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 ** Abomination has elements of his comics self (his head and coloring), and his movie incarnation (he speaks with a British accent and according to his bio on the website and tie-in comic, he was a British soldier like in the movie).
 * [[Adaptive Armor]]: Captain Mar-Vell and the other Kree warriors have armor-suits that can [[Morph Weapon|morph into various weapons]].
-* [[AI Is a Crapshoot]]: Ultron, [[Sarcasm Mode|to the surprise of everyone.]]
+* [[A.I. Is a Crapshoot]]: Ultron, [[Sarcasm Mode|to the surprise of everyone.]]
 ** Averted with JARVIS.
 * [[Airborne Aircraft Carrier]]: the SHIELD helicarier is present as the SHIELD main base of operations, and it even held a prison (the big house) at the beginning of the series.
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 * [[Conspicuous CG]]
 * [[Continuity Cameo]]: [[Wolverine]] appears one of Cap's micro-episodes.
 {{quote|'''[[Identical Grandson|Jack Fury]]:''' Howlett! We need recon!
 '''Wolverine:''' I'm workin' on it, bub! }}
 ** [[The Fantastic Four (animation)|HERBIE]] passes by as Hank Pym and Reed Richards study  {{spoiler|Princess Ravonna}} during one of the last scenes of "The Kang Dynasty."
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 * [[Harmless Freezing]]: Hulk spends a good chunk of "Casket of Ancient Winters" frozen in the swimming pool. He shows up later just fine. But very annoyed that Wasp and Hawkeye forgot about him.
 * [[Heroic Sacrifice]]:  {{spoiler|Bucky}}. Also,  {{spoiler|attempted by Captain Marvel in "459", but he survived due to Iron Man's intervention.}}
-** As for the first example, savvy comic book fans are betting that {{spoiler|he [[Back From the Dead|returns]] as Winter Soldier.}}
+** As for the first example, savvy comic book fans are betting that {{spoiler|he [[Back from the Dead|returns]] as Winter Soldier.}}
 ** Done by {{spoiler|Wonder Man in "Acts of Vengeance".}}
 * [[Home Base]]: Avengers Mansion, which gets its own guided tour for both the audience and the newly-formed Avengers in episode two. And it is ''awesome''.
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 * [[Tomboy and Girly Girl]]: Ms. Marvel and Wasp, respectively.
 * [[Too Dumb to Live]]: Really, Absorbing Man? He puts a dent in your metal body, and you decide that turning to rock will be the best way to fight [[The Hulk]]? But then again was dumb enough to pick a fight with [[The Hulk]] to begin with, so honestly it isn't surprising that Absorbing Man made such a glaring tactical error.
-* [[Took a Level In Badass]]: Pym is a [[Technical Pacifist]] for awhile, but after the incident with Ultron, he became more and more violence-prone, mostly when Jan was in trouble. For example, in "The Fall of Asgard", {{spoiler|when Hank and the unconscious Jan are attacked by Frost Giant's in another realm, he goes ballistic to protect her, grabbing a Giant's ax and annihilating three of them (off screen).}}
+* [[Took a Level in Badass]]: Pym is a [[Technical Pacifist]] for awhile, but after the incident with Ultron, he became more and more violence-prone, mostly when Jan was in trouble. For example, in "The Fall of Asgard", {{spoiler|when Hank and the unconscious Jan are attacked by Frost Giant's in another realm, he goes ballistic to protect her, grabbing a Giant's ax and annihilating three of them (off screen).}}
 * [[Tron Lines]]: Tony's bodysuit he wears under the Iron Man armor looks like some of the suits worn in ''Tron: Legacy.''
 ** Likewise the design on Hank's suit will glow when he activates his powers.
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