Marvel: 60 interesting facts about the Avengers

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Since their debut in comics in September 1963, the Avengers have captivated the hearts of fans of all ages around the world. Present in several stories in films, animations and comics, the heroes collect epic moments.

Thus, during the month of September, the Marvel Brazil promotes the campaign #Avengers60 to celebrate this special date with fans. To get into the spirit of the celebrations, we have separated 60 fun facts, from comics to cinema, from Avengers.

Check out 60 interesting facts about the Avengers

1. Iron Man’s helmet gives him a 360° view;

2. A weapon centered on Iron Man’s chest is capable of projecting a powerful beam of energy;

3. Iron Man’s main weapon is his energy gauntlets;

4. In the comics, when using Extremis, Tony can interface with the brain’s repair center, allowing him to rebuild his body from scratch;

5. Tony created many examples of mission-specific armor, including deep space, underwater, and stealth suits, as well as the Hulkbuster armor;

6. Thor’s signature weapon is Mjolnir, which he uses to summon rain, wind, lightning, and thunder, as well as allowing him to blast beams of energy. The hammer can only be lifted by people worthy of its power;

7. Captain America and Vision were the only characters who managed to lift Mjolnir;

8. Thor is a Norse God;

9. As a God, Thor ages at an incredibly slow rate, allowing him to live for millennia. Likewise, he possesses the resistance, durability and speed of a divine warrior and is among the strongest beings in the universe;

10. Thor Odinson is a talented combatant. His ancient combat skills and experience combined with his enormous strength make him one of the best fighters in comics;

11. In the MCU, after the initial conflicts, Thor gained new companions among the Avengers, participating in the battle to defend New York from Loki and the Chitauri;

12. After she destroyed his hammer, Thor lost an eye when fighting the goddess of death, Hela;

13. In the MCU, Thor has already used two weapons: the hammer Mjolnir and the ax Stormbreaker;

14. In “Avengers: Endgame”, agreeing to help Captain America, T’Challa led his people in a tough battle against Thanos’ army, which was trying to invade Wakanda to gain control of Vision and the Mind Stone he possessed;

15. Martial arts-style fighting techniques are integral to Black Panther’s ability to retain his title;

16. T’Challa benefited from Wakanda’s vast natural and technological resources and incorporated vibranium and advanced weaponry into his suit;

17. The first superhero film, “The Avengers”, was released in 2012, uniting heroes from the cinematic universe and Marvel;

18. During the Avengers’ first battle as a team, the Hulk was a crucial element, helping to combat an invading Chitauri army;

19. Bruce Banner and his teammate Natasha Romanoff, Black Widow, considered a relationship, but like Hulk, he decided to leave when the battle against Ultron was over;

20. After losing to Thanos, the Hulk refused to manifest himself, even when Banner tried to bring him out in the MCU;

21. The Hulk is one of the strongest beings in the Universe. His strength is potentially limitless, as it grows exponentially as his emotional distress increases. His superhuman power makes him a terrifying combatant that few can overcome;

22. Like the Hulk, he has a high resistance to any type of physical damage. The Hulk’s skin is nearly impenetrable and he can withstand exposure to extreme temperatures and many forms of gases. He is also unaffected by most diseases and poisons;

23. The Hulk also has the exceptional ability to regenerate when injured or injured. He can regenerate damaged tissues, limbs and even organs at fantastic speed;

24. When not the Hulk, Dr. Bruce Banner’s power lies in his extreme intelligence. He is one of the world’s leading scientists in nuclear physics as well as other related disciplines;

25. Discovered in modern times, after being frozen for 70 years, Captain America joined forces with the heroes who would become the Avengers during Loki and the Chitauri’s attack on New York;

26. A disagreement over the Superhuman Registration Act led to a breakup with Tony Stark and, ultimately, a brutal fight between the two friends;

27. Having lived on the run for two years, Steve Rogers and those who stood by him came out of hiding to help protect the Mind Stone from Thanos, making a last stand in Wakanda;

28. Captain America’s Super-Soldier treatment drastically slowed his aging process, allowing him to survive decades frozen in ice near the Arctic Circle before emerging to resume life as one of Earth’s most powerful superheroes;

29. Steve Rogers is an ideal leader and strategist, with the charisma and vision that make him the obvious choice to command almost every superteam he’s been a part of;

