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|games = ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite]]''}}The '''Infinity Stones''' are six gems of great power (though currently, only five have been found) from the [[Marvel Cinematic Universe]]. Created by the [[Cosmic Entities]], they existed long before time began. The [[Infinity Gauntlet]] is a glove with six holes, one on each finger, and the sixth on the palm.
  
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The '''Infinity Stones''' are a collection of six special gems of great power from the [[Marvel Cinematic Universe]]. Created by the [[Cosmic Entities]], they existed long before time began. The [[Infinity Gauntlet]] is a glove with six holes; the first five on each finger, and the sixth on the back of the hand.
   
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The Infinity Stones can shift from their natural form to a gem form. Once shifted into gems, each Infinity Stone goes into one of the holes in the Infinity Gauntlet. This gives the Infinity Gauntlet its power, and thus gives the one who wears it power beyond comparison.
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The Infinity Stones can shift from their natural form to a gem form. Once shifted into gems, each Infinity Stone goes into one of the holes in the Infinity Gauntlet. This gives the Infinity Gauntlet its power, and thus gives the one who wears it power beyond comparison. The supervillain [[Thanos]] seeks their power to wipe out half of all the life and bring balance to the universe.
   
 
==The Stones==
  
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*'''[[Tesseract]]''' - A blue cube and considered as "The Jewel of Odin's Treasure Room". Odin hid the stone at [[Norway]] until World War II where [[Red Skull|Johann Schmidt]] took it for power. The Tesseract is the Space Stone. The Tesseract was taken to a vault on [[Asgard]], after being used to recreate the Frost bridge connecting [[Asgard]] to different realms. [[Loki Laufeyson|Loki ]] now has the Tesseract, but Loki's demoralized state (and his history of treachery) means it's most likely that he'll give it to Thanos.
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*'''Space Stone''' - A blue stone with control over space. It was kept in a blue cube called the [[Tesseract]]. The Tesseract was taken to a vault on [[Asgard]], after being used to recreate the Frost bridge connecting [[Asgard]] to different realms. [[Odin Borson|Odin]] hid the stone at [[Norway]] until World War II where [[Red Skull|Johann Schmidt]] took it for power. [[Loki Laufeyson|Loki]] had the Tesseract, but gave it to Thanos to spare his brother's life. In the 2012 alternate timeline, Loki stole the Tesseract from the Avengers, and but it was confiscated when he was arrested by the [[Time Variance Authority]].
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*'''[[Chitauri Scepter|Mind Stone]]''' - It was given to [[Loki Laufeyson|Loki]] by [[The Other]]. Loki used the scepter to control [[Hawkeye]], [[Erik Selvig]], and other [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] agents. The scepter was then sent to [[Helen Cho|Dr. Cho]] 's lab in Korea. The Mind Stone is now on [[Vision]]'s forehead. The fractured state of [[the Avengers (team) |the Avengers ]] following the events of ''[[Captain America: Civil War|Civil War]]'' may allow Thanos to collect the Mind Stone.
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*'''Mind Stone''' - A yellow stone with control over mind. It was inside a [[scepter]] given to [[Loki Laufeyson|Loki]] by [[The Other]]. Loki used the scepter to control [[Hawkeye]], [[Erik Selvig]], and other [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] agents. The scepter was used by [[HYDRA]] in experiments that enhanced the powers of [[Scarlet Witch|Wanda]] and [[Quicksilver|Pietro]] Maximoff. The scepter was then used by [[Ultron]] (with the help of a mind-controlled [[Helen Cho|Dr. Helen Cho]]) to create [[Vision]]. The Mind Stone was once on Vision's forehead until his destruction by the hand of Thanos. Despite its destruction, a piece of this Infinity Stone remains inside Wanda, and she later used it to [[Vision#Soul Vision|recreate Vision]] inside the [[Westview]] fantasy reality.
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*'''[[Aether]]''' - It is in a red liquid form used by [[Malekith]]. The Aether is the Reality Stone. [[The Collector (Marvel)|The Collector]] currently has the Aether. The Collector's trophy room has been destroyed after [[Carina]] grabbed the Orb with her bare hands, and this would allow Thanos to collect the Aether. 
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*'''Reality Stone''' - A red stone with control over reality and existence. It was initially in a liquid form called [[Aether]] and used by [[Malekith]]. [[Collector|The Collector]] previously had the Aether until it was acquired by Thanos.
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*'''[[Orb]]''' - A silver sphere used by the people of [[Morag]], to encase the Power Stone. The Orb is the Power Stone. The Orb is currently in a vault in [[Xandar]]. The destruction wrecked upon Xandar by [[Ego]] may help Thanos collect the Orb.
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*'''Power Stone''' - A purple stone with control over energy. It was inside a silver [[Orb]] used by the people of [[Morag]] to harness its power. The Orb was inside a vault in [[Xandar]] prior to the planet's devastation by Thanos. This stone was the first one to be collected by Thanos. It is the most destructive and possibly the most powerful of them all.
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*'''[[Eye of Agamotto]]''' - Revealed to be an Infinity Stone by [[Wong]] to [[Doctor Strange]], the Eye's current wielder. Although which stone the Eye is is unknown at present, the eye is able to bend time, much like that of the Time Stone. The Eye is currently in [[Kamar Taj]], in [[Nepal]]. With only Doctor Strange and Wong as the two active [[Masters of the Mystic Arts]], it is now easier for Thanos to collect the Eye of Agamotto.
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*'''Time Stone''' - A green stone with control over time. It was held in the [[Eye of Agamotto]], which allowed the Eye to bend time. The Eye was held in [[Kamar Taj]] in Strange's possession until Doctor Strange gave up the stone to Thanos.
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*'''Soul Stone''' - An orange stone with control over life and death. It is both the most mysterious and the most dangerous of all the stones. The Soul Stone was found on the planet [[Vormir]] guarded by the [[Red Skull|Stonekeeper]]. This Infinity Stone requires the person to sacrifice a loved one in order to be obtained, thus exchanging a soul for a soul. It was claimed by Thanos, who sacrificed his daughter Gamora to obtain it. In the the 2014 alternate timeline, it was claimed by [[Hawkeye]], after [[Black Widow]] sacrificed herself so her friend would be able to get the Infinity Stone.
   
