Character Index/Earth-Unknown-S

This version of Scarlet Witch was a member of the X-Men who performed some unknown major heroic deed that made the entire world love and respect them instead of hating them. This made them the most popular team of super-heroes on earth and were shown having a parade in Times Square.^[1]

Scarlet Witch did not become a member of the X-Men but became an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. and went up against Hydra alongside other mutants, Emma Frost, Rogue and Pixie.^[1]

This version of Sentinel-X was a member of the X-Men who performed some unknown major heroic deed that made the entire world love and respect them instead of hating them. This made them the most popular team of super-heroes on earth and were shown having a parade in Times Square.^[1]

Shadowcat was a member of the X-Men who performed some unknown major heroic deed that made the entire world love and respect them instead of hating them. This made them the most popular team of super-heroes on earth and were shown having a parade in Times Square.^[1]

This Shadowcat shared a similar history to her Earth-616 counterpart, specifically her relationship with Colossus. Both had feelings for each other, but their own deaths and resurrections separated them. Years later, Colossus was finally ready to commit, but found Shadowcat was pregnant but she didn't know if the baby was either Cable's or Nightcrawler's. At some point she gave birth to Nightcrawler's child and married him, Colossus returned and Shadowcat informed him of what happened. Years passed again and he returned to find Apocalypse had eaten both Nightcrawler and the child and Colossus was still hunting his sisters killer. At some point Colossus married Titania and Shadowcat approached him about missing him, but he filled her in on the marriage. In old age, the two finally got together but Shadowcat only had 4 days left to live, which passed and she died in Colossus' arms, admitting that she may have accidentally killed his sister.^[1]

Aliases: Star-Lord

Star-Lord was part of a team of the Guardians of the Galaxy consisting of her, Major Victory, Bug and Groot who were searching for the Infinity Gems which had seemingly disappeared from the multiverse. ^[2] This reality was briefly glimpsed at by Man-Thing.

Alises: Spider-Girl

Kitty Pryde returned to the alias of Spider-Girl and joined Spider-Man's technologically advanced police force.^[3] This reality was imagined by May Parker.

Alises: Shroud

Kitty Pryde got back together with Spider-Man and the two eventually got married.^[3] This reality was imagined by the Kitty Pryde of Earth-1610.

When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died", the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version written by a British writer which saw this She-Hulk as a super-hero in an amalgam British/USA country. ^[4]

When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died", the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version written by Frank Miller who turned She-Hulk into a much more gritty, angry version of herself who wanted to seek revenge for the death of her writer. (This version was seemingly based on his Sin City series.)^[4]

When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died", the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version written by Wendy Pini, this version of She-Hulk was an elvish warrior who was attempting to hunt down the Troll-King. (This version was seemingly based on her Elfquest series.)^[4]}

Aliases: Thor

When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died" the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version written by Walter Simonson, this version of She-Hulk was able to wield Mjolnir and thus possessed the powers of Thor.^[4]

When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died" the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version where her answering machine message was full of innuendos which She-Hulk-616 was unsure would get past the Comics Code Authority.^[4]

When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died" the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version designed by Terry Austin where She-Hulk went around fighting both villains and heroes and attempted to take down Galactapus on her own. (This version was seemingly based on Popeye)^[4]

When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died", the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version aimed at teenage boys where there was an increased attempt to objectify her by having her pose in bikinis. During an invasion of Atlantean Amazon women, Wasp shrunk down, but her clothes didn't shrink and she ended up naked. She-Hulk went to confront the women, but upon seeing her, they all fled.^[4]

Aliases: Ghost Rider

When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died", the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version where She-Hulk was possessed by a Spirit of Vengeance^[4]

Aliases: Li'l She-Hulk

When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died", the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. However, the writer turned out no to be dead and attempted to pitch a new version of She-Hulk he wanted to write, which instead followed Li'l She-Hulk - a child version of herself. Li'l She-Hulk was working out in the park when she was approached to help defeat several villains' evil plots. She-Hulk-616 hated this story so much she threw the writer out the window, seemingly killing him. ^[4]

She-Hulk was a member of the Fantastic Four when Sue Storm gave birth to her and Reed Richards' second child, Valeria. She-Hulk visited her after she gave birth. ^[5] Note: On Earth-616, Valeria was initially stillborn, this reality was where that never happened.^[5]

She-Hulk was locked up in her room by her mother and forced to take pills, though she often avoided it. She was arranged to be wed with John Jameson and on there wedding day would be the first time they met, at the church she began to Hulk out and threw Jameson into the cake and left the church in a taxi. ^[6]

She-Hulk was being spied on by the Fake Watcher when he was captured by Nick Fury and sent him to jail.^[6]

S.H.I.E.L.D. eventually started backing the mini-Ultimates, providing them with advanced technology.^[3] This reality was imagined by Bobby Drake.

