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Below is a list of characters whose reality does not have an official designation and we do not feel the reality is defined enough to assign a TRN to. NOTE: The list may also include characters whose home reality is totally unknown - they are only shown outside their reality with no indication of where they are from.

Character Index - Unknown Realities[]

Larvis[]

Appearances: What The--?! #17

Larvis is the butler of the Revengers. The team return to their Mansion, only to discover Larvis occupying the entire premises and neglecting his duties. When they instructed him to clean the Mansion, he curtly responded, "Clean it up yourself!" This reality manefisted in a dream of Larvis of Earth-9047.[1]

Layla Miller[]

Appearances: Multiple Man #5

Layla Miller was killed by Bishop who erased several timelines to save the present one.[2]

Leader[]

Appearances: Marvel Comics Presents (Vol. 2) #9

Leader was a member of an army of interdimensional Gamma powered being who went against an older version of Hulk but defeated by their army of Hulk like beings and was presumably killed.[3]

Leanne[]

Mentions: Ka-Zar the Savage Vol 1 26

After the death of Ka-Zar, Leanne was able to purge the evil from her and started a relationship with Shanna. This reality was how Chris Claremont would write Ka-Zar.[4]

Legion[]

Appearances: What If? X-Men Age of Apocalypse #1

Legion was killed alongside Charles Xavier and Magneto when a portal from another reality opened and a bolt of lightning from Mjolnir appeared from it. This led to a domino effect of more realities losing their Magneto, Xavier, and Legion.[5]

Legion of Spider-Pets[]

Appearances: Untold Tales of Spider-Man '97 #1

The Legion of Spider-Pets were a group of Spider-Man themed animals.[6]

Notes: This was a parody of DC's Legion of Super-Pets

Lila Barton[]

  • Minor Appearances of Lila Barton(s) from Unknown Realities
  • Images of Lila Barton(s) from Unknown Realities
Lila Barton (Earth-Unknown) from Avengers Endgame
Appearances: Avengers: Endgame

When Clint Barton travelled back in time from the year 2023, he rushed to his home and called out for Lila before being pulled back to his timeline. Lila came to answer the door, having heard her father, and was confused by his absence.[7]

Lila Cheney[]

Appearances: Multiple Man #5

The name of Lila appeared on Davey Miller's shirt. He was killed by Bishop when he erased several timelines to save the present one.[2]

Living Brain[]

Appearances: Spectacular Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #27

Living Brain was among the future enemies of Spider-Man who joined Peter on stage during his first-grade play.

This reality was viewed by Earth-616 Peter Parker in his dreams.[8]

Liz Allan[]

Appearances: Spider-Man 2099 (Vol. 2) #2

After confronting Mike O'Mara about his identity being fake, he decided to throw her out his window. She plummeted to her death.

This reality was experienced by Earth-928 Mike O'Mara through a daydream.[9]

Lizard[]

Appearances: Exiles (Vol. 2) #6

Lizard was a member of an alternate team of Exiles who was seen by the Exiles when they visited the Panoptichron.[10]

Appearances: Contest of Champions #10

Lizard arrived on the planet Battleworld with the Sinister Six in search of ISO-Sphere fragments, but he was attacked by the Civil Warriors.[11]

Curtis Connors (Earth-Unknown) from Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 630 001
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #630

Lizard went into yet another rampage. He got into a deadly fight with Spider-Man but was eventually calmed down by his son and returned to his human self again.

This potential future was glimpsed by the captive Cassandra Webb-616. It was prevented in Earth-616 by the Kravinoff family, who arranged things in such a manner that Curt Connors ended up killing his son as the Lizard instead.

Loa[]

Appearances: Nation X #4

Loa had her fingertips danced on causing her to plunge off a cliff into the cold waters of the pacific.[12]

Lockjaw[]

Appearances: Strange Tales (Vol. 5) #1

This version of Lockjaw was being honored for all the work he did for the Inhuman Royal Family by being given some gourmet dog food. Before they could open the can, Crystal alerted the group to an attack by the Psycho-Man. Lockjaw followed behind and rescued the Inhumans so they would feed him. They returned to Attilan and again before the can could be open the can, they raced off to stop Annihilus and were again saved by Lockjaw. Black Bolt himself was going to feed Lockjaw but Maximus ursurped his throne and the group raced off leaving Lockjaw unfed for the third time. Lockjaw teleported with the can of dog food and used it to knock Maximus out then used Maximus' helmet as a can opener, before teleporting away to eat his dinner in peace.

Appearances: Marvel Comics #1000

Lockjaw woke up a little Black Bolt and teleported him at school, but Blackagar was late and when he tried to justify himself his voice destroyed the school.[13]

Appearances: Marvel Comics #1000

Lockjaw woke up a little Black Bolt who dreamt to be late at school.[13]

Appearances: Marvel Super Heroes: What The--?! S1E42

Lockjaw held up Wonder Man from an alternate reality when Wonder Man was shot by an unseen person.[14] Note: This reality is a reference to the Duck Hunt video game.