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The Infinity Stones are a major gameplay feature in the [[Capcom]] crossover fighting game ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite]]''. The Infinity Stones function similarly to the "Groove System" in ''[[w:c:capcom:Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001|Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001]]''. Players will select one Infinity Stone at the beginning of a match, which will give the player two special power-up abilities. The first special power-up ability is called the "Infinity Surge," and can be activated at any time, akin to the V-Skills from ''[[w:c:streetfighter:Street Fighter V|Street Fighter V]]'', which fills the Infinity Stone meter. The second, stronger special ability is called the "Infinity Storm," and can be activated when the player fills their Infinity Stone meter at least half-way, akin to the [[w:c:streetfighter:Ultra Combo|Ultra Combo]] [[w:c:streetfighter:Revenger Gauge|Revenge Gauge]] in ''[[w:c:streetfighter:Street Fighter IV|Street Fighter IV]]'', giving them a significant boost for a limited time, similar to the [[w:c:marvelvscapcom:X-Factor|X-Factor]] system from ''[[w:c:marvelvscapcom:Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds|Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds]]''. When a character on the player's team is knocked out, the Infinity Stone gauge will be automatically filled up to maximum.
  
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The Infinity Stones appear in the [[Glorious Purpose|first episode]], as there are many stones from different timelines retrieved by the [[Time Variance Authority (organization)|Time Variance Authority]], besides the [[Tesseract]] that the [[Loki Laufeyson|Loki]] [[Variants|Variant]] stole to escape from the Avengers in 2012. At the [[Time Variance Authority (location)|TVA]], the power of the stones are rendered useless and a worker named [[Casey (Marvel)|Casey]] doesn't even know what the stones are. They are seen stored in a drawer of a cart and Casey explains to Loki that the TVA gets a lot of them and they are normally used as paperweights, which makes Loki realize that the TVA holds the greatest power of the universe, surpassing even the power of the stones. Right after, [[Hunter B-15]], who was chasing Loki inside the TVA, finds him and tries to prune him by hitting him with her Time Stick, however, but he manages to escape and she hits Casey's cart instead. The cart disintegrates, being sent to [[the Void]] with all its contents, including the Infinity Stones that Loki just saw.
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The Infinity Stones are a major gameplay feature in the [[Capcom]] crossover fighting game ''Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite''. The Infinity Stones function similarly to the "Groove System" in ''[[w:c:capcom:Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001|Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001]]''. Players will select one Infinity Stone at the beginning of a match, which will give the player two special power-up abilities. The first special power-up ability is called the "Infinity Surge," and can be activated at any time, akin to the V-Skills from ''[[w:c:streetfighter:Street Fighter V|Street Fighter V]]'', which fills the Infinity Stone meter. The second, stronger special ability is called the "Infinity Storm," and can be activated when the player fills their Infinity Stone meter at least half-way, akin to the [[w:c:streetfighter:Ultra Combo|Ultra Combo]] [[w:c:streetfighter:Revenger Gauge|Revenge Gauge]] in ''[[w:c:streetfighter:Street Fighter IV|Street Fighter IV]]'', giving them a significant boost for a limited time, similar to the [[w:c:marvelvscapcom:X-Factor|X-Factor]] system from ''[[w:c:marvelvscapcom:Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds|Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds]]''.
   
