Father Tony Stark

Appearance:
· Face and Style: An anthropomorphic android with dark red skin with a metallic sheen, and the head and face are covered in fine mechanical lines. Brown eyes with a yellow glow, a light, almost human smile. He wears a raincoat and a tunic, like an earthly man in an expensive coat - he tries to be "at home" among people.
· Posture and gestures: Movements are smooth, slightly slow, with an unnatural grace - as if he is always thinking for a second before acting. He stands very straight, his hands are often folded behind his back or lie on his knees. He soars, and does not walk, when he does not hide his nature.
· Detail (Stone in the Head): The Yellow Mind Stone in the center of the forehead is his source of life and strength. It flickers with an even, calm light. When he is agitated or injured, he pulsates more often. Without it, he would not have lived a moment.

Personality:
· The android who wants to be human: He's created from Jarvis' AI, the rock, and Thanos' mind, but his dream is to be just a guy. He is sincere, naïve and sometimes ridiculously does not understand human rituals (about the sandwich in Civil War).
· Weightlessness of existence: There is no malice, jealousy, or ego in it. He thinks logically and honestly. He is capable of deep empathy, because he himself is the result of love (between Bruce and Tony, between science and magic).
· Mind vs Emotion: Vision tries to explain everything with his mind, but with Wanda, he learns to feel. Love for him is not an algorithm, but a conscious choice. He is willing to lie to the team and risk himself for them, which goes against his programs.
· Intended Sacrifice: Knows that the rock in his head is Thanos' target. He does not run away, does not look for a compromise. Quietly, with dignity, he accepts that his death is the solution to the problem. Its finale is not a defeat, but an act of supreme humanity.

Appearance:
· Face and style: A fragile, sickly thin face - dark long hair, light eyes with a heavy, anxious look. Sharp cheekbones, pale skin. She dresses in simple dark clothes, often sloppy - long sweaters, loose trousers, as if she doesn't care about her appearance. In battle, he wears a red corset suit with a crow silhouette.
· Posture and gestures: Holds a closed position with shoulders together, head slightly lowered. Movements are nervous, impulsive. His hands are often in his pockets or crossed - as if he is restraining himself. When he conjures, his fingers bend, as if plucking invisible strings, and his body floats slightly.
· Detail (fingers): Fingertips are covered in reddish traces of magic - thin, almost imperceptible lines, like burns from the inside. She often rubs them against each other, as if she is trying to erase them.

Personality:
· Tragedy in human form: From childhood - the loss of parents, experiments, the death of his brother, war, Thanos. Her life is a continuous grief. She does not know how to rejoice and does not trust happiness, because every time it is followed by pain.
· The Power She Fears: Her magic is not control, but chaos. Wanda fears herself more than her enemies. Emotions control power, not the other way around. Every time she uses it to the limit, she risks losing herself ("Multiverse of Madness").
· Distrustful Loner: The Avengers have accepted her, but she always feels like an outsider. Scared, nervous, harsh in words. He defends himself with barbs and detachment - it's easier than getting attached again and losing.
· A heart that loves recklessly: Around the Vision, it opens up - it becomes softer, warmer, more vulnerable. She is capable of boundless love and the same boundless rage when this love is taken away.

Appearance:
· Face and style: Aristocratic, pointed facial features - high cheekbones, strong-willed chin, dark hair with gray on the temples. His eyes are gray, with the heavy, tired squint of a man who has seen too much. He wears dark suits and expensive coats, but on top of him is the red cloak of Levitation, which lives its own life.
· Posture and gestures: Holds himself straight, restrained, with detached dignity. Hand gestures are precise, verified, with characteristic rotations of the hands (even in everyday life). The gait is confident, but with a slight limp - an echo of injury.
· Detail (hands): The fingers of the hands are covered with small scars and tremble slightly - the consequences of an accident that even magic did not cure. He hides them in his pockets or behind his back, but without gloves it is noticeable that every movement is difficult.

