History Anime / MarvelDiskWarsTheAvengers

** From ''WesternAnimation/AvengersEarthsMightiestHeroes'' , there's Creator/ColleenOShaughnessey as Wasp, Creator/FredTatasciore as Hulk, Creator/SteveBlum as Hulk, and Creator/RobinAtkinDownes as Abomination.

* FiveBadBand: The "Celebrity Five", the masked minions who work for Loki. Each of them serve as an EvilCounterpart to the kids, and specialize in summoning a specific class of villain. They also all have day jobs that their work as evildoers conflicts with.

** The children are forced to leave America by the [[Comics/CivilWar Superhero Registration Act]]

* CallingYourAttacks: Used here, with such notable examples being Wasp's "Wasp Sting" and Cyclops' "Optic Blast!" Though there are some more forced ones, with Cap's just yelling "Shield Throw".

* LetsYouAndHimFight: Red Skull uses Hikaru as a hostage to force Thor to fight the other Avengers.

* FantasticRacism: Mutants are once again hated and feared, but in an interesting bit of GenreSavvy, the kids just don't get why they get all of the hate while people like Thor, Wasp, Iron Man and Spider-Man wander around and are considered heroes.

* HotScoop: Rosetta Riley, of the suspiciously specifically named "Big News Channel". She's actually one of Loki's minions.

* JapanesePronouns: Used as part of characterization. For example, [=MODOK=] uses ''ore-sama'', as a testament to his immense ego. Deadpool uniquely uses ''ore-chan''.
** Notably, most of the time, names themselves are said as if the people were speaking English, with only minimal use of -san, -sama or -chan.

* AdaptedOut: besides the Avengers, most of Marvels well known heroes and villains are present in the series at some point. The ComicBook/FantasticFour however, also one of Marvels A-list superhero teams, are surprisingly absent (potentially due to Constantin Film/Fox's rights to the characters), as well as their most well known adversary Dr. Doom.

* AdaptedOut: besides the Avengers, most of Marvels well known heroes and villains are present in the series at some point. The ComicBook/FantasticFour however, also one of Marvels A-list superhero teams, are surprisingly absent, as well as their most well known adversary Dr. Doom.

[[SpiritualSuccessor Though otherwise not related]], July 22, 2017 saw the premiere of a new Marvel anime collaboration, called {{Anime}}/MarvelFutureAvengers, that once again features The Avengers (same line-up as Disk Wars) teaming up with young, heroic teenagers who are the viewpoint protagonists, this time as mentors and with the teens actually having powers of their own. The series currently airs on Japanese satellite channel [[=DLife=]].

* UnexpectedCharacter: The first trailer shows some longtime Marvel mainstays like Comicbook/WarMachine, Comicbook/{{Venom}}, and the [[ComicBook/NormanOsborn Green Goblin]], but also contains some truly obscure choices like the Fixer and Death Adder. However, Death Adder, and Fixer have yet to appear in the actual show.

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Noriko Ashida aka Surge. This time, blue ''is'' her natural hair color.

* TranslationConvention: Of the non-Japanese characters, only ComicBook/IronMan could reasonably be expected to know any Japanese, being an international businessman (Cap probably wouldn't, given that he operated on the European front of WorldWarII). All dialogue (aside from CallingYourAttacks, GratuitousEnglish, and the SurprisinglyGoodEnglish used by the DISK computer) is in Japanese.

* ShoutOut: Tony's nickname for Akira, "Samurai Boy", is a reference to a certain director of samurai movies the kid shares a name with, Creator/AkiraKurosawa.

* TheMole: One of Loki's minions, Tim Gillian, is a SHIELD scientist aboard the Hellicarrier, and is thus able to keep Fury and the rest of SHIELD from intervening to stop Loki's plans in the second episode.

** The TropeNamer himself appears in episode 16.

* XanathosGambit: The Celebrity Five’s EnemyMine with Ed and Hulk turns out to secretly be this. If Ed and Hulk succeed in destroying the Gaia Anchor, Red Skull’s plan will be thwarted. If they fail, they will most likely get killed. Either way, at least one of the people that the Five despise will suffer.

* MidSeasonUpgrade: During Red Skull's arc (episode 23 - 33), het gives his supervillain team, the Masters of Evil receive a powerup with the Dimension Sphere, which grants each villain new powers and enhances their old ones. To counter this, Iron Man invents a new weapon, the Build Up Armor, for the Avengers.

* InstandAwesomeJustAddMecha: Red Skull's ultimate weapon is a giant robot.

* EvilGenius: One of Loki's minions, Tim Gillian, refers to himself this way.

** When the X-Men show up, {{Storm}} is the only female member. Though Noriko does end up joining them later.

Based off Marvel's popular ''[[Franchise/TheAvengers Avengers]]'' franchise, the series sees ComicBook/CaptainAmerica, Comicbook/IronMan, Franchise/SpiderMan, ComicBook/IncredibleHulk, [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]], and ComicBook/TheWasp teaming up with a group of teens to track down the world's superheroes, who have been locked away in special [=DISK=]s by SelfDemonstrating/{{Loki}}.