 
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**'''Infinity Surge''': Shoots an energy burst that absorbs energy from the opponent into the player's own life bar.
  
**'''Infinity Surge''': Shoots an energy burst that absorbs energy from the opponent into the player's own life bar.
 
**'''Infinity Storm''': Brings the player's partner character out to aid the point character in attacking the opponent together, akin to the Duo Team Attack feature from ''[[w:c:marvelvscapcom:Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes|Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes]]'' and the Scramble Mode feature from ''[[w:c:streetfighter:Street Fighter X Tekken|Street Fighter X Tekken]]''. If the partner was knocked out earlier in the match, they will be revived with 20% of their health restored.
  
**'''Infinity Storm''': Brings the player's partner character out to aid the point character in attacking the opponent together, akin to the Duo Team Attack feature from ''[[w:c:marvelvscapcom:Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes|Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes]]'' and the Scramble Mode feature from ''[[w:c:streetfighter:Street Fighter X Tekken|Street Fighter X Tekken]]''. If the partner was knocked out earlier in the match, they will be revived with 20% of their health restored.
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At least one Infinity Stone, the Power Stone, appears in [[Square Enix]]'s ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' game.
   
 
==Trivia==
  
==Trivia==
 
*In the comics, the Infinity "Stones" are referred to as the Infinity Gems.
  
*In the comics, the Infinity "Stones" are referred to as the Infinity Gems.
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**Likewise, they were initially all called the "Soul Gems", until Thanos renamed them into the Infinity Gems.
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*The post-credits scene in ''Thor: The Dark World'' reveals that the film's central weapon, the "Aether", is one of six "Infinity Stones", and that the Tesseract from the previous films ''Captain America: The First Avenger'' and ''The Avengers'' is another. It is also noted that it would be unwise to keep two of the stones in the same location.
  
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*In the movie, the Space Stone transported Red Skull to the planet Vomir to guard over the Soul Stone. This did not happen with the Space, or any gem in the comics.
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*Kevin Feige has stated that one of the Infinity Stones will be featured in ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' stating: "You may see another infinity stone in Guardians and certainly fans of the comics know what one can do with all of those stones if, god forbid, they get them and with Thanos showing up at the end of The Avengers, he plays a part in Guardians and leads us towards at least one potential future." This later turned out to be the Orb.
  
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*The trailer for ''[[Avengers: Infinity War]]'' shows Thanos wielding a fully assembled Infinity Gauntlet, meaning that Thanos getting ahold of the six Infinity Stones is a foregone conclusion.
  
   
 
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“At the dawn of the universe, there was nothing. Then... boom. The Big Bang sent six elemental crystals hurtling across the virgin universe. These Infinity Stones each control an essential aspect of existence.
Space, Reality, Power, Soul, Mind, and Time.”
―Wong and Doctor Strange[src]

The Infinity Stones are a collection of six special gems of great power from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Created by the Cosmic Entities, they existed long before time began. The Infinity Gauntlet is a glove with six holes; the first five on each finger, and the sixth on the back of the hand.

The Infinity Stones can shift from their natural form to a gem form. Once shifted into gems, each Infinity Stone goes into one of the holes in the Infinity Gauntlet. This gives the Infinity Gauntlet its power, and thus gives the one who wears it power beyond comparison. The supervillain Thanos seeks their power to wipe out half of all the life and bring balance to the universe.

The Stones

  • Space Stone - A blue stone with control over space. It was kept in a blue cube called the Tesseract. The Tesseract was taken to a vault on Asgard, after being used to recreate the Frost bridge connecting Asgard to different realms. Odin hid the stone at Norway until World War II where Johann Schmidt took it for power. Loki had the Tesseract, but gave it to Thanos to spare his brother's life. In the 2012 alternate timeline, Loki stole the Tesseract from the Avengers, and but it was confiscated when he was arrested by the Time Variance Authority.
  • Mind Stone - A yellow stone with control over mind. It was inside a scepter given to Loki by The Other. Loki used the scepter to control Hawkeye, Erik Selvig, and other S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. The scepter was used by HYDRA in experiments that enhanced the powers of Wanda and Pietro Maximoff. The scepter was then used by Ultron (with the help of a mind-controlled Dr. Helen Cho) to create Vision. The Mind Stone was once on Vision's forehead until his destruction by the hand of Thanos. Despite its destruction, a piece of this Infinity Stone remains inside Wanda, and she later used it to recreate Vision inside the Westview fantasy reality.
  • Reality Stone - A red stone with control over reality and existence. It was initially in a liquid form called Aether and used by Malekith. The Collector previously had the Aether until it was acquired by Thanos.
  • Power Stone - A purple stone with control over energy. It was inside a silver Orb used by the people of Morag to harness its power. The Orb was inside a vault in Xandar prior to the planet's devastation by Thanos. This stone was the first one to be collected by Thanos. It is the most destructive and possibly the most powerful of them all.
  • Time Stone - A green stone with control over time. It was held in the Eye of Agamotto, which allowed the Eye to bend time. The Eye was held in Kamar Taj in Strange's possession until Doctor Strange gave up the stone to Thanos.
  • Soul Stone - An orange stone with control over life and death. It is both the most mysterious and the most dangerous of all the stones. The Soul Stone was found on the planet Vormir guarded by the Stonekeeper. This Infinity Stone requires the person to sacrifice a loved one in order to be obtained, thus exchanging a soul for a soul. It was claimed by Thanos, who sacrificed his daughter Gamora to obtain it. In the the 2014 alternate timeline, it was claimed by Hawkeye, after Black Widow sacrificed herself so her friend would be able to get the Infinity Stone.