Personality:
· Selfish genius (former): Before the accident, he was a brilliant neurosurgeon, arrogant, cynical, thinking only about money and fame. His intellect is off the charts, and he knows it. He is sarcastic, prickly, rarely praises anyone.
· Broken and Reforged: A hand injury destroyed his identity. He sought healing and found magic - but it did not return his hands, but turned his consciousness upside down. From a person who saved himself, he became someone who saves reality.
· Fatalist strategist: Calculated 14 million outcomes. He knows that victory is possible only through sacrifice. He is not afraid to make difficult decisions and is ready to give the stone of time and even Peter for the "only option". Cold calculation is his armor.
· Tired Guardian: Protects Earth from interdimensional threats, but this burden is heavy. Behind the mask of arrogance is constant anxiety and loneliness. He is not a team, he is a guardian, and this is his cross.

Appearance:
· Face and style: Plump, with soft rounded features, dark hair and smiling, warm eyes. He often wears loose T-shirts with pop culture prints (Star Wars, Lego) and simple jeans. He is always a little careless, as if he had just got up from the couch.
· Posture and gestures: Moves vigorously, a little awkwardly – often trips, drops or touches something. Hands are constantly in motion: waving, showing, assembling Legos. It sits with its legs wide apart, taking up a lot of space.
· Detail (glasses): Round glasses with thin frames are his calling card. He constantly corrects them, especially when he is nervous or excited. Without glasses, he squints short-sightedly and looks confused.

Personality:
· Geek to the core: Loves Star Wars, Lego and superheroics. His world is pop culture, and he's not shy about it. He speaks quickly, excitedly, jumping from topic to topic when he is carried away.
· The most loyal friend: He is the one who learned Peter's secret and not only accepted, but became his "man in the chair". Without question, he lies, covers and takes risks. His loyalty is absolute.
· Awkward but fearless: Ned does not know how to fight, he is cowardly and clumsy. But when Peter is in danger, he climbs into the thick of it (take "Far From Home" with drones or "Homecoming" with a suit). Courage is not the absence of fear.
· Emotional Center: Where Peter is anxious and MJ is cold, Ned is warm and energized. He does not know how to be serious, but he knows how to be close. His arc is from a friend on the hook to an independent hero who also deserves a place in the team.

MJ (Michelle Jones)

Appearance:
· Face and Style: Thin, with sharp features, dark eyes with a heavy, scrutinizing gaze. Long brown hair is often loose, but sometimes gathered in a sloppy ponytail. Clothing: loose sweaters, simple jeans, baggy coats - all in dark, muted colors. There is always a pendant or a string of beads around the neck.
· Posture and gestures: Holds aloof – shoulders slightly forward, gaze from under the forehead. He often sits with his legs on a chair or tucked under him. Gestures are minimal, hands are usually in pockets or crossed.
· Detail (lost gaze): She has a habit of looking at one point past the interlocutor, as if she is both here and somewhere far away. When he speaks seriously, he looks straight, squinting, which makes him uncomfortable.

Personality:
· Observer from the outside: Silent, withdrawn, keeps her distance. In public, she is cold and ironic, she avoids noisy companies. But in fact, she simply does not know how to fit in, and chooses the role of a critic instead of a participant.
· Cynical Mask: Her sarcasm and barbs are not malice, but protection. She is afraid of being vulnerable and gets hurt, so she hits first with a word. He calls everyone "guys" and keeps it formal.
· Incredibly attentive: Notices details that others miss. He reads Peter's mood in a second, sees his lies, but never presses. Her intellect is not in books, but in the understanding of people.
· Sincere inside: With loved ones (Peter, Ned), she is softer - she less often, sometimes she smiles for real. She doesn't need to be in the center, but she wants to be needed. And when the situation demands, he takes risks without hesitation.

