The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes/Characters/Masters of Evil

Baron Heinrich Zemo


""I told you when we last met that this wasn't over, Captain. Now it is.""

The original leader of HYDRA, Baron Heinrich Zemo was infected and disfigured by the experimental Virus X during a battle with Captain America. Surviving into the modern age with the help of the mad scientist Arnim Zola, he seeks to destroy Captain America, not only to gain vengeance, but to use the super soldier formula to cure his disease.

"Voiced By: Robin Atkin Downes First appearance: "Breakout, Part 1" Member since: "Living Legend""

"Iron Man: You sent Crimson Dynamo to die?! Baron Zemo: Zat is what a team is for, yes?"
 * Actor Allusion: One wonders if Robin Atkin Downes got the role of a sadistic-but-brilliant German scientist after playing another sadistic-yet-brilliant German scientist...
 * Aristocrats Are Evil: Well, he is a baron.
 * Asskicking Equals Authority
 * Badass Abnormal: He's not quite superhuman, but he's been "evolving" his body through the help of Arnim Zola, making him more than a match for Captain America.
 * He's even able to take down Abomination with a surprise attack by tripping him and putting his sword to Blonsky's face. It helped that Abomination didn't take Zemo seriously either, thus further adding to the sneak attack.
 * Big Bad Wannabe: He's dangerous, cunning and strategic, but as only a Badass Abnormal, he lacks the punch on his own to be a truly large threat.
 * The Chessmaster: He sees his team members as simply pawns to be used and discarded when necessary. Especially revealing in this quote:


 * Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: He even outplays Enchantress in this. In fact, he's so notorious for it that in
 * Composite Character: He's the original Baron Zemo, but his costume and skills are taken from his son, Helmut.
 * Expressive Mask
 * The Faceless
 * Find the Cure: A villainous version, and he brought it on himself anyway.
 * Gun and Sword
 * Master Swordsman
 * Mythology Gag: His appearance in a flashback in "Living Legend" is his costume from his first appearance in the comics.
 * Nazi Nobleman
 * Real Men Wear Pink: He wears an initially unintimidating shade of purple, along with spotted fur on his collar and boots. But he's just as manly and badass as any good arch-supervillain.
 * Revenge Before Reason: He would rather stick to his meager funds and help from Zola to get direct revenge on Captain America than bring the full force of Hydra to bear upon him.
 * Abomination called him out on it as well, thinking that while Zemo was feeding his ego, they could have simply killed the Avengers, thus making things easier down the road. Zemo didn't listen.
 * Stupid Jetpack Hitler
 * Tactical Withdrawal: Knows when it's time to leave a battle with the Avengers in order to fight another day.
 * The Starscream: A partial example. He and Amora were Co-Big Bads within the Masters of Evil, but near the end, he took control of her (via Red Skull's technology), in order to have the Norse monsters at his command.
 * Would Hit a Girl

Amora, the Enchantress


An Asgardian sorceress who uses black magic to manipulate others. She acts in service to Loki, and her faithful servant is the axe-wielding Executioner. She is also desperately in love with Thor, but he rejects her, thus her motivation for killing him. She, Executioner, and Baron Zemo were the founding members of the Masters of Evil.

"Voiced By: Kari Wahlgren First appearance: "Thor the Mighty" (Micro-Episode: "The Isle of Silence") Member since: "Living Legend""


 * Art Evolution: Her character design underwent a few changes in between her first appearance in "Thor the Mighty" (the part comprising the Micro-Episode "The Isle of Silence"), and her reappearance six episodes later.
 * Betty and Veronica: The Veronica to Jane Foster's Betty (and the two share the same voice actress even!)
 * Blondes Are Evil
 * Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: She was going to do this to the Masters, but Zemo beat her to it and put her under mind control. This caused her to eventually launch a Roaring Rampage of Revenge.
 * Dark Magical Girl
 * The Dragon: To Loki.
 * Femme Fatal
 * Foe Yay: Invoked With Thor.
 * Hot Witch
 * Long Hair Is Feminine
 * Love Makes You Evil: Her motive for all the evil things she does is to try and get Thor to be with her.
 * Manipulative Bitch: tricked Hulk into fighting the Avengers by posing as his Bruce Banner alter ego to convince him they saw him as a monster. Later, she helped Zemo creating the Master of Evil,
 * You could also probably count Skurge in this too, since she's likely manipulating him with her feminine wiles as in the comics.
 * Most Common Superpower
 * Oh Crap: Her reaction when Hulk comes back from fighting the Frost Giants, victorious.
 * She has a much more serious one when
 * Rapunzel Hair
 * Shapeshifting
 * Stripperific:
 * Teleporters and Transporters: While far from her only power, it's one she gets a lot of mileage out of in combat, popping all over the battlefield to avoid being directly attacked.
 * Villainesses Want Heroes: Even provides the page image.
 * Woman Scorned: Especially in "The Ultron Imperative".
 * Yandere: To Thor.
 * Stripperific:
 * Teleporters and Transporters: While far from her only power, it's one she gets a lot of mileage out of in combat, popping all over the battlefield to avoid being directly attacked.
 * Villainesses Want Heroes: Even provides the page image.
 * Woman Scorned: Especially in "The Ultron Imperative".
 * Yandere: To Thor.
 * Yandere: To Thor.