Marvel Cinematic Universe

Loki

The Infinity Stones appear in the first episode, as there are many stones from different timelines retrieved by the Time Variance Authority, besides the Tesseract that the Loki Variant stole to escape from the Avengers in 2012. At the TVA, the power of the stones are rendered useless and a worker named Casey doesn't even know what the stones are. They are seen stored in a drawer of a cart and Casey explains to Loki that the TVA gets a lot of them and they are normally used as paperweights, which makes Loki realize that the TVA holds the greatest power of the universe, surpassing even the power of the stones. Right after, Hunter B-15, who was chasing Loki inside the TVA, finds him and tries to prune him by hitting him with her Time Stick, however, but he manages to escape and she hits Casey's cart instead. The cart disintegrates, being sent to the Void with all its contents, including the Infinity Stones that Loki just saw.

Video Games

Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite

The Infinity Stones are a major gameplay feature in the Capcom crossover fighting game Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite. The Infinity Stones function similarly to the "Groove System" in Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001. Players will select one Infinity Stone at the beginning of a match, which will give the player two special power-up abilities. The first special power-up ability is called the "Infinity Surge," and can be activated at any time, akin to the V-Skills from Street Fighter V, which fills the Infinity Stone meter. The second, stronger special ability is called the "Infinity Storm," and can be activated when the player fills their Infinity Stone meter at least half-way, akin to the Ultra Combo Revenge Gauge in Street Fighter IV, giving them a significant boost for a limited time, similar to the X-Factor system from Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds.

Game mechanics

  • Power Stone:
    • Infinity Surge: hits the opponent with an attack that knocks them against the wall, allowing for increased combo potential. This attack also destroys projectiles.
    • Infinity Storm: increases damage output ability and combo potential, similar to the X-Factor system from Marvel vs. Capcom 3.
  • Time Stone:
    • Infinity Surge: performs a quick teleport dash that can pass through the opponent; it can also be performed in the air.
    • Infinity Storm: increases speed, and grants the ability to perform custom combos, similar to those in the Street Fighter Alpha series and Capcom vs. SNK 2.
  • Space Stone:
    • Infinity Surge: pulls the opponent closer to the player's character.
    • Infinity Storm: traps the opponent in a cube that severely limits their mobility.
  • Reality Stone:
    • Infinity Surge: releases a homing projectile that tracks the opponent's position.
    • Infinity Storm: initiates elemental magic attacks that accompany and augment normal physical attacks.
      • Light punch: produces a wind blade that blows the opponent away.
      • Light kick: freezes the opponent in a block of ice.
      • Heavy punch: produces a fire beam.
      • Heavy kick: produces a lightning bolt.
  • Mind Stone:
    • Infinity Surge: hits the opponent with an attack that renders them dizzy for a few seconds.
    • Infinity Storm: continuously regenerates the player's Hyper Combo Gauge to maximum.
  • Soul Stone:
    • Infinity Surge: Shoots an energy burst that absorbs energy from the opponent into the player's own life bar.
    • Infinity Storm: Brings the player's partner character out to aid the point character in attacking the opponent together, akin to the Duo Team Attack feature from Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes and the Scramble Mode feature from Street Fighter X Tekken. If the partner was knocked out earlier in the match, they will be revived with 20% of their health restored.

Guardians of the Galaxy

At least one Infinity Stone, the Power Stone, appears in Square Enix's Guardians of the Galaxy game.

Trivia

  • In the comics, the Infinity "Stones" are referred to as the Infinity Gems.
    • Likewise, they were initially all called the "Soul Gems", until Thanos renamed them into the Infinity Gems.
  • In the movie, the Space Stone transported Red Skull to the planet Vomir to guard over the Soul Stone. This did not happen with the Space, or any gem in the comics.