Loki[]

Ikol[]

Appearances: Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #9, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #10, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #11, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #12, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #13

A version of Loki who remained in his Ice Giant form was from a timeline that did not turn out good. He was brought together with a bunch of other alternate versions of the Young Avengers other from timelines also had bad outcomes and used to distract Mother so the Young Avengers of the Prime Marvel Universe could rescue Hulkling and Prodigy. He later allied with Mother to invade the Earth-616 until Mother was defeated and he presumably stayed in Mother's home reality with the other variant Young Avengers.[15]

Appearances: Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #9, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #10, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #11, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #12, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #13

A version of Loki in a black outfit and glasses form was from a timeline that did not turn out good. He was brought together with a bunch of other alternate versions of the Young Avengers other from timelines also had bad outcomes and used to distract Mother so the Young Avengers of the Prime Marvel Universe could rescue Hulkling and Prodigy. He later allied with Mother to invade the Earth-616 until Mother was defeated and he presumably stayed in Mother's home reality with the other variant Young Avengers.[15]

Note: This character seems to have a striking resemblance to David Kohl from Phonogram another series produced by Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie

Appearances: Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #9, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #10, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #11, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #12, Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #13

A version of Loki with a skin mask was from a timeline that did not turn out good. He was brought together with a bunch of other alternate versions of the Young Avengers other from timelines also had bad outcomes and used to distract Mother so the Young Avengers of the Prime Marvel Universe could rescue Hulkling and Prodigy. He later allied with Mother to invade the Earth-616 until Mother was defeated and he presumably stayed in Mother's home reality with the other variant Young Avengers.[15]

Appearances: Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #13

A version of Loki in a demonic form was from a timeline that did not turn out good. He was brought together with a bunch of other alternate versions of the Young Avengers other from timelines also had bad outcomes and used to distract Mother so the Young Avengers of the Prime Marvel Universe could rescue Hulkling and Prodigy. He later allied with Mother to invade the Earth-616 until Mother was defeated and he presumably stayed in Mother's home reality with the other variant Young Avengers.[15]

Lock[]

Appearances: Loki #2

In an unknown reality, the counterpart of Loki is named Lock. This reality was glimpsed by Balder of Earth-94001 when his soul was sent to Hel.[16]

Loder[]

Appearances: Loki #2

In an unknown reality, the counterpart of Loki is named Loder. This reality was glimpsed by Balder of Earth-94001 when his soul was sent to Hel.[16]

Loge[]

Appearances: Loki #2

In an unknown reality, the counterpart of Loki is named Loge. This reality was glimpsed by Balder of Earth-94001 when his soul was sent to Hel.[16]

Lokes[]

Appearances: Loki #2

In an unknown reality, the counterpart of Loki is named Lokes. This reality was glimpsed by Balder of Earth-94001 when his soul was sent to Hel.[16]

Loki Laufeyson[]

Appearances: Loki S1E02

A divergent variant of Loki from the "Sacred Timeline" was pruned by the Time Variance Authority.[17]

  • Note: This Variant is first designated as L1247 in one shot and then as L6792 in a closer shot. Both of these numbers are then reused for other Variants, indicating a possible production error.
Appearances: Loki S1E05

A gruff variant of Loki with stubble and fur clothing was pruned by the TVA where he joined President Loki's gang until all the members betrayed each other.[18]

Appearances: Loki S1E05

A variant of Loki with a makeshift set of horns made out of kitchen utensils was pruned by the TVA where he joined President Loki's gang until all the members betrayed each other.[18]

Appearances: Loki S1E05

A masked variant of Loki was pruned by the TVA where he joined President Loki's gang until all the members betrayed each other.[18]

Appearances: Loki S1E05

A hooded variant of Loki wearing armor made primarily of license plates was pruned by the TVA where he joined President Loki's gang until all the members betrayed each other.[18]

Appearances: Loki S1E05

An older, long-haired variant of Loki was pruned by the TVA where he joined President Loki's gang until all the members betrayed each other.[18]

Appearances: Loki S1E05

A variant of Loki with futuristic sunglasses was pruned by the TVA where he joined President Loki's gang until all the members betrayed each other.[18]

Appearances: What If...? S2E09

Alias: Gunslinger Loki

Loki Laufeyson (Earth-Unknown) from What If...? (animated series) Season 2 9 001

A Gunslinger variant of Loki was captured by Doctor Strange Supreme and held prisoner in his Sanctum Infinitum until he escaped during a riot.[19]

Appearances: Loki #3

A Loki from an unknown reality was glimpsed by Loki of Earth-94001 when Karnilla used her magic to search for a Loki similar to him.[20]

Appearances: Loki #3

A Loki from an unknown reality was glimpsed by Loki of Earth-94001 when Karnilla used her magic to search for a Loki similar to him.[20]

Appearances: Loki #3

A Loki from an unknown reality was glimpsed by Loki of Earth-94001 when Karnilla used her magic to search for a Loki similar to him.[20]

Appearances: Loki #3

A Loki from an unknown reality was glimpsed by Loki of Earth-94001 when Karnilla used her magic to search for a Loki similar to him.[20]

Appearances: Loki #3

A Loki from an unknown reality was glimpsed by Loki of Earth-94001 when Karnilla used her magic to search for a Loki similar to him.[20]

