The Stuff You Think You Know
The person who searches for marvel trivia already knows the six Infinity Stones. They can name the original six Avengers without blinking. They’ve seen every MCU film at least once, probably twice, and they have opinions about the multiverse that they didn’t ask permission to share. I’ve run trivia nights where an entire table of people wearing Marvel shirts got tripped up by a question about Captain America’s shield. Not because it was obscure. Because they were so confident they stopped thinking. That’s the sweet spot. That’s where this lives.
Some of these questions reward the obsessives. Some punish them. A few are here because I watched a room full of adults scream at each other over the answer, and I want that for you too.
1. What is the name of the fictional metal that makes up Captain America’s shield in the MCU?
I’ve watched people hesitate on this one, which is beautiful. The comics answer and the MCU answer are the same word, but the confidence wobble when someone second-guesses themselves is real.
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Vibranium. The comics originally said it was a vibranium-steel alloy, and some people will fight you about adamantium being involved. In the MCU, it’s pure vibranium. Both answers have defenders, but for film-based trivia, vibranium is the clean call.
2. In Avengers: Endgame, what does Tony Stark’s daughter say she loves him “three” of?
This one’s a gut-punch disguised as a softball. People either know it instantly or they freeze, because they remember the emotion but not the exact word.
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“I love you three thousand.” Morgan Stark says it to Tony. He later repeats it in his recorded hologram message. The line was improvised by the actress based on something she said to Robert Downey Jr. between takes, which makes it land even harder.
3. What color is the Mind Stone?
Six stones, six colors. Most people can get four. The Mind Stone is where the trouble starts, because people associate it with Loki’s scepter and remember the wrong glow.
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Yellow. The scepter’s casing glowed blue, which is why half the room always says blue. The stone itself, revealed when Vision is created, is yellow. This question has started more arguments than any Infinity Stone question I’ve ever asked.
4. What is the real name of the Black Panther in the MCU’s first Black Panther film?
Accessibility question, but it earns its spot. In a mixed room, this is the one that lets the casual fan feel good early.
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T’Challa, played by Chadwick Boseman.
5. Which Avenger was the first to get a standalone MCU film?
The phrasing matters here. People hear “first Avenger” and their brain goes to Steve Rogers. But the question is about the first standalone film in the MCU that features someone who becomes an Avenger.
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Iron Man (2008). Common wrong answer: Captain America, because of his subtitle “The First Avenger.” But that film came out in 2011. The Hulk also predates it with The Incredible Hulk (2008), but Iron Man hit theaters first by about a month.
6. What does S.H.I.E.L.D. stand for?
Everyone thinks they know this. Almost nobody can get every word right on the first try. I’ve watched people trail off after “Strategic Homeland” like they’ve run out of road.
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Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division. The comics version has changed over the years (it used to be “Supreme Headquarters, International Espionage and Law-Enforcement Division”), but the MCU locked it in with this version in Iron Man.
7. Which planet is Thanos from?
This one separates the people who watched the movies from the people who listened to the dialogue.
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Titan. Not to be confused with Saturn’s moon of the same name, though the MCU’s Titan is a separate world entirely. Tony Stark and company fight Thanos on Titan in Infinity War.
The Confidence Killers
8. In Thor: Ragnarok, what is the name of the gladiator planet where Thor is forced to fight?
People remember the Grandmaster, the arena, the neon. The planet’s name slips away from about half of them.
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Sakaar. Jeff Goldblum’s Grandmaster rules it, and it’s where Thor and Hulk have their rematch. In the comics, Sakaar is central to the “Planet Hulk” storyline.
9. How many Infinity Stones does Thanos have when he arrives in Wakanda during Infinity War?
This is a counting question, and counting questions are brutal in live trivia because people commit fast and then can’t change their answer. The number feels like it should be four. It’s not.
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Five. He has the Space, Power, Reality, Soul, and Time Stones. He’s coming to Wakanda specifically for the Mind Stone, which is in Vision’s forehead. Most people say four because they lose track of when he gets the Time Stone from Doctor Strange on Titan.
10. What is Hawkeye’s real first name?
The number of people who blank on this in a room is genuinely funny. He’s been in multiple films. People just don’t retain it.
