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22 Oct 2026

• Changed Earth: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics","cinematic","fox","raimi","webb","ssu","spider-verse"] source
• Changed Earth: raimi summary: Earth-96283 is the home reality of Sam Raimi's three Spider-Man films. Its timeline runs from Peter Parker's birth in 1984 through the even… source
• Changed Earth: webb summary: The reality of the two Amazing Spider-Man films directed by Marc Webb. Its timeline runs from Norman Osborn's birth in 1951 through the 201… source
• Changed Earth: spider-verse summary: The reality where Miles Morales becomes the second Spider-Man after Peter Parker's death. Wilson Fisk's Super Collider in a Brooklyn subway… source
• Changed The Moon: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics","cinematic","fox","raimi","webb","ssu","spider-verse"] source
• Added Klyntar: Added to the map
• Added Earth-65: Added to the map source
• Added Earth-928: Added to the map
• Added Earth-50101: Added to the map
• Added Earth-42: Added to the map
• Added Earth-138: Added to the map
• Added Earth-8311: Added to the map
• Added Earth-616B: Added to the map source
• Added Earth-90214: Added to the map source
• Changed Spider-Man (Peter Parker): continuities: ["cinematic","comics"] → ["cinematic","comics","raimi","webb","spider-verse"] source
• Changed Spider-Man (Peter Parker): aliases: ["Peter Parker (Spider-Man)","Spider Man"] → ["Peter B. Parker (Spider-Man)","Peter Parker","Peter Parker (Spider-Man)","Spider Man"] source
• Changed Spider-Man (Peter Parker): raimi summary: Spider-Man of the Raimi trilogy. A New York student and Daily Bugle freelancer who gains spider powers from a lab bite, loses his uncle Ben… source
• Changed Spider-Man (Peter Parker): webb summary: A New York teenager raised by his aunt and uncle after his parents vanished. Bitten by a modified Oscorp spider, he becomes Spider-Man, fac… source
• Changed Spider-Man (Peter Parker): spider-verse summary: Peter B. Parker is the older, worn-out Spider-Man of Earth-616B, divorced from Mary Jane and living cheaply. Pulled into Miles Morales's wo… source
• Changed May Parker: continuities: ["cinematic","comics"] → ["cinematic","comics","raimi","webb"] source
• Changed May Parker: aliases: [] → ["May Parker (Maybelle Reilly)","Maybelle Reilly (May Parker)"] source
• Changed May Parker: raimi summary: Widow of Ben Parker and aunt who raised Peter Parker. Across the trilogy she is attacked by the Green Goblin, taken hostage by Doctor Octop… source
• Changed May Parker: webb summary: Peter Parker's aunt, née Reilly, who married Ben Parker and raised Peter with him after Peter's parents left him in their care. She mourns… source
• Changed Kingpin: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","spider-verse"] source
• Changed Kingpin: aliases: [] → ["Wilson Fisk"] source
• Changed Kingpin: spider-verse summary: The Kingpin of Earth-1610, a New York crime boss who lost his wife and son in a car accident while fleeing his fight with Spider-Man. He fu… source
• Changed Norman Osborn (Green Goblin): continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","raimi","webb"] source
• Changed Norman Osborn (Green Goblin): raimi summary: Founder of the defense contractor Oscorp and father of Harry Osborn. After testing a performance enhancer on himself he developed a second,… source
• Changed Norman Osborn (Green Goblin): webb summary: Founder and CEO of Oscorp, dying of a genetic disease. Dr. Connors's regeneration serum research is partly meant to save him. In the second… source
• Changed Harry Osborn: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","raimi","webb"]
• Changed Harry Osborn: aliases: [] → ["Harold Osborn (Harry Osborn, Green Goblin)"]
• Changed Harry Osborn: raimi summary: Harry is Norman Osborn's son and Peter Parker's best friend. After his father dies he blames Spider-Man, takes over Oscorp, and later adopt…
• Changed Harry Osborn: webb summary: Son of Norman Osborn and childhood friend of Peter Parker. Sent to boarding school young, he returns to New York as his father dies, inheri…
• Added Mary Jane Watson: Added to the map
• Added Doctor Octopus: Added to the map
• Added Sandman: Added to the map
• Added Venom: Added to the map
• Added Gwen Stacy: Added to the map
• Added Uncle Ben: Added to the map
• Added J. Jonah Jameson: Added to the map
• Added The Lizard: Added to the map
• Added Flash Thompson: Added to the map
• Added George Stacy: Added to the map
• Added Electro: Added to the map
• Added Rhino: Added to the map
• Added Richard Parker: Added to the map
• Added Felicia Hardy: Added to the map
• Added Carnage: Added to the map
• Added Anne Weying: Added to the map
• Added Riot: Added to the map
• Added Shriek: Added to the map
• Added Knull: Added to the map source
• Added Morbius: Added to the map
• Added Milo Morbius: Added to the map
• Added Madame Web: Added to the map
• Added Julia Cornwall: Added to the map
• Added Anya Corazon: Added to the map
• Added Mattie Franklin: Added to the map
• Added Ezekiel Sims: Added to the map source
• Added Kraven: Added to the map
• Added Miles Morales: Added to the map
• Added Miguel O'Hara: Added to the map
• Added Peni Parker: Added to the map
• Added Spider-Ham: Added to the map
• Added Spider-Noir: Added to the map source
• Added Prowler: Added to the map
• Added The Spot: Added to the map
• Added Pavitr Prabhakar: Added to the map
• Added Spider-Punk: Added to the map
• Added Jessica Drew: Added to the map
• Added Jefferson Davis: Added to the map
• Added Rio Morales: Added to the map
• Added El Muerto: Added to the map source
• Added Silk: Spider Society: Added to the map source
• Added Spider-Punk: Added to the map source
• Added Spider-Man: Added to the map source
• Added Spider-Man 2: Added to the map source
• Added Spider-Man 3: Added to the map source
• Added The Amazing Spider-Man: Added to the map source
• Added The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Added to the map source
• Added Venom: Added to the map source
• Added Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse: Added to the map source
• Added Spider-Ham: Caught in a Ham: Added to the map source
• Added Venom: Let There Be Carnage: Added to the map source
• Added Morbius: Added to the map source
• Added Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse: Added to the map source
• Added The Spider Within: A Spider-Verse Story: Added to the map source
• Added Madame Web: Added to the map source
• Added Venom: The Last Dance: Added to the map source
• Added Kraven the Hunter: Added to the map source
• Added Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse: Added to the map source
• Changed Earth: events: 28 events → 54 events source
• Changed Spider-Man (Peter Parker): events: 30 events → 33 events source
• Added Time Variance Authority: Added to the map source
• Added Ta Lo: Added to the map
• Added K'un-Lun: Added to the map source
• Added Duat: Added to the map
• Added Framework: Added to the map source
• Added Talokan: Added to the map source
• Added Attilan: Added to the map
• Under review Asteroid M: status (comics): destroyed in 1995 → event in 1995: Magneto's larger station Avalon, built from Asteroid M's pieces, is destroyed during a fight between Holocaust and Exodus. source
• Under review Asteroid M: status (comics): destroyed in 1997 → event in 1997: A flashback issue shows Magneto completing the first station just before recruiting Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch. source
• Under review Asteroid M: status (comics): destroyed in 2003 → event in 2003: Xorn traps Wolverine and Jean Grey on a fourth version and sends it into the Sun. source
• Under review Asteroid M: status (comics): destroyed in 2009 → event in 2009: The X-Club raises the crashed first station at Cyclops's order and it becomes the mutant homeland of Utopia. source
• Under review Beast (Dr. Henry 'Hank' McCoy): world asteroid-m (comics): asteroid-m destroyed in 2009 → 2009: Held and tortured on Alcatraz by Osborn's forces, Beast is freed by the X-Men, who raise Asteroid M as the sovereign mutant home Utop… source
• Under review Cyclops (Scott Summers): world asteroid-m (comics): asteroid-m destroyed in 2009 → 2009: Cyclops resurfaces Asteroid M as Utopia and declares it a sovereign mutant nation after the riots in San Francisco. source
• Under review Emma Frost: world asteroid-m (comics): asteroid-m destroyed in 2009 → 2009: After serving in Osborn's Cabal and leading his X-Men, she betrays him and takes the mutants to Utopia. source
• Under review Gambit (Remy LeBeau): world asteroid-m (comics): asteroid-m destroyed in 2009 → 2009: Gambit joins the X-Men on Utopia, the island nation built on the ruins of Asteroid M. source
• Under review Gloriana: home world (comics): earth (1983–null) → krakoa (2019–null) source
• Under review Jean Grey: world asteroid-m (comics): asteroid-m destroyed in 2004 → 2004: Wolverine mercy-kills Jean on Asteroid M, then Xorn kills her after she ascends as the Phoenix. source
• Under review Jubilee (Jubilation Lee, as Silver Surfer): world asteroid-m (comics): asteroid-m destroyed in 2010 → 2010: Bitten by a vampire in San Francisco, Jubilee is treated on Utopia and later turned into a vampire. source
• Under review Magik: world asteroid-m (comics): asteroid-m destroyed in 2009 → 2009: She helps the X-Men found Utopia, the island nation built from the remains of Asteroid M. source
• Under review Magneto (Erik Lehnsherr): world asteroid-m (comics): asteroid-m destroyed in 1989 → 1989: After a duel with Sebastian Shaw he is declared the Grey King of the Hellfire Club, then leaves the New Mutants and rebuilds a fancie… source
• Under review Magneto (Erik Lehnsherr): world asteroid-m (comics): asteroid-m destroyed in 2009 → 2009: Powers restored with the High Evolutionary's help, he arrives in peace at Utopia, the former Asteroid M, and meets Cyclops. source
• Under review Nightcrawler (Kurt Wagner): world asteroid-m (comics): asteroid-m destroyed in 2010 → 2010: Nightcrawler dies teleporting the infant Hope Summers away from Bastion to the shores of Utopia. source
• Under review Empyre: source page: extracted 2026-10-21 → page edited 2026-10-21 (revision 11231953); re-extraction pending, no ANTHROPIC_API_KEY source
• Under review Werewolf by Night: source page: extracted 2026-10-21 → page edited 2026-10-22 (revision 2611125); re-extraction pending, no ANTHROPIC_API_KEY source
• Under review Spider-Man: Brand New Day: source page: extracted 2026-10-21 → page edited 2026-10-22 (revision 2611532); re-extraction pending, no ANTHROPIC_API_KEY source
• Under review Spider-Man: Homecoming: source page: extracted 2026-10-21 → page edited 2026-10-22 (revision 2611388); re-extraction pending, no ANTHROPIC_API_KEY source
• Under review Avengers: Age of Ultron: source page: extracted 2026-10-21 → page edited 2026-10-22 (revision 2611400); re-extraction pending, no ANTHROPIC_API_KEY source
• Under review Captain America: The Winter Soldier: source page: extracted 2026-10-21 → page edited 2026-10-22 (revision 2611510); re-extraction pending, no ANTHROPIC_API_KEY source
• Under review Captain America: The First Avenger: source page: extracted 2026-10-21 → page edited 2026-10-22 (revision 2611505); re-extraction pending, no ANTHROPIC_API_KEY source
• Added Black Panther 3: Added to the map source
• Added VisionQuest: Added to the map source
• Added Avengers: Secret Wars: Added to the map source