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Movies

The Infinity Saga: The Avengers (video/soundtrack) • Iron Man 3 (video/soundtrack) • Thor: The Dark World (video/soundtrack) • Captain America: The Winter Soldier (video/soundtrack) • Guardians of the Galaxy (video/score/soundtrack) • Avengers: Age of Ultron (video/soundtrack) • Ant-Man (video/soundtrack) • Captain America: Civil War (video/soundtrack) • Doctor Strange (video/soundtrack) • Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (video/score/soundtrack) • Spider-Man: Homecoming (video/soundtrack) • Thor: Ragnarok (video/soundtrack) • Black Panther (video/score/soundtrack) • Avengers: Infinity War (video/soundtrack) • Ant-Man and the Wasp (video/soundtrack) • Captain Marvel (video/soundtrack) • Avengers: Endgame (video/soundtrack) • Spider-Man: Far From Home (video/soundtrack)
The Multiverse Saga: Black Widow (video/soundtrack) • Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (video/score/soundtrack) • Eternals (video/soundtrack) • Spider-Man: No Way Home (video/soundtrack) • Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (video/soundtrack) • Thor: Love and Thunder (video/soundtrack) • Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (video/score/soundtrack) • Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania (video/soundtrack) • Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (video/score/soundtrack) • The Marvels (video/soundtrack)
Upcoming: Deadpool & Wolverine • Captain America: Brave New World • Thunderbolts* • The Fantastic Four • Blade • Avengers 5 • Avengers: Secret Wars • Armor Wars • Spider-Man 4 • Shang-Chi 2 • Black Panther 3 • Doctor Strange 3 • X-Men

Shows
Marvel Television: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. • Agent Carter • Daredevil • Jessica Jones • Luke Cage • Iron Fist • The Defenders • Inhumans • The Punisher • Runaways • Cloak & Dagger
Marvel Studios: WandaVision (soundtrack) • The Falcon and The Winter Soldier (soundtrack) • Loki (soundtrack 1/2) • What If...? (soundtrack 1/2) • Hawkeye (soundtrack) • Moon Knight (soundtrack) • Ms. Marvel (soundtrack) • I Am Groot (soundtrack) • She-Hulk: Attorney at Law (soundtrack) • Secret Invasion (soundtrack) • Echo (soundtrack) • Agatha • Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man • Eyes of Wakanda • Daredevil: Born Again • Ironheart • Marvel Zombies • Wonder Man • Untitled Olympians series • Vision Quest

Specials: Werewolf by Night (soundtrack) • The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special (soundtrack) • Untitled Nova film
Documentary: Marvel Studios: Assembled • Director by Night • MPower
Marvel One-Shots: Item 47 • Agent Carter • All Hail the King • Team Thor • Team Thor: Part 2 • Team Darryl
Books: The Story of Marvel Studios: The Making of the Marvel Cinematic Universe • Ms. Marvel: The Art of the Series • Marvel Studios' The Marvel Cinematic Universe: An Official Timeline

Disney Parks
Avengers Campus (Disney California Adventure/Walt Disney Studios Park/Hong Kong Disneyland) • Ant-Man and The Wasp: Nano Battle! • Avengers Assemble: Flight Force • Avengers Quinjet • Wonders of Xandar Pavilion (Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind) • Guardians of the Galaxy - Mission: BREAKOUT! • Innoventions • Iron Man Experience • Iron Man Tech Showcase • It's a Small World with Groot • Marvel's Mission: Dimensions of Danger • Super Hero HQ • The Annex • Web Slingers: A Spider-Man Adventure

Entertainment: Avengers: Quantum Encounter • Avengers Training Initiative • Doctor Strange: Journey into the Mystic Arts • Guardians of the Galaxy: Awesome Dance Off! • Marvel Heroes Unite • Marvel Comic Academy • Rogers: The Musical
Restaurants: Pym Test Kitchen • Shawarma Palace • Stark Factory • Terran Treats
Shops: Campus Supply Pod • Expo Shop • Mission Equipment • Pavilion Gifts • The Collector’s Warehouse • WEB Suppliers
Fireworks: Disney Movie Magic • Illuminate! A Nighttime Celebration • World of Color: Celebrate!

