The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes/Trivia: Difference between revisions

** The second season will deviate from overarching stories and end with 12 self-contained episodes, because the children in the test audiences had less trouble following one-part stories. Also, those episodes will place an increased focus on Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, and The Hulk, for the convenience of viewers more familiar with the Avengers from the [[Marvel Cinematic Universe]] than those from this cartoon, or those from the comics. Fans have yet to discover what this means for Avengers who have yet to receive solo movies.

** ''[[Ultimate Spider-Man (Animation)|Ultimate Spider-Man]]'' has become a cause of great misery for ''EMH'' fans, and not just because the next ''Avengers'' cartoon will apparently share its universe. Producer Josh Fine's Twitter page says that Marvel Animation managed to reach episode 39 by June 2011, but a later panel at Comic-Con revealed that Disney XD will not air episodes 27-52 until the release of ''Ultimate Spider-Man''...in 2012. Then, after ''Ultimate Spidey'' earned an undeniably large hatedom, Disney XD decided to run some new ''Ultimate Spidey'' episodes without new ''Earth's Mightiest Heroes'' adventures after them, to see if they deserve the credit for Marvel Universe's ratings. '''Then,''' an ''Earth's Mightiest Heroes'' episode guest-starring [[The Spectacular Spider Man (Animation)|Josh Keaton]] as Spider-Man got redubbed by Ultimate Spidey's VA, Drake Bell, apparently without Josh's consent. A [http://www.toonzone.net/forums/showthread.php?295227-Josh-Keaton-amp-Avengers-EMH&p=4007987#post4007987 Twitter movement] for getting Marvel to release the undubbed versions has begun.

** [[Mark Hamill]] voices Klaw.

** [[Colleen O Shaughnessey|Colleen O'Shaughnessey]] ([[Digimon Adventure|Sora]], [[Naruto (Manga)|Ino]], [[Danny Phantom|Jazz Fenton]], [[Bleach|Neliel, Loly Aivirrne]], and [[Tales of Symphonia (Video Game)|Genis Sage]]) voices The Wasp and Vapor.

* [[Screwed By the Network]]: This show got slightly "screwed by the cable companies", as Disney XD was dropped from most basic cable packages in the US right around the time the show premiered, leading to a lot of frustration from fans who want it to be put somewhere more easily visible.

** Marvel's video website used to have the complete first season available for free streaming, but it later disappeared without warning or explanation.

** The episode titles tend to be homages to classic comic story titles.

** The opening scenes of "Iron Man is Born!" are a clear reference to [[Cloverfield (Film)|Cloverfield]].