THE JUSTIFIERS: (Justice League + Avengers)
Captain Amazon/Diana Rogers (Wonder Woman + Captain America)
Captain ThundeBilly Blake (Shazam + Thor)
Emerald Knight/Oliver Stark (Green Arrow + Iron Man)
Green Rocket/Jordan Danvers (Green Lantern/Hal Jordan + Captain Marvel/Carol Danvers)
Bullet-Ant/Barry Pym (The Flash/Barry Allen + Ant-Man/ Hank Pym)
Black Raven/Dinah Romanov (Black Canary/Dinah Lance + Black Widow/Natasha Romanov)
Martian Hulk/John BanneB'ruzz J'onzz (Martian Manhunter + Hulk)
The Fly/Iris Van Dyne (Iris West + The Wasp)
Seahawk/Namora Thol (Hawkgirl + Namora)
Tiger Shark/R'Kuri (Aquaman + Black Panther)
Gamma-Girl/Karen Walters (Powergirl + She-Hulk)
Blue Icon/Freeman Brashier (Icon + Blue Marvel)
Arachknight/Pete Wayne (Batman + Spider-Man)
Bullet-Ant/Scotty West (Wally West + Scott Lang)
Eagle/Donna Wilson (Donna Troy + Falcon)
Mary Miracle/Mary Angela (Mary Marvel + Angela)
The Earth's premiere superhero team. The original seven were formed to stop Black Set's invasion of New Gotham while the Super Squad and Arachknight were nowhere in sight.
SUPER SQUAD: (Superman Family + Fantastic Four)
Mr. SupeKent Richards (Superman + Mr. Fantastic)
Invisible Woman/Lois Storm (Lois Lane + Invisible Woman)
Hotshot/Jimmy Storm (Jimmy Olsen + Human Torch/Johnny Storm)
Scrapmetal/John Henry Grimm (Steel + The Thing)
Ruby/Kara Amaq-El (Supergirl/Kara + Crystal)
Psi-Boy/Connor Richards (Superboy/Connor + Psi-Lord/Franklin Richards)
Brainiac/Joanna Richards (Superboy/Jon + Brainstorm/Valeria Richards)
Once a regular team of individuals who went to explore the vacuums of space before their ship was struck by radiation from an exploding planet. Now with their new solar based abilities, they continue to explore various places while saving the lives of many people; becoming a staple of the superhero community.
GLOBAL FORCE: (Justice League International + Avengers West Coast)
Goldeneye/Clint Carter (Booster Gold + Hawkeye/Clint)
Bluebird/Bobbi Kord (Blue Beetle/Ted + Mockingbird)
Atomic WondeNathaniel Williams (Captain Atom + Wonderman)
Crimson Rocket/Gavril Vanko (Rocket Red/Gavril + Crimson Dynamo/Ivan)
Flare/Pietro da Costa (Fire + Quicksilver)
Coldspell/Wanda Olafsdotter (Ice + Scarlet Witch)
Vortex/Victor Smith (Red Tornado + Vision)
CougaGriri Jiwe McGrant (Vixen + Tigra)
Sunlight II/Kimiyo Yoshida (Dr. Light II/Kimiyo + Sunpyre/Leyu)
Echo/Daisy Santos (Vibe + Quake)
Paladin/Jean Paul SpectoMichael Grant/Jake Lane (Azrael/Jean Paul Valley/Michael Lane + Moon Knight/Marc SpectoStephen Grant/Jake Lockley)
Extension/Ralph Foster (Elongated Man + Goliath)
Running Stark Consolidated and being a member of the Justifiers left the Emerald Knight very busy to protect his own city, Los Estellas. It wasn't until he met the time traveling archer known as Goldeneye that a brilliant idea was created. He secretly formed and funded the new team known as Global Force to look after his city whenever he's busy; while also appointing Goldeneye as team leader.