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Clint. Clint Barton. The hesitation is never about whether they know it. It’s about whether they trust themselves. I’ve seen people write “Brent” with full conviction.
11. In the original Iron Man, Tony Stark builds his first suit while being held captive in which country?
The movie doesn’t name a specific real country. This is a trap for people who think they remember more specificity than the film actually provides.
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Afghanistan. The film does name it. Tony is captured by the Ten Rings terrorist organization in Afghanistan. People sometimes say “somewhere in the Middle East” because they’re hedging, but the film is explicit.
12. What flavor of ice cream does Thanos offer young Gamora in a flashback scene?
This is a trick. There’s no ice cream scene. But I’ve included it because in live rooms, about a third of people will confidently write down a flavor. The power of suggestion in marvel trivia is real.
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This is a trick question. There is no ice cream scene. Thanos offers young Gamora a switchblade (a double-edged blade he balances on his finger). If you wrote “strawberry” or “vanilla,” you’re not alone, and I respect the commitment.
13. Which MCU character says, “I can do this all day”?
Easy on the surface. But it’s a catchphrase question, and catchphrase questions are only easy if you’re right.
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Steve Rogers / Captain America. He says it in The First Avenger, Civil War, and Endgame. In Endgame, his past self says it to his future self, and future Steve rolls his eyes and mutters, “Yeah, I know.”
14. Who killed Tony Stark’s parents?
This one always gets a reaction because people know the answer but remembering it still feels like a betrayal.
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The Winter Soldier (Bucky Barnes), under HYDRA’s control. The reveal in Captain America: Civil War is the emotional hinge of the entire film, and it splits the Avengers apart.
15. In Spider-Man: Homecoming, who is the Vulture’s secret identity, and what is his relationship to a key character?
Two-parters are mean. I know. But this twist was one of the best in the MCU, and it deserves a question that captures why.
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Adrian Toomes, played by Michael Keaton. He’s the father of Liz, Peter Parker’s homecoming date. The doorbell scene where Peter realizes this is one of the tensest moments in any Marvel film.
The Deep Cuts Start Here
16. What is the name of Thor’s hammer?
Everyone knows this. I’m including it because of what comes next.
17. Now: what is the name of Thor’s axe, forged in Infinity War?
This is where the room splits. The hammer is automatic. The axe requires you to have actually cared about the Nidavellir sequence.
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Stormbreaker. Forged by Eitri (played by Peter Dinklage) at Nidavellir, a dying star. In the comics, Stormbreaker belonged to Beta Ray Bill, not Thor, which is a whole other conversation.
18. What is the name of the AI system that replaced J.A.R.V.I.S. in Tony Stark’s suit?
J.A.R.V.I.S. became Vision. So who’s running the suit after that? People either know this cold or they’ve never thought about it.
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F.R.I.D.A.Y. Voiced by Kerry Condon. She first appears in Age of Ultron and stays through Endgame.
19. In the comics, what is the name of the newspaper where Peter Parker works as a photographer?
Classic marvel trivia. If you grew up with the cartoons or the Raimi films, this is muscle memory.
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The Daily Bugle. Run by J. Jonah Jameson, who hates Spider-Man with an energy that borders on performance art.
20. Which actress played Gamora in the MCU?
People know the face under the green. Whether they can pull the name is another thing entirely.
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Zoe Saldaña. She’s also Neytiri in Avatar and Uhura in the Kelvin-timeline Star Trek films, making her arguably the most bankable sci-fi actress alive by franchise gross alone.
21. What year was the first issue of Marvel Comics published?
The company wasn’t called Marvel yet. That’s the wrinkle. People who know the brand’s history will get close. Everyone else rounds to a decade and hopes.
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1939. It was published under the name Timely Comics. The company became Atlas Comics in the 1950s before rebranding as Marvel Comics in 1961. The first issue featured the Human Torch (the android version, not Johnny Storm) and Namor the Sub-Mariner.
22. Who created most of the iconic Marvel characters alongside artists like Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko?
This isn’t really a question. It’s a litmus test for whether your table is going to have a conversation about creative credit in comics.