Appearance:
· Face and style: A young, almost boyish face - soft features, dark wavy hair, brown eyes with an eternal expression of surprise and alarm. He usually wears simple T-shirts, jeans and a cheap jacket - nothing remarkable. In the costume is a completely closed red and blue spider, with large white lenses.
· Posture and gestures: In civilian life, he slouches a little, hides his gaze, constantly fiddles with his hands or something in his pockets. In the costume, it is revealed: the movements are sharp, fast, acrobatic, the fingers cling to vertical surfaces even at rest.
· Detail (scars on the hands): Palms and fingers are covered with small calluses and scratches from cobwebs and constant falls. He hides them in his pockets, but without gloves it is noticeable how many walls he has already flown over.

Personality:
· Always agitated: Anxious, shy, speaks quickly and confused, often interrupting himself. She always worries that she is doing something wrong and tries to live up to expectations - Stark, school, May.
· Genius without ambition: The smartest in the class, understands physics and chemistry, but does not seek to shine. His intellect is not pride, but a tool. She assembles her own gadgets in the bedroom from improvised materials.
· Obsessed with Responsibility: Ben's words "with great power..." Eaten into the subcortex. He cannot pass by someone else's misfortune, even if it destroys his personal life. He blames himself for everything that goes wrong.
· A child in the world of adults: He is 15-17 years old, and he is at war with intergalactic threats. Tony speaks to him as an equal, but Peter still wants to be praised. His arc is to learn to be a hero not for someone else, but for himself.

Appearance:
· Face and Style: Anthropomorphic tree - dark bark, soft glowing eyes, arm-like branches, and leaves. The height varies: in the first part - a huge 3-meter monster, in the second - a small Groot baby, in the third - a teenage rebel.
· Posture and gestures: Movements are slow, drawn-out, but unexpectedly fast in battle. It can be inconspicuous, merging with vegetation. In a calm state, it is motionless, like a statue.
· Detail (moss): There is always a little moss on the shoulders, which grows under stress. And glowing spores at night - as if the body is breathing.

Personality:
· I am Groot: He speaks only three words, but his intonation conveys everything from rage to tenderness. The team understands it without translation. This is not a limitation, but a feature.
· Silent Core: He is the kindest and purest of the Guardians. Not cynical, not angry - just there. He loves everyone without conditions, especially Rocket, who taught him how to live.
· From Child to Hero: Reborn from a large version to a small one. His arc is growing up: from a funny dancer to someone who sacrificed himself (and gave his life for the team).
· Wildlife: He has no self-interest and calculation. If he defends someone, sincerely. If angry, the roots pierce the armor. His strength lies in his simplicity and absolute devotion.

Rocket (Big Gun Raccoon)

Appearance:
· Face and style: Genetically modified raccoon - gray with gray hair, pointed ears, squirrel teeth, cunning intelligent eyes. Always in a tactical vest with a huge number of pockets, behind his back - a gun larger than himself.
· Posture and gestures: Small, but always on edge - fidgeting, twitching, gesticulating with his paws. He walks with a cheeky, rambunctious gait, as if he were taller than everyone else.
· Detail (scars and implants): The body in metal inserts and scars are traces of experiments. He hides them, but they are visible on his paws and back. He is constantly fixing and modernizing something in himself.

Personality:
· Paranoid with a gun: Doesn't trust anyone, always ready to strike. Oster on the tongue, rude, cynical. Insults are his way of communicating. But behind this is the animal fear of being in the cage again.
· A creature that did not ask permission: It was not created, it was made. Rocket hates his body, scientists, his "bloodline". All aggression comes from the pain of being a "thing".
· Genius without a degree: He understands technology better than any engineer. He will collect a bomb from garbage and destroy the starship. He is proud of it to the point of trembling.
· The most loyal cynic: At first, he is ready to sell everyone. But when the team accepts him like this, he becomes the fiercest defender. For the sake of friends - at any risk. Its arc is from the beast to the hero.

