Which Avengers Character Are You?

1. If there were a salary associated with Avenging, what would you do with it?

Use it to help my family.

Use it to create a S.H.I.E.L.D. Academy scholarship program.

Use it to finance some side missions the others don't know about.

Use it to upgrade Avengers Tower.

Give it to charity.

Refuse to accept it in the first place. That's not what being an Avenger is about.

2. What's your preferred method of tackling a problem or crisis?

I analyze the situation, devise a strategic plan, and execute it with precision.

I rely on my intuition and quick thinking, adapting to the unexpected.

I prefer to work collaboratively, seeking input and support from a team.

I confront challenges head-on, using my strength and determination to overcome obstacles.

3. What is your worst fear?

My loved ones getting hurt because of me.

My loved ones dying.

Losing myself.

Failing the person I look up to most.

Being alone.

4. Are you an introvert or an extrovert?

I'm strongly introverted.

I'm a bit of an introvert.

I'm a bit of an extrovert.

I'm strongly extroverted.

5. When are you your truest self?

When I'm alone.

When I'm with my friends.

When I'm with my family.

6. Where do you feel your superpowered abilities would come from?

My DNA.

Years of training.

An electronic device of some sort.

Scientific enhancement.

7. Which of the following best describes you?

A simple person living a simple lifestyle.

A simple person living a complicated lifestyle.

A complicated person living a simple lifestyle.

A complicated person living a complicated lifestyle.

8. In light of recent events - most recently the botched attempt at apprehending a group of supervillains by the young "New Warriors" to boost the ratings on their reality TV show, which led to over 600 civilian deaths along with that of 60 children - the government has passed the Superhuman Registration Act. The Act requires the mandatory registration of any person with superpowers so that they are on record and receive the proper training and preparation. Pro-registration heroes support the Act because it will bring much needed accountability to superheroes and restore the public's faith in them, while anti-registration heroes claim that the Act is a violation of their civil rights and that secrecy is required in order to protect aspects of a hero's normal life, such as their family. Ideologically ONLY, where do you stand?

Pro-registration.

Anti-registration.

9. How important to you is keeping your true identity secret?

Not at all. I'll tell everyone exactly who I am...say, at a press conference.

Somewhat. But if revealing myself is what it takes to save the world, I wouldn't hesitate.

I prefer the quieter life that only anonymity can provide when I'm not on the job.

Privacy is very important to me to protect those I care about.

10. How do you view your crime-fighting?

As my duty.

As atonement for my past mistakes.

As a job.

As an opportunity to do some good in the world.

11. Who do you trust?

No one...except maybe my closest friend. Maybe.

Only my friends. There's no special bond in blood.

Only my family. They'll always be there for me; it's what family does.

My friends and family.

I like to trust everyone, until they give me a reason not to.

12. What does your social sphere look like?

Very few close friends and a lot of acquaintances that I can call upon when needed.

Only one best friend, but I make friends easily.

Some friends I know very well, and other people I hang out with that I barely know at all.

Only one best friend, but that's all I need.

I don't hang out with people very much.

A group of friends that I can always count on.

13. You are a...

Optimist.

Realist.

Pessimist.

Realist, though everyone else calls you a pessimist.

All of the above, depending on the day.

14. Which of the following qualities are you most proud of having?

High intelligence.

A strong sense of loyalty.

A sharp wit.

Self-control.

An independent nature.

An aptitude for leadership.

15. What is your fighting style of choice?

Hand-to-hand, especially offensive.

Hand-to-hand, especially defensive.

From far away.

Using ploys or my surroundings to my advantage.

Using a specialized weapon or device that I've mastered.

I don't like to fight.

16. When would you be willing to sacrifice your own life?

Never.

Only to save the life of someone close to me.

Only to save the life of an innocent.

For my country or the organization I believe in, such as S.H.I.E.L.D.

To save the world.

17. When is taking a life appropriate?

Never.

When it's the most humane option.

When it's the only option that ensures the world is safe.

For revenge.

When it's in the orders.

18. How do you feel about the bad things you've done in the past?

What's done is done. I must try to move forward, but I'll remember the lessons I learned from them.

I'll never be able to atone for my wrongdoings, but I'll never stop trying to either.

I try not to think about them.

I don't care about the past at all, just who I am at this moment.

I feel as if I'm constantly running from the past.

19. Which is the most important to have in order to accomplish something?

Determination.

Friends to help.

A concrete plan.

Patience.

Logic and common sense.

Courage.

20. How do you work best?

As the leader of a group.

I follow orders well.

I'm my own leader, and I don't care if anyone else follows me or not.

Alone.

Alone, or maybe with a partner, singular.

I'm flexible, able to both lead and follow.