• Added Space Stone: Added to the map source
• Added Mind Stone: Added to the map source
• Added Reality Stone: Added to the map source
• Added Power Stone: Added to the map source
• Added Time Stone: Added to the map source
• Added Soul Stone: Added to the map source
• Added Tesseract: Added to the map source
• Added Mjolnir: Added to the map source
• Added Stormbreaker: Added to the map source
• Added Phoenix Force: Added to the map source
• Added Eye of Agamotto: Added to the map source
• Added Cerebro: Added to the map source
• Added Darkhold: Added to the map source
• Added Ten Rings: Added to the map source
• Changed Thor: aliases: [] → ["Thor Odinson"] source
• Changed Loki Laufeyson: aliases: [] → ["Loki"] source
• Changed Frigga: aliases: [] → ["Frigga (Freyja Freyrdottir)"] source
• Changed Valkyrie: aliases: [] → ["Brunnhilde (Valkyrie)"] source
• Changed Steve Rogers: aliases: [] → ["Captain America","Steve Rogers (Captain America)"] source
• Changed Black Widow (Natasha Romanoff): aliases: [] → ["Black Widow","Natalia Romanova"] source
• Changed Hulk: aliases: [] → ["Bruce Banner (Hulk)"] source
• Changed Hawkeye: aliases: [] → ["Clint Barton"] source
• Changed Maria Hill: aliases: [] → ["Maria Hill (Earth-616)"] source
• Changed War Machine (James Rhodes): aliases: [] → ["James Rhodes","War Machine"] source
• Changed Sam Wilson (Captain America): aliases: [] → ["Falcon","Samuel Wilson (Falcon)"] source
• Changed Winter Soldier: aliases: [] → ["Bucky Barnes (Winter Soldier)"] source
• Changed Wanda Maximoff (Scarlet Witch): aliases: [] → ["Scarlet Witch","Wanda Maximoff"] source
• Changed Pietro Maximoff (Quicksilver): aliases: [] → ["Pietro Maximoff","Quicksilver"] source
• Changed Ant-Man (Scott Lang): aliases: [] → ["Ant Man","Scott Lang (Ant-Man)"] source
• Changed Hope van Dyne: aliases: [] → ["Janet Van Dyne","Wasp"] source
• Changed Hank Pym: aliases: [] → ["Henry Pym"] source
• Changed Janet van Dyne: aliases: [] → ["Janet Van Dyne"] source
• Changed Spider-Man (Peter Parker): aliases: [] → ["Peter Parker (Spider-Man)","Spider Man"] source
• Changed T'Challa: aliases: [] → ["Black Panther"] source
• Changed Erik Killmonger: aliases: [] → ["Killmonger"] source
• Changed Captain Marvel: aliases: [] → ["Carol Danvers"] source
• Changed Yon-Rogg: aliases: [] → ["Yon Rogg"] source
• Changed Ronan the Accuser: aliases: [] → ["Ronan"] source
• Changed Korath the Pursuer: aliases: [] → ["Korath","Korath-Thak"] source
• Changed Star-Lord: aliases: [] → ["Star Lord","Star-Lord (Peter Quill)"] source
• Changed Rocket Raccoon: aliases: [] → ["Rocket"] source
• Changed Groot: aliases: [] → ["Groot (Earth-616)"] source
• Changed Drax the Destroyer: aliases: [] → ["Drax"] source
• Changed Mantis: aliases: [] → ["Mantis (Brandt)"] source
• Changed Yondu Udonta: aliases: [] → ["Yondu"] source
• Changed Ego: aliases: [] → ["Ego the Living Planet"] source
• Changed Taneleer Tivan (Collector): aliases: [] → ["The Collector"] source
• Changed Irani Rael (Nova Prime): aliases: [] → ["Nova Corps","Nova Prime"] source
• Changed Cull Obsidian: aliases: [] → ["Black Dwarf"] source
• Changed Red Skull: aliases: [] → ["Johann Shmidt"] source
• Changed Obadiah Stane (Iron Monger): aliases: [] → ["Obadiah Stane"] source
• Changed Ivan Vanko: aliases: [] → ["Anton Vanko (Whiplash)"] source
• Changed Abomination: aliases: [] → ["Emil Blonsky (Abomination)"] source
• Changed Crossbones: aliases: [] → ["Crossbones (Brock Rumlow)"] source
• Changed Wolfgang von Strucker: aliases: [] → ["Baron Strucker"] source
• Changed Vulture (Adrian Toomes): aliases: [] → ["Adrian Toomes (Vulture)","Vulture"] source
• Changed Mysterio: aliases: [] → ["Quentin Beck"] source
• Changed Ned Leeds: aliases: [] → ["Ned Leeds (Edward Leeds)"] source
• Changed Michelle Jones: aliases: [] → ["Mary Jane Watson"] source
• Changed Nakia: aliases: [] → ["Nakia Shauku"] source
• Changed M'Baku: aliases: [] → ["Mbaku"] source
• Changed T'Chaka: aliases: [] → ["Tchaka"] source
• Changed Ulysses Klaue: aliases: [] → ["Ulysses Klaw"] source
• Changed Karl Mordo: aliases: [] → ["Mordo"] source
• Changed Mar-Vell: aliases: [] → ["Mar Vell"] source
• Changed Minn-Erva: aliases: [] → ["Minn Erva","Minn-Erva (Doctor Minerva)"] source
• Changed Kraglin Obfonteri: aliases: [] → ["Kraglin"] source
• Changed Cosmo the Spacedog: aliases: [] → ["Cosmo"] source
• Changed Howard the Duck: aliases: [] → ["Howard The Duck"] source
• Changed Red Guardian (Alexei Shostakov): aliases: [] → ["Alexei Shostakov","Red Guardian"] source
• Changed Taskmaster (Antonia Dreykov): aliases: [] → ["Anthony Masters (Taskmaster)","Taskmaster"] source
• Changed Kang the Conqueror: aliases: [] → ["Kang","Nathaniel Richards (Kang)"] source
• Changed Apocalypse: aliases: [] → ["Apocalypse (En Sabah Nur)","En Sabah Nur (Apocalypse)"] source
• Changed Bishop: aliases: [] → ["Bishop (Lucas Bishop)","Lucas Bishop"] source
• Changed Moira Mactaggert: aliases: [] → ["Moira MacTaggert"] source

21 Oct 2026

• Changed Rockslide: continuities: ["comics"] → ["comics","fox"] source
• Changed Rockslide: fox summary: Santo Vaccarro, called Rockslide, is a male mutant who can mimic earth and stone. The page gives nothing else about him. source
• Changed Secret Wars (2015): in world: [null,null] → [4,4.33] source
• Changed Secret Wars (2015): worlds: [] → ["earth"] source
• Changed Secret Wars (2015): cast: 0 → 16 source
• Changed Secret Wars (2015): summary: The page did not resolve to an event article, so no summary can be given. → The last incursion destroys the remaining two realities and leaves a few survivors on life rafts. Eight years later they wake on Battleworl… source
• Changed Krakoa: comics summary: Krakoa is a sentient living island in the Pacific, one half of an ancient landmass called Okkara that was split in two, the other half bein… source
• Changed Genosha: comics summary: Genosha is a crescent-shaped island in the Indian Ocean, northeast of Madagascar. It began as a rich apartheid-style state that enslaved it… source
• Changed Genosha: fox summary: Genosha is an island off the eastern seaboard. In the original timeline it is Magneto's heavily fortified, steel-reinforced hideout for the… source
• Changed Asteroid M: comics summary: Asteroid M is the name of any orbital space station Magneto has built around Earth as a hidden mutant base, with observation decks, hangars… source
• Changed Savage Land: comics summary: The Savage Land is a tropical prehistoric preserve hidden by volcanoes at the base of Antarctica's Palmer Peninsula, built by the alien Nuw… source
• Changed Muir Island: comics summary: A small island off Scotland's northern coast, home of Moira MacTaggert's Mutant Research Center, built partly to help her son Kevin. The ce… source
• Changed Muir Island: fox summary: An island off northern Scotland that is the home and workplace of Moira MacTaggert, a former CIA agent turned medical scientist. She later… source
• Changed Madripoor: comics summary: Madripoor is a lawless island principality in Southeast Asia, near the Strait of Malacca, split between wealthy Hightown and impoverished L… source
• Changed Madripoor: cinematic summary: A lawless island city-state in maritime Southeast Asia, split into wealthy Hightown and impoverished Lowtown, with a smuggling port at Bucc… source
• Changed Xavier's School: comics summary: The Xavier family estate beside Breakstone Lake near Salem Center, New York, turned by Charles Xavier into a school and base for the X-Men.… source
• Changed Xavier's School: fox summary: A private academy for young mutants at Salem Center, Westchester, New York, converted from the Xavier family mansion after 1962. Its lower… source
• Changed Morlock Tunnels: comics summary: A network of abandoned military tunnels beneath New York City where the Morlocks lived and moved unseen. They link to the city sewers and r… source
• Changed Arakko: comics summary: Arakko is a sentient island, the twin of Krakoa, formed when the ancient island Okkara was split. It was sealed into the demon dimension Am… source
• Changed Chandilar: comics summary: The artificial throneworld of the Shi'ar Empire, home to the Imperial Palace, Imperial Guard Training Academy and Chandilar Academy. The Sh… source
• Changed Mojoworld: comics summary: A planet in the Mojoverse, an alternate dimension where technology is more advanced than Earth's. Its Spineless Ones, driven mad by warped…
• Changed Apocalypse: continuities: ["cinematic","comics","fox"] → ["comics","fox"] source
• Changed Apocalypse: comics summary: En Sabah Nur is an ancient Egyptian-born mutant who rose from slave to conqueror and was remade by Celestial technology. He preaches surviv… source
• Changed Apocalypse: fox summary: The first mutant, born in ancient Egypt and worshipped as a god. Betrayed by followers and entombed under his collapsing pyramid, he wakes… source
• Changed Bishop: continuities: ["cinematic","comics","fox"] → ["comics","fox"] source
• Changed Bishop: comics summary: Lucas Bishop is a mutant police officer from a dystopian future Earth, born in a mutant camp, who absorbs and redirects energy. Chasing the… source
• Changed Bishop: fox summary: A mutant who absorbs and redirects energy, and a survivor of the War of the Sentinels. In the original timeline he escapes Camp X-Ray, foun… source
• Changed Moira Mactaggert: continuities: ["cinematic","comics","fox"] → ["comics","fox"] source
• Changed Moira Mactaggert: comics summary: Moira MacTaggert is a Scottish geneticist who founded the Muir Island research center and sheltered Rahne Sinclair, the X-Men and their all… source
• Changed Moira Mactaggert: fox summary: Scottish-born human who is a CIA agent in 1962, bringing mutants to Charles Xavier's attention and helping found Division X and train the f… source
• Changed Mojo: continuities: ["cinematic","comics","fox"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Mojo: comics summary: Mojo is the spineless, cyborg ruler of Mojoworld in the Mojoverse, a world run on television ratings and slave labor. He produces shows sta… source
• Changed Lilandra: continuities: ["cinematic","comics","fox"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Lilandra: comics summary: Lilandra is the Shi'ar Majestrix who first came to Earth seeking Charles Xavier's help against her brother D'ken's scheme for the M'kraan C… source
• Changed Wolverine (Logan): name: Wolverine → Wolverine (Logan) source
• Changed Wolverine (Logan): cinematic summary: This Wolverine is a variant of Logan from a universe where humans killed the X-Men while he was away drinking. Deadpool takes him to the TV… source
• Changed Wolverine (Logan): comics summary: James Howlett, known as Logan and Wolverine, is a long-lived Canadian mutant with a healing factor, heightened senses and bone claws later… source
• Changed Wolverine (Logan): fox summary: Mutant born James Howlett in 1832 with bone claws, a rapid healing factor and, after Stryker's procedure, an adamantium skeleton. A long-li… source
• Changed Cyclops (Scott Summers): name: Cyclops → Cyclops (Scott Summers) source
• Changed Cyclops (Scott Summers): cinematic summary: A mutant X-Men member who fires energy blasts from his eyes, played by James Marsden, listed for the unreleased Avengers: Doomsday. The pag… source
• Changed Cyclops (Scott Summers): comics summary: Scott Summers is the first of Xavier's X-Men and its longtime field leader, a mutant whose optic beams need a ruby-quartz visor. Orphaned y… source
