The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes/Characters/Other Superheroes

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The Avengers' Allies

War Machine

War Machine/Lt. Col. James "Rhodey" Rhodes

"I'm not interested in being a superhero. I just want to keep Tony safe. From himself, mostly."

Tony Stark's best friend and military liaison. Rhodey tries to talk sense into Tony regarding his antics as Iron Man, and even offers to help him, but he would also prefer to use the War Machine armor only as a last resort.

Voiced By: Bumper Robinson


Bucky

Bucky Barnes/James Buchanan Barnes/Winter Soldier

A young sidekick who fought alongside the legendary Captain America during World War II. Bucky's last WWII adventure ended with him and Cap on Red Skull's rocket, and Bucky sacrificing himself to prevent the bomb inside the rocket from killing Cap. About seventy years later, the Cosmic Cube granted a wish Captain America subconsciously made that Bucky would have survived that explosion. He resurfaced in the present day, as Winter Soldier.

Voiced by: Scott Menville (Bucky), Jon Curry (Winter Soldier)


Captain Mar-Vell

Captain Mar-Vell/Philip Lawson/Geheneris Hala Son Mahr Vehl

A Kree alien scientist stationed on Earth. His stay caused him to develop an appreciation for the planet, particularly a fondness for Carol Danvers. This has motivated him to try and convince the other Kree aliens that Earth could prove a valuable asset in the Kree/Skrull war.

Voiced by: Roger Craig Smith


Beta Ray Bill

Beta Ray Bill

I was chosen to be the guardian of my people. I underwent...modification. I became Beta Ray Bill, the pinnacle of Korbinite genetics and technology.

An alien warrior whose people and planet was destroyed by Surtur, making him one of the only survivors. Upon running into Thor, Bill discovers that he is worthy to lift Mjolnir, and joins Thor in battle against Surtur's demons.

Voiced By: Steve Blum

  • Badass: Even in his normal state, he was able to take Thor in a fight.
    • Badass Abnormal: According to his tale, he was already the best warrior in his planet before he got enhanced genetically and cybernetically. And then he proved to be worthy of wielding Mjolnir. Which got Thor to get him a similar hammer.
  • Bash Brothers: With Thor.
  • Beauty Equals Goodness: Aversion; he looks like a monster both by humans and his people's standards, but he is such a noble person that he is one of the few persons beside Thor to be worth to hold Mjolnir.
  • Costume Copycat: He is given an armor quite similar to Thor's at the same time than Stormbreaker.
  • Cyborg
  • Drop the Hammer: First with Mjolnir, then his personally forged hammer, Stormbreaker.
  • Monochromatic Eyes: His eyes are pure white.
  • Only the Chosen May Wield: So far, the only other character who can use Mjolnir.
  • Racial Remnant: While he's the last of his race that's currently alive and well, there are other Korbinites on his ship that are in suspended animation while he searches for a new home for them.


The Falcon

The Falcon/Sam Wilson

An African-American superhero with a special harness allowing him to fly.

Voiced By: Lance Reddick


Spider-Man

Spider-Man/Peter Parker

A freelance photographer for The Daily Bugle, who secretly also becomes a street-level New York superhero with spider-powers. Even though he has fought crime since before the Avengers first teamed up, most of the public has difficulty trusting him, partly due to slandering articles in The Daily Bugle.

Voiced By: Drake Bell [1]

  • Animal Motif: spider, of course.
    • Goes on to mock members of the Serpent Society for theirs.
  • Ascended Fanboy: he is obviously a fan of Captain America.
    • Ironically it's slightly mutual has Cap has heard the true stories of Spidey's adventures, and respects him for his ability to keep fighting despite his reputation.
  • Badass Bookworm
  • Deadpan Snarker
  • Early-Bird Cameo: Peter Parker took a photo of the Avengers in one of the tie-in comic books.
  • Hero with Bad Publicity: like his comic counterpart, he is constantly bashed by Jonah J. Jameson, resulting in him possessing a bad reputation. In fact, after the Skrull Captain America taints the reputation of the real Cap, his reputation is compared to Spidey's.
    • By the end of his first appearance however Captain America has begun to regain some of his reputation, while Spidey's is still lousy.
  • Load-Bearing Hero: Forced to hold up a collapsing sewer tunnel until the Avengers can rescue him and Cap, towards the end that is.
  • Super Strength
  • Wall Crawling


Mythological Heroes

Balder the Brave

Balder the Brave

A warrior of Asgard and Thor's half-brother.