Shocker was amidst a battle with Spider-Man. They were viewed by the Jess Drew of Earth-616 through the Web of Life and Destiny.^[7]

When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died" the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version written by a British writer which saw this Silver Surfer was a super-hero in an amalgam British/USA country. ^[4]

Galactus had a booger stuck on his face which Silver Surfer laughed at.^[6]

Siryn was a member of X-Force, which included Deadpool with whom she was in a relationship..^[8]

Skaar murdered Thanos. He was briefly seen by an unnamed Rigellian Recorder after it entered a rift into the Prime Marvel Universe.^[9]

Realname: Unknown

Spider-Man was a member of the Avengers. He and the rest of the team defeated Red Skull and were comerated by the mayor of New York City.^[10]

A wrestler Spider-Man was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[11]

When She-Hulk of the Prime Universe's comic writer "died" the editors of Marvel Comics began to pitch different ideas for the new style of her 616 comic series. One of them included a version written by a British writer which saw this Spider-Man as a super-hero in an amalgam British/USA country. ^[4]

This version of Spider-Man was killed by Angel who was the Horseman of Death who seemingly slaughtered several of Earths hereos.^[1]

This version of Spider-Man was imprisoned for an extended period of time in The Caretaker's Labyrinth on Terminal. He had seemingly mutated into some kind of monster when Groot discovered him and Spider-Man asked Groot to come closer so he could eat him. ^[12]

This version of Spider-Man moved to a city filled with Spider-People alongside Mary Jane Watson but found himself unneeded as a hero and people found him weird. Mary Jane tried to give him extra arms but this scared them. He returned to his apartment and found the Spider-People loved Mary Jane for her wigs and left again, where he met himself a new friend who offered to share his flies with Spider-Man which he accepted and the two walked off together. ^[6]

Peter Parker caught his Aunt May buying pornography.^[6]

Peter Parker met with Flash Thompson who had recently gotten into a bar fight. Peter lamented he had never been in one and that night as Spider-Men met Doctor Octopus and after a short scarp, invited him for a beer. At the bar Peter poured his beer over Doc Ock and a bar fight between the two ensued. He recieved a black eye and later met with Flash who congratulated him on getting in a fight ^[6]

Spider-Man had teamed-up with Adam Warlock, Mania, Valkyrie, and Vision. He was briefly seen by an unnamed Rigellian Recorder after it entered a rift into the Prime Marvel Universe.^[9]

Spider-Man was forced to defeat his former friend, Prowler, and turn him into the NYPD after the later returned to crime and hield a young girl for ransom.^[10]

Spider-Man was seen through the Web of Life and Destiny by the Spider-Man of Earth-44145.^[13] He was later recruited into the Spider-Army by Spider-Gwen and helped defeat the Inheritors.^[14]

A Spider-Man wearing his cloth black suit was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld, befriending his Earth-18119 counterpart.^[11] He later rejoined the army and helped apprehend them in the Transamerica Pyramid.^[14]

Alias: Hornet

A Peter Parker wearing Hornet's Suit was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[11]

Alias: Prodigy

A Peter Parker wearing Prodigy's Suit was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[11]

Alias: Ricochet

A Peter Parker wearing Ricochet's Suit was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[11]

A teenaged Peter Parker was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[11]

Alias: Bombastic Bag-Man

A Peter Parker wearing the Bombastic Bag-Man uniform was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[11] He later rejoined the army and helped apprehend them in the Transamerica Pyramid.^[14]

A Spider-Man endowed in Negative Zone energy was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld. He was seemingly killed by Brix,^[11] but he survived and later rejoined the army and helped apprehend them in the Transamerica Pyramid.^[14]

A Spider-Man wearing the Spider-Armor MK III was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[11]

Alias: Masked Marvel

A Peter Parker wearing the Masked Marvel uniform was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[11]

A Spider-Man with a loose-fitting costume was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[11]

Alias: Dusk

A Peter Parker wearing Dusk's Suit was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[11]

A Spider-Man wearing Spider-Man's Stealth Suit was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[11] He later rejoined the army and helped apprehend them in the Transamerica Pyramid.^[14]