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Stan Lee. Though the extent of his contribution versus his collaborators, especially Jack Kirby, remains one of the most debated topics in comics history. Kirby co-created the Fantastic Four, X-Men, Hulk, Thor, Iron Man, Black Panther, and Captain America. Ditko co-created Spider-Man and Doctor Strange.
23. In Guardians of the Galaxy, what song does Star-Lord play on his Walkman during the opening scene?
If you can hear it in your head right now, you know the answer. If you can’t, you’re guessing.
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“Come and Get Your Love” by Redbone. The opening sequence of Peter Quill dancing through an alien ruin to this track set the entire tone for the franchise. Common wrong answer: “Hooked on a Feeling” by Blue Swede, which was used heavily in the trailers.
24. What is Pepper Potts’ real first name?
Pepper is a nickname. Most people have never questioned this, which is exactly why it works as a question.
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Virginia. Virginia “Pepper” Potts. The nickname comes from her freckles in the comics. It’s mentioned in the MCU but so briefly that most viewers missed it entirely.
25. Which Infinity Stone is hidden on the planet Vormir?
If you remember Vormir, you remember what it cost to get there. That memory does the work for you.
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The Soul Stone. Obtaining it requires sacrificing someone you love. Thanos sacrifices Gamora in Infinity War. Natasha Romanoff sacrifices herself in Endgame. The Red Skull serves as its guardian, which is a twist nobody saw coming.
Where the Comics People Start Smiling
26. In the comics, what is Wolverine’s real name?
Most people know this from the Fox films. But “most people” and “everyone” are different things in trivia.
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James Howlett. He goes by Logan, which most people default to, but his birth name is James Howlett. Logan was actually the name of the groundskeeper’s son. It’s complicated. Comics always are.
27. Which Marvel villain has been portrayed on screen by three different actors in major films, none of whom played the same version?
This one requires you to think across franchises. The answer is satisfying because it highlights how weirdly fractured Marvel’s film rights were for decades.
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The Kingpin / Wilson Fisk. Michael Clarke Duncan in the 2003 Daredevil, Vincent D’Onofrio in Netflix’s Daredevil (and later the MCU), and technically the animated version voiced by Liev Schreiber in Into the Spider-Verse. D’Onofrio’s version has become definitive. Some may argue about what counts as “major,” and that’s fine. That’s what makes it a trivia question.
28. What was the first Marvel property to be adapted into a live-action theatrical film?
People always go too recent. The real answer predates everything they’re thinking of.
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Howard the Duck (1986), produced by George Lucas. It was a critical and commercial disaster, and it delayed serious Marvel film adaptations by over a decade. Common wrong answers: Blade (1998) or X-Men (2000), both of which came much later.
29. In the MCU, what does the acronym J.A.R.V.I.S. stand for?
Same energy as the S.H.I.E.L.D. question. Everyone knows the name. Fewer know the words.
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Just A Rather Very Intelligent System. Tony Stark named the AI after Edwin Jarvis, his family’s butler. The name is both an acronym and an homage, which is very Tony Stark.
30. Which Marvel character’s first comic book appearance was in The Incredible Hulk #181 in 1974?
This is a collector’s question. If you know it, you probably know what a near-mint copy is worth too.
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Wolverine. His first full appearance. (He technically had a cameo in issue #180.) A high-grade copy of #181 has sold for over $300,000. It’s one of the most valuable comic books of the Bronze Age.
31. In Doctor Strange, what is the name of the location where Strange trains in the mystic arts?
People remember Tilda Swinton. They remember the trippy visuals. The name of the place is what goes fuzzy.
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Kamar-Taj. Located in Nepal in the MCU. It serves as the training ground for sorcerers under the Ancient One.
32. Who is the only character to appear in every single Phase One MCU film?
Think about it. It’s not who you think. Phase One runs from Iron Man through The Avengers.
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Agent Phil Coulson, played by Clark Gregg. He appears in Iron Man, Iron Man 2, Thor, and The Avengers. He doesn’t appear in The Incredible Hulk or Captain America: The First Avenger. Wait. That means nobody appears in all six. The real answer is that no single character appears in every Phase One film. If the question tripped you up, good. That’s the point. Tony Stark and Nick Fury come closest but miss one each.