X-PATROL: (Doom Patrol + X-Men)
X-Ray/Larry Summers (Negative Man + Cyclops)
Menta/Jean Dayton (Mento + Jean Grey)
Ice-Girl/Rita Drake (Elasti-Girl + Iceman)
Drone/Cliff Worthington (Robotman + Archangel)
Beastling/Henry Logan (Beast Boy + Beast)
DoppelgangeMarie De Mille (Gemini + Rogue)
Nightbug/Kurt Schwab (Ambush Bug + Nightcrawler)
Hotstreak/Joshua LeBeau (Tempest + Gambit)
Illusion/Kitty Reynolds (Gypsy + Shadowcat)
Gabriel/Mal Cassidy (Herald + Banshee)
Red Steel/Leonid Rasputin (Red Star + Colossus)
Maelstrom/Meroro (Mera + Storm)
Headmaster Niles Xavier is a Meta-Mutant activist who believes that his people and humanity could coexist, much to the pushback of many. In order to gain the public's trust, he formed a Meta-Mutant team that protects both species while also creating a school for the younger generation to control their abilities.
MIDNIGHT PACT: (Shadowpact/JLD + Midnight Sons)
Doctor Stephen Constantine (John Constantine + Doctor Strange)
Zea (Zatanna Zatara + Clea)
Hex Blade/Jonah Brookes (Jonah Hex + Blade)
GravewalkeSimon Brand (Deadman + Zombie)
Zaragan/Danny Blood (Etrigan/Jason Blood + Ghost RideDanny Ketch)
Hannibal Bennett (Andrew Bennett + Hannibal King)
The Heap/Ted Holland (Swamp Thing + Man-Thing)
Obsidian Knight/Sir Justin Whitman (Shining Knight + Black Knight)
Blue Satan/Daniel Hellstrom (Blue Devil + Hellstrom)
WitchdoctoNommo Drumme (Doctor Mist + Brother Voodoo)
Detective Platypus/T. Boward (Detective Chimp + Howard the Duck)
Emma Bloodgem (Amethyst + Emma Bloodstone)
Jennifer Arcane (Abbie Arcane + Jennifer Kale)
Vampire/Kirk Morbius (Man-Bat + Morbius)
The Living Rag/R'Gan/Rory N. Kantu (Ragman + The Living Mummy)
Madame Harkness/Nimue Harkness (Madame Xanadu + Agatha Harkness)
Wolf/Russell Ketchum (Fang + Werewolf By Night)
The Ancient Phantom/Yóudà (Phantom Stranger + The Ancient One)
The Spirit/Jimmy Blaze (The Spectre/Jim Corrigan + Ghost RideJohnny Blaze)
The premiere supernatural team that fights off all mystical threats that regular superheroes can't handle.
INVADING SOCIETY OF AMERICA: (Justice Society of America + Invaders)
Captain Amazon
Trevor Barnes/Cold Warrior (Colonel Steve Trevor + Bucky/Winter Soldier)
Human Lantern/Alan Hammond (Alan Scott + Jim Hammond)
Quantum/Robert Pratt (Atom/Al Pratt + Marvel Boy/Robert Grayson)
The Whiz/Robert Garrick (Jay Garrick + Whizzer)
Wild TigeTed Ayala (Wildcat/Ted Grant + White TigeHector Ayala)
Midnight Marvel/Daniel McNider (Dr. Mid-Nite + Black Marvel)
Apparition/Dodds (Sandman/Wesley Doods + Vision/Aarkus)
Hour FatheLarry Tyler (Hourman/Rex Tyler + Father Time/Larry Scott)
Black Raven/Claire Drake (Black Canary/Dinah Drake + Black Widow/Claire Voyant)
American Belle/Madeline Lawrence (Liberty Belle + Miss America)
British Steel/Lord Henry Falsworth (Steel/Henry Heywood + Union Jack/James Falsworth)
When the Axis Powers became a global threat, a superhuman draft was enacted and many heroes from across the country came together. Led by Captain Amazon, the Invading Society of America made their mark in the history books for their heroism.