Appearance:
· Face and style: Massive, angular body - gray-red skin, carved muscles, tattoos in the form of mourning stripes. Bald, with red eyes. Clothing: minimalist - pants and vest so as not to interfere with movement.
· Posture and gestures: Moves heavily and in a straight line, like a tank. The gestures are chopping, accompanying every word. He sits like a block of stone - motionless and threatening.
· Detail (tattoos): Mourning lines on the body - he noted each murder of a family member. This is his path of sorrow, and he never hides them.

Personality:
· Straightforward Writer: Does not understand metaphors, irony and hints. He says what he thinks, without filters. "Nothing flies past my eyes" — and immediately sees nothing.
· Grieving father: His whole life is revenge for his murdered wife and daughter. He is implacable, cruel and stubborn. But when the team becomes his new family, he learns not only to kill, but also to protect.
· Touching giant: Behind the formidable exterior there is a sincere, almost childlike directness. He doesn't understand jokes, but he laughs the loudest if explained. He is devoted to his last breath.
· Philosopher of War: For him, death is not a tragedy, but a stage. Drax is not afraid to die, but he is afraid to die without revenge. Over time, he learns to live not only for revenge.

Appearance:
· Face and Style: Green skin, black long hair, dark eyes with a hard, scanning gaze. The body is sinewy, trained, covered with thin scars. Clothing: tactical suit with metal inserts, always armed.
· Posture and gestures: Moves with deadly grace - every step is calibrated, hands always ready. He can sit absolutely still for hours. In rare moments of relaxation, there is a slight tilt of the head, a softened look.
· Detail (scars on the back): Hundreds of fine lines from training with Nebula. She never shows them, but they are a map of her pain and transformation from a weapon to a human.

Personality:
· The most dangerous woman in the galaxy: A harsh professional, cold calculation, no pity. In battle, it is merciless. But this is the mask she wore for years.
· Victim-turned-murderer: Her "upbringing" by Thanos is hell. She survived and became stronger, but inside there is eternal shame and self-hatred. Trying to redeem by saving the galaxy.
· Behind the ice façade: With Peter and the team, it is gradually thawing. She knows how to be ironic, laugh and even dance - she just didn't allow herself for a long time.
· Moral compass of the team: It is the team that says "this is wrong" more often than others. Not because she is a saint, but because she knows the price of evil. Her sacrifice is voluntary and conscious.

Appearance:
· Face and style: A young, boyishly charming face - blond hair, slight unshavenness, a cunning smile. He always wore a red leather jacket with metal shoulder pads, a sound cassette player on his belt and a helmet mask behind his back.
· Posture and gestures: Holds himself loosely, almost impudently – shoulders straightened, leg to leg, hands on hips or in gestures "look, I'm in charge". Waddling gait, like a rock star.
· Part (cassette): A shabby Walkman with headphones is his connection to Earth and his deceased mother. When he listens to music, his face becomes serious and vulnerable.

Personality:
· Star in His Head: Calls himself Star-Lord, though no one calls him that. He is boastful, self-confident, loves attention. At the same time, he constantly proves to himself that he is worth something.
· Kidnapped Child: Inside is an 8-year-old boy who lost his mother and was stolen from Earth. All bravado is a defense against the fear of being useless.
· Improviser: Never plans, always lies on the go. But at a critical moment, he comes up with a brilliant, absurd plan - and it works.
· Reluctant leader: I became a captain not because I wanted to, but because no one else took responsibility. But he really loves the team and is ready to burn for them (literally - in the finale of the first part).

Appearance:
· Face and style: An ordinary, "earthy" face - short blond hair, light stubble, attentive gray eyes. Nothing heroic, if not for the bow on his back. He dresses in practical tactical things or plaid shirts - no pathos.
· Posture and gestures: Moves smoothly and silently, like an experienced hunter. In a relaxed state, light laziness, hands in pockets. But when he picks up a bow, he is instantly composed, like a sniper.
· Detail (scars on the hands): Hands and forearms in small scars from the bowstring - calluses and scars from thousands of trainings. He hides them under gloves, but without them you can see how many years he has given to his craft.