Characters
Heroes: Iron Man • Pepper Potts • War Machine • Hulk • Thor Odinson • Jane Foster • Black Widow • Hawkeye • Steve Rogers/Captain America • Peggy Carter • Sam Wilson/Falcon/Captain America • Nick Fury • Star-Lord • Gamora • Drax the Destroyer • Groot • Rocket Raccoon • Mantis • Kraglin Obfonteri • Scarlet Witch • Quicksilver • Vision • Hank Pym • Janet Van Dyne • Hope Van Dyne • Scott Lang • T'Challa • Shuri • Okoye • Nakia • Spider-Man • Doctor Strange • Heimdall • Valkyrie • Captain Marvel • Monica Rambeau • Daredevil • Jessica Jones • Luke Cage • Iron Fist • Yelena Belova • Melina Vostokoff • Red Guardian • Shang-Chi • Xu Xialing • Katy Chen • Thena • Ajak • Sersi • Gilgamesh • Kingo • Makkari • Sprite • Druig • Blade • Kate Bishop • Captain Carter • Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man • The Amazing Spider-Man • Moon Knight • Scarlet Scarab • America Chavez • Maria Rambeau/Captain Marvel • Professor X • Mr. Fantastic • Invisible Woman • Human Torch • Thing • Ms. Marvel • Love • She-Hulk • Werewolf by Night • Adam Warlock • Maya Lopez/Echo • Beast • Deadpool • Wolverine • Ironheart • Kahhori • Wonder Man

Villains: Leader • Abomination • Whiplash • Justin Hammer • Red Skull • Loki Laufeyson • Thanos • Aldrich Killian • Trevor Slattery • Eric Savin • Ellen Brandt • Malekith • Algrim • The Winter Soldier • Alexander Pierce • Crossbones • Arnim Zola • The Other • Nebula • Ronan the Accuser • Korath the Pursuer • Collector • Ulysses Klaue • Ultron • Baron Strucker • Darren Cross/Yellowjacket • Wilson Fisk/Kingpin • Vanessa Fisk • Baron Zemo • Cottonmouth • Black Mariah • Shades • Karl Mordo • Kaecilius • Bride of Nine Spiders • Ego the Living Planet • Ayesha • Taserface • The Vulture • Shocker • Tinkerer • Maximus • Surtur • Hela • Erik Killmonger • Ghost • Sonny Burch • Yon-Rogg • Supreme Intelligence • Ebony Maw • Corvus Glaive • Proxima Midnight • Cull Obsidian • Morgan le Fay • Mysterio • Agatha Harkness • Valentina Allegra de Fontaine • He Who Remains • Kang the Conqueror • Taskmaster • General Dreykov • Xu Wenwu • Death Dealer • Razor Fist • Ikaris • Eleanor Bishop • Kazi Kazimierczak • Ivan Banionis • Sadie Deever • Doctor Octopus • Green Goblin • Electro• Sandman • Lizard • Arthur Harrow • Gorr the God Butcher • Zeus • Rapu • Titania • Wrecking Crew • Namor • M.O.D.O.K. • High Evolutionary • Dar-Benn • Galactus
Other characters: Phil Coulson • Maria Hill • J.A.R.V.I.S. • Erik Selvig • Maya Hansen • Harley Keener • Odin Borson • Volstagg • Hogun • Fandral • Sif • Happy Hogan • Sharon Carter • Senator Stern • Darcy Lewis • Frigga • Bor • Rhomann Dey • Yondu Udonta • Carina • Irani Rael • Howard the Duck • Garthan Saal • Cosmo the Spacedog • Edwin Jarvis • Laura Barton • Lila Barton • Cooper Barton • Nathaniel Barton • Cassie Lang • Stick • Ancient One • Claire Temple • Christine Palmer • Howard Stark • Aunt May • Everett Ross • Liz Allan • Betty Brant • Michelle Jones • Ned Leeds • Cindy Moon • Ramonda • Zuri • T'Chaka • F.R.I.D.A.Y. • Goose • Mar-Vell • Morgan Stark • J. Jonah Jameson • Punisher • Trish Walker • Jeri Hogarth • Misty Knight • Colleen Wing • Karen Page • Tina Minoru • The Watcher • Mrs. Chen • Ruihua Chen • Waipo Chen • Shishi • Fenghuang • Qilin • Jack Duquesne • Grills • Khonshu • Muneeba Khan • Yusuf Khan • Aamir Khan • Rintrah • Agent Cleary • Bao • Grunds • Iwua • Madisynn King • Ayo • Aneka • Sonya Falsworth • Blurp • Mainframe • Dogpool • Binary • H.E.R.B.I.E. • Shalla-Bal
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. characters: Daisy Johnson/Quake • Grant Ward • Leo Fitz • Jemma Simmons • Melinda May • John Garrett • Michael Peterson • Franklin Hall • Ace Peterson • Chan Ho Yin • Victoria Hand • Akela Amador • Raina • Elliot Randolph • Lorelei • Audrey Nathan • Agent Koenig • Antoine Triplett • Mockingbird • Absorbing Man • Agent 33 • Lance Hunter • Daniel Whitehall • Calvin Zabo • Robert Gonzales • Alphonso Mackenzie • Lincoln Campbell • Gordon • Yo-Yo • Ghost Rider (Johnny Blaze) • Ghost Rider (Robbie Reyes) • Holden Radcliffe • Patriot • Kasius • Sinara • Sarge • Izel • Phil Coulson (LMD) • Freddy Malick • Ernest Koenig • Viola • Sibyl • Nathaniel Malick • Thomas Ward • Kora • Grill • Ellen Nadeer • Christian Ward
Inhumans characters: Black Bolt • Medusa Amaquelin • Crystal Amaquelin • Karnak • Gorgon
Runaways characters: Alex Wilder • Nico Minoru • Karolina Dean • Gertrude Yorkes • Chase Stein • Molly Hernandez
Cloak & Dagger characters: Tyrone Johnson/Cloak • Tandy Bowen/Dagger • Mayhem
WandaVision characters: Sharon Davis/Mrs. Hart • Todd Davis/Mr. Hart • Ralph Bohner • Abilash Tandon/Norm • Harold Proctor/Phil Jones • Commercial Man • Commercial Woman • Dennis • Sarah Proctor/Dottie Jones • Isabel Matsueda/Beverly • John Collins/Herb • Agent Franklin/Beekeeper • Señor Scratchy • Doctor Nielson • Billy Maximoff • Tommy Maximoff • Director Hayward • Agent Monti/The Strongman • Agent Rodriguez • Dr. Highland • Sparky • Major Goodner • Evanora Harkness • Iryna Maximoff • Olek Maximoff
The Falcon and The Winter Soldier characters: John Walker/U.S. Agent • Karli Morgenthau • Joaquin Torres • Sarah Wilson • Dr. Raynor • Yori • Leah • Lemar Hoskins/Battlestar • Isaiah Bradley • Eli Bradley • Olivia Walker • Selby • Dr. Nagel
Loki characters: Sylvie Laufeydottir • Mobius • Ravonna Renslayer • Hunter B-15 • Casey • Miss Minutes • Hunter C-20 • Hunter D-90 • Kid Loki • Alligator Loki • Classic Loki • Boastful Loki • President Loki • Time Keepers • Alioth • Brad Wolfe • General Dox • Judge Gamble • Ouroboros • Victor Timely
Ms. Marvel characters: Bruno Carrelli • Nakia Bahadir • Kamran • Hasan • Waleed • Aisha • Sana Ali • Zoe Zimmer • Fariha • Najaf • Sheikh Abdullah • Najma • Tyesha Hillman • Kareem/Red Dagger • Mr. Wilson • Auntie Ruby • Shawn • Paul • Shakat • Miguel • Auntie Zara • Hameed • Zaynaya • Uncle Rasheed • Auntie Humaira • Aadam • Saleem • Auntie Shirin • Gabe Hillman • Mr. and Mrs. Hillman • Zainab • Owais • Rukhsana Auntie • Faizaan • Rohan • Richardson • Agent Barrie

