The following is a list of characters appearing in the animated television series, The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes. The series itself is based on the fictional comic book superhero team the Avengers published by Marvel Comics.
Avengers (Main)
edit| Character | Voice | First appearance | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ant-Man / Giant Man / Yellowjacket / Hank Pym | Wally Wingert[1] | As Ant-Man in "The Man in the Ant Hill" As Giant-Man in "Breakout, Part 2" As Yellowjacket in "Yellowjacket" |
Founding member. Left the team in "Ultron-5"; rejoined in "Yellowjacket". |
| Hulk / Bruce Banner | Fred Tatasciore (Hulk)[1] Gabriel Mann (Bruce Banner)[1] |
"The Coming of the Hulk" | Founding member. Banner, who acts as the Hulk's conscience and gives him advice, agreed to allow the Hulk to remain physically in control of their body in exchange for the Hulk helping the Avengers. Left the team in "Some Assembly Required"; rejoined in "Gamma World, Part 2". Arrested by the Hulkbusters in "Nightmare in Red"; returned in "The Deadliest Man Alive". |
| Iron Man / Tony Stark | Eric Loomis[1] | "Iron Man is Born!" | Founding member. Team leader. Left the team in "Who Do You Trust?"; rejoined in "Secret Invasion"; Stepped down as team leader in "Code Red". |
| Thor Odinson | Rick D. Wasserman[1] | "Thor the Mighty" | Founding member. Separated from the team after "A Day Unlike Any Other". Returned in "Secret Invasion". |
| Wasp / Janet Van Dyne | Colleen O'Shaughnessey[1] | "The Man in the Ant Hill" | Founding member. |
| Captain America / Steve Rogers | Brian Bloom[1] | "Meet Captain America" | Joined the team in "Living Legend". Replaced by a Skrull infiltrator in "A Day Unlike Any Other". Freed in "Prisoner of War". Rejoined in "Secret Invasion". Became team leader in "Code Red". |
| Black Panther / T'Challa | James C. Mathis III[1] | "Welcome to Wakanda" | Joined the team in "Panther's Quest". Left the team in "Who Do You Trust?"; rejoined in "Behold...The Vision". Apparently died in "Operation Galactic Storm". Revealed to be alive and rejoined in "Live Kree or Die". |
| Hawkeye / Clint Barton | Chris Cox[1] | "Hulk Versus the World" | Left S.H.I.E.L.D. in "Beware the Widow's Bite", joined the team in "Gamma World, Part 2". |
| Ms. Marvel / Carol Danvers | Jennifer Hale[2] | As Carol Danvers in "459" As Ms. Marvel in "Welcome to the Kree Empire" |
Joined the team in "Welcome to the Kree Empire". Also member of S.W.O.R.D. Left the team in "Who Do You Trust?"; rejoined in "Infiltration". |
| Vision | Peter Jessop[3] | "Behold... The Vision" | Joined the team in "Emperor Stark". |
| Character | Voice | First appearance | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spider-Man / Peter Parker[4] | Drake Bell[5] | "Along Came a Spider"[6] | Joined the main team as a reserve member in "New Avengers". Also founding member of the New Avengers. Josh Keaton, the voice of Spider-Man on The Spectacular Spider-Man, had recorded Spider-Man's voice in the series, but was re-dubbed by Drake Bell (who voiced the character in Ultimate Spider-Man).[7] |
| Iron Fist / Danny Rand[4] | Loren Lester | "To Steal an Ant-Man" | Founding member. Also member of Heroes for Hire. |
| Power Man / Luke Cage[4] | Christopher B. Duncan | "To Steal an Ant-Man" | Founding member. Also member of Heroes for Hire. |
| The Thing / Ben Grimm | Fred Tatasciore[3] | "The Man Who Stole Tomorrow" | Founding member. Also member of the Fantastic Four. |
| War Machine / Rhodey Rhodes | Bumper Robinson[8] | As Rhodey Rhodes in "Iron Man is Born!" As War Machine in "Alone Against A.I.M" |
Founding member. |
| Wolverine / James "Logan" Howlett | Steven Blum[9] | "Meet Captain America" | Founding member. Also member of the X-Men and former member of the Howling Commandos. |