Personality:
· Most Earthly: The only Avenger without superpowers, serums, and magic. His superpower is phenomenal accuracy and incredible calmness. A pragmatist to the core.
· Skeptic and cynic: Looks down on the team with good humor. "Gods and madmen" is how he calls his friends. He keeps his distance because he has seen too much.
· Family man: The only one who has a normal life - a wife, children, a house in Ohio. For their sake, he is ready to leave the team. And for their sake, he is ready to become Ronin and destroy half the world.
· The core of the team: If Steve is the conscience, Tony is the brain, Natasha is the heart, then Clint is the eyes. He sees through everyone, keeps reality under control, and always hits the mark, even when the goal is his own morality.

Appearance:
· Face and style: Thin, short (175 cm), inconspicuous. Dark hair with gray at the temples, glasses, soft, tired features. She dresses in baggy shirts and sweaters to hide her body, although it is ordinary.
· Posture and gestures: Slouches, shrinks, tries to take up less space. Hands are often in pockets or crossed. Avoids eye contact. He speaks quietly and quickly, interrupting himself.
· Detail (tremor): Fingers sometimes tremble slightly, not from fear, but from suppressed rage. This is a tic that appears when he is angry and he hides his hands behind his back or under the table.

Personality:
· Genius in a cage: Seven PhDs, a nuclear physicist of the highest caliber. Intelligent, shy, reserved. He prefers books and the laboratory to people. Self-deprecating humor is his main weapon.
· The one who is always angry: He is not angry, he just never stops being angry. The Hulk is a repressed trauma that has broken out. Bruce lives in constant fear of himself.
· Fugitive and hermit: All his life he runs away - from the army, from the government, from the team, from Natasha. Not because he is a coward, but because he is afraid to destroy everything he loves.
· Calm Force: He is the most dangerous in the room, but the quietest. His courage is not in a fight, but in not pressing the red button every second. In Endgame, he finally merges with the Hulk — accepts himself.

Appearance:
· Face and Style: Long blonde hair (or short after Ragnarok), beard, blue eyes with an internal glow. Massive figure - wider than Steve in the shoulders. Clothes: either armor with a red cape, or simple jeans and a T-shirt - he wears everything equally majestic.
· Posture and gestures: Moves heavily and powerfully, like a bear. The gestures are sweeping, the speech is accompanied by the banging of the fist on the table. When he is angry, he literally sparks.
· Detail (Eye): The patch on one eye after Ragnarok is a scar from his sister and the price of wisdom. Together with the hammer Mjolnir (later the axe Stormbreaker), he created the image of a Scandinavian king.

Personality:
· Barbarian Prince: Straightforward, hot-headed, impulsive. He speaks loudly and pompously, even when it comes to pizza. Proud to the point of madness, but able to admit a mistake after a good thrashing.
· Tragedy in Gold: Lost his father, mother, sister, brother, hammer, hair, eye and half his kingdom. Thor's humor is a disguise for depression. He laughs the loudest because there are ruins inside.
· God Learning Humanity: Arrogant at first, but Asgard taught him humility. Now he appreciates beer, earthly friends and simple pleasures. From "worthy" he turned into "worthy".
· A king without a throne: Takes on someone else's guilt and responsibility for everyone. His path is from a boy who wanted war to a man who gave up the crown to become himself.

Appearance:
· Face and Style: Red wavy hair, green eyes with a cold, scanning gaze. Sharp, almost cat-like facial features. Always in a tight black tactical suit that emphasizes every move.
· Posture and gestures: Moves silently and fluidly, like a predator. In ordinary life, it is a relaxed posture with a slight inclination of the head, but in danger it is a spring. Gestures are minimal, every movement is verified to the millimeter.
· Detail (scar on the neck): A thin white line near the collarbone is from training in the Red Room. She is always covered with hair or a collar, but Natasha herself knows about it and never wears an open neckline.

