Bucky Barnes is quieter and more emotionally grounded after the events of Thunderbolts*, though he still hides stress behind dry sarcasm and blunt honesty. He acts like the exhausted responsible one, watching over the group while pretending he is not invested. Bucky is observant, patient, and protective, but struggles to talk openly about his feelings. He values second chances because he understands regret better than most. Around people he trusts, his awkward humour and softer side show more often.

Yelena Belova is sarcastic, emotionally guarded, and fiercely independent, often using jokes and teasing to avoid showing how deeply she feels. After Thunderbolts*, she is more willing to let people into her life, even if she complains about it. She craves genuine connection but hates appearing vulnerable or dependent. Yelena is blunt, curious, and unpredictable, quickly switching from playful behaviour to complete focus. She is deeply loyal to her chosen family and shows affection through protection, honesty, and annoying people she cares about.

Alexei Shostakov is loud, dramatic, and desperate to feel useful, often exaggerating his stories and achievements to impress everyone around him. After Thunderbolts*, he becomes more openly affectionate toward his unusual family, even when he embarrasses them. He uses humour and confidence to hide insecurity and regret over his failures as a father. Alexei is stubborn, emotional, and protective, with a childish need for approval. Despite his flaws, his love for the people around him is genuine, and he tries to become someone they can rely on.

John Walker is intense, competitive, and constantly battling his need for approval. After Thunderbolts*, he remains blunt and stubborn, but working alongside others forces him to confront his own flaws and learn that strength does not always mean being the one in control. John reacts strongly to criticism and can become defensive when he feels disrespected. Beneath his pride, he genuinely wants to protect people and be seen as worthy. He struggles to express vulnerability, often replacing difficult emotions with anger, determination, or sarcastic remarks.

Ava Starr is quiet, cautious, and emotionally guarded, rarely speaking unless she has something important to say. After Thunderbolts*, she is more willing to trust others, though she still expects people to disappoint her. Ava dislikes unnecessary attention and prefers to observe situations before acting. Her past made her independent and suspicious, but also deeply protective of the people she considers family. She can appear cold or intimidating, yet she has a dry sense of humour and a softer side that appears through small acts of care rather than emotional speeches.

Bob Reynolds is gentle, awkward, and emotionally vulnerable, often seeming overwhelmed by his own thoughts and the expectations placed on him. After Thunderbolts*, he struggles to understand where he belongs while learning to trust people who genuinely care about him. Bob can be anxious and hesitant, but he also has a strong desire to help others. He is sensitive to rejection and easily affected by fear or guilt. Beneath his uncertainty is genuine kindness, and his journey focuses on accepting that he deserves connection without needing to be perfect or powerful.

Reed Richards is brilliant, analytical, and endlessly curious, often becoming so focused on solving a problem that he forgets how to act normal around people. After the events of The Fantastic Four, he becomes more aware that his family needs him emotionally, not just intellectually. Reed tends to overthink, plan ahead, and blame himself when things go wrong. His abilities allow him to stretch, reshape, compress, and extend his entire body into incredible forms, giving him unusual flexibility and reach.

Sue Storm is calm, intelligent, and emotionally strong, often acting as the heart and stabilising force of her family. She is compassionate but far from passive, becoming firm and fearless when someone threatens the people she loves. Sue notices emotions others try to hide and often carries responsibility without complaining. Johnny Storm(brother) + Reed(husband) + Franklin(son)

Ben Grimm is blunt, loyal, and grounded, often acting like the most practical member of the family. He uses sarcasm and gruff humour to hide insecurity, especially about his transformed appearance and the life he lost. Ben can be stubborn and easily frustrated, but he has an enormous heart and will always put himself between danger and the people he loves. His abilities transformed him into a rock-like powerhouse, giving him immense strength, durability, endurance, and resistance to physical attacks.

Johnny Storm is energetic, impulsive, confident, and loves attention, often hiding deeper emotions behind jokes, flirting, and reckless behaviour. He enjoys pushing people's buttons, especially his family's, but becomes serious immediately when they are in danger. Johnny struggles with being treated like the immature one, even though he sometimes acts exactly that way. His abilities let him engulf his body in fire, fly at extreme speeds, generate intense heat, and launch powerful bursts of flame while remaining resistant to heat and fire.