Supporting
editAvengers Support Crew
edit| Character | Voice | First appearance | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| J.A.R.V.I.S. | Phil LaMarr[1] | "Iron Man is Born!" | Iron Man's trusty A.I. system integrated into his various armors and the facilities of Stark Industries, as well as the Avengers Mansion. |
| Pepper Potts | Dawn Olivieri[1] | "Iron Man is Born!" | Pepper is responsible for keeping track of the Avengers Mansion. |
| Jane Foster | Kari Wahlgren[10] | "Thor the Mighty" | Appeared in "Ultron-5" to tend to Hawkeye's injured arm, then in "Michael Korvac" when the Wasp called her when Michael Korvac needs medical help. |
| Character | Voice | First appearance | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nick Fury | Alex Désert[1] | "HYDRA Lives!" | Director of S.H.I.E.L.D. Disappeared in "Hail, HYDRA!"; returned in "Who Do You Trust?" as leader of the Secret Warriors. |
| Black Widow / Natasha Romanoff / Natalia Romanova | Vanessa Marshall[1] | "Hulk Versus the World" | |
| Maria Hill | Kari Wührer[1] | "HYDRA Lives!" | Becomes acting director of S.H.I.E.L.D. in "Hail, HYDRA!". |
| Mockingbird / Bobbi Morse | Elizabeth Daily[11] | "This Monster, This Hero" | Revealed to have been replaced by Veranke in "Who Do You Trust?". Freed in "Prisoner of War". |
| Clay Quartermain | Troy Baker[1] | "The Big House" | Revealed to have been replaced by a Skrull infiltrator in "Prisoner of War", and freed in the same episode. |
| Jimmy Woo | Nolan North[8] | "Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D." | |
| Jasper Sitwell | Tom Kane[12] | "Come the Conqueror" | |
| Mandroids | "HYDRA Lives!" |
Other supporting
edit| Character | Voice | First appearance | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abraham Erskine | "Meet Captain America" | |||
| Ant-Man / Scott Lang | Crispin Freeman | "To Steal an Ant-Man" | ||
| Asgard | Balder | Nolan North[13] | "The Siege of Asgard" | |
| Hugin & Munin | "The Siege of Asgard" | |||
| Heimdall | JB Blanc[14] | "Thor the Mighty" | ||
| Odin | Clancy Brown[1] | "The Siege of Asgard" | ||
| Sif | Nika Futterman[1] | "The Siege of Asgard" | ||
| Valkyrie / Brunnhilde | Colleen O'Shaughnessey[15] | "The Fall of Asgard" | ||
| Warriors Three | Fandral | Chris Cox[15] | "The Siege of Asgard" | |
| Hogun | "The Siege of Asgard" | |||
| Volstagg | Fred Tatasciore[15] | "The Siege of Asgard" | ||
| Beta Ray Bill | Steven Blum[16] | "The Ballad of Beta Ray Bill" | ||
| Black Knight / Dane Whitman | "Come the Conqueror" | |||
| Black Panther / T'Chaka | Hakeem Kae-Kazim[17] | "Welcome to Wakanda" | Killed by Man-Ape in "Welcome to Wakanda". | |
| Winter Soldier / Bucky Barnes | Scott Menville (Bucky Barnes)[9] Jon Curry (Winter Soldier) |
As Bucky Barnes in "Meet Captain America" As Winter Soldier in "Nightmare in Red" |
Killed in "If This Be Doomsday!". Brought back to life by the Cosmic Cube in "Hail, HYDRA!". | |
| Betty Brant | Grey DeLisle | "Along Came a Spider" | ||
| Captain Marvel / Mar-Vell | Roger Craig Smith[2] | "459" | ||
| Cassie Lang | Colleen O'Shaughnessey | "To Steal an Ant-Man" | ||
| Chester Phillips | "Meet Captain America" | |||
| Corrina Korvac | Jennifer Hale | "Michael Korvac" | ||
| Cloak / Ty Johnson | "Infiltration" | Appears only in a photograph. | ||
| Doc Samson / Leonard Samson | Cam Clarke[1] | "This Monster, This Hero" | ||
| Dora Milaje | Okoye | "Welcome to Wakanda" | ||
| Divine Justice | "Welcome to Wakanda" | |||
| Malice / Nakia | "Welcome to Wakanda" | |||
| Eitri | John DiMaggio[18] | "The Fall of Asgard" | ||
| Falcon / Sam Wilson[19] | Lance Reddick | "Nightmare in Red" | ||
| Fantastic Four | Mister Fantastic / Reed Richards | Dee Bradley Baker | "The Man Who Stole Tomorrow" | |