• Changed Cyclops (Scott Summers): fox summary: Scott Summers is a mutant who fires destructive energy from his eyes and must wear a visor. Captured by Stryker as a teenager in 1979, he i… source
• Changed Storm: cinematic summary: A mutant known as Storm, whose real name the page gives only as a conjecture, Ororo Munroe. She is listed as alive and as an upcoming chara… source
• Changed Storm: comics summary: Ororo Munroe is a mutant who commands the weather. Orphaned in Cairo and raised as a thief, she was worshipped as a rain goddess in Kenya u… source
• Changed Storm: fox summary: Ororo Munroe, a weather-controlling mutant played by Halle Berry, teaches at Xavier's School and fights with the X-Men against Magneto, Wil… source
• Changed Beast (Dr. Henry 'Hank' McCoy): name: Beast → Beast (Dr. Henry 'Hank' McCoy) source
• Changed Beast (Dr. Henry 'Hank' McCoy): cinematic summary: A mutant doctor and X-Men member from the alternate universe seen in The Marvels. When Binary brings Monica Rambeau to the X-Mansion, he ex… source
• Changed Beast (Dr. Henry 'Hank' McCoy): comics summary: Henry McCoy is a mutant scientist and founding X-Man who also served with the Avengers, the Defenders and X-Factor, his body shifting from… source
• Changed Beast (Dr. Henry 'Hank' McCoy): fox summary: A mutant scientist and Xavier's student and ally. In 1962 he builds Cerebro and joins the first X-Men, and a failed cure turns him into the… source
• Changed Iceman: continuities: ["cinematic","comics","fox"] → ["comics","fox"] source
• Changed Iceman: comics summary: A mutant who can drop his body temperature, freeze moisture into ice and become living ice. The youngest of the original X-Men, he has drif… source
• Changed Iceman: fox summary: A mutant who freezes whatever is around him and can turn his whole body to ice. He secretly studies at Xavier's school, dates Rogue, helps… source
• Changed Professor X: cinematic summary: Charles Francis Xavier, played by Patrick Stewart, is a mutant, the headmaster of Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters and the leader of t… source
• Changed Professor X: comics summary: Charles Xavier is a telepathic mutant who founds a school for gifted youngsters in Westchester and leads the X-Men in pursuit of peaceful c… source
• Changed Professor X: fox summary: Charles Xavier, called Professor X, is a mutant telepath and founder of the X-Men and his school for gifted youngsters in Westchester. As a… source
• Changed Jean Grey: cinematic summary: A young psychic mutant played by Sadie Sink who can possess other people and move objects with her mind. After the Department of Damage Con… source
• Changed Jean Grey: comics summary: A telepathic and telekinetic mutant, founding X-Man and student of Charles Xavier, whose story is tied to the cosmic Phoenix Force. She has… source
• Changed Jean Grey: fox summary: A telepathic and telekinetic mutant raised at Xavier's school, where Xavier walls off her unconscious power and a second personality, the P… source
• Changed Angel (Warren Worthington III): name: Archangel → Angel (Warren Worthington III) source
• Changed Angel (Warren Worthington III): cinematic summary: A mutant known as Angel, played by Asa Germann in the unreleased film X-Men. The page is a stub that gives only the name, species, citizens… source
• Changed Angel (Warren Worthington III): comics summary: A wealthy mutant with feathered wings, Warren Worthington III is the Angel of the first X-Men class. He funds the Champions, the Defenders… source
• Changed Angel (Warren Worthington III): fox summary: A winged mutant who fights in a Berlin cage-fighting ring in 1983. After a duel with Nightcrawler leaves a wing damaged, Apocalypse recruit… source
• Changed Nightcrawler (Kurt Wagner): name: Nightcrawler → Nightcrawler (Kurt Wagner) source
• Changed Nightcrawler (Kurt Wagner): cinematic summary: A mutant X-Men member, played by Alan Cumming, with German and American citizenship, listed for the unreleased Avengers: Doomsday. The page… source
• Changed Nightcrawler (Kurt Wagner): comics summary: Kurt Wagner is a blue-furred, fanged mutant who teleports in a puff of brimstone. Raised in a Bavarian travelling circus, he was recruited… source
• Changed Nightcrawler (Kurt Wagner): fox summary: A teleporting mutant raised in a traveling circus, abducted by William Stryker, who tortures and mind-controls him into attacking the Presi… source
• Changed Colossus: cinematic summary: Piotr Rasputin, called Colossus, is a Russian-born mutant who turns his whole body to steel and belongs to the X-Men in the Fox-era film co… source
• Changed Colossus: comics summary: A Russian mutant who turns his body into organic steel. Recruited from a Siberian collective farm for the second-generation X-Men, he is a… source
• Changed Colossus: fox summary: A Russian-born mutant who turns his body to organic steel. A student at Xavier's school who becomes an X-Men member, he helps students esca… source
• Changed Kitty Pryde: continuities: ["cinematic","comics","fox"] → ["comics","fox"] source
• Changed Kitty Pryde: comics summary: Kitty Pryde is a Jewish mutant from Illinois who can phase through solid matter. She joins the X-Men at thirteen as Sprite, becomes Shadowc… source
• Changed Kitty Pryde: fox summary: Kitty Pryde, also called Shadowcat, can phase through matter and project a person's consciousness back in time. A student at Xavier's schoo… source
• Changed Rogue: cinematic summary: A mutant known as Rogue, real name Anna Marie, listed as a United States citizen and alive. She is an upcoming character in the unreleased… source
• Changed Rogue: comics summary: Anna Marie, called Rogue, is a mutant who absorbs the powers, memories and personality of anyone she touches. Raised as a runaway by Mystiq… source
• Changed Rogue: fox summary: Marie D'Ancanto is a Mississippi teenager whose mutation absorbs the powers and life force of anyone she touches. She runs away, travels wi… source
• Changed Emma Frost: cinematic summary: A telepathic mutant, with the middle name Grace given only as a conjecture. She is listed as alive and as an upcoming character in the unre… source
• Changed Emma Frost: comics summary: Emma Frost is a Boston-born mutant telepath who can turn her body to diamond. She rose from Hellfire Club dancer to White Queen, ran the Ma… source
• Changed Emma Frost: fox summary: A telepath who can turn her skin to diamond. A Las Vegas mobster's mistress in the 1950s, she kills him in 1959 and joins Sebastian Shaw's… source
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• Changed Deadpool (Wade Wilson): cinematic summary: Wade Wilson is a Canadian mutant mercenary with a regenerative healing factor who comes from the former Fox universe. After being refused b… source
• Changed Deadpool (Wade Wilson): comics summary: Wade Wilson, known as Deadpool, is a Canadian mercenary who gained a healing factor derived from Wolverine through the Weapon X program, at… source
• Changed Deadpool (Wade Wilson): fox summary: Wade Wilson is a Canadian ex-special-forces mercenary who gains a healing factor and disfigurement from Ajax's torture program, then hunts… source
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• Changed Magneto (Erik Lehnsherr): comics summary: Max Eisenhardt, called Magneto, is a Holocaust survivor and mutant who commands magnetism. He began as the X-Men's chief enemy and founder… source
• Changed Magneto (Erik Lehnsherr): fox summary: A mutant who commands magnetic fields and metal. Tortured as a boy by Sebastian Shaw, he befriends Charles Xavier in 1962, then splits from… source
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• Changed Gambit (Remy LeBeau): cinematic summary: A kinetic-energy mutant who throws charged playing cards and fights with a bo staff. Banished to the Void by the Time Variance Authority, h… source
• Changed Gambit (Remy LeBeau): comics summary: A Cajun mutant thief raised by the New Orleans Thieves Guild who charges objects, usually playing cards, with explosive energy. Once a pawn… source
• Changed Gambit (Remy LeBeau): fox summary: A mutant from New Orleans who charges matter with explosive energy, using playing cards and a staff. Captured and held on Three Mile Island… source
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• Changed Psylocke (Elizabeth Braddock, variant): cinematic summary: A British-born mutant who shapes purple psionic energy into blades and whips. Banished to the Void, she served in Cassandra Nova's crew and… source
• Changed Psylocke (Elizabeth Braddock, variant): comics summary: Betsy Braddock is an English telepath, twin sister of the first Captain Britain, who works as a model, pilot and S.T.R.I.K.E. agent before… source
• Changed Psylocke (Elizabeth Braddock, variant): fox summary: Psylocke is a mutant who can teleport through shadows and fights as one of the Omegas alongside Magneto's Brotherhood of Mutants. She prote… source
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• Changed Cable: comics summary: Nathan Summers, called Cable, is the son of Scott Summers and Madelyne Pryor, a telepathic and telekinetic mutant partly overtaken by the T… source
• Changed Cable: fox summary: A cybernetic mutant soldier from a war-torn future. After the pyrokinetic Firefist kills his wife and daughter Hope, Cable travels back in… source
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• Changed Cannonball: comics summary: Sam Guthrie is a Kentucky farm boy whose mutation lets him blast through the air inside a near-indestructible energy field. A founding New… source
• Changed Cannonball: fox summary: A Kentucky mutant who rockets through the air and is invulnerable while doing it. After a panic in a coal mine collapses the tunnel and kil… source
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• Changed Earth: comics summary: This page describes the mainstream Marvel reality, Earth-616, and the Earth at its centre: a world like ours plus nations such as Wakanda,… source
• Changed Earth: cinematic summary: Third planet from the Sun and the central realm among the Nine Realms, Earth is home to humans, mutants, Inhumans and many settled outsider… source
• Changed The Moon: comics summary: Luna, Earth's only permanent natural satellite. Once home to the S'raphh, it holds the Kree-built Blue Area, where Uatu the Watcher lives a… source
• Changed The Moon: cinematic summary: Earth's only natural satellite, watched over by He Who Remains. Centuries ago an Inhuman community settled part of it and built the domed c… source
• Changed Mars: comics summary: The fourth planet from the Sun, long a dead world with a past of Martian races, now terraformed by mutants and renamed Planet Arakko, capit… source
• Changed Titan: comics summary: Moon of Saturn, home of the Titanians and the banished Titan Eternals, and birthplace of Thanos. A monarchy whose colony lies mostly underg… source
• Changed Titan: cinematic summary: Home planet of the Titans, once a lush world ruled by a royal family under A'Lars, where an Eternal named Eros was stationed. Overpopulatio… source
• Changed Asgard: comics summary: Asgard is the flat, floating landmass of the Aesir gods, a small other-dimensional realm where matter is denser than on Earth. It is laced… source
• Changed Asgard: cinematic summary: Asgard was a small, flat, asteroid-like plane in the Nine Realms, home of the Asgardians and seat of a strict monarchy. Rainbow Bridge, Odi… source
