* Background
* Arrest
* Aftermath
* References

## Background

Due to Scott Lang having used the Ant-Man Suit created by Hank Pym during the Avengers Civil War, both Pym and Hope van Dyne became wanted by the FBI since they were considered Lang's closest associates. Therefore, Pym and van Dyne were forced to go on the run, using a Mobile Laboratory to hide and severing all ties with Lang. However, due to Lang eventually calling them to mention that he had seen van Dyne's mother, Janet van Dyne in a dream, they reconnected with Lang, who was under house arrest at the time.

However, in their endeavors to save Janet from the Quantum Realm, Pym and van Dyne had made new enemies: Ava Starr, who wanted to use the quantum technology they had developed to be cured of her deadly molecular disequilibrium, and Sonny Burch, who was also after the quantum technology for personal enrichment. Deciding to track down Lang, Burch interrogated Luis using a truth serum, causing Luis to reveal the current location of the Laboratory who had been disclosed to him by Lang. Burch then contacted Stoltz to give him the intel.

## Arrest

While Hank Pym and Hope van Dyne activated the Quantum Tunnel they had created to rescue Janet van Dyne, Scott Lang received a phone call from Luis, who told him that the FBI was coming for them. Lang informed his associates about this, thus renewing their bitterness towards him for messing them up again. While they quickly deactivated all the systems to escape, Lang decided to return to his house so that the FBI would not discover that he had breached his house arrest, taking the Ant-Man Suit with him.

Pym and van Dyne moved as quickly as they could and exited the Mobile Laboratory before shrinking it and intending to escape from the authorities. However, as soon as the lab was reduced to a remote size, they discovered that they were facing a whole battalion of FBI agents, leaving them with no possibility of safely escaping. They were thus arrested to be taken into custody. The Mobile Laboratory was confiscated by the FBI, but before Stoltz could deliver it to Sonny Burch, he was killed by Ghost who stole the lab.

## Aftermath

Hank Pym and Hope van Dyne were taken into custody in the San Francisco FBI Office, waiting for Jimmy Woo to interrogate them. They began planning a brutal escape involving a collapse of the building they were being detained in, but Scott Lang, using similar tricks to those used by Pym years ago to break him out of jail, managed to deliver the Wasp Suit and FBI clothing to them, enabling them to safely leave the building without problem. Pym and van Dyne were then reunited with Lang in order to find the missing Mobile Laboratory. However, their escape was witnessed by Sonny Burch's men.

## References

1. ↑ Scott Lang's laptop
2. ↑ Jump up to:2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 *Ant-Man and the Wasp*
3. ↑ *Avengers: Infinity War*
4. ↑ *Spider-Man: Far From Home*
Warlock's Eye

The Warlock's Eye was a key item in Odin's Vault.

## Contents

* History
* Trivia
* Gallery
* References
* External Links

## History

The Warlock's Eye was in Odin's Trophy Room and was guarded by the Destroyer. However, it was probably destroyed in 2017 during the Ragnarök, when Surtur exploded the whole planet.

## Trivia

* In the comics, the Warlock's Eye is a powerful, mystical weapon used unsuccessfully by Harokin against Odin, Thor, and the Warriors Three during an invasion against Asgard, that uses a powerful mind-controlling enchantment that very few can resist.

## References

1. ↑ *Thor*
2. ↑ *Thor: Ragnarok*
Theft of the Reality Stone

Rocket Raccoon

Jane Foster

The Theft of the Reality Stone was a plan executed by the Avengers as a part of their Time Heist to steal the Aether from 2013, located in Jane Foster, and bring it back to 2023.

## Contents

* Background
* Theft
* Aftermath
* Behind the Scenes
* References

## Background

The Aether was created from the Reality Stone as a weapon by the leader of the Dark Elves, Malekith, who intended to use its powers to transform the universe into darkness during the Convergence. However, the Aether was later entrusted to the Collector after a series of altercations with the Asgardians which lasted thousands of years until it was retrieved by Thanos, who used it and the other Infinity Stones in conjunction to wipe out half of the universe's population.