G.U.A.R.D.: (LEGION/REBELS + Guardians of the Galaxy)
Orion Warlock (Orion + Adam Warlock)
Giant Gamora (Big Barda + Gamora)
Mr. StaPete Free (Mister Miracle + Star Lord)
Drax the Infinite (Infinity-Man + Drax)
Bad BadgeRocko (Lobo + Rocket Racoon)
Treeb (Tribulus + Groot)
Green Rocket/Richard Raynor (Kyle Raynor + Nova/Richard Ryder)
Praying Mantis (Forager + Mantis)
Quantum/Wendell Palmer (The Atom/Ray Palmer + Quasar)
G'nosmo (G'Nort + Cosmo the Spacedog)
Star Marvel/Sir ProtectoThom-Varr (Starboy/Starman + Noh-Varr)
StellaGha-Vynn (Starman/Prince Gavyn + Phyla-Vell)
Several Divinians have seen the destructive force that Dark Titan causes among the cosmos so they banded together with various cosmic heroes to protect the galaxy.
MAVERICKS: (Outsiders+Manhattan Defenders/Heroes For Hire)
Hellstrike/Jeff Murdock (Black Lightning + Daredevil)
Element Man/Luke Mason/Rex Cage (Metamorpho + Luke Cage)
Fist of Fate/Kent Rand (Dr. Fate + Iron Fist)
Grace Jones (Grace Choi + Jessica Jones)
Ninjutsu/Elektra Yamashiro (Katana + Elektra)
Shen Long (Richard Dragon + Shang Chi)
Siren/Gabrielle Lopez (Halo + Echo)
Alleycat/Felicia Kyle (Catwoman + Black Cat)
Captain Thunderstrike/Freddy Masterson (Captain Marvel Jr. + Thunderstrike)
Silver Strata/Brion Sablinova (Geo-Force + Silver Sable)
Locomotive/Eric Alvarez (Freight Train + Powerman/ Victor Alvarez)
EspeHeather Briggs (Looker + Moondragon)
After the arrest of White Whale, Metropia soon found itself under the deadly hold of the supernatural terrorist group known as The Thousand Hands. They were eventually pushed back by the original formation of Hellstrike, Element Man, Fist of Fate, Grace Jones, and Ninjutsu.
BIRDS OF LIBERTY: (Birds of Prey + Daughters of Liberty)
Web-Girl/Ghost/Gwen Gordon (Batgirl/Oracle+ Spider-Gwen/Ghost Spider)
Black Raven/Dinah Romanova (Black Canary + Black Widow)
Crosshairs/Helena Bishop (Huntress + Kate Bishop)
Black SpideCassandra Moon (Orphan + Silk)
Arachnia/Jessica Kane (Batwoman + Spider-Woman)
Pursuit/Mercedes "Misty" Montoya (Question/Renne Montoya + Misty Knight)
Judo Wing/Colleen Sato (JudomasteSonia Sato + Colleen Wing)
Agent SmasheKatarina "Cheesecake" Armstrong (Spysmasher + Agent Cheesecake)
Owl/Hank Johnson (Hawk + Cloak)
Lark/Dawn Bowen (Dove + Dagger)
Lady Hawk/Zinda Livingston (Lady Blackhawk + Laura Livingston)
Wild TigeAva Montez (Wildcat/Yolanda Montez + White TigeAva Ayala)
Originally formed by the superheroine trio of Web-Girl, Black Raven, & Crosshairs; these vigilantes bring justice to various cities such as New Gotham and Metropia.
GLOBAL FLIGHT: (Global Guardians + Alpha Flight)
Centurion/Mark Hudson (Centrix + Guardian)
Zan Beaubier (Zan + Northstar)
Jayna Beaubier (Jayna + Aurora)
Mason Tworavens (Manitou Raven + Shaman)
Yowie/Hugh Langkowski (Tasmanian Devil + Sasquatch)
Snow Owl/Narya Littlebird (Owlwoman + Snowbird)
Imp/U'Jene (Impala + Puck)
Mermaid/Marrina Paske (Little Mermaid + Marrina)
After various superhero teams popped up in America, Canada felt it was time for their own. Mark Hudson was a smalltime hero in his native Ontario, Canada before being picked by the government to help lead a team of International Canadian heroes after being warned by the Borealis Twins of an upcoming alien invasion.