| Invisible Woman / Susan Storm | Erin Torpey | "The Man Who Stole Tomorrow" | Revealed to have been replaced by a Skrull infiltrator in "The Private War of Doctor Doom". Freed in "Prisoner of War". | |
| Human Torch / Johnny Storm | David Kaufman | "The Man Who Stole Tomorrow" | ||
| H.E.R.B.I.E. | ||||
| Faradei | Troy Baker[18] | "The Fall of Asgard" | ||
| Guardians of the Galaxy | Star-Lord / Peter Quill | Steve Downes | "Michael Korvac" | |
| Adam Warlock | Kirk Thornton[20] | "Michael Korvac" | ||
| Groot | Troy Baker | "Michael Korvac" | ||
| Rocket Raccoon | Greg Ellis | "Michael Korvac" | ||
| Quasar | Moira Quirk | "Michael Korvac" | ||
| Henry Peter Gyrich | Jim Ward | "Welcome to the Kree Empire" | Revealed to have been replaced by a Skrull infiltrator in "Prisoner of War" and freed in the same episode. | |
| Howard Stark | "Living Legend" | |||
| Howling Commandos | Jack Fury | Alex Désert[9] | "Meet Captain America" | |
| Dino Manelli | "Meet Captain America" | |||
| Dum Dum Dugan | John DiMaggio[18] | "Meet Captain America" | ||
| Gabe Jones | "Meet Captain America" | |||
| Izzy Cohen | "Meet Captain America" | |||
| Pinky Pinkerton | "Meet Captain America" | |||
| Rebel Ralston | "Meet Captain America" | |||
| J. Jonah Jameson | J. K. Simmons | "Along Came a Spider" | ||
| N'Gassi | Kevin Michael Richardson[21] | "Welcome to Wakanda" | ||
| Quake / Daisy Johnson[4] | Lacey Chabert | "Who Do You Trust?" | ||
| Robbie Robertson | Troy Baker | "Along Came a Spider" | ||
| Scarlet Witch / Wanda Maximoff | "Infiltration" | Appears only in a photograph. | ||
| S.W.O.R.D. | Abigail Brand | Mary Elizabeth McGlynn | "Welcome to the Kree Empire" | |
| Peter Corbeau | Chris Cox | "Operation Galactic Storm" | ||
| Sydren | Troy Baker[16] | "Welcome to the Kree Empire" | ||
| X-Men | Beast / Hank McCoy | "Infiltration" | Appears only in a photograph. | |
| Cyclops / Scott Summers | "Infiltration" | Appears only in a photograph. | ||
Villains
edit| Character | Voice | First appearance | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baron Heinrich Zemo | Robin Atkin Downes[1] | "Breakout, Part 1" | Original founder and leader of HYDRA during WWII. Recruited by Enchantress to lead the Masters of Evil in "Living Legend". |
| Enchantress / Amora | Kari Wahlgren[1] | "The Isle of Silence" | Recruited Baron Zemo to found the Masters of Evil in "Living Legend". Betrayed by Zemo in "This Hostage Earth". Became Surtur's 'Demon Queen' in "Acts of Vengeance". |
| Abomination / Emil Blonsky | Robin Atkin Downes[10] | "This Monster, This Hero" | Joined the team in "Gamma World, Part 2". |
| Arnim Zola | Grant Moninger[22] | "The Big House" | Baron Zemo's longtime ally. |
| Chemistro / Curtis Carr | Nolan North[23] | "Breakout, Part 1" | Joined the team in "This Hostage Earth". |
| Crimson Dynamo / Ivan Vanko | Chris Cox[10] | "Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D." | Joined the team in "Gamma World, Part 2". |
| Doughboy | Grant Moninger[22] | "Living Legend" | Arnim Zola's creation. |
| Executioner / Skurge | "The Isle of Silence" | Enchantress's bodyguard. | |
| Grey Gargoyle / Paul Pierre Duval | Troy Baker[21] | "The Big House" | Joined the team in "This Hostage Earth". |
| Living Laser / Arthur Parks | Nolan North[1] | "Breakout, Part 1" | Joined the team in "This Hostage Earth". |
| Wonder Man / Simon Williams | Phil LaMarr[13] | "Everything is Wonderful" | Joined the team in "Everything is Wonderful". Died in "Acts of Vengeance". |
| Character | Voice | First appearance | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baron Strucker | Jim Ward[1] | "Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D." | Leader of HYDRA in the present day. |
| Grim Reaper / Eric Williams | Lance Henriksen[1] | "Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D." | |