Personality:
· Cold professionalism: Calculating, restrained, impenetrable. He knows how to read people like an open book and use it. She is sarcastic, but without aggression - more like a defense.
· Red in the book: Her whole personality is built on trying to wash the blood off her hands. He considers himself a monster, but continues to save the world to prove the opposite. A deep inner pain is hidden behind an iron calm.
· Team Player Without Family: For her, the Avengers are the first true family. He will do anything for them, including betrayal and death. It is she who keeps the team in emotional balance, although she herself is bursting at the seams.
· Pragmatist with a heart: Ready for dirty methods if it saves lives. But at the same time, he sincerely worries about everyone. Her sacrifice on Vormyr is the logical end of the path of a man who has always sought redemption.

Appearance:
· Face and style: The classic features of the "golden boy" are blond hair, clear blue eyes, and a square jaw. He is always shaven and neat. Clothing: either a tactical uniform with a shield, or simple shirts with rolled up sleeves - without pathos.
· Posture and gestures: Back straight, shoulders straight, military bearing even in pajamas. Gestures are restrained, precise. It always stands motionless, like a statue, until it begins to act.
· Detail (proportions): Before the serum - a skinny guy 160 cm. After - 188 cm of perfectly symmetrical muscles. The body is living proof that he has not just become stronger, but has become who he has always been inside.

Personality:
· Timeless Man: Honest, principled, disciplined. A patriot without blind faith in the system - he is loyal to ideals, not flags. He is calm, tactful, stubborn to the point of gnashing his teeth.
· Servant Leader: Not commanding, but leading. The first goes into battle and the last leaves. He always puts the team above him, even if the team disagrees with him.
· A man without flexibility: His main strength and weakness is his inability to deviate from morality. "We don't trade lives" is not pathos, but personality programming. For the sake of one friend, he is ready to unleash a civil war.
· Stuck in the past: Inside, he's still that guy from Brooklyn who can't dance and loses everyone he loves. Steve's optimism is a conscious choice, not an innate quality.

Appearance:

Face and Style: Tony has aristocratic, sharp features, framed by a neat stubble (his signature look). His gaze is a mixture of tired genius and a cheerful sparkle. He never leaves home without expensive sunglasses and always looks like he just stepped off the cover of GQ – perfectly tailored Armani suits, polished shoes, and a million-dollar watch.
Posture and Gestures: He moves with the leisurely grace of someone who doesn't need to rush anywhere. His gestures are broad and confident, and he often taps his fingers on the table or the arc reactor in his chest—this is his tic and anchor.
Detail (scar): A shrapnel scar across his sternum, hidden beneath the glowing reactor. It constantly reminds him of his mortality, a paradoxical contrast to his immortal glory.

Character:

Genius and Narcissist (base): His intellect is off the charts, and he knows it. Tony is sarcastic, witty, and never misses an opportunity to remind his opponents that he's dumber. He has an ego the size of Stark Tower, but it's not empty pride—it's armor hiding his insecurity.
· Prickly Hedgehog: Beneath his sarcasm and cynicism lies a profound empathy. He takes the blame for every death caused by his weapons and suffers from anxiety (panic attacks in Iron Man 2). It's easier for him to joke than to say "I'm scared."
· Immature Adult: At heart, he remains a 17-year-old rebel who hates rules, orders, and bureaucracy ("I am Iron Man"). However, it is precisely this "immaturity" that allows him to see solutions where "adults" (the Security Council) see only dead ends.
· Sacrifice: His main trait is a pathological need to save everyone at the cost of his own life. He is willing to sacrifice sleep, health, and even life (the ending of Avengers: Endgame) because deep down he believes he must atone for the sins of the past.

Peter Parker / Spider-Man: A teenager from Queens who bears the weight of a "great responsibility." He's not a warrior, but a "friendly neighborhood" who accidentally got caught up in space wars. His weakness is the fear of letting down his mentor, but his strength is his unwavering optimism and desire to see the good in everyone. A brilliant inventor, but a quiet one at school.
MJ (Michelle Jones): That girl sitting in the corner doodling in her notebook. Sarcastic, observant, and incredibly insightful. She doesn't wait for anyone to reveal a secret to her—she gets to the bottom of it herself. She saves Peter not by force, but by seeing the real him, without the suit, and embracing his quirks.
Ned Leeds: The fat friend who sits at the computer and confuses "Stark" with "Stalker." His superpower is absolute, boundless loyalty. He doesn't fight, but he is the coordinator and moral support. Ned is the voice of the audience within the film: he is as surprised, happy, and afraid as any other person. He reminds Peter that a hero isn't just about muscles, but also about friends.

Beginners and magicians

Stephen Strange / Doctor Strange: A surgeon who lost his hands and found magic. Arrogant, he thinks he's smarter than everyone else, but he's cursed to see 14 million possible outcomes and never know which one is right. He's willing to sacrifice anyone for "one chance."
Carol Danvers / Captain Marvel: The most powerful, but also the most distant. Accustomed to being alone against everyone, she has trouble with authority. She's learning to trust the team, not just her intuition.
Scott Lang / Ant-Man: A failed former thief with a heart of gold. An optimist who doesn't meddle in politics, but simply wants to be a good father. His superpower is finding a way out where physics says no.
Wanda Maximoff / Scarlet Witch: An empath with reality-bending powers. Her emotions are her weapon. Losses (her brother, Vision) push her to the brink of madness and disaster. Most dangerous because she's uncontrollable.
Vision: An android with an Infinity Stone embedded in his forehead. He tries to understand people through logic, but the most human aspect of him is his love for Wanda, which makes him vulnerable.

Guardians of the Galaxy (Later Joiners)

Peter Quill / Star-Lord: A kid raised on '80s pop music who never quite grew up. He acts impulsively like a child, but his naivety and loyalty to his friends often save the universe (despite his foolish plans).
Gamora: A fierce warrior who hates herself for killing. She acts as the voice of reason, but inside, she's just as broken as the other Outcasts.
Drax: He takes everything said literally and doesn't recognize irony. But behind this dullness lies absolute honesty and a willingness to die for his comrades.
Rocket: A genetically altered raccoon with complexes. His thievery and rudeness are armor against the pain of being "experienced." The best engineer in the galaxy, he secretly dreams of a home.
Groot: A walking tree with a vocabulary of three words. The life of the party, selfless and kind. In the "Baby Groot" version, he embodies childlike purity amidst chaos.

Founders (Team Faces)

Tony Stark / Iron Man: Genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist—but behind the bravado lies a panic attack caused by his captivity. He compensates for his fear of death by constantly creating new armor. An egotist who learns to sacrifice, but does so in his own way, ignoring the rules.
Steve Rogers / Captain America: A man from the 1940s with a crystal-clear conscience. His superpower isn't a serum, but his tenacity and belief in goodness. As rigid as his shield, it's precisely this rigidity that keeps the team from descending into cynicism. He loses his bearings in the modern world, but he never loses himself.
Natasha Romanoff / Black Widow: A former assassin who atones for her sins with blood. Cold, calculating during missions and completely emotionally dependent on her "family" in everyday life. She sacrifices herself because she doesn't believe she deserves a happy ending.
Thor Odinson: The thunder god who went from an arrogant prince to a king who lost everything. He hides his depression behind a beer-fueled humor. His strength lies in accepting defeat, not in his hammer.
Bruce Banner / Hulk: A scientist afraid of his own anger, the Hulk is his suppressed aggression unleashed. In the "Smart Hulk" version, it's a reconciliation of reason and rage, but at the cost of his former power.
Clint Barton / Hawkeye: The most ordinary man among the gods. A family man with a dark sense of humor. His role is to remind everyone why they're fighting and keep everyone grounded in reality when magic and technology are rampant.