• Changed Vanaheim: comics summary: Vanaheim is a Ten Realms world of forests, fields and plains on the highest tier of Yggdrasil beside Asgard and Alfheim. It is the home of… source
• Changed Vanaheim: cinematic summary: Vanaheim is one of the Nine Realms, home of the Vanir and of Hogun. Marauders invaded it in 2010, and in 2013 an Asgardian army under Thor… source
• Changed Alfheim: comics summary: Alfheim is a Ten Realms world of enchanted forests, candy flora and wine springs, home to the Light Elves in a monarchy centered on the cas… source
• Changed Alfheim: cinematic summary: Alfheim is one of the Nine Realms and the home of the Light Elves. The page says little more than that it was among the worlds that lined u… source
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• Changed Jotunheim: cinematic summary: Jotunheim is one of the Nine Realms and home of the Frost Giants, with Utgard as its capital. After Odin took the Casket of Ancient Winters… source
• Changed Svartalfheim: comics summary: Svartalfheim is a heavily wooded Ten Realms world on the middle tier of Yggdrasil, home to the Dark Elves and also to many Dwarves. Its Dar… source
• Changed Svartalfheim: cinematic summary: Svartalfheim is the Nine Realms home of the Dark Elves, called the Dark World by outsiders and Harudheen by the elves. Its star system is c… source
• Changed Nidavellir: comics summary: Nidavellir is a Ten Realms world of caverns and great forges on the middle tier of Yggdrasil near Midgard, home to the Dwarves who crafted… source
• Changed Nidavellir: cinematic summary: A neutron star ringed by a megastructure, home of the Dwarves and renowned for its forges, which are under Asgardian protection. Thor once… source
• Changed Muspelheim: comics summary: Muspelheim is a Ten Realms world of eternal fire, lava and fire pits on the lower tier of Yggdrasil, home to the Fire Demons and the Fire G… source
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• Changed Niflheim / Hel: cinematic summary: One of the Nine Realms, containing the region Hel. Odin imprisoned his daughter Hela there ages ago after she tried to conquer the realms,… source
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• Changed Xandar: comics summary: Birthplace of the Nova Corps, in the Tranta System of the Andromeda Galaxy, repeatedly struck by disaster. Zorr the Conqueror nearly destro… source
• Changed Xandar: cinematic summary: Capital planet of the Nova Empire and seat of the Nova Corps, home to about twelve billion people of many species in the Andromeda Galaxy.… source
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• Changed Knowhere: cinematic summary: The severed head of a Celestial, originally on the edge of the Galactic Rim, mined by the Tivan Group and home to the Collector's Museum. T… source
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• Changed Thor: cinematic summary: Thor Odinson is the Asgardian god of thunder and a prince, later king, of Asgard. Banished to Earth in 2010, he becomes a founding Avenger… source
• Changed Thor: comics summary: Thor is the Asgardian god of thunder, son of Odin and the earth-goddess Gaea, who wields the hammer Mjolnir. Exiled to Earth as the mortal… source
• Changed Loki Laufeyson: cinematic summary: A Frost Giant abandoned on Jotunheim and raised in Asgard by Odin as Thor's brother. After sabotaging Thor's coronation and learning his or… source
• Changed Loki Laufeyson: comics summary: A Frost Giant born small on Jotunheim and adopted by Odin, Loki grew up in Asgard as the god of mischief and spent centuries plotting again… source
• Changed Odin: cinematic summary: The Allfather and long-time king of Asgard, who once built an empire with his daughter Hela before choosing peace. He fought Laufey's Frost… source
• Changed Odin: comics summary: The All-Father and king of Asgard, son of Bor and father of Thor, who with his brothers built the cosmos and later defeated his brother Cul… source
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• Changed Hela: comics summary: The Asgardian goddess of death, created as an artificial Death Stone in Niffleheim and raised by Loki and Angerboda. Odin made her queen of… source
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• Changed Valkyrie: comics summary: Brunnhilde is the Asgardian shield-maiden Odin made the first Valkyrie, a chooser of the slain. The sorceress Amora trapped her essence for… source
• Changed Korg: cinematic summary: Korg is a Kronan warrior who became a gladiator for the Grandmaster on Sakaar after a failed revolution. In 2017 he befriended Thor, led th… source
• Changed Korg: comics summary: A Kronan born on Ria who took part in an invasion of Earth that Thor repelled. His ship was dragged to Sakaar, where he was enslaved as a g… source
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• Changed Steve Rogers: comics summary: Steve Rogers, a frail Manhattan-born youth, was turned into a peak-human super-soldier by a wartime Army program and fought as Captain Amer… source
• Changed Black Widow (Natasha Romanoff): cinematic summary: A Soviet-born spy and assassin raised in the Red Room, who defected to S.H.I.E.L.D. and became a founding Avenger. She worked beside Hawkey… source
• Changed Black Widow (Natasha Romanoff): comics summary: Natalia Alianovna Romanova, the Black Widow, is a Soviet-trained spy raised by the Red Room program. She began as a KGB agent opposed to Ir… source
• Changed Hulk: cinematic summary: Bruce Banner, a gamma physicist born in 1969, became the Hulk after a 2005 lab accident and was hunted by the army for years. He joined the… source
• Changed Hulk: comics summary: Bruce Banner is a nuclear physicist from Dayton, Ohio, whose own gamma bomb test in New Mexico turned him into the Hulk. Pursued by the mil… source
• Changed Hawkeye: cinematic summary: Clint Barton, an Iowa-born archer, became a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent and partnered with Natasha Romanoff. Mind-controlled by Loki in 2012, he lat… source
• Changed Hawkeye: comics summary: An Iowa-born carnival archer who began as a criminal partner of the Black Widow, then reformed and joined the Avengers. Barton founded the… source
• Changed Nick Fury: cinematic summary: Nick Fury is an American spy who rose from soldier and CIA operative to Director of S.H.I.E.L.D. After meeting Carol Danvers in 1995 he enl… source
• Changed Nick Fury: comics summary: A New York-born soldier who led the Howling Commandos in World War II, served the CIA, and became Director of S.H.I.E.L.D., kept young by t… source
• Changed Maria Hill: cinematic summary: A former S.H.I.E.L.D. commander and deputy director who served as Nick Fury's right hand through the Chitauri invasion. In 2014 she helped… source
• Changed Maria Hill: comics summary: A former Marine and S.H.I.E.L.D. agent from Chicago who becomes the agency's director after Nick Fury goes underground. She enforces the Su… source
• Changed War Machine (James Rhodes): cinematic summary: James Rhodes, a US Air Force officer and Tony Stark's close friend, takes the Mark II armor in 2010 and becomes War Machine, later rebrande… source
• Changed War Machine (James Rhodes): comics summary: A Philadelphia-born Marine pilot who met Tony Stark in Siancong and became his pilot and engineer, then took over as Iron Man during Stark'… source
• Changed Sam Wilson (Captain America): cinematic summary: Sam Wilson is a former Air Force pararescue pilot who flew the EXO-7 Falcon wingsuit and left service after his wingman died. He helped Ste… source
• Changed Sam Wilson (Captain America): comics summary: A Harlem social worker and bird lover who became the hero Falcon after teaming with Captain America. He gained a psychic bond with his falc… source
• Changed Winter Soldier: cinematic summary: James Buchanan "Bucky" Barnes is Steve Rogers' childhood friend and a wartime sergeant who survived a fall from a train in 1945 and was tur… source
• Changed Winter Soldier: comics summary: An Army camp mascot who became Captain America's teenage partner in World War II and a member of the Invaders. Believed killed in 1945, he… source
• Changed Wanda Maximoff (Scarlet Witch): cinematic summary: A Sokovian orphan born in 1989 with latent Chaos Magic, awakened by the Mind Stone in Hydra experiments. She fought Ultron, joined the Aven… source
• Changed Wanda Maximoff (Scarlet Witch): comics summary: A Romani witch born in Serbia and raised partly by the High Evolutionary at Mount Wundagore, who wields chaos magic as the Scarlet Witch. S… source
• Changed Vision: cinematic summary: A synthezoid built from vibranium for Ultron and brought to life by the Mind Stone, with J.A.R.V.I.S. loaded into him. He joined the Avenge… source
• Changed Vision: comics summary: A synthezoid built by Ultron from the original Human Torch's body and patterned on Wonder Man's mind, who turned on his maker and became a… source
• Changed Ultron: cinematic summary: An artificial intelligence woken from the Mind Stone's code inside Loki's Scepter, built by Tony Stark and Bruce Banner as a peacekeeper. H… source
• Changed Ultron: comics summary: A robot built by Hank Pym using his own brain patterns, who rebelled and has spent decades rebuilding himself in numbered bodies to destroy… source
• Changed Pietro Maximoff (Quicksilver): cinematic summary: Pietro Maximoff was a Sokovian, twin brother of Wanda, who lost his parents to a shell bearing the Stark Industries name. Hydra's Mind Ston… source
• Changed Pietro Maximoff (Quicksilver): comics summary: Pietro Maximoff, Quicksilver, is a superhuman speedster and twin brother of the Scarlet Witch, raised among the Romany and long believed to… source
• Changed Ant-Man (Scott Lang): cinematic summary: Scott Lang, a convicted thief and electrical engineer, is recruited by Hank Pym in 2015 to become Ant-Man and stop Darren Cross. He backs C… source
• Changed Ant-Man (Scott Lang): comics summary: A reformed burglar and electronics engineer from Florida who took Hank Pym's Ant-Man gear to pay for his daughter Cassie's heart surgery, t… source
• Changed Hope van Dyne: cinematic summary: Hope van Dyne, daughter of Hank Pym and Janet van Dyne, was Pym Technologies chairwoman before she helped stop Darren Cross and trained Sco… source
• Changed Tarnax IV: events: 8 events → 7 events source
• Changed Kang the Conqueror: events: 15 events → 21 events source
• Changed Kaecilius: events: 7 events → 12 events source
• Changed Adam Warlock: events: 15 events → 23 events source
• Changed Asgard: events: 14 events → 13 events source
• Changed Odin: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Odin: summary: The All-Father and king of Asgard, son of Bor and father of Thor, who with his brothers built the cosmos and later defeated his brother Cul… → The Allfather and long-time king of Asgard, who once built an empire with his daughter Hela before choosing peace. He fought Laufey's Frost… source
• Changed Frigga: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Frigga: summary: Queen of Asgard, wife of Odin, mother of Thor and adoptive mother of Loki, taught magic by witches in her youth. She trained Loki in sorcer… source
• Changed Hela: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Hela: summary: The Asgardian goddess of death, created as an artificial Death Stone in Niffleheim and raised by Loki and Angerboda. Odin made her queen of… → Hela is Odin's firstborn, the Asgardian Goddess of Death. She helped him conquer the Nine Realms, then was banished to Hel after trying to… source