LEGION OF SUPERHUMANS: (Legion of Superheroes + Inhumans)
Lightning Bolt/Garthagar Boltanzz (Lightning Lad + Black Bolt)
Stheno/Imralith Amaquelin (Saturn Girl + Medusa)
Psionic Boy/Ahurokk Krinnagon (Cosmic Boy + Ahura Boltagon)
Mesonychid/Gorgin Lontragon (Timber Wolf + Gorgon)
Amphibian/Treep Daggle (Chameleon Boy + Triton)
Solaris/Dirk Pertuz (Sun Boy + Inferno)
Karate MasteKarnal-Armzur (Karate Kid + Karnak)
In the far future of the 30th Century, humanity has surpassed genetically due to aliens and Meta-Mutants breeding; now a new race called the Superhumans are the dominant species. After being inspired by the stories of the Golden Age of Heroes specific the Super Squad, a team of tomorrow was born.
FREEDOM WARRIORS: (Freedom Fighters + New Warriors)
Night Patriot/Sam Taylor (Uncle Sam + Night Thrasher)
FirebringeAngelica Reilly (Firebrand + Firestar)
Osprey/Nita Kendall (Black Condor II + Namorita)
Chain Reaction/Robbie Franklin (Human Bomb II + Speedball)
Micro Man/Zachary Dane (Doll Man II + Microbe)
Apollo/Vance Terrill (The Ray II + Justice)
Lady Silhouette/Sandra Chord (Phantom Lady + Silhouette)
Iron Rage/Elvin Munro (Iron Munro + Rage)
After seeing his parents killed in front of him at young age, Sam Taylor knew that it was time for a change. He would use family's wealth to train himself to near perfection as he got older while maintaining his charity organization. His hard work would pay off when the Spirit of America chose him as it's next avatar, giving him superhuman abilities. Night Patriot would patrol the dark streets on his own until he formed and financed his own super team.
TEEN MUTANTS: (Teen Titans + New Mutants)
Torpedo/Sam Emerson (Damage + Cannonball)
Kismet/Xi'an Joi Wilson (Jericho + Karma)
Heatspot/Isaiah Da Costa (Hotspot + Sunspot)
HarbingeDemonchylde/Rakhil Rasputina (Raven/Demon Raven+ Magik/Darkchylde)
Gridlock/Douglas Stone (Cyborg/Grid + CipheWarlock)
Wolfpath/Rahne Mendez (Pantha + Wolfsbane)
Warbeast/James Wildstar (Baby Wildebeest + Warpath)
Sparks/Jubilee Hawkins (Static + Jubilee)
Lava/Amara Markov (Terra + Magma)
Moonspin/Daphne Moonspin (Dorothy Spinner + Mirage)
FortifieHisako Barragan (Bunker + Armor)
R-23/Scavager II/Rose Kinney (Rose Wilson + Laura Kinney)
The first graduating class of the X-Academy grouped up and formed The Teen Mutants.
YOUNG CHAMPIONS: (Young Justice + Champions)
Red Arachnid/Miles Drake (Red Robin/Tim Drake + Miles Morales)
Ms. StaKourtney Khan (Stargirl + Ms. Marvel)
Green Rocket/Samantha Cruz (Jessica Cruz + Sam Alexander)
Psi-Boy/Connor Richards
StingeBart Pym (Impulse + Nadia Van Dyne)
Mister Martian/Ted Morse (Miss Martian + Hulkling)
Viv Vortex (Red Tornado Earth 2 + Vivian Vision)
Pulse/Mia Williams (Speedy + Ironheart)
Patriot Girl/Cassie Bradley (Wondergirl/Cassie Sandsmark + Patriot/Eli Bradley)
Blue Falcon/Jaime Torres (Blue Beetle/Jaime Reyes + Falcon II/Joaquin Torres)
ATOMIC/Amadeus Kho (OMAC/Kevin Kho + Amadeus Cho)
Missile/Raquel Chavez (Rocket + America Chavez)
After countless fighting between the adult superheroes, a group of teenage heroes decided to take matters into their own hands. The original team consisted of Red Arachnid, Ms. Star, Green Rocket, Stinger, and Psi-Boy.