| Madame Hydra / Viper | Vanessa Marshall[11] | "Gamma World, Part 1" | Revealed to have been replaced by a Skrull infiltrator in "Widow's Sting". Freed in "Prisoner of War". Joined the Serpent Society in "Along Came a Spider". |
| Dreadnoughts | "HYDRA Lives!" |
Other villains
edit| Character | Voice | First appearance | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Absorbing Man / Carl "Crusher" Creel | Rick D. Wasserman[13] | "Hulk vs The World" | ||
| Advanced Idea Mechanics | MODOK | Wally Wingert[10] | "Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D." | Name was changed to MODOC (Mental Organism Designed Only for Conquest) for the show. |
| Scientist Supreme / Valdemar Tykkio | Nolan North[24] | "Breakout, Part 1" | ||
| Scientist Supreme / Dr. Lyle Getz | Kyle Hebert | "Prisoner of War" | Revealed to have been replaced by a Skrull infiltrator in "Prisoner of War", and freed in the same episode. | |
| Annihilus | "Assault on 42" | |||
| Armadillo / Antonio Rodriguez | "Infiltration" | Appears only in a photograph. | ||
| Bi-Beast | "This Monster, This Hero" | |||
| Big Ben Donovan | "To Steal an Ant-Man" | |||
| Blizzard / Donnie Gill | Troy Baker[24] | "Breakout, Part 1" | Killed by the Annihilation Wave in "Assault on 42". | |
| Crossfire / William Cross | Neil Ross | "To Steal an Ant-Man" | ||
| Doctor Doom / Victor von Doom | Lex Lang[25] | "The Private War of Doctor Doom"[26] | ||
| Dontrell "Cockroach" Hamilton | "To Steal an Ant-Man" | |||
| Fenris Wolf | Fred Tatasciore[15] | "A Day Unlike Any Other" | ||
| Galactus | "Prisoner of War" | |||
| Gideon Mace | "To Steal an Ant-Man" | |||
| Glenn Talbot | Troy Baker | "Nightmare in Red" | Member of the Hulkbusters. | |
| Graviton / Franklin Hall | Fred Tatasciore[10] | "The Big House" | ||
| Griffin / Johnny Horton | Fred Tatasciore[27] | "Breakout, Part 1" | ||
| Hela | Nika Futterman[18] | "The Fall of Asgard" | ||
| Heralds of Galactus | Air-Walker | "Avengers Assemble" | This version is an air construct created by Galactus. Destroyed by Thor and Vision. | |
| Firelord | "Avengers Assemble" | This version is a fire construct created by Galactus. Destroyed by Invisible Woman and Hulk. | ||
| Stardust | "Avengers Assemble" | This version is a water construct created by Galactus. Destroyed by Human Torch and Wasp. | ||
| Terrax | Kevin Grevioux | "Avengers Assemble" | This version is an earth construct created by Galactus. Destroyed by Iron Fist and Captain America. | |
| Hoarfen | Fred Tatasciore[15] | "A Day Unlike Any Other" | ||
| Jocasta | "Ultron Unlimited" | |||
| Kang the Conqueror | Jonathan Adams[1] | "Meet Captain America" | ||
| Karnilla | Kari Wahlgren[23] | "This Hostage Earth" | Turned to stone by Grey Gargoyle in "This Hostage Earth". | |
| Klaw / Ulysses Klaw | Mark Hamill[1] | "The Man in the Ant Hill" | ||
| Kree | Kalum Lo | Fred Tatasciore[28] | "Welcome to the Kree Empire" | |
| Ronan the Accuser | Keith Szarabajka | "Welcome to the Kree Empire" | ||
| Sentry-459 | "459" | |||
| Supreme Intelligence | David Kaye | "Live Kree or Die" | ||
| Yon-Rogg | Fred Tatasciore[2] | "459" | ||
| Michael Korvac | Troy Baker[16] | "Michael Korvac" | ||
| Leader / Samuel Sterns | Jeffrey Combs[1] | "This Monster, This Hero" | ||
| Loki | Graham McTavish[1] | "The Siege of Asgard" | ||
| Lucia von Bardas | Kirsten Potter[29] | "Breakout, Part 1" | Deactivated in "The Private War of Doctor Doom". | |
| Mad Thinker | Danny Mann[1] | "The Big House" | ||
| Madman / Philip Sterns | "This Monster, This Hero" | |||
| Magneto / Erik "Magnus" Lehnsherr | "Infiltration" | Appears only in a photograph. | ||
| Mangler | "To Steal an Ant-Man" | |||
| Malekith the Accursed | Quinton Flynn[30] | "The Casket of Ancient Winters" | ||