• Changed Heimdall: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Heimdall: summary: Asgard's all-seeing gatekeeper, who guarded the Bifrost for Odin. He bent his oath to let Thor's friends fetch him from Earth, helped Thor… source
• Changed Valkyrie: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Korg: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Korg: summary: Korg is a Kronan warrior who became a gladiator for the Grandmaster on Sakaar after a failed revolution. In 2017 he befriended Thor, led th… source
• Changed Pietro Maximoff (Quicksilver): name: Quicksilver → Pietro Maximoff (Quicksilver) source
• Changed Pietro Maximoff (Quicksilver): continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Pietro Maximoff (Quicksilver): summary: Pietro Maximoff, Quicksilver, is a superhuman speedster and twin brother of the Scarlet Witch, raised among the Romany and long believed to… → Pietro Maximoff was a Sokovian, twin brother of Wanda, who lost his parents to a shell bearing the Stark Industries name. Hydra's Mind Ston… source
• Changed Shuri: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Okoye: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Wong: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Ancient One: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Ancient One: summary: The Sorcerer Supreme and head of the Masters of the Mystic Arts, who guarded Earth from mystical threats from Kamar-Taj and kept the Time S… source
• Changed Kaecilius: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Kaecilius: summary: Kaecilius is a Danish sorcerer who joined the Masters of the Mystic Arts after his wife died, then turned on the Ancient One and founded th… source
• Changed Dormammu: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Dormammu: summary: A Faltine being who, with his twin Umar, took over the Dark Dimension after its old king fell and has ruled it since. He repeatedly tries t… → An inter-dimensional being who rules the Dark Dimension and seeks to absorb every world, Earth above all. He empowered Kaecilius's Zealots… source
• Changed Yon-Rogg: name: Yon Rogg → Yon-Rogg source
• Changed Yon-Rogg: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Yon-Rogg: summary: Yon-Rogg is a Kree commander who leads Starforce and answers to the Supreme Intelligence. In 1989 he killed Mar-Vell on Earth and took the… source
• Changed Talos: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Ronan the Accuser: name: Ronan → Ronan the Accuser source
• Changed Ronan the Accuser: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Ronan the Accuser: summary: A cybernetically enhanced Kree and the Supreme Accuser, the empire's chief law enforcer under the Supreme Intelligence. He opposes the Fant… → Ronan is a Kree zealot born on Hala into a family worn down by the Kree-Nova war. As an Accuser he bombarded Torfa and attacked Earth in 19… source
• Changed Korath the Pursuer: name: Korath → Korath the Pursuer source
• Changed Korath the Pursuer: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Korath the Pursuer: summary: Kree soldier who served in Starforce under Yon-Rogg and fought Vers on Torfa and at Mar-Vell's lab in 1995. He later underwent cybernetic e… source
• Changed Supreme Intelligence: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Supreme Intelligence: summary: An artificial intelligence that ruled the Kree Empire from Hala, drawing on the Kree's greatest minds and appearing to each viewer as someo… source
• Changed Nebula: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Yondu Udonta: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Ayesha: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Ayesha: summary: A cosmically powered being engineered by the Enclave scientists and born as the male Paragon, who turned on his makers and later re-emerged… → Golden High Priestess and ruler of the Sovereign, a gold-skinned people made by the High Evolutionary. She hires the Guardians of the Galax… source
• Changed Taneleer Tivan (Collector): name: The Collector → Taneleer Tivan (Collector) source
• Changed Taneleer Tivan (Collector): continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Taneleer Tivan (Collector): summary: Taneleer Tivan, the Collector, heads the Tivan Group and keeps a vast collection of creatures and relics in his museum on Knowhere, brother… source
• Changed Irani Rael (Nova Prime): name: Nova Prime → Irani Rael (Nova Prime) source
• Changed Irani Rael (Nova Prime): continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Irani Rael (Nova Prime): summary: The Xandarian space militia that grew into a galactic peacekeeping force powered by the Nova Force from the Xandarian Worldmind. Its ranks… → The Xandarian commander of the Nova Corps who worked to end the long war between the Kree and Xandar. When Ronan threatened Xandar with the… source
• Changed Grandmaster: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Grandmaster: summary: En Dwi Gast, an immortal Elder of the Universe obsessed with games, who took the Grandmaster name after exiling the original holder. He sta… → The Grandmaster, apparently En Dwi Gast, is the long-lived tyrant of Sakaar, brother of the Collector. He runs the Contest of Champions, a… source
• Changed Ebony Maw: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Ebony Maw: summary: A telekinetic member of the Black Order and adopted child of Thanos, who announces his master's conquests and never fails him. He heralds t… source
• Changed Proxima Midnight: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Proxima Midnight: summary: A spear-wielding member of the Black Order, raised by Thanos after he conquered her world, and wife of fellow adoptive sibling Corvus Glaiv… source
• Changed Corvus Glaive: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Corvus Glaive: summary: Corvus Glaive is a Black Order member adopted by Thanos after his world was destroyed, and husband of Proxima Midnight. In 2018 he joined t… source
• Changed Cull Obsidian: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Cull Obsidian: summary: Cull Obsidian is a member of the Black Order, raised by Thanos after his own world was destroyed. In 2018 he joined the hunt for the Infini… source
• Changed Surtur: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Surtur: summary: Surtur is a Fire Demon and lord of Muspelheim, the figure whose attack on Asgard is foretold as Ragnarok. Odin defeated him and took his Et… source
• Changed Malekith: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Malekith: summary: Malekith the Accursed is a Dark Elf sorcerer of Svartalfheim, sold into slavery as a child and later a ruthless warlord and Lord of the Wil… → Lord of the Dark Elves of Svartalfheim who tried to plunge the universe back into darkness with the Aether. Bor's army beat him at the Conv… source
• Changed Laufey: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Laufey: summary: King of the Frost Giants of Jotunheim and Loki's birth father. He led an invasion of Earth with the Casket of Ancient Winters, was defeated… source
• Changed Happy Hogan: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Sharon Carter: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Sharon Carter: summary: Peggy Carter's great-niece, a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent who watched over Steve Rogers undercover and stood against Hydra at the Triskelion. She jo… source
• Changed Phil Coulson: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Erik Selvig: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Darcy Lewis: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Darcy Lewis: summary: Darcy Lewis is a human astrophysicist who began as a Culver University intern working with Jane Foster and Erik Selvig. She met Thor in New… source
• Changed Fandral: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Hogun: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Hogun: summary: A stern Vanir warrior who lived among Asgardians and fought as one of the Warriors Three beside Thor, Sif and the rest. He joined the raid… source
• Changed Volstagg: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Volstagg: summary: A hearty Asgardian warrior of the Warriors Three and a close friend of Thor. He joined Thor's raid on Jotunheim, helped bring him home from… source
• Changed Skurge: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Eitri: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Eitri: summary: King of the Dwarves of Nidavellir, a race of master forgers and the last of his people. His forge made Mjolnir for Odin. Thanos forced the… source
• Changed Miek: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Miek: summary: A Sakaaran insectoid fighter in a robotic exoskeleton, forced to battle in the Grandmaster's arena on Sakaar. She befriended Korg, joined t… source
• Changed Obadiah Stane (Iron Monger): name: Obadiah Stane → Obadiah Stane (Iron Monger) source
• Changed Obadiah Stane (Iron Monger): continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Obadiah Stane (Iron Monger): summary: Obadiah Stane was Howard Stark's business partner and later Tony Stark's second-in-command at Stark Industries. Jealous of Tony, he secretl… source
• Changed Ivan Vanko: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Ivan Vanko: summary: A Russian physicist and son of Anton Vanko, who blamed the Stark family for his father's ruin. Jailed in 1993 for selling plutonium, he bui… source
• Changed Justin Hammer: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Justin Hammer: summary: An American arms contractor and former head of Hammer Industries, Stark Industries' business rival. After failing to copy the Iron Man suit… source
• Changed Aldrich Killian: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Aldrich Killian: summary: Scientist and founder of Advanced Idea Mechanics who, after Tony Stark snubbed him at the turn of the millennium, built the Extremis progra… source
• Changed Ho Yinsen: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Ho Yinsen: summary: An Afghan scientist and surgeon, Cambridge-educated, who briefly met Tony Stark in Bern on the last night of 1999. Captured by the Ten Ring… source
• Changed Crossbones: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Crossbones: summary: Brock Rumlow, a New York gang leader turned criminal instructor and mercenary, becomes the Red Skull's enforcer Crossbones and a long-runni… → Brock Rumlow, a Hydra plant who rose to command S.H.I.E.L.D.'s STRIKE team. After the Triskelion battle left him badly scarred, he dropped… source
• Changed Arnim Zola: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Arnim Zola: summary: A Swiss-born weapons scientist drafted into Hydra by Johann Schmidt in 1934, who built its Tesseract-powered arms until Captain America cap… source
• Changed Alexander Pierce: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Ned Leeds: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Valkyrie: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Valkyrie: summary: Brunnhilde, last survivor of Asgard's Valkyrie after Hela's slaughter, exiled herself to Sakaar as the scrapper Scrapper 142. In 2017 she c… source
• Changed Maria Hill: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Ant-Man (Scott Lang): continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Janet van Dyne: name: Janet Van Dyne → Janet van Dyne source