33. What is the name of the treaty that divides the Avengers in Captain America: Civil War?
People say “the Accords” and feel done. But there’s a specific name, and it’s named after a specific place.
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The Sokovia Accords. Named after the fictional country devastated in Age of Ultron. The Accords require the Avengers to operate under UN oversight. Tony supports them. Steve doesn’t. Everything breaks.
34. Which actor played the Hulk in The Incredible Hulk (2008) before Mark Ruffalo took over the role?
This is one of those facts that’s slowly being forgotten, which makes it better trivia every year.
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Edward Norton. He also co-wrote the screenplay, reportedly clashing with Marvel over the final cut. Ruffalo replaced him starting with The Avengers in 2012, and the recasting was so seamless that younger fans sometimes don’t know Norton was ever involved.
The Ones That Start Arguments
35. In Avengers: Endgame, who says “Avengers, assemble”?
Everyone knows this. But I’m asking because the moment matters more than the answer, and it’s worth remembering why an entire theater lost its mind.
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Steve Rogers / Captain America. The MCU teased this line for years. Thor almost says it in Age of Ultron, Steve starts to say it and the film cuts to credits. When he finally says it in Endgame, it’s barely above a whisper. That choice is everything.
36. How many times does Loki die across the MCU films?
Count carefully. People either lowball or highball this, and the debate about what counts as “dying” is half the fun.
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Three times. He fakes his death in Thor: The Dark World, appears to die in Thor (falling into the abyss), and is killed by Thanos in Infinity War. Whether the first two “count” is debatable, which is why this question is perfect for a room full of opinionated people. The variant Loki in the Disney+ series is a different timeline’s version.
37. What is Groot’s first word in the MCU?
Don’t overthink this.
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“I.” As in “I am Groot.” His first line is his only line. Baby Groot’s first word in Guardians Vol. 2 is also “I.” Vin Diesel reportedly recorded “I am Groot” in over a dozen languages for international releases.
38. In the MCU, who is Peter Parker’s best friend?
Depends on which version of Spider-Man lives in your head. The MCU answer is specific.
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Ned Leeds, played by Jacob Batalon. In the Raimi films, it’s Harry Osborn. In the comics, it varies. The MCU’s Ned is loosely based on Ganke Lee from the Miles Morales comics, which is a detail that annoyed some comic purists.
39. Which MCU film was the first to gross over $2 billion worldwide?
The answer feels obvious, but there’s a version of this where people second-guess themselves into the wrong film.
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Avengers: Endgame (2019), which grossed approximately $2.798 billion. It briefly became the highest-grossing film of all time before being overtaken by a re-release of Avatar. Common wrong answer: Avengers: Infinity War, which “only” made $2.048 billion. Both crossed the threshold, but Endgame did it first chronologically since Infinity War came out a year earlier but… wait, no. Infinity War also crossed $2 billion. The question is which was first. Infinity War (2018) crossed $2 billion before Endgame (2019) existed. So the correct answer is Avengers: Infinity War. I’ve watched this exact confusion play out in real time. The instinct says Endgame because it made more, but Infinity War got there first.
40. Who directed Black Panther?
Behind-the-camera questions are underused in marvel trivia. They reward a different kind of attention.
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Ryan Coogler. He also directed Fruitvale Station and Creed before taking on Black Panther, and he returned for Wakanda Forever. He was 31 when Black Panther was released.
41. What is the name of the dimension that Doctor Strange draws power from, which is ruled by Dormammu?
“Dormammu, I’ve come to bargain” lives rent-free in everyone’s head. But the dimension’s name? That takes a beat.
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The Dark Dimension. In the comics, it’s a pocket universe outside normal space-time. In the film, Strange traps Dormammu in a time loop there, which is one of the most clever solutions to a villain problem in the MCU.
42. Which original Avenger does NOT have a standalone MCU film as of 2024?
There are technically two correct answers here, depending on how you define “original Avenger” and “standalone.” I love questions like this because they force a room to negotiate definitions.