THE SAVAGES: (The Outlaws + Savage Avengers/Thunderbolts 2013)
Red Vain/Jason Thompson (Red Hood + Agent Venom)
U.S. Amazon/Artemis Walker (Artemis + U.S.Agent)
Brunt/Richards Kent (Bizarro + Brute)
Poolnoodle/Wade "Eel" O'Brien (Plastic Man + Deadpool)
Ninjutsu/Elektra Yamaahiro (Katana+ Elektra Natchios)
El Fantasma/Chato Reyes (El Diablo/Chato Santana + Ghost RideRobbie Reyes)
ExecutioneAdrian Castle (Vigilante/Adrian Chase + Punisher)
Armory/Roy Rhodes (Arsenal + War Machine)
Ka-Mandi/Travis Plunder (Warlord/Kamandi + Ka-Zar)
Huli Jing (Cheshire + Domino)
Deathclaw/Slade Howlett (Deathstroke + Wolverine)
Red General/Wade Ross (The General + Red Hulk)
Red Vain formed his own lethal strike force team after learning that several villains were arms dealing in the Skavage Land and decided to put an end to it.
HONORABLE MENTIONS:
METAL PACK: (Metal Men + Power Pack)
Gold/Alexander Magnum (Gold + Zero G)
Platinum/Katherine Magnum (Platinum + Energizer)
Iron/Jack Magnum (Iron + Mass Master)
Tin/Franklin Magnum (Tin + Tattletale)
Lead/Whitley Magnum (Lead + Kofi Whitmane)
Mercury/Julie Magnum (Mercury + Lightspeed)
Bolivar Magnum suffered the loss of his children due to a violent Meta-Mutant and in his grief, he created artificially intelligent robot children. Each robot child represents a different metal from the periodic table which makes them formidable against any kind of threat. Magnum filled their heads with xenophobia towards Meta-Mutants and set them after the X-Patrol. After a heart to heart exchange from Beastling, the Metal Pack turned on their father and became allies to the X-Patrol, before Magnum self destructed them.
THE FOUNDATION: (Superman's Authority + Future Foundation)
Mr. Super
Scrapmetal
Sun Brand/Andrew Connell (Starbrand/Ken Connell + Apollo)
Midnight Mask/Keith Trent (Midnighter + Nightmask)
Succubus/DevoureBobbi Moon (Enchantress + Sentry)
Miss Scrapmetal/Natasha Deering (Steel II/Natasha Irons + Miss Thing/Darla Deering)
Lightfox/Seros (Lightray + Starfox)
Moleculon/Nathaniel Reece (Neutron + Molecule Man)
Hooligan/Manchester Braddock (Manchester Black + Psylocke)
Grokk, the Living Dragon (Grokk, the Living Gargoyle + Dragon Man)
After the superhero and Meta-Mutant community were divided after much infighting, Mr. Super knew that the world still needed a super team to keep humanity safe. He and Scrapmetal went recruiting various super people who fit the cause.
THE NEW SUPER SQUAD (Not really an amalgam but I still wanted to add it)
Arachknight
Martian Hulk
Zaragan
Deathclaw/Slade Howlett (Deathstroke + Wolverine)
After the Super Squad disappeared after an invention created by Alexander Von Doom, an emergency team was called in. Though the four heroes didn't see eye to eye, they made one hell of a team.