• Changed Janet van Dyne: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Janet van Dyne: summary: Janet Van Dyne is a New Jersey socialite and fashion designer who became the size-changing hero the Wasp after her scientist father was kil… → The original Wasp, a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent and wife of Hank Pym. In 1987 she shrinks into a Soviet missile to disarm it and is lost to the Qua… source
• Changed Erik Killmonger: name: Killmonger → Erik Killmonger source
• Changed Erik Killmonger: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Erik Killmonger: summary: A Wakandan orphan raised in exile by brigands, educated at M.I.T., who returns home resentful and sets out to topple the Black Panther. He… → N'Jadaka, an Oakland-born son of the Wakandan prince N'Jobu, who grew up an orphan after T'Chaka killed his father in 1992. A Navy SEAL tur… source
• Changed Ronan the Accuser: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Ronan the Accuser: summary: A cybernetically enhanced Kree and the Supreme Accuser, the empire's chief law enforcer under the Supreme Intelligence. He opposes the Fant… source
• Changed Groot: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Mantis: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Yondu Udonta: name: Yondu → Yondu Udonta source
• Changed Yondu Udonta: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Yondu Udonta: summary: A Centaurian Ravager captain who was freed from Kree slavery by Stakar Ogord, later exiled for trafficking children to Ego. In 1988 he took… source
• Changed Irani Rael (Nova Prime): continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Irani Rael (Nova Prime): summary: The Xandarian space militia that grew into a galactic peacekeeping force powered by the Nova Force from the Xandarian Worldmind. Its ranks… source
• Changed Grandmaster: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Grandmaster: summary: En Dwi Gast, an immortal Elder of the Universe obsessed with games, who took the Grandmaster name after exiling the original holder. He sta… source
• Changed Red Skull: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Red Skull: summary: Berlin street orphan turned Hitler's protege, Shmidt became the masked Nazi terrorist Red Skull and Captain America's chief foe. Left in su… → Johann Schmidt, a German physicist and SS officer who founded Hydra, took Erskine's early Super Soldier Serum in 1940, and was disfigured a… source
• Changed Malekith: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Malekith: summary: Malekith the Accursed is a Dark Elf sorcerer of Svartalfheim, sold into slavery as a child and later a ruthless warlord and Lord of the Wil… source
• Changed Pepper Potts: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Happy Hogan: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Happy Hogan: summary: Harold Hogan is a former boxer who became Tony Stark's driver and bodyguard, then Head of Security and later asset manager at Stark Industr… source
• Changed Howard Stark: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Erik Selvig: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Erik Selvig: summary: Swedish-born astrophysicist who befriends Thor after the god lands in New Mexico, is later recruited to study the Tesseract, and is mind-co… source
• Changed Sif: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Sif: summary: Lady Sif is an Asgardian warrior and close friend of Thor and the Warriors Three. She defies Loki to bring Thor home from Earth, fights the… source
• Changed Fandral: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Fandral: summary: Fandral the Dashing is an Asgardian swordsman and one of the Warriors Three. He joins Thor's raid on Jotunheim, later travels to Earth to b… source
• Changed Betty Ross: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Betty Ross: summary: The daughter of General Thunderbolt Ross, raised around the Gamma Bomb project, who loves Bruce Banner despite her father and later marries… → Scientist and professor at Culver University and daughter of Thaddeus Ross. Her primer let Bruce Banner survive the gamma experiment of 200… source
• Changed Abomination: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Helmut Zemo: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Crossbones: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Crossbones: summary: Brock Rumlow, a New York gang leader turned criminal instructor and mercenary, becomes the Red Skull's enforcer Crossbones and a long-runni… source
• Changed Alexander Pierce: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Alexander Pierce: summary: American official who, after a hostage crisis in Bogota, joined Hydra and rose to Undersecretary and then Secretary of the World Security C… source
• Changed Wolfgang von Strucker: name: Baron Strucker → Wolfgang von Strucker source
• Changed Wolfgang von Strucker: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Wolfgang von Strucker: summary: A German noble and Nazi officer who built the secret society Hydra in Japan toward the end of the war and led it as Supreme Hydra. His life… → A German baron and leader of Hydra's European faction who also worked inside S.H.I.E.L.D. as a sleeper agent. After the Battle of New York… source
• Changed Vulture (Adrian Toomes): name: Vulture → Vulture (Adrian Toomes) source
• Changed Vulture (Adrian Toomes): continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Vulture (Adrian Toomes): summary: A New York salvage owner who lost the Battle of New York cleanup contract to Damage Control. He and his crew kept Chitauri technology, buil… source
• Changed Mysterio: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Mysterio: summary: Quentin Beck is a Hollywood special effects artist and stuntman who turned to crime as the illusionist Mysterio, chiefly to torment Spider-… → Quentin Beck, an engineer whose holographic invention Tony Stark renamed B.A.R.F. and took credit for before firing him. In 2024 he led ex-… source
• Changed May Parker: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed May Parker: summary: Peter Parker's aunt and guardian in Queens. She learns he is Spider-Man, is lost in the Snap in 2018 and restored in 2023, then volunteers… source
• Changed Everett Ross: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Everett Ross: summary: A former US Air Force pilot and CIA officer. In 2016 he ran the Joint Terrorism Task Force enforcing the Sokovia Accords, then hunted Ulyss… source
• Changed Maria Rambeau: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Maria Rambeau: summary: Maria Rambeau is a US Air Force pilot with the callsign Photon and the closest friend of Carol Danvers. After Danvers is presumed dead in a… source
• Changed Minn-Erva: name: Minn Erva → Minn-Erva source
• Changed Minn-Erva: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Minn-Erva: summary: A Kree sniper and Starforce member who serves the Supreme Intelligence. In 1989 she helps Yon-Rogg intercept Mar-Vell and Carol Danvers ove… source
• Changed Adam Warlock: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Adam Warlock: summary: An artificial cosmic being made by the Enclave, first called Him, who fled his makers and was reborn as Warlock under the High Evolutionary… → A Sovereign engineered by his mother Ayesha to destroy the Guardians of the Galaxy. The High Evolutionary woke him early and sent him after… source
• Changed Red Guardian (Alexei Shostakov): name: Red Guardian → Red Guardian (Alexei Shostakov) source
• Changed Red Guardian (Alexei Shostakov): continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Red Guardian (Alexei Shostakov): summary: The Soviet Union's only recipient of a recreated super soldier serum and its answer to Captain America. After the Soviet collapse he was se… source
• Changed Taskmaster (Antonia Dreykov): name: Taskmaster → Taskmaster (Antonia Dreykov) source
• Changed Taskmaster (Antonia Dreykov): continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Taskmaster (Antonia Dreykov): summary: Daughter of Red Room chief Dreykov, disfigured in the 2008 Budapest bombing and controlled through a neck chip that left her a perfect mimi… source
• Changed Kang the Conqueror: name: Kang → Kang the Conqueror source
• Changed Kang the Conqueror: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Kang the Conqueror: summary: A human conqueror from a far-future Earth who uses time travel to build empires across eras and to plot against the modern-day Avengers. He… → A scientist from the 31st century who learned of the Multiverse and started the Multiversal War against his own Variants. The Council of Ka… source
• Changed Red Skull: events: 15 events → 23 events source
• Changed Janet van Dyne: events: 15 events → 23 events source
• Changed Pepper Potts: events: 9 events → 19 events source
• Changed Betty Ross: events: 13 events → 20 events source
• Changed Vulture (Adrian Toomes): events: 0 events → 23 events source
• Changed Mysterio: events: 13 events → 22 events source
• Changed Sif: events: 0 events → 18 events source
• Changed Wolfgang von Strucker: events: 13 events → 16 events source
• Changed Ronan the Accuser: events: 0 events → 14 events source
• Changed Abomination: events: 8 events → 23 events source
• Changed Red Guardian (Alexei Shostakov): events: 0 events → 17 events source
• Changed Grandmaster: events: 0 events → 13 events source
• Changed Erik Killmonger: events: 11 events → 18 events source
• Changed Mantis: events: 12 events → 26 events source
• Changed Helmut Zemo: events: 12 events → 27 events source
• Changed Ant-Man (Scott Lang): events: 11 events → 25 events source
• Changed Irani Rael (Nova Prime): events: 0 events → 12 events source
• Changed Taskmaster (Antonia Dreykov): events: 0 events → 18 events source
• Changed Malekith: events: 0 events → 15 events source
• Changed Crossbones: events: 0 events → 15 events source
• Changed Howard Stark: events: 13 events → 28 events source
• Changed Maria Hill: events: 11 events → 23 events source
• Changed Groot: events: 7 events → 20 events source
• Changed May Parker: events: 0 events → 9 events source
• Changed Maria Rambeau: events: 0 events → 4 events source
• Changed Yondu Udonta: events: 0 events → 9 events source
• Changed Alexander Pierce: events: 0 events → 6 events source
• Changed Minn-Erva: events: 0 events → 6 events source
• Changed Happy Hogan: events: 0 events → 7 events source
• Changed Loki Laufeyson: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Odin: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Odin: summary: The All-Father and king of Asgard, son of Bor and father of Thor, who with his brothers built the cosmos and later defeated his brother Cul… source
• Changed Hela: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Hela: summary: The Asgardian goddess of death, created as an artificial Death Stone in Niffleheim and raised by Loki and Angerboda. Odin made her queen of… source
• Changed Steve Rogers: name: Captain America → Steve Rogers source
• Changed Steve Rogers: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Steve Rogers: summary: Steve Rogers, a frail Manhattan-born youth, was turned into a peak-human super-soldier by a wartime Army program and fought as Captain Amer… → A frail Brooklyn volunteer who became the only recipient of the Super Soldier Serum, Rogers fought Hydra and the Red Skull in World War II… source
• Changed Black Widow (Natasha Romanoff): name: Black Widow → Black Widow (Natasha Romanoff) source