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Hawkeye. He got a Disney+ series but never a standalone film. Black Widow got her solo film in 2021. If you count the original six from the 2012 Avengers, Hawkeye is the only one without a theatrical release bearing his name.
The Visual Memory Test
43. What color is Yondu’s arrow?
You can see it in your mind. You can hear the whistle. Now commit to a color.
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It appears red/orange with a reddish glow trail. The Yaka Arrow responds to Yondu’s whistle and leaves a red streak. If you said “red” or “orange,” you’re fine. If you said “blue,” you were thinking of Yondu’s skin.
44. In Avengers: Age of Ultron, which two characters are revealed to be twins?
Straightforward, but it sets up a harder question coming.
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Wanda Maximoff (Scarlet Witch) and Pietro Maximoff (Quicksilver), played by Elizabeth Olsen and Aaron Taylor-Johnson.
45. What happens to Pietro by the end of that film?
And here’s the follow-up that makes the first question matter.
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He dies. Shot by Ultron while shielding Hawkeye and a child. “You didn’t see that coming.” Unlike the Fox X-Men version of Quicksilver, who became a fan favorite and stuck around for multiple films, the MCU killed Pietro off in his first full appearance.
46. In WandaVision, what style of television show does each episode mimic as the series progresses through decades?
This isn’t asking you to name every one. Just the concept. But most people will try to list them anyway.
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American sitcoms, progressing chronologically from the 1950s to the 2010s. The show mimics The Dick Van Dyke Show, Bewitched, The Brady Bunch, Family Ties, Malcolm in the Middle, Modern Family, and others. It was the most formally ambitious thing the MCU had done up to that point.
47. What is the name of the robot arm in Tony Stark’s workshop that he constantly berates?
This is a love-language question for Iron Man fans. If you know this robot’s name, you cared about the quiet moments in those films.
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Dum-E (also written as DUM-E or Dummy). It’s Tony’s first robot creation, and he treats it like a misbehaving pet. It hands him things at the wrong time, makes smoothies badly, and saves his life with a fire extinguisher in Iron Man.
48. In Captain America: The Winter Soldier, what does the inscription on Nick Fury’s fake gravestone say?
If you caught this in the theater, it probably made you smile. It’s a Pulp Fiction reference hiding in plain sight.
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“The path of the righteous man” , Ezekiel 25:17. The same Bible verse Samuel L. Jackson’s character Jules quotes in Pulp Fiction. It’s a wink that works on two levels, and it’s the kind of detail that rewards rewatching.
The Ones Nobody Gets
49. What is the name of the dwarf who forges Stormbreaker for Thor?
Peter Dinklage played him. People remember that. They do not remember the character’s name.
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Eitri. King of the Dwarves of Nidavellir. In the comics, Eitri also forged Mjolnir. Dinklage played him as a giant, which is a casting choice that’s either brilliant or absurd depending on your mood.
50. What is the name of Thanos’ ship, the massive vessel seen in the opening of Infinity War?
Deep cut. The ship isn’t named in dialogue in that film, but it has a name, and it’s appropriately grandiose.
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Sanctuary II. His original base was called Sanctuary (seen in the first Avengers post-credits and Guardians of the Galaxy). The sequel ship is the warship that attacks the Asgardian refugee vessel at the start of Infinity War.
51. Which two actors have played the character of War Machine / James Rhodes in the MCU?
One of the MCU’s earliest recastings, and it’s a good barometer of how long someone’s been paying attention.
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Terrence Howard (Iron Man, 2008) and Don Cheadle (Iron Man 2 onward). Howard was replaced after the first film due to contract disputes. Cheadle’s version has been in the MCU ever since, eventually getting his own Disney+ series, Armor Wars.
52. What is the real name of the Ancient One in the MCU?
Trick question energy. The character is only ever referred to as the Ancient One. There is no revealed real name in the MCU.
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The character is never given a personal name in the MCU. She is only called the Ancient One. In the comics, the Ancient One’s name has been given as Yao in some storylines, but the MCU never uses it. Tilda Swinton’s casting was controversial for whitewashing a traditionally Asian character.