Appearances: Loki #3

Loki was chained for eternity to a rock over which suspends a poisonous snake for his crime. Sigyn has to keep the snake's venom from his face. When occasionally she emptys the bowl, the venom drops into Loki's eyes. This reality was glimpsed by Loki of Earth-94001 when Karnilla used her magic to search for a Loki similar to him. [20]

Appearances: Loki #3

A Loki from an unknown reality was glimpsed by Loki of Earth-94001 when Karnilla used her magic to search for a Loki similar to him.[20]

Mentions: Loki #2

In an unknown reality, Loki is the adopted brother of Odin instead of his son. This reality was glimpsed by Balder of Earth-94001 when his soul was sent to Hel.[16]

Mentions: Loki #2

In an unknown reality, Hela is the biological daughter of Loki and Angerboda. This reality was glimpsed by Balder of Earth-94001 when his soul was sent to Hel.[16]

Mentions: Loki #2

In an unknown reality, Loki succeeded in killing Balder, which triggered the fall of Asgard. This reality was glimpsed by Balder of Earth-94001 when his soul was sent to Hel.[16]

Lo-Karr[]

Appearances: Hulk Monster-Size Special #1

Lo-Karr was one of the many monsters that the Hulk battled several giant monsters. These exploits were read to Goom as fairy tales.[21]

Lord Doom[]

Appearances: Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #8

Lord Doom was confronted by Spider-Man. The pair fought with Lightsabers until Spider-Man beheaded him.[22]

Note:

  • The character was seen in the movie "Spider-Man IV" on Earth-6078, as such he may also be native to that reality, but it is unconfirmed.
  • Earth-6078's version of Spider-Man is an actor, as such he is presumably playing Spider-Man in Spider-Man IV. The marquee lists Mark Hamill as starring in the movie, it is uncertain if that reality's Mark Hamill is the actor playing Lord Doom or he is playing another role in the movie
  • Lord Doom is an homage to Darth Vader, who is himself popularly regarded as having been inspired by/partially based off of Doctor Doom.

Lorelei[]

Appearances: X-Men: No More Humans #1

This version of Lorelei was brought to the Prime Marvel Universe by Raze Darkhölme after he sent every human on the planet to a pocket dimension. Becoming a member of his Brotherhood of Mutants she faced off against the X-Men but was knocked out by Psylocke early in the battle[23]

Note: This version is never identified as Lorelei Travis or Lani Ubanu or Lorelei. Being a member of the Brotherhood with powers of hypnosis, she is most likely Lani Ubanu but is more visually similar to either of the other two.

Lost Boy[]

Appearances: Wolverine (Vol. 6) #12

This Lost Boy was summoned by the device known as The Sphere to protect itself by all of Sabretooth's enemies. He fought his Earth-616's counterpart and disappeared when the machine self-switched off.[24]

Appearances: Wolverine (Vol. 6) #12

This Lost Boy was summoned by the device known as The Sphere to protect itself by all of Sabretooth's enemies. He fought his Earth-616's counterpart and disappeared when the machine self-switched off.[24]

Appearances: Wolverine (Vol. 6) #12

This Lost Boy was summoned by the device known as The Sphere to protect itself by all of Sabretooth's enemies. He fought his Earth-616's counterpart and disappeared when the machine self-switched off.[24]

Appearances: Wolverine (Vol. 6) #12

This Lost Boy was summoned by the device known as The Sphere to protect itself by all of Sabretooth's enemies. He fought his Earth-616's counterpart and disappeared when the machine self-switched off.[24]

Appearances: Wolverine (Vol. 6) #12

This Lost Boy was summoned by the device known as The Sphere to protect itself by all of Sabretooth's enemies. He fought his Earth-616's counterpart and disappeared when the machine self-switched off.[24]

Appearances: Wolverine (Vol. 6) #12

This Lost Boy was summoned by the device known as The Sphere to protect itself by all of Sabretooth's enemies. He fought his Earth-616's counterpart and disappeared when the machine self-switched off.[24]

Appearances: Wolverine (Vol. 6) #12

This Lost Boy was summoned by the device known as The Sphere to protect itself by all of Sabretooth's enemies. He fought his Earth-616's counterpart and disappeared when the machine self-switched off.[24]

Appearances: Wolverine (Vol. 6) #12

This Lost Boy was summoned by the device known as The Sphere to protect itself by all of Sabretooth's enemies. He fought his Earth-616's counterpart and disappeared when the machine self-switched off.[24]

Luke Cage[]

Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 3) #1

Luke Cage was among the individuals that knew that Peter Parker was Spider-Man.[25]

Appearances: Secret Wars: Secret Love #1

Squirrel Girl won a date with Thor during the Annual Super-triathlon for Animal Welfare, which was sponsored by Stark Enterprises. Luke Cage was present at the festivities on Asgard.[26]

Appearances: Fantastic Four (Vol. 7) #7

When a time-traveller Doctor Doom tried to change the past to save Valeria's life, he appeared during the Civil War and fought against all of the heroes, including Luke.[27]

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