A Spider-Man wearing Spider-Man's Stealth Suit was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[11]

A Spider-Man whose Spider-Sense caused his other half to appear was recruited into the Spider-Army and took part in the final battle in Loomworld.^[11]

Spider-Man was amidst a battle with Shocker. They were viewed by the Jess Drew of Earth-616 through the Web of Life and Destiny.^[7]

Spider-Man was a member of the Spider-Army that participated in their failed bombing of Jennix's laboratory.^[13]

Alias: Spider-Cop

Peter Parker used his powers an a seasoned officer of his reality's NYPD.^[15] He was recruited into the Spider-Army by Spider-Gwen and helped defeat the Inheritors.^[14]

Spider-Man was being watched by the Master Weaver through the Web of Life and Destiny.^[16]

Spider-Man was recruited into the Spider-Army by Spider-Gwen and helped defeat the Inheritors.^[14]

Spider-Man was recruited into the Spider-Army by Spider-Gwen and helped defeat the Inheritors.^[14]

A grown-up Spider-Man became the world's most popular superhero and the leader of the Ultimates.^[3] This reality was imagined by Mary Jane Watson.

A grown-up Spider-Man used his love of science to create a technologically advanced police force.^[3] This reality was imagined by May Parker.

Spider-Man didn't come into conflict with Kingpin until he was an adult. As an adult, Peter Parker worked as a investigative reporter.^[3] This reality was imagined by Gwen Stacy.

Peter Parker became fast friends with Miles Morales and the two became crime fighting partners.^[3] This reality was imagined by the Miles Morales of Earth-1610.

Spider-Man got back together with Kitty Pryde and the two eventually got married.^[3] This reality was imagined by the Kitty Pryde of Earth-1610.

Spider-Man led a team of young heroes called the mini-Ultimates.^[3] This reality was imagined by the Bobby Drake of Earth-1610.

Spider-Man explained his powers and abilities to The Readers.^[17]

Miguel O'Hara was among the individuals that knew that Peter Parker was Spider-Man.^[17]

Spider-Woman was viewed by the her Earth-616 counterpart through the Web of Life and Destiny.^[7]

Spider-Woman was among the individuals that knew that Peter Parker was Spider-Man.^[17]

Alias: Spider-Man

Spider-Man was recruited into the Spider-Army by Spider-Gwen and helped defeat the Inheritors.^[14]

This version of Star-Lord was from a reality where Groot never returned from his trip to Terminal and the Guardians searched for years without finding him. Rocket did not want to give up but Star-Lord pointed out they'd searched for years without success. ^[12]

This version of Star-Lord was part of a team of the Guardians of the Galaxy consisting of him, Quasar (Phyla-Vell), Cosmo and Drax who were searching for the Infinity Gems which had seemingly disappeared from the multiverse. ^[2] This reality was briefly glimpsed at by Man-Thing.

This version of Star-Lord was part of a team of the Guardians of the Galaxy consisting of him, Nova (Richard Rider), Yondu and Jack Flag who were searching for the Infinity Gems which had seemingly disappeared from the multiverse. ^[2] This reality was briefly glimpsed at by Man-Thing.

Starbolt was seen with citizens of the Shi'ar Empire. He was briefly seen by an unnamed Rigellian Recorder after it entered a rift into the Prime Marvel Universe.^[9]

In this reality, Doctor Strange didn't come into contact with Spider-Man until the latter became an adult.^[3] This reality was imagined by Gwen Stacy.

This version of Storm was killed by Angel who was the Horseman of Death who seemingly slaughtered several of Earths hereos.^[1]

This version of Storm was a member of the X-Men who performed some unknown major heroic deed that made the entire world love and respect them instead of hating them. This made them the most popular team of super-heroes on earth and were shown having a parade in Times Square.^[1]

Storm was a member of the X-Men from a reality where they did not use their powers to fight, as it was not needed, so instead used their powers to explore the cosmos.^[1]

This version of Storm comforted Shadowcat after the death of Colossus.^[1]

Red Ghost and his Super-Apes attempted to break into the Watcher's Citadel after a failed attempt to work with the Impossible Man he vowed vengeance on the entire Poppupians. Upon entering the mists of endless time-loops they began to interact with several Past incarnations of themselves and eventually they and their past versions ended up brawling with the Future Foundation of Earth-616.^[18]

This version of Sunfire was a member of the X-Men who performed some unknown major heroic deed that made the entire world love and respect them instead of hating them. This made them the most popular team of super-heroes on earth and were shown having a parade in Times Square.^[1]