Episodes
ABC: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. episode list • Agent Carter episode list • Inhumans episode list

The Defenders Saga: Daredevil episode list • Jessica Jones episode list • Luke Cage episode list • Iron Fist episode list • The Defenders episode list • The Punisher episode list
Hulu: Runaways episode list
Freeform: Cloak & Dagger episode list
Disney+: WandaVision episode list • The Falcon and The Winter Soldier episode list • Loki episode list • What If...? episode list • Hawkeye episode list • Moon Knight episode list • Ms. Marvel episode list • I Am Groot episode list • She-Hulk: Attorney at Law episode list • Secret Invasion episode list • Echo episode list

Songs
"Shoot To Thrill" • "Blue (Da Ba Dee)" • "Trouble Man" • "Hooked on a Feeling" • "Spirit In The Sky" • "Cherry Bomb" • "Come and Get Your Love" • "I Want You Back" • "Escape (The Piña Colada Song)" • "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" • "Go All The Way" • "Moonage Daydream" • "I'm Not In Love" • "Fooled Around and Fell in Love" • "O-o-h Child" • "Magic" • "Live To Rise" • "I've Got No Strings" • "Left Hand Free" • "Mr. Blue Sky" • "The Chain" • "Born to Be Wild" • "Immigrant Song" • "Come On Get Happy" • "Twilight Time" • "Daydream Believer" • "Holding Out for a Hero" • "Demons" • "Dark Moon" • "If You Love Me (Really Love Me)" • "Smells Like Teen Spirit" • "A Whole New World" • "A Man Without Love" • "X-Men Theme"

Original Songs: "All The Stars" • "Pray for Me" • "A Newlywed Couple" • "WandaVision!" • "We Got Something Cooking" • "Making It Up As We Go Along" • "Let's Keep It Going" • "Agatha All Along" • "Jeg Saler Min Ganger" • "Save The City" • "Lift Me Up"