| Man-Ape / M'Baku | Kevin Michael Richardson[1] | "Welcome to Wakanda" | ||
| Mandrill / Jerome Beechman | Fred Tatasciore[31] | "The Big House" | ||
| Purple Man / Zebediah Killgrave | Brent Spiner | "Breakout, Part 1" | ||
| Professor Thorton | Tom Kane | "Behold... The Vision!" | ||
| Radioactive Man / Chen Lu | "This Monster, This Hero" | Killed by the Annihilation Wave in "Assault on 42". | ||
| Ravonna | Cindy Robinson[9] | "Lo, There Shall Come a Conqueror" | ||
| Piranha Jones | "To Steal an Ant-Man" | |||
| Red Ghost / Ivan Kragoff | "Breakout, Part 1" | |||
| Red Hulk / Thunderbolt Ross | Keith Ferguson (Thunderbolt Ross)[32] Fred Tatasciore (Red Hulk) |
As Thunderbolt Ross in "The Coming of the Hulk" As Red Hulk in "Nightmare in Red" |
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| Red Skull / Dell Rusk / Johann Schmidt | Steven Blum[9] | As Red Skull in "Meet Captain America" As Dell Rusk in "Nightmare in Red" |
Military commander of HYDRA and second-in-command to Baron Zemo during WWII. Poses as US Secretary of Defense Dell Rusk in the present day. | |
| Scythe | "To Steal an Ant-Man" | |||
| Serpent Society | King Cobra / Klaus Voorhees | James C. Mathis III[33] | "Breakout, Part 1" | Revealed to have been replaced by a Skrull infiltrator in "Prisoner of War", and freed in the same episode. |
| Anaconda / Blanche Sitznski | Vanessa Marshall | "Ultron-5" | ||
| Bushmaster / Quincy McIver | "Ultron-5" | |||
| Constrictor / Frank Payne | Cam Clarke (Season One)[24] Troy Baker (Season Two) |
"Breakout, Part 1" | ||
| Death Adder / Roland Burroughs | "Ultron-5" | |||
| Rattler / Gustav Krueger | Chris Cox | "Ultron-5" | ||
| Señor Muerte | "To Steal an Ant-Man" | |||
| Skrulls | Pitt'o Nili | Brian Bloom | "A Day Unlike Any Other" | A Skrull agent who impersonated Captain America. |
| Criti Noll | Fred Tatasciore | "The Private War of Doctor Doom" | A Skrull agent who impersonated Invisible Woman and possessed the powers of Hank Pym and others. | |
| Veranke[34] | Elizabeth Daily | "Who Do You Trust?" | The Skrull Queen who impersonated Mockingbird. | |
| Super-Skrull / Kl'rt | Kyle Hebert | "Prisoner of War" | The original Super-Skrull who possessed the powers of the Fantastic Four. | |
| Super-Skrulls | "Secret Invasion" | Various Skrulls who utilized the abilities of various individuals. | ||
| Spear | "To Steal an Ant-Man" | |||
| Surtur | Rick D. Wasserman | "Acts of Vengeance" | ||
| Technovore | Dwight Schultz | "Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D." | Destroyed in "Alone Against A.I.M." | |
| U-Foes | Vector / Simon Utrecht | Cam Clarke[35] | "This Monster, This Hero" | |
| Ironclad / Michael Steel | "This Monster, This Hero" | |||
| Vapor / Ann Darnell | Colleen O'Shaughnessey[35] | "This Monster, This Hero" | ||
| X-Ray / James Darnell | "This Monster, This Hero" | |||
| Ulik | Troy Baker[18] | "The Fall of Asgard" | ||
| Ultimo | "Iron Man is Born!" | |||
| Ultron | Tom Kane (supervillain version)[33] Wally Wingert (drone version)[21] |
"The Man in the Ant Hill" | Deactivated in "The Ultron Imperative". Returned in "Behold... the Vision". Destroyed in "Ultron Unlimited". | |
| Whiplash | "Breakout, Part 1" | |||
| Whirlwind / David Cannon | Troy Baker[21] | "Enter the Whirlwind" | Killed by the Annihilation Wave in "Assault on 42". | |
| Wrecking Crew | Wrecker / Dirk Garthwaite | JB Blanc[1] | "Thor the Mighty" | |
| Bulldozer / Henry Camp | James C. Mathis III[35] | "Thor the Mighty" | ||
| Piledriver / Brian Philip Calusky | Nolan North[35] | "Thor the Mighty" | ||
| Thunderball / Eliot Franklin | Gary Anthony Williams[14] | "Thor the Mighty" | ||
| Ymir | Rick D. Wasserman[14] | "Siege of Asgard" | ||
| Zzzax | "Breakout, Part 1" | |||
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