53. In Ant-Man, what is the name of Scott Lang’s daughter?
She becomes more important as the franchise goes on, but her name in the first film is the one that sticks or doesn’t.
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Cassie Lang. She’s played by Abby Ryder Fortson in the first two Ant-Man films and by Kathryn Newton in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, where she becomes a hero in her own right.
54. Which MCU film features the line, “We have a Hulk”?
Two films, technically. The line echoes across the MCU, and the callback is deliberate.
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Tony Stark says it to Loki in The Avengers (2012). Loki later says it to Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War (2018), right before Thanos defeats the Hulk. The reversal is devastating because of how confident Tony was when he first said it.
55. Who composed the main musical theme for The Avengers (2012)?
Composer questions are the loneliest category in trivia. Nobody guesses right, and the answer is always someone brilliant that audiences never think about.
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Alan Silvestri. He also composed the scores for Infinity War and Endgame, as well as Back to the Future and Forrest Gump. His Avengers theme is one of the most recognizable in modern cinema, even if most people couldn’t name the man who wrote it.
56. In Spider-Man: No Way Home, what spell does Peter ask Doctor Strange to cast?
The spell that broke the multiverse open. People remember the consequences. They’re fuzzier on the actual request.
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Peter asks Strange to cast a spell that makes everyone forget that Peter Parker is Spider-Man. Peter keeps interrupting the spell with exceptions (he wants MJ to remember, and Ned, and Happy, and Aunt May), which corrupts it and tears open the multiverse.
The Final Stretch
57. What is the name of the dimension between universes that America Chavez can travel through in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness?
The multiverse gets abstract. This question is for the people who paid attention during the exposition scenes instead of checking their phones.
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The space between universes isn’t given a single consistent name in the film, but America Chavez’s power allows her to punch star-shaped portals through the multiverse. The gap between realities is visually depicted but not formally named in the MCU the way it is in comics (where it’s sometimes called the “Superflow” or “the space between”). If your trivia host accepts “the multiverse” as an answer, let them. This is a question that works better as a conversation starter than a gotcha.
58. Who is the first mutant explicitly named as such in the MCU?
The word “mutant” was avoided for years because of the Fox/Disney rights split. When it finally showed up, it mattered.
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Kamala Khan / Ms. Marvel. In the post-credits scene of the Ms. Marvel Disney+ series (2022), Bruno tells Kamala that her genes contain a “mutation,” and the classic X-Men animated series theme briefly plays. Namor is also referred to as a mutant in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, released the same year.
59. How many post-credits scenes does Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 have?
More than you think. James Gunn went fully unhinged with these.
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Five. They include Kraglin practicing with Yondu’s arrow, Stakar Ogord reuniting with his old team, a teenage Groot ignoring Peter Quill, Ayesha creating Adam Warlock, and Stan Lee talking to the Watchers. Five post-credits scenes in one film. It hasn’t been topped.
60. In Avengers: Endgame, during Tony Stark’s funeral, the camera slowly pans across the mourners. Who is the teenager standing alone at the back, and why does his presence matter?
This is the question I save for last at every Marvel night. Not because it’s the hardest. Because of what happens in the room when people figure it out.
The camera lingers on this kid for just a moment. No dialogue. No name card. Most of the audience in 2019 didn’t recognize him. But the people who did felt the full weight of Tony Stark’s story land on them all at once.
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Harley Keener, played by Ty Simpkins. He’s the kid from Iron Man 3 who helped Tony when his suit failed in rural Tennessee. He has no lines in Endgame. He just shows up to the funeral of the man who changed his life, ten years older, standing at the back like he wasn’t sure he belonged there. The fact that the filmmakers included him, and that the camera finds him, says everything about what Tony Stark meant to the people he touched even briefly. That’s the kind of detail that makes a universe feel real. And it’s the kind of answer that makes a room go quiet before someone says, “Oh. Oh, right.”
I specialise in the trivia that makes people say 'oh god, I remember that.' From Seattle, WA, I've spent 12 years writing decade-specific questions for the quiz nights where half the room grew up in the era and the other half is just curious. My rounds have been used by Quiz Night King, and I take the same care with every set I write.
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