Avengers EMH: Season 3 (Chernobog1595 Version)

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When the hit TV series, Avengers EMH, was stated to be canceled, this was done for a variety of reasons. The big reason, of course, was that the Avengers movie had changed the way every looked at the famous superhero team, and that Marvel's Man of Action Studios wanted to cash in on the movie's success by focusing all efforts on the creation of a new Avengers series primarily based on the movie's versions of the superheroes. Fans were not pleased at the resulting "creative output" placed on the original Avengers series's last few episodes as a result of this, as one of the show's major villains, Surtur, was still stated to be on the loose, and yet the series was instead going to have the barely foreshadowed Galactus be the final villain instead. But Jeph Loeb did claim that the new show, "Avengers Assemble", was going to be a sequel series to Avengers EMH, so maybe there was still hope for the future series. But what happened in between both shows that could have lead to the team's roster changing to its movie incarnation with the addition of the formerly brainwashed Falcon? And whatever did happen to Surtur and the Enchantress? Well, this fan season will try to explain these questions in a much less confusing manner than what Man of Action tried to answer in their own way.

Edit: Now that Avengers Assemble has been released, it has been revealed that the show is actually in the continuity of the much-reviled Ultimate Spider Man series, the whole "sequel to EMH" claim was merely just that, a claim to help pacify the fans until the show could be released. Although the series is liked a little, it still garners criticism for being too snarky, Saturday-Morning-Cartoon type storytelling with no overarching story arcs, and for being yet another attempt by Marvel to market the already getting overused Avengers movie. With that said, that still leaves us with the dangling plot threads of EMH that were never resolved properly. Thankfully, this fan page should try to clear up those questions as much as they can...

Plot[]

As mentioned before, this season focuses on what happened after Galactus was banished to the Negative Zone. The Avengers have managed to prove themselves as the Earth's truly mightiest heroes, and what's even better, the mistrust and deceptions spun by Queen Veranke and Pitto N'ili have finally dissipitated for good with Captain America regaining the public's better opinion about him. But this peace is an illusionary kind of peace. While the Avengers and their superhero allies were too busy trying to stop Galactus and his heralds from consuming Earth, Surtur, king of the Fire Giants of Muspelheim, and his villainous servant, the Enchantress, have begun to plan the final stages of the destruction of the entire universe, as they have created a list of possible seekers of darkness to help them in their quest. What's even worse is the fact that the Breakout's effects have yet to be resolved as many supervillains are still on the loose and could be abducted by Surtur for his plans at any moment...

Even more so is the fact that the Avengers team is starting to grow larger and larger...too large, in fact, for Captain America and Iron Man to lead properly! What's a superhero to do in these situations? Why, simply put, divide the Avengers into various teams: East, West, Secret, and New Avengers to help cut down on the slack and to better stop Surtur and the remaining supervillains on the loose so that the Earth can truly be at peace!

In this epic 30-episode saga, the Avengers encounter various heroes and villains across the Marvel Universe.

The Avenger Teams[]

East Coast Avengers/The Original Team[]

Captain America (Brian Bloom)
Iron Man (Eric Loomis) - also heads the Illuminati
Thor (Rick D. Wasserman)
Yellowjacket (Wally Wingert)
Wasp (Colleen O'Shaughnessey)
Hercules (John DiMaggio)
Black Panther (James C. Mathis III)
Vision (Peter Jessop)
Scarlet Witch (Kate Higgins) - Gets kidnapped and transformed into a Seeker by Surtur in The Witching Hour.
Quicksilver (Mark Hildreth)
Falcon (Lance Reddick)
Ms. Marvel (Jennifer Hale)
She-Hulk (Maria Canals-Barrera)
Thunderstrike (Alan Tudyk)

West Coast Avengers[]

Hawkeye (Chris Cox)
Mockingbird (Elizabeth Daily)
Tigra (Danica McKellar)
War Machine (Bumper Robinson)
Ant Man II (Crispin Freeman)
Beta Ray Bill (Steven Blum)
Wonder Man (Phil LaMarr) - Revived in Miracle, but later finds out Black Talon and Grim Reaper were behind it.
Photon (Danielle Nicolet)