Voiced By: Nolan North


Sif

Sif

A female warrior of Asgard who often fights alongside Thor.

Voiced By: Nika Futterman


The Warriors Three

The Warriors Three

Fandral the Dashing, Hogun the Grim, and Volstagg the Voluminous, three Asgardian warriors that always fight as a group.

Voiced By: Chris Cox- Fandral. Fred Tatasciore- Volstagg.


The Fantastic Four

Mr. Fantastic

Mr. Fantastic/Reed Richards

Leader of the Fantastic Four.

Voiced By: Dee Bradley Baker

  • Badass Bookworm
  • Combat Pragmatist: Exemplified by his "I can think of fourteen different ways to seal you in that armor forever." to Iron Man, but he also shows off quite nicely against Doombots.
  • Rubber Man
  • Workaholic: His tendency to put experimentation over socializing gets lampshaded by Tony.

Reed: (only now facing his guests, after Tony spent several minutes recounting his adventures in Asgard) Where's Hank?
Tony: Leave of absence. Are you really this oblivious, or are you just the dumbest man on the planet?


Invisible Woman

Invisible Woman/Sue Storm

Reed Richards' girlfriend.

Voiced By: Erin Torpey


Human Torch

Human Torch/Johnny Storm

Sue Storm's brother.

Voiced By: David Kaufman


The Thing

The Thing/Ben Grimm

Reed Richards' best friend.

Voiced By: Fred Tatasciore


Heroes For Hire

Luke Cage

Luke Cage

"You mess with us and you're not going to jail. You're going to the hospital."

A Hero For Hire who finds himself and Iron Fist employed by Pym to try and recover his stolen equipment.

Voiced By: Christopher B. Duncan

"It's called unbreakable skin, fool."


Iron Fist

Iron Fist/Daniel Rand-K'ai

"Focusing my chi. Maybe if you were open to focusing your own energy, you wouldn't be so angry all the time."

A master martial artist and friend of Cage's who Pym also hires to track down the one who stole his Ant-Man equipment.

Voiced By: Loren Lester


Ant-Man II

Ant-Man II/Scott Lang

"You will never threaten my daughter again, Do you hear me?"

An electrical engineer-turned bank robber-turned custodian who stole Hank Pym's Ant-Man suit to save his daughter, Cassie Lang, from Crossfire. Instead of having Scott go to jail for his latest bank robbery, Hank (along with Iron Fist and Luke Cage) helped him rescue Cassie, then allowed Scott to become the new Ant-Man. Iron Fist also invited Scott to join the Heroes For Hire.

Voiced By: Crispin Freeman


The Guardians of the Galaxy

Star-Lord

Star-Lord / Peter Quill

Leader of the Guardians of the Galaxy and the only actual human member in this incarnation.

Voiced By: Steve Downes


Rocket Raccoon

Rocket Raccoon

A Halfworlder raccoon, weapons specialist and second in command of the Guardians of the Galaxy

Voiced By: Greg Ellis


Adam Warlock

Adam Warlock

Possessor of the Soul Gem. Helps the Guardians locate cosmic anomalies.

Voiced By: Kirk Thornton


Quasar II

Quasar II / Phyla-Vell

The second Quasar, daughter of Captain Mar-Vell, and member of the Guardians of the Galaxy

Voiced By: Moira Quirk


Groot

Groot

He is Groot!

Voiced By: Troy Baker


Heroes who haven't appeared yet

Wolverine

Wolverine/Logan/James Howlett

A Canadian mutant who served in World War II with Captain America. Now a member of the X-Men.

Voiced By: Steve Blum

  • Early-Bird Cameo: James Howlett made some very short appearances in "Meet Captain America."

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  1. Originally, Josh Keaton, his voice actor in The Spectacular Spider Man was brought on, but for unknown reasons, his lines were redubbed by Bell.