Skurge, the Excecutioner


Amora's silent and faithful bodyguard.

"First appearance: "Thor the Mighty" (Micro-Episode: "The Isle of Silence") Member since: "Living Legend""


 * Absurdly Sharp Blade: His axe can slice through reality to make quick exits.
 * An Axe to Grind
 * Badass Mustache
 * Bald of Evil
 * Battle Butler
 * The Brute: Among the Masters of Evil.
 * The Dragon: To Enchantress and, indirectly, Loki.
 * Elemental Powers: Can create fire and ice via his Axe.
 * Hand Cannons Akimbo: His new weapons, since he lost his axe to the Hulk.
 * Names to Run Away From Really Fast
 * Silent Antagonist
 * The Voiceless: He literally has no voice actor. He never even makes grunts or battle noises.

Wonder Man/Simon Williams


"Giant Man "Simon! I'm glad to see you up and about, but what are you doing with these people? You're a good man. You don't want any part of this!" Simon AKA Wonder Man: "I don't have any choice. They're the only reason I'm even alive. And if I want to stay alive, I do what they say!""

A scientist and industrialist, Simon Williams found his company being bought out by Stark Enterprises. Thinking Tony Stark wanted to ruin his life, he gave into his brother, Eric's (aka the Grim Reaper) temptations, and allowed himself to be transformed into a being of ionic energy by MODOC and A.I.M.. With his new found power, he attacked Tony Stark, only for his body to end up dissipating before he could be saved. However, he was revived by the Enchantress's magic, in exchange for helping to destroy the Avengers.

"Voiced By: Phil LaMarr First appearance: "Everything is Wonderful" Member since: "Everything is Wonderful""


 * Anti-Villain: Type II.
 * Energy Being
 * Flying Brick
 * Genius Bruiser: An inventor who can fight the Avengers to a standstill.
 * Gone Horribly Right: His transformation only succeeded because one of MODOC's mental bolts struck the beam being used on him, changing the variables.
 * Necessarily Evil: The only reason he's with the Masters of Evil is because they are keeping him alive. He doesn't want to be a villain otherwise. (Unless it involves attacking Tony Stark).
 * Revenge Before Reason: He's willing to let MODOC experiment on him just to get back at Stark.
 * Screw This, I'm Outta Here: In "This Hostage Earth", Black Panther convinces him that his is a lost cause, considering who he works for,, and Wonder Man deserts the battle.
 * Sizeshifter
 * Token Good Teammate: He's the only one that isn't overly murderous or manipulative, and he's blackmailed onto the team.
 * Tragic Villain
 * Token Good Teammate: He's the only one that isn't overly murderous or manipulative, and he's blackmailed onto the team.
 * Tragic Villain

Crimson Dynamo/Ivan Vanko


A Russian super-criminal who has a personal vendetta against Iron Man.