Secret Avengers[]

Winter Soldier (Jon Curry)
Beast (Fred Tatasciore)
Valkyrie (Colleen O'Shaughnessey)
Black Widow (Vanessa Marshall)
Goliath (Rocky Carroll)
Captain Mar-Vell (Roger Craig Smith) - Reforms fully to help form the Secret Avengers
Machine Man (Tom Kenny)
Moon Knight (Robin Atkin Downes)

New Avengers[]

Spider Man (Josh Keaton)
Wolverine (Steven Blum)
Iron Fist (Loren Lester)
Luke Cage (Christopher B. Duncan)
The Thing (Fred Tatasciore)
Spider-Woman/Jessica Drew

The Defenders[]

The Hulk (Fred Tatasciore)- Quits East Coast Avengers to help form Defenders
Doctor Strange (Rick Pasqualone)
Silver Surfer (Michael Rosenbaum) - The last remaining Herald of Galactus, who quit his services to help safeguard Earth
Namor The Sub-Mariner (John DiMaggio)
Daimon Hellstrom, The Son Of Satan (James Marsters)

Fantastic Four[]

Mr. Fantastic (Dee Bradley Baker) - Plays a major role in the three-part series finale Twilight Of The Gods.
Invisible Woman (Erin Torpey)
Human Torch (David Kaufman)
The Thing (Fred Tatasciore)
H.E.R.B.I.E. (Wally Wingert)
Franklin Richards (Scott Menville)

Villains[]

The Seekers Of Darkness/Fire Demon Lords[]

Surtur (Rick D. Wasserman)
Enchantress (Kari Wahlgren)
Scarlet Witch (Kate Higgins)
Baron Mordo (Tony Todd)
Black Talon (Greg Eagles)
Baron Blood (Tim Curry)
Diablo (Eric Bauza)
Carnage/Spider-Carnage
Master Pandemonium

Baron Zemo's New Masters Of Evil[]

Baron Helmut Zemo (Robin Atkin Downes)
Ultron/The Crimson Cowl (Tom Kane)
Leader (Jeffrey Combs)
Abomination (Robin Atkin Downes)
Klaw (Mark Hamill)
Melter
Radioactive Man
Blizzard II (Troy Baker)
Living Laser (Nolan North)
Whirlwind (Troy Baker)
Arnim Zola (Grant Morninger)
Grey Gargoyle (Troy Baker)
Black Knight (Nathan Garret)
Absorbing Man (Rick D. Wasserman)
Whiplash (Mark Scarlotti and Andrea Vanko)

Apocalypse's Mutant Empire[]

Apocalypse (Michael Ironside)
Mister Sinister (Clancy Brown)
Magneto (Tom Kane)
Archangel (Liam O'Brien)
Sabretooth (Peter Lurie)
Mystique (Tamara Bernier Evans)
Red Hulk (Fred Tatasciore)/Thaddeus Ross (Keith Ferguson)

Doctor Doom's Masters Of Evil[]

Doctor Doom (Lex Lang)
Kristoff Vernard
Dreadknight
Bi-Beast
Madman
Attuma
Chemistro (Nolan North)
Wrecking Crew
- Wrecker (J.B. Blanc)
- Bulldozer (James C. Mathis III)
- Piledriver (Nolan North)
- Thunderball (Gary Anthony Williams)

Justin Hammer And The Armored Warriors[]

Justin Hammer
Crimson Dynamo (Chris Cox)
Titanium Man
Dark Aegis
Beetle
Controller
Ghost
Killer Shrike
Unicorn (Steven Blum)

HYDRA[]

Baron Von Strucker
Madame Viper (Vanessa Marshall)
- The Serpent Society
The Grim Reaper (Lance Henriksen)
- The Lethal Legion
  - Black Talon (Greg Eagles)
MODOK (Wally Wingert)