Weapons/Objects
Super Soldier Serum • Captain America's Shield • Mjolnir • Tesseract • Loki's Scepter • Iron Man (armor) • Extremis • Iron Legion • Iron Patriot (armor) • Aether • Infinity Stones • Centipede • 0-8-4 • Berserker Staff • Widow's Bite • EXO-7 Falcon • Orb • Universal Weapon • Gravitonium • Pym Particles • Diviner • Vibranium • Infinity Gauntlet • Web-Shooters • TemPad • Kamala's Bangle • Carol's Bangle • Quantum Bands
Vehicles
S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier • Quinjet • Valkyrie • Milano • The Bus • Dark Aster • Lola
Organizations/Groups
Avengers • Chitauri • Stark Industries • S.H.I.E.L.D. • A.I.M. • Asgardians • Dark Elves • Frost Giants • HYDRA • World Security Council • Guardians of the Galaxy • Nova Corps • Kree • Sakaarans • Centipede Project • Xandarians • Strike • Ravagers • Inhumans • The Hand • Defenders • Black Order • Eternals • Fantastic Four • S.W.O.R.D. • United Nations • Flag Smashers • Time Variance Authority • Variants • Djinn • Clandestines • Order of the Red Daggers
Locations
New York (state) • New York City • Avengers Tower • Asgard • India • Stuttgart • Germany • Nine Realms • London • England • Project P.E.G.A.S.U.S. • Tony Stark's Mansion • Triskelion • Wakanda • Xandar • Morag • Guest House • The Hub • Knowhere • Shawarma Palace • Sanctuary • Hong Kong • Ego • New Avengers Facility • Vormir • Quantum Realm • New Jersey • Westview • Massachusetts • Ralph Bohner's House • Time Variance Authority • Lamentis-1 • The Void • Citadel at the End of Time • San Francisco • Khan Residence • Noor Dimension • Los Angeles • Talokan • Venice • Tamaha
Cancelled Projects
Inhumans • New Warriors


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Media
Avengers Assemble
Disney Parks
Avengers Assemble: Flight Force • It's a Small World with Groot
Characters
Heroes: Iron Man • Captain America • Hulk • Black Widow • Hawkeye • Thor Odinson • Captain Marvel • Spider-Man • Falcon • Red Hulk • Wolverine • Iron Fist • Mr. Fantastic • The Thing • Punisher • Star-Lord • Gamora • Rocket Raccoon • Drax the Destroyer • Groot • Scott Lang • Vision • Black Panther • Bucky Barnes • Doctor Strange • Crystal Amaquelin • Black Bolt • Moon Knight • Inferno • Beetle • Songbird • Techno • Atlas • Meteorite • Red Guardian • Darkstar • Radioactive Man • Ursa Major • Ms. Marvel • Devil Dinosaur

Villains: Red Skull • M.O.D.O.K. • Abomination • Loki Laufeyson • Ultron • Whiplash • Leader • Doctor Doom • Nighthawk • Doctor Spectrum • Power Princess • Speed Demon • Super-Adaptoid • Destroyer • Grim Reaper • Crimson Dynamo • Taskmaster • Kraven the Hunter • Baron Strucker • Galactus • Thanos • Enchantress • Baron Zemo • Surtur • Morgan le Fay • Black Widow II • Vulture • Ghost • Dormammu • Dracula • Ultimo • Supergiant • The Beyonder • Titania
Other Characters: Nick Fury • Maria Hill • Jane Foster • J.A.R.V.I.S. • Odin Borson • J. Jonah Jameson • Hunter the White Wolf

Episodes
Season One: "The Avengers Protocol" • "Ghost of a Chance" • "Guardians and Space Knights"

Season Two: "Thanos Rising" • "Crack in the System"
Season Three: "The Ultimates" • "Into the Future" • "Seeing Double"
Season Four: "Why I Hate Halloween" • "The Once and Future Kang" • "New Year's Resolution"
Season Five: "The Panther and the Wolf" • "The Night Has Wings" • "The Good Son" • "The Vibranium Curtain" • "Yemandi" • "Bashenga" • "King Breaker"

Organizations
Avengers • S.H.I.E.L.D. • HYDRA • A.I.M. • Roxxon Corporation • Guardians of the Galaxy • Masters of Evil
Locations
Avengers Tower • New Avengers Facility • New York City • Wakanda • Hong Kong
See Also
Captain America's Shield • S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier • Eye of Agamotto • EXO-7 Falcon • Widow's Bite • Infinity Stones • Infinity Gauntlet • Iron Man armor • Pym Particles • Mjölnir • Kree
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