30. Doctor Strange and Black Panther were also members of the Avengers;

31. The comic book character “Agent Coulson” from SHIELD was introduced into the comic book universe through the Avengers;

32. The Super-Soldier serum given to Steve Rogers transformed him into a powerful warrior with strength, endurance and agility that exceed the characteristics of any adversary;

33. The film “Avengers: Age of Ultron” brought the plot of the villain Ultron to the big screen;

34. Captain America’s signature weapon is a circular shield partially composed of vibranium, which makes him lightweight, perfectly balanced, and virtually indestructible;

35. The Avengers have faced cosmic challenges, such as the cosmic entity called Korvac;

36. “Avengers: Infinity War” and “Avengers: Endgame” ended the Avengers saga in the MCU;

37. Tony Stark is a big fan of “Black Sabbath” and always wears the band’s t-shirts. One of the reasons is that Black Sabbath wrote the worldwide hit “Iron Man”, which says in one line of music “I am Iron Man”;

38. SHIELD agent Phil Coulson sent Agent Romanoff on a secret mission to India, after Agent Barton was compromised, to recruit Bruce Banner to help locate the Tesseract that had been stolen by Loki;

39. Black Widow was inducted into the Red Room, a Russian training program that took young girls and turned them into lethal secret agents;

40. At the climax of Civil War, Natasha Romanoff revealed that she had been on Steve Rogers’ side the entire time, even stopping Black Panther so that Rogers and Bucky Barnes could deal with Helmut Zemo;

41. During the Battle of Wakanda, Black Widow, Okoye, and Wanda Maximoff worked together to permanently neutralize Thanos’ follower Proxima Midnight;

42. Black Widow and Hawkeye traveled back in time and flew to Vormir in an attempt to gain possession of the Soul Stone. There, the Guardian of the Stone (formerly the Red Skull) told them that they needed to exchange a soul: “a soul for a soul”;

43. Black Widow is a deadly fighting force. An expert in various forms of martial arts, she is also a skilled gymnast and possesses superhuman strength, speed, agility, and endurance;

44. Black Widow is as deadly in the dark as she is in the light; as a highly trained super spy, Natasha Romanoff is among the world’s greatest secret assassins;

45. In the comics, in addition to her deadly abilities, Romanoff also ages at an incredibly slow rate – just like Captain America – thanks to a variant of the Super-Soldier serum she received;

46. Fury sent Barton to kill the Russian assassin codenamed Black Widow. Instead, he offered to bring Natasha Romanoff to their side and the two not only became staunch allies but also good friends;

47. Under Loki’s control, Clint Barton stole the Tesseract and helped Loki and Selvig escape, nearly killing Director Fury and Agent Hill in the process;

48. Hawkeye saved Wanda, who was suffering a panic attack, giving her the option of staying safe or leaving the building to fight, like an Avenger, in “Avengers: Age of Ultron”;

49. An arrow with a suction tip allows Hawkeye to climb great heights;

50. Clint can use his arrows as launching devices for additional attack modes;

51. Vision surprised the Avengers when he effortlessly held Thor’s hammer shortly after his “birth”;

52. Vision destroyed the last robot Ultron, after the two discussed their different views on humanity;

53. During the battle that broke out between Iron Man and Captain America’s factions over the Sokovia Accords, Vision inadvertently injured his own teammate, War Machine;

54. In Scotland, two of Thanos’ followers tracked down Vision, attempting to remove his Mind Stone for their master;

55. Vision convinced Wanda Maximoff to destroy the Mind Stone, despite what it meant for her own existence, when Thanos arrived in Wakanda;

56. After her brother Pietro was killed fighting Ultron, Wanda took revenge by ripping Ultron’s robotic heart from his body;

57. During the battle in Wakanda to stop Thanos and his forces, Wanda was forced to destroy Vision’s Mind Stone to keep it away from Thanos, using her powers to, at the same time, contain the Titan;

58. Wanda can manipulate Chaos Magic, which is so powerful that she has been able to generate armies seemingly out of thin air;

59. Wanda has telekinetic powers, which allow her to levitate objects and fly using the power of her mind;

60. Wanda is able to resist psychic attacks, having remarkably strong psychic defenses;