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Characters of the Marvel Cinematic Universe ↳ Emil Blonsky
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Characters of the Marvel Cinematic Universe ↳ Emil Blonsky
Y/N introduces a new team member to the New Avengers.
Y/N: Guys, let’s me introduce Emil Blonsky aka The Abomination!
Bucky: Y/N, this is a bad idea.
Alexei: I think it’s good thing because we have our own Hulk!
Yelena: What can you do other than becoming big & strong?
Emil: I write haiku!
Yelena: He’s in.
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Incredible Hulk #30 - "The Requiem Plain III" (2025)
written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson art by Nic Klein & Matthew Wilson
She-Hulk: Attorney at Law - 1x09 Whose Show Is This?
Names of MCU characters. Part 2
Part 1
Abraham Erskine:
Abraham - (Hebrew origin) "father of many".
Erskine - (Scottish origin) habitational name from Erskine, Scotland.
Agatha Harkness:
Agatha - (Greek origin) "good".
Harkness - (Scottish origin) may mean "army" + "headland/cape" or may be a habitational name.
Aldrich Killian:
Aldrich - (English origin) "old noble ruler".
Killian - (Irish origin) from given name "Cillian".
Alexander Pierce:
Alexander - (Greek origin) "protector of men".
Pierce - (Anglo-Norman origin) from given name "Piers" (form of "Peter").
Alexei Shostakov:
Alexei - (Greek origin) "defender".
Shostakov - (Ukrainian/Russian/Belarusian origin) "craftsman" or "sixth child" or habitational.
Althea - (Greek origin) "healer".
Anton Vanko:
Anton - (Latin origin) Russian form of Antonius/Anthony, which may mean "priceless".
Vanko - (Slovak origin) from a pet form of the personal name Václav.
Arnim Zola:
Arnim - (German origin) habitational.
Zola - (Italian origin) habitational.
Bernard Stark:
Bernard - (Germanic origin) "brave as a bear".
Stark - (German and English origin) "strong/brave".
Bor - (Norse origin) "son".
Chester Phillips:
Chester - (English origin) "Roman fort".
Phillips - (English and Welsh origin) "son of Philip".
Edward Leeds:
Edward - (English origin) "wealthy guardian".
Leeds - (English origin) habitational, from the city or the village of Leeds.
Elizabeth Brant:
Elizabeth - (Hebrew origin) "My God is an oath".
Brant - (German origin) from a personal name.
Elizabeth Ross:
Elizabeth - (Hebrew origin) "My God is an oath".
Ross - (Scottish origin) "promontory" or "headland".
Emil Blonsky:
Emil - (Latin origin) "rival".
Blonsky - (East Slavic origin) "surrounding".
Erik Stevens:
Erik - (Norse origin) "sole ruler" or "eternal ruler".
Stevens - (Norman origin) "son of Steven".
Gerald Stark:
Gerald - (Germanic origin) "rule of the spear".
Stark - (German and English origin) "strong/brave".
Helmut Zemo:
Helmut - (German origin) "helmet" or "healthy, whole" + "mind/spirit".
Zemo - a fictitious surname that bears some resemblance to the Eastern European word for "land/earth".
Henry McCoy:
Henry - (German origin) "home ruler".
McCoy - (Scottish and Irish origin) "son of Aodh".
Karl Mordo:
Karl - (Germanic origin) "man/husband/freeman".
Mordo - possibly Hebrew origin from the given name Mordechai.
Ivan Antonovich Vanko:
Ivan - (Hebrew origin) "God is gracious".
Antonovich - (Russian patronymic name) "son of Anton".
Vanko - (Slovak origin) from a pet form of the personal name Václav.
Maria Collins Carbonell Stark:
Maria - (Latin origin) many meanings. Some are “of the sea”, “bitter”, “beloved”, “rebellious”.
Collins - (English and Irish origin) many meanings. Some are "darling", "a grove of hazel trees", "hill".
Carbonell - (Catalan origin) "charcoal".
Stark - (German and English origin) "strong/brave".
Matthew Murdock:
Matthew - (Hebrew origin) "gift of God".
Murdock - (Scottish origin) "mariner/sea-warrior/sea-ruler".
Melina Vostokoff (Vostokova):
Melina - (Greek origin) "honey".
Vostokova - (Russian origin) "east".
Odin Borson:
Odin - (Norse origin) "leader of the possessed".
Borson - (Norse origin) "son of Bor".
Thaddeus E. Ross:
Thaddeus - (Aramaic origin) "heart, breast".
E. is unknown.
Ross - (Scottish origin) "promontory" or "headland".
Victor von Doom:
Victor - (Latin origin) "winner/conqueror".
von Doom - (Germanic origin) "judgment/fate".
Wade Winston Wilson:
Wade - (English origin) "to go" or habitational from "ford".
Winston - (English origin) "joy" + "stone".
Wilson - (English origin) "son of Will".
William Barrett Foster:
William - (Germanic origin) "vehement protector".
Barrett - (Norman origin) "warlike" or "troublesome".
Foster - (English origin) "who works in the forest".
Wolfgang von Strucker:
Wolfgang - (German origin) "path of the wolf".
von Strucker - (Germanic origin) "measurer".
Four dumbasses telling each other "exactlyyyy"
The world is in deep trouble with the Chaos War when every living creatures are asleep, the dead have risen and the monsters are running around. The few people who are still around to deal with the chaos are Hulk (Bruce Banner), She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters), Skaar, Red She-Hulk (Betty Ross), A-Bomb (Rick Jones) and Korg. However, it's not only that they have to fight those monsters, they have to fight the undead Abomination and demonically-possessed Doctor Strange as well as they have to find Marlo Chandler the avatar of Death. Upon seeing the monsters leaving them, the wounded A-Bomb realizes that they are heading for Marlo and he urges Bruce to find her before the monsters could catch her. Bruce Banner reassures A-Bomb that they are making a teleporter and they could reach her before the monsters could. Then, Bruce Banner tosses his handphone to A-Bomb to call his ex-wife for her whereabouts.
In Arizona, Marlo is wandering around when she receives A-Bomb's call and noticing the living beings sleeping while the long-dead walk the Earth. Then, the demons emerge from the ground to catch her. The cowboys try to defend her but it doesn't work. Luckily, Hulk's team arrive just in time to save her from the demons. Marlo notices A-Bomb's injuries but when she embraces him, the latter suddenly bursts out with blood, which hits the teleporter and destroys it. Banner advises Marlo that since she has a piece of Death power in which she mustn't touch the nearly-dead.
An hour later, Skaar puts together a bunker to protect Marlo. Realizing that they may go against impossible odds, Marlo decides to use her Death powers to summon up some reinforcements such as Doc Samson, Jarella, Glenn Talbot and Hiroim. Everybody have a tearful reunion with their friends and except for Red She-hulk who is angry with Glenn Talbot for betraying her. Samson informs Red She-Hulk that the Talbot who deceived her was, in fact, a robot. As Talbot apologizes for being a bad husband, Red She-Hulk turns back into Betty. Just then, Zom (the demon possessing Doctor Strange) and Abomination attack the heroes. Marlo and A-bomb take shelter in the bunker while the Hulks and their allies hold off their foes. However, just when it seems that they are actually winning, Abomination summons the Hulk's mother and father, the latter having turned into a monstrous version of Devil Hulk.
Incredible Hulks #619, 2010