"Voiced by: Chris Cox Fist appearance: "Iron Man is Born!" (Micro-Episode: "Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.") Member since: Some time in between "Everything is Wonderful" and "Gamma World""


 * All There in the Manual: His real name hasn't been spoken on the show, but according to his bio in the tie-in comic, it's Ivan Vanko and his grudge against Iron Man stems from something that happened between his father and Tony's dad, Howard.
 * Arch Enemy: To Iron Man
 * Composite Character: Wears bulky armor ala Gennady Gavrilov and, as mentioned in "All There in the Manual", has elements of already-Composite Character (of Whiplash and Crimson Dynamo I) Ivan Vanko from Iron Man 2--his real name and motivation for his grudge against Iron Man.
 * Evil Counterpart: To Iron Man
 * Gatling Good: His hands on the suit can transform into gatling guns.
 * Genius Bruiser
 * Mother Russia Makes You Strong
 * Powered Armor
 * Third Person Person
 * VillainousSacrifice: He is sent off to try and delay Enchantress and Executioner, while the others try allying with the Avengers. He doesn't do too bad a job, but eventually they get the better of him. Fortunately, Iron Man and Hawkeye intervene.
 * Ungrateful Bastard: Turns on them anyway, when Zemo orders them to.

Abomination/Emil Blonsky


"''"I'll always beat you Hulk. I'm better than you in every way!""

A British soldier who succumbed to gamma radiation to become a monstrous supervillain. He was imprisoned at The Cube until the breakout, and went on to work for the Leader. He later was recruited in the Masters of Evil.

"Voiced by: Robin Atkin Downes First appearance: "Hulk vs. The World" (Micro-Episode: "This Monster, This Hero") Member since: "Gamma World, Part 2""


 * The Brute
 * Co-Dragons: To the Leader, along with Absorbing Man.
 * Composite Character: His head and coloring is based on the comic book Blonsky, the overall design of the rest of his body resembles Rick Jones as A-Bomb, and his bio on the show's website and in the tie-in comic state he's a British soldier like his incarnation in the movie, The Incredible Hulk.
 * Evil Brit: Well, he speaks with a British accent.
 * Evil Counterpart: To Hulk.
 * Fish Person: His head is fish-like, but the rest of him is more reptilian.
 * Genius Bruiser: Unlike the Hulk, he retains his original personality - complete with military training.
 * Husky Russkie: Or more accurately, giant evil mutated Russkie. And his name's Russian, anyway.
 * Mother Russia Makes You Strong
 * Names to Run Away From Really Fast
 * Only Sane Man: In the Masters. He's the only one to suggest just killing the Avengers while they got the chance.
 * The Starscream: To Zemo in the Masters.

Arnim Zola
""I am the finest bio-engineer on the planet, and over the years I have learned one important thing. Every problem has a solution.""

A geneticist, Arnim Zola served as a scientist for HYDRA. Surviving into the modern day as an enormous, bizarre hybrid of man and machine, he continued to serve Baron Zemo, helping him transform his body and survive the affects of Virus X. Once incarcerated in the Big House, he is now free to unleash his creations upon the world again. He serves as the resident non-combatant scientist for the Masters of Evil.

"Voiced By: Grant Moninger"


 * Cephalothorax: Except his face is just a computer screen. He has no real flesh body, only a digitized mind that he can transfer into his robot body.
 * Evilutionary Biologist
 * Dangerously Genre Savvy:  When the Enchantress hunts down the Masters of Evil, she overpowers and nearly kills all of the ones she finds. When she gets to Zola, he reveals that he knew she hunted all of them down, and he wouldn't cut deal with her because he knew she'd just try to kill him anyway (he also suspects, rightly so, she and the Executioner murdered the Grey Gargoyle). He also set a trap using the Doughboy, and catches the two.
 * Genetic Engineering Is the New Nuke
 * : It's implied..
 * Mad Scientist
 * Mobile Suit Human

Other Members
So far the Masters have recruited three other supervillains: Living Laser, Chemistro, and the Grey Gargoyle.

"Voiced By: Nolan North - Living Laser and Chemistro; Troy Baker - Grey Gargoyle"


 * Butt Monkey: Chemistro.
 * Elemental Powers: Chemistro's alchemy gun. Specifically, it can transmute any substance into another form of matter.
 * Energy Being: Living Laser
 * Frickin' Laser Beams: Living Laser. Surprise.
 * Hollywood Acid: Chemistro's gun can melt objects with acid.
 * Light Is Not Good: Living Laser is made of pure light energy.
 * Powered Armor: Chemistro
 * Taken for Granite: Grey Gargoyle can turn anyone he touches to stone.
 * Chemistro is frozen in gold by Amora, as part of her revenge spree against the Masters of Evil.
 * Wicked Cultured: Grey Gargoyle spends his time in his cell drinking tea in his rather posh surroundings. He is French, after all.
 * You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: Enchantress and Executioner do this to, and later to the other two in "Acts of Vengeance".