Arachknight/Pete Wayne (Batman + Spider-Man)
New Gotham Guild (Gotham Knights + Web-Warriors)
WeaveNight-SpideBen Grayson (Nightwing + Scarlet SpideBen Reilly)
Web-Girl/Ghost/Gwen Gordon (Batgirl/Oracle + Spider-Gwen/Madame Web)
Agent Red/Jason Thompson (Red Hood + Agent Venom)
Red Arachnid/Miles Drake (Red Robin + Miles Morales)
WeaveDamian Kaine (Damian Wayne + Kaine)
Black SpideCassandra Moon (Orphan + Silk)
Arachnia/Jessica Kane (Batwoman/Katherine Kane + Spider-Woman/Jessica Drew)
Web-Girl III/Hunting SpideMayday Wayne (Helena Wayne + Mayday Parker)
Web-GlideDhavit Prabhakar (Batwing/David Zavimbe + Spider-Man India/Pavitr Prabhakar)
Diode/Margo Thomas (Signal + Spider-Byte)
Web-Girl II/Carrie Corazon (Carrie Kelly + Araña)
Arachknight and his Guild patrol the cities of New Gotham and Queenhaven (Gotham + New York) (Bludhaven + Queens)
ALLIES:
Paladin/Jean Paul SpectoMichael Grant/Jake Lane (Azrael/Jean Paul Valley/Michael Lane + Moon Knight/Marc SpectoStephen Grant/Jake Lane)
CophunteHobie Pham (Clownhunter + Spider-Punk/Hobie Brown)
Fortune/Sarah Brown (Spoiler + Jackpot/Sara Ehret)
Arachknight 2099/Miguel McGuinness (Batman Beyond + Spider-Man 2099)
Bogey/Ryder Mulligan (Creeper + Toxin)
Heart-Attack/Elias Khan (Ghostmaker + Cardiac)
Wraith/Yin Watanabe (Ellen Yin + Yuri Watanabe)
New Gotham Police Department (GCPD + NYPD)
Commissioner George Gordon (Commissioner Gordon + Captain Stacy)
Stanley Bullock (Harvey Bullock + Stanley Carter)
NGPD's Finest
The Daily Gazette (Gotham Gazette + Daily Bugle)
Gillian J.B. Jameson (Gillian B. Loeb + J. Jonah Jameson)
Ned Bennett (Ethan Bennett + Ned Leeds)
Victoria "Vicki" Brant (Vicki Vale + Betty Brant)
The Daily Gazette's staff
Wayne Industries (Wayne Enterprise + Parker Industries)
Lucius Robertson (Lucius Fox + Robbie Robertson)
The Moth/Luke Robertson (Batwing/Luke Fox + The Hornet/Randy Robertson)
The Robertsons run Wayne Industries while Arachknight focuses on crme fighting.
Mary St. Cloud (Silver St. Cloud + Mary Jane)
Uncle Ben Pennyworth (Alfred Pennyworth + Uncle Ben)
May Thompkins-Pennyworth (Leslie Thompkins + May Parker)
Lacey the Spider-Hound (Ace the Bathound + Ms. Lion)
BIRDS OF LIBERTY: (Birds of Prey + Daughters of Liberty)
Web-Girl/Ghost
Black Raven/Dinah Romanova (Black Canary + Black Widow)
Crosshairs/Helena Bishop (Huntress + Kate Bishop)
Black Spider
Arachnia
Pursuit/Mercedes "Misty" Montoya (Question/Renne Montoya + Misty Knight)
Judo Wing/Colleen Sato (JudomasteSonia Sato + Colleen Wing)
Agent SmasheKatarina "Cheesecake" Armstrong (Spysmasher + Agent Cheesecake)
Owl/Hank Johnson (Hawk + Cloak)
Lark/Dawn Bowen (Dove + Dagger)
Lady Hawk/Zinda Livingston (Lady Blackhawk + Laura Livingston)
Wild TigeAva Montez (Wildcat/Yolanda Montez + White TigeAva Ayala)
Originally formed by the superheroine trio of Web-Girl, Black Raven, & Crosshairs; these vigilantes bring justice to various cities such as New Gotham and Metropia
MAVERICKS: (Outsiders+Manhattan Defenders/Heroes For Hire)
Hellstrike/Jeff Murdock (Black Lightning + Daredevil)
Element Man/Luke Mason/Rex Cage (Metamorpho + Luke Cage)
Fist of Fate/Kent Rand (Dr. Fate + Iron Fist)
Grace Jones (Grace Choi + Jessica Jones)
Ninjutsu/Elektra Yamashiro (Katana + Elektra)
Shen Long (Richard Dragon + Shang Chi)
Siren/Gabrielle Lopez (Halo + Echo)
Alleycat/Felicia Kyle (Catwoman + Black Cat)
Captain Thunderstrike/Freddy Masterson (