Five years later, the Avengers, who had discovered that they could use the Quantum Realm and Tony Stark's Time-Space GPS to travel through time and space, hatched a Time Heist, in which they would travel to the past and amass the six Infinity Stones in order to resurrect the victims of the Snap. Thor and Rocket Raccoon were tasked with extracting the Reality Stone from Jane Foster on Asgard during her brief stay there in 2013.

## Theft

Thor and Rocket Raccoon traveled back in time to 2013, arriving at Asgard to extract the Reality Stone from Jane Foster for the Avengers' plan to reverse the effects of the Snap. As Rocket scoped out the area, Thor started to have a panic attack and wandered off, leaving Rocket to proceed solo. Thor found himself talking to Frigga while Rocket Raccoon successfully extracted the stone from Jane Foster. However, this caused high alert, and Rocket was chased by several guards until he ran into Thor again. As they went to return to the present, Thor quickly summoned Mjølnir, revealing he was still worthy.

## Aftermath

The Aether was solidified into the Reality Stone and placed within the Nano Gauntlet, created by Tony Stark, Hulk, and Rocket Raccoon. Following the Battle of Earth, the Reality Stone was placed in a suitcase and given to Steve Rogers, who traveled back in time to 2013 in order to return the stone to Asgard, albeit in its solid form.

## Behind the Scenes

* In the first draft for the script of *Avengers: Endgame*, Tony Stark traveled to Asgard with Thor, searching for both the Reality Stone and the Tesseract in Odin's Vault. Using a stealth suit to not be detected by the Asgardians, he was meant to have a fight with Heimdall, who could have localized him with his enhanced senses.
* Although not seen in the film, the script also detailed a scene in which the Royal Palace of Valaskjalf begins to crumble as the Dark Elves initiate their attack on Asgard in their search for the Aether, which prompts Frigga to reach for her sword. This occurs right after Thor and Rocket Raccoon return to the present with the contained Reality Stone.

## References

1. ↑ *Thor: The Dark World*
2. ↑ *Avengers: Infinity War*
3. ↑ Jump up to:3.0 3.1 3.2 *Avengers: Endgame*
4. ↑ ‘Avengers: Endgame’: The Screenwriters Answer Every Question You Might Have
5. ↑ Avengers: Endgame Screenplay
Loki (Time Heist 2013)

Loki Laufeyson was an Asgardian prince, the God of Mischief, and usurper of the Asgardian throne. After attacking Earth, he was imprisoned in the cells of Asgard. He shared the history of his counterpart up until 2013 where Rocket and Thor passed by him.

## Contents

* Biography
* Avengers: Endgame
* Character traits
* Powers and Abilities
* Relationships
* Appearances/Actors
* Behind the scenes
* Trivia
* Gallery
* Avengers: Endgame
* See Also

## Biography

### *Avengers: Endgame*

When Thor and Rocket Raccoon traveled to Asgard in 2013 to retrieve the Aether from the body of Jane Foster, Loki was in his cell in the prison.

## Character traits

The same as his counterpart up to his time in prison in 2013.

## Powers and Abilities

The same as his counterpart up to his time in prison in 2013.

## Appearances/Actors

* Marvel Cinematic Universe (1 film)
	+ *Avengers: Endgame* (First appearance) - Tom Hiddleston
Tuning Fork

The Tuning Fork was a key item in Odin's Vault.

## Contents

* History
* Trivia
* Behind the Scenes
* Gallery
* References
* External Links

## History

The Tuning Fork was in Odin's Trophy Room and was guarded by the Destroyer. However, it was eventually destroyed in 2017 during the Ragnarök, when Surtur exploded the whole planet.

## Trivia

* In the comics, the Tuning Fork was an item used to summon the Lurking Unknown to Asgard.

## Behind the Scenes

* The name "Tuning Fork" is a transliteration of the set of runes written behind the artifact.

## References

1. ↑ *Thor*
2. ↑ *Thor: Ragnarok*