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(#1) Ant-Man
- Ant-Man
Who He Is: Scott Lang is a gifted programmer with some solid parkour skills and a bleeding heart.
Why Is He So Lucky? Everything in the MCU that happens to Scott is based on how lucky he is, from getting the Ant-Man suit to beating Yellowjacket and surviving the Quantum Realm to avoiding Thanos's snap. He spends an entire film with a malfunctioning suit and still survives. Almost every move he makes is a gamble and he somehow always wins (though he often looks like a fool in the process).
Luckiest Moment: When a rat just happens to trigger his return from the Quantum Realm, enabling him to help the Avengers save the universe.
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(#10) Grandmaster
- Marvel Universe
Who He Is: A mysterious and powerful being who controls an entire planet with a playful - but iron - fist.
Why Is He So Lucky? We don't know much about the Grandmaster (or his brother, the Collector) in the MCU. His comic book incarnation is both ancient and powerful, but in the movies, we just know he's a dictator with some cool tech. We never actually see his abilities or learn how he manages to bend an entire planet to his will. Add that onto his aloof and incompetent nature, and it's a wonder he's held onto power, let alone survived.
Luckiest Moment: When he talks his way out of being slain by a planet full of people he oppressed (assuming his survival is canon).
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(#9) Mysterio
- Marvel Universe
Who He Is: Quentin Beck is a gifted engineer who creates some impressive hologram tech for Stark Industries. He's fired, however, which causes him to seek revenge.
Why Is He So Lucky? Beck is smart, to be sure, but he's also lucky that he found so many other gifted people to help him carry out his revenge plan - and that they still support him after he threatens their lives. Without them, his holograms wouldn't be much use.
Beck goes up against Spider-Man, a ridiculously more powerful foe, and manages to hold his own for a time. He even dupes all of S.H.I.E.L.D. and a pair of intelligent aliens, as well as certified genius Peter Parker.
Luckiest Moment: Honestly, his entire plan more or less going off without a hitch - including his posthumous unmasking of Spider-Man - seems like pure luck.
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(#5) Mantis
- Marvel Universe
Who She Is: We don't know much about Mantis, other than the fact that she has some sort of empathic/telepathic mood-altering abilities.
Why Is She So Lucky? Unlike her far more powerful comic book counterpart, MCU Mantis is essentially a tool to help Ego go to sleep at night. And once she joins the Guardians, she doesn't do much more than quiver in the corner. Mantis manages to get into some fights far above her abilities, but somehow hasn't yet been squashed in the process.
Luckiest Moment: When she rides the shoulders of one of the universe's most powerful beings, messes with his mind, and is merely tossed aside as payback.
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(#11) Vision
- The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, The Avengers: Age of Ultron, Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow, Marvel Universe
What It Is: Vision is... complicated. As the MCU has moved away from origin stories (and avoided convoluted and/or dated source material), they've had to rush some introductions. On the surface, Vision is an AI that mixes Jarvis, Ultron, Tony Stark, Bruce Banner, and whatever the Mind Stone is, encased in a vibranium alloy body that is also powered by the Mind Stone. Altogether, this grants him seemingly limitless power.
Why Is It So Lucky? The fact is, Vision's origin makes very little sense. Somehow, all of these elements blend together to create not only life - and not only superhuman life - but also rock-steady morals. Vision has a laundry list of superpowers and skills, none of which he's earned. Even his worthiness to lift Mjolnir feels like a plot contrivance, as we're never told why he's worthy. Both Thor and Cap actually have to prove themselves to gain this distinction.
Luckiest Moment: When he's born.
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(#6) Hawkeye
- The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Thor, The Avengers
Who He Is: Clint Barton is a really good archer.
Why Is He So Lucky? Hawkeye has faced aliens, robot hordes, and all manner of powerful supervillains, all with a bow and some arrows at his disposal. He's even gone toe-to-toe with far superior beings, only to hold his own by occasionally hitting them with his bow. Honestly, just the fact that he almost never runs out of arrows in his quiver is a testament to his luck.
While Black Widow has proven she's a master spy and manipulator who stays alive thanks to her mental prowess, we've never been given a reason to believe Hawkeye is anything other than a guy with pretty good aim.
Luckiest Moment: When he survives an alien onslaught and becomes an Avenger.
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