• Changed Black Widow (Natasha Romanoff): continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Black Widow (Natasha Romanoff): summary: A Soviet-born spy and assassin raised in the Red Room, who defected to S.H.I.E.L.D. and became a founding Avenger. She worked beside Hawkey… source
• Changed Hawkeye: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Nick Fury: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Maria Hill: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Maria Hill: summary: A former S.H.I.E.L.D. commander and deputy director who served as Nick Fury's right hand through the Chitauri invasion. In 2014 she helped… source
• Changed War Machine (James Rhodes): continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Winter Soldier: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Vision: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Vision: summary: A synthezoid built from vibranium for Ultron and brought to life by the Mind Stone, with J.A.R.V.I.S. loaded into him. He joined the Avenge… source
• Changed Ultron: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Ultron: summary: An artificial intelligence woken from the Mind Stone's code inside Loki's Scepter, built by Tony Stark and Bruce Banner as a peacekeeper. H… source
• Changed Pietro Maximoff (Quicksilver): continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Pietro Maximoff (Quicksilver): summary: Pietro Maximoff, Quicksilver, is a superhuman speedster and twin brother of the Scarlet Witch, raised among the Romany and long believed to… source
• Changed Hope van Dyne: name: Wasp → Hope van Dyne source
• Changed Hope van Dyne: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Hope van Dyne: summary: Janet Van Dyne is a New Jersey socialite and fashion designer who became the size-changing hero the Wasp after her scientist father was kil… → Hope van Dyne, daughter of Hank Pym and Janet van Dyne, was Pym Technologies chairwoman before she helped stop Darren Cross and trained Sco… source
• Changed Hank Pym: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Hank Pym: summary: Hank Pym is an entomologist and physicist who discovered Pym Particles and built the Ant-Man suit while consulting for S.H.I.E.L.D. After h… source
• Changed T'Challa: name: Black Panther → T'Challa source
• Changed T'Challa: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed T'Challa: summary: T'Challa is the Wakandan king and Black Panther, a scientist-ruler of a hidden, vibranium-rich African nation. After his father's death he… → King of Wakanda and its Black Panther from 2008. After his father died in a bombing in 2016 he hunted Bucky Barnes, joined the Avengers' ci… source
• Changed Shuri: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Shuri: summary: Princess of Wakanda and the genius behind much of its technology, including her brother T'Challa's Panther Habit. She helps him against Kla… source
• Changed Okoye: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Okoye: summary: Wakanda's top warrior, general of the Dora Milaje and head of its armed forces. She served T'Challa, hunted Ulysses Klaue, bent to Killmong… source
• Changed Erik Killmonger: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Erik Killmonger: summary: A Wakandan orphan raised in exile by brigands, educated at M.I.T., who returns home resentful and sets out to topple the Black Panther. He… source
• Changed Wong: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Wong: summary: A Kamar-Taj sorcerer who became the sorcerers' librarian after Kaecilius killed his predecessor, Wong taught Stephen Strange and fought the… source
• Changed Dormammu: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Dormammu: summary: A Faltine being who, with his twin Umar, took over the Dark Dimension after its old king fell and has ruled it since. He repeatedly tries t… source
• Changed Talos: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Talos: summary: A Skrull general whose people lost their homeworld to the Kree. In 1995 he sought Mar-Vell's engine on Earth, impersonated a S.H.I.E.L.D. d… source
• Changed Star-Lord: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Gamora: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Gamora: summary: Gamora is a Zehoberei assassin whose people were largely killed by Thanos, who raised her as his daughter beside Nebula. She turned on him… source
• Changed Rocket Raccoon: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Groot: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Groot: summary: A tree-like being grown from a twig of the Groot who died at Xandar, raised aboard the Guardians' ship from a seedling into an adolescent.… source
• Changed Drax the Destroyer: name: Drax → Drax the Destroyer source
• Changed Drax the Destroyer: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Drax the Destroyer: summary: A warrior from a tribal people whose wife and daughter were killed on Ronan's orders. His revenge hunt landed him in the Kyln, where he joi… source
• Changed Mantis: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Mantis: summary: An insectoid empath taken as a larva by Ego and raised alone on his planet, where she used her powers to calm him. After helping the Guardi… source
• Changed Ayesha: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Ayesha: summary: A cosmically powered being engineered by the Enclave scientists and born as the male Paragon, who turned on his makers and later re-emerged… source
• Changed Red Skull: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Red Skull: summary: Berlin street orphan turned Hitler's protege, Shmidt became the masked Nazi terrorist Red Skull and Captain America's chief foe. Left in su… source
• Changed Pepper Potts: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Pepper Potts: summary: Virginia "Pepper" Potts is Tony Stark's longtime assistant who becomes CEO of Stark Industries, his partner and later his wife. She helps d… source
• Changed Howard Stark: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Howard Stark: summary: Born in 1917 in New York, Howard Stark founded Stark Industries in 1939 and served the Allies in the Strategic Scientific Reserve, building… source
• Changed Peggy Carter: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Jane Foster: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Jane Foster: summary: Jane Foster is an Earth astrophysicist who met Thor in New Mexico in 2010 and worked with S.H.I.E.L.D. on Asgardian science. In 2013 she be… source
• Changed Skurge: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Skurge: summary: Skurge is an Asgardian Einherjar soldier who fought beside Thor on Vanaheim and was later made Bifrost guardian by the disguised Loki. Demo… source
• Changed Thaddeus Ross: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Thaddeus Ross: summary: A decorated US Air Force general who commanded New Mexico bases and spent decades pursuing the Hulk. He died, was revived, and later became… → An American general who ran the gamma research that created the Hulk and spent years hunting Bruce Banner. He later became Secretary of Sta… source
• Changed Betty Ross: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Betty Ross: summary: The daughter of General Thunderbolt Ross, raised around the Gamma Bomb project, who loves Bruce Banner despite her father and later marries… source
• Changed Abomination: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Abomination: summary: Emil Blonsky, a Soviet-born, British-raised Royal Marines commando loaned to the US military, hunted Bruce Banner in 2010. Boosted with a s… source
• Changed Wolfgang von Strucker: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Wolfgang von Strucker: summary: A German noble and Nazi officer who built the secret society Hydra in Japan toward the end of the war and led it as Supreme Hydra. His life… source
• Changed Mysterio: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Mysterio: summary: Quentin Beck is a Hollywood special effects artist and stuntman who turned to crime as the illusionist Mysterio, chiefly to torment Spider-… source
• Changed Ned Leeds: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Ned Leeds: summary: Peter Parker's best friend, born in 2001, who learns Peter is Spider-Man and acts as his remote helper against the Vulture. He is lost in t… source
• Changed Michelle Jones: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Michelle Jones: summary: Mary Jane Watson is a Pennsylvania-born actress and model who is Peter Parker's great love and, for years, his wife. She knew his secret fr… → Known as MJ, a sharp-witted New York student born in 2001 who leads the Midtown Decathlon team and works out that Peter Parker is Spider-Ma… source
• Changed Ulysses Klaue: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Ulysses Klaue: summary: Ulysses Klaue was a Netherlands-born black-market arms dealer based mostly in South Africa. In 1992 he stole a quarter-ton of vibranium fro… source
• Changed Karl Mordo: name: Mordo → Karl Mordo source
• Changed Karl Mordo: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Karl Mordo: summary: A British sorcerer who comes to Kamar-Taj grieving his wife and becomes a Master of the Mystic Arts under the Ancient One. He brings Stephe… source
• Changed Monica Rambeau: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Monica Rambeau: summary: Born in 1983 in Louisiana, Monica grew up adoring her mother's friend Carol Danvers. She became a S.W.O.R.D. agent, died in the Snap and re… source
• Changed Mar-Vell: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Mar-Vell: summary: A Kree captain sent to spy on Earth, who adopts the identity of a dead scientist and chooses to protect humanity as Captain Marvel. Linked… source
• Changed Adam Warlock: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Adam Warlock: summary: An artificial cosmic being made by the Enclave, first called Him, who fled his makers and was reborn as Warlock under the High Evolutionary… source
• Changed Howard the Duck: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Howard the Duck: summary: Howard Duckson is a cigar-smoking, sarcastic talking duck from Duckworld, a parallel Earth, who was knocked into the Florida swamp on Earth… source
• Changed Kate Bishop: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Kate Bishop: summary: A New York heiress born in late 2002, Kate Bishop watched Hawkeye save her during the 2012 Chitauri invasion and trained as an archer and f… source
• Changed Yelena Belova: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Yelena Belova: summary: Yelena Belova, born in Moscow around 1988, was raised in the Red Room as a Black Widow and, as a child, posed as Natasha Romanoff's sister… source
• Changed Winter Soldier: events: 13 events → 26 events source
• Changed Red Skull: events: 0 events → 15 events source
• Changed Thor: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Loki Laufeyson: name: Loki → Loki Laufeyson source
• Changed Loki Laufeyson: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Loki Laufeyson: summary: A Frost Giant abandoned on Jotunheim and raised in Asgard by Odin as Thor's brother. After sabotaging Thor's coronation and learning his or… source
• Changed Iron Man: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Steve Rogers: name: Sam Wilson (Captain America) → Captain America source
• Changed Steve Rogers: continuities: ["cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Steve Rogers: summary: Sam Wilson is a former Air Force pararescue pilot who flew the EXO-7 Falcon wingsuit and left service after his wingman died. He helped Ste… → Steve Rogers, a frail Manhattan-born youth, was turned into a peak-human super-soldier by a wartime Army program and fought as Captain Amer… source
• Changed Hulk: continuities: ["comics"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Hulk: summary: Bruce Banner is a nuclear physicist from Dayton, Ohio, whose own gamma bomb test in New Mexico turned him into the Hulk. Pursued by the mil… → Bruce Banner, a gamma physicist born in 1969, became the Hulk after a 2005 lab accident and was hunted by the army for years. He joined the… source
• Changed Hawkeye: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Hawkeye: summary: Clint Barton, an Iowa-born archer, became a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent and partnered with Natasha Romanoff. Mind-controlled by Loki in 2012, he lat… source
• Changed Nick Fury: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Nick Fury: summary: Nick Fury is an American spy who rose from soldier and CIA operative to Director of S.H.I.E.L.D. After meeting Carol Danvers in 1995 he enl… source
• Changed War Machine (James Rhodes): name: War Machine → War Machine (James Rhodes) source
• Changed War Machine (James Rhodes): continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed War Machine (James Rhodes): summary: James Rhodes, a US Air Force officer and Tony Stark's close friend, takes the Mark II armor in 2010 and becomes War Machine, later rebrande… source
• Changed Sam Wilson (Captain America): name: Falcon → Sam Wilson (Captain America) source
• Changed Sam Wilson (Captain America): continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Sam Wilson (Captain America): summary: Sam Wilson is a former Air Force pararescue pilot who flew the EXO-7 Falcon wingsuit and left service after his wingman died. He helped Ste… source
• Changed Winter Soldier: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Winter Soldier: summary: James Buchanan "Bucky" Barnes is Steve Rogers' childhood friend and a wartime sergeant who survived a fall from a train in 1945 and was tur… source
• Changed Wanda Maximoff (Scarlet Witch): name: Scarlet Witch → Wanda Maximoff (Scarlet Witch) source
• Changed Wanda Maximoff (Scarlet Witch): continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Wanda Maximoff (Scarlet Witch): summary: A Sokovian orphan born in 1989 with latent Chaos Magic, awakened by the Mind Stone in Hydra experiments. She fought Ultron, joined the Aven… source
• Changed Ant-Man (Scott Lang): name: Ant Man → Ant-Man (Scott Lang) source
• Changed Ant-Man (Scott Lang): continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Ant-Man (Scott Lang): summary: Scott Lang, a convicted thief and electrical engineer, is recruited by Hank Pym in 2015 to become Ant-Man and stop Darren Cross. He backs C… source
• Changed Hope van Dyne: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Hope van Dyne: summary: Janet Van Dyne is a New Jersey socialite and fashion designer who became the size-changing hero the Wasp after her scientist father was kil… source
• Changed Janet van Dyne: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Janet van Dyne: summary: Janet Van Dyne is a New Jersey socialite and fashion designer who became the size-changing hero the Wasp after her scientist father was kil… source
• Changed T'Challa: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed T'Challa: summary: T'Challa is the Wakandan king and Black Panther, a scientist-ruler of a hidden, vibranium-rich African nation. After his father's death he… source
• Changed Doctor Strange: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Doctor Strange: summary: Stephen Strange is a New York neurosurgeon whose hands were ruined in a 2016 crash. He trained at Kamar-Taj, became protector of the New Yo… source
• Changed Captain Marvel: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Captain Marvel: summary: Carol Danvers is a former US Air Force pilot from Earth who gained cosmic powers in 1989 when a Tesseract-powered engine was destroyed. Rev… source
• Changed Nebula: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Nebula: summary: A cyborg assassin taken as a child by Thanos and raised in rivalry with her adoptive sister Gamora. After serving Ronan, she turned on Than… source
• Changed Rocket Raccoon: name: Rocket → Rocket Raccoon source
• Changed Rocket Raccoon: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Rocket Raccoon: summary: A raccoon taken from Earth and rebuilt by the High Evolutionary into a brilliant, cybernetic engineer. After escaping the lab where his fri… source
• Changed Thanos: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic","comics"] source
• Changed Thanos: summary: Thanos is a Titan warlord, exiled after proposing to halve his people to save the dying world. He conquers planets, adopts Gamora, Nebula a… source
• Changed Peggy Carter: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Peggy Carter: summary: Peggy Carter was an English codebreaker turned Strategic Scientific Reserve agent who helped launch Project Rebirth and stood beside Steve… source
• Changed Thaddeus Ross: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Thaddeus Ross: summary: A decorated US Air Force general who commanded New Mexico bases and spent decades pursuing the Hulk. He died, was revived, and later became… source
• Changed Helmut Zemo: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["cinematic"] source
• Changed Helmut Zemo: summary: A Sokovian nobleman and former commander of the elite unit EKO Scorpion who lost his family in the Battle of Sokovia. Blaming the Avengers,… source
• Changed Michelle Jones: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Michelle Jones: summary: Mary Jane Watson is a Pennsylvania-born actress and model who is Peter Parker's great love and, for years, his wife. She knew his secret fr… source
• Changed Kang the Conqueror: continuities: ["comics","cinematic"] → ["comics"] source
• Changed Kang the Conqueror: summary: A human conqueror from a far-future Earth who uses time travel to build empires across eras and to plot against the modern-day Avengers. He… source
• Changed Thor: events: 15 events → 30 events source
• Changed Hulk: events: 15 events → 28 events source
• Changed Thaddeus Ross: events: 0 events → 15 events source
• Changed Iron Man: events: 14 events → 29 events source
• Changed Hope van Dyne: events: 0 events → 15 events source
• Changed Janet van Dyne: events: 0 events → 15 events source
• Changed Doctor Strange: events: 0 events → 22 events source
• Changed Kang the Conqueror: events: 0 events → 15 events source
• Changed Wanda Maximoff (Scarlet Witch): events: 0 events → 29 events source
• Changed T'Challa: events: 0 events → 15 events source
• Changed Captain Marvel: events: 0 events → 28 events source
• Changed Sam Wilson (Captain America): events: 0 events → 30 events source
• Changed Thanos: events: 0 events → 26 events source
• Changed Michelle Jones: events: 0 events → 15 events source
• Changed Loki Laufeyson: events: 0 events → 12 events source
• Changed Peggy Carter: events: 0 events → 13 events source
• Changed Winter Soldier: events: 0 events → 13 events source
• Changed Nick Fury: events: 0 events → 13 events source
• Changed Helmut Zemo: events: 0 events → 12 events source
• Changed Hawkeye: events: 0 events → 13 events source
• Changed War Machine (James Rhodes): events: 0 events → 13 events source
• Changed Ant-Man (Scott Lang): events: 0 events → 11 events source
• Changed Nebula: events: 0 events → 9 events source
• Changed Rocket Raccoon: events: 0 events → 13 events source
• Changed Earth: summary: This page describes the mainstream Marvel reality, Earth-616, and the Earth at its centre: a world like ours plus nations such as Wakanda,… source
• Changed The Moon: summary: Luna, Earth's only permanent natural satellite. Once home to the S'raphh, it holds the Kree-built Blue Area, where Uatu the Watcher lives a… source
• Changed Mars: summary: The fourth planet from the Sun, long a dead world with a past of Martian races, now terraformed by mutants and renamed Planet Arakko, capit… source
• Changed Titan: summary: Moon of Saturn, home of the Titanians and the banished Titan Eternals, and birthplace of Thanos. A monarchy whose colony lies mostly underg… source
• Changed Asgard: summary: Asgard is the flat, floating landmass of the Aesir gods, a small other-dimensional realm where matter is denser than on Earth. It is laced… source
• Changed Vanaheim: summary: Vanaheim is a Ten Realms world of forests, fields and plains on the highest tier of Yggdrasil beside Asgard and Alfheim. It is the home of… source
• Changed Alfheim: summary: Alfheim is a Ten Realms world of enchanted forests, candy flora and wine springs, home to the Light Elves in a monarchy centered on the cas… source
• Changed Jotunheim: summary: Jotunheim is a cold, barren Ten Realms world of near-permanent winter on the middle tier of Yggdrasil beside Midgard, home to many giant ra… source
• Changed Svartalfheim: summary: Svartalfheim is a heavily wooded Ten Realms world on the middle tier of Yggdrasil, home to the Dark Elves and also to many Dwarves. Its Dar… source
• Changed Nidavellir: summary: Nidavellir is a Ten Realms world of caverns and great forges on the middle tier of Yggdrasil near Midgard, home to the Dwarves who crafted… source
• Changed Muspelheim: summary: Muspelheim is a Ten Realms world of eternal fire, lava and fire pits on the lower tier of Yggdrasil, home to the Fire Demons and the Fire G… source
• Changed Niflheim / Hel: summary: Niffleheim, traditionally Niflheim, is the Ten Realms world of ice, mist, darkness and death on the lowest level of the cosmos. It holds He… source
• Changed Hala: summary: Home planet of the blue Kree and the plant-like Cotati, located in the Pama System of the Large Magellanic Cloud and seat of the Kree Empir… source
• Changed Torfa: summary: A planet on the edge of Kree space where a group of Skrull refugees led by Talos hid among the Torfans. They ambushed the Kree Starforce th…
• Changed Skrullos: summary: Ancient planet of the Skrull species, in the Drox System of the Andromeda Galaxy. The Celestials once experimented on its primitive inhabit… source
• Changed Tarnax IV: summary: Skrull imperial Throneworld in the Tarnax System of the Andromeda Galaxy, capital for roughly 100,000 years and seat of Emperor Dorrek VII.… source
• Changed Xandar: summary: Birthplace of the Nova Corps, in the Tranta System of the Andromeda Galaxy, repeatedly struck by disaster. Zorr the Conqueror nearly destro… source
• Changed Morag: summary: Oceanic planet in the Andromeda Galaxy, also called Morag Prime, orbiting an eclipsing binary star. An ancient civilization there was lost… source
• Changed Knowhere: summary: A scientific station and trading hub built inside the severed head of a Celestial that drifts at the edge of space-time, first as a researc… source
• Changed Contraxia: summary: A matriarchal planet in the Elidra System of the Milky Way, locked in perpetual winter because its sun is dimming. Its scientist Marya went… source
• Changed Berhert: summary: Lush, forested planet with four moons, the nearest habitable world to which the Guardians fled the Sovereign fleet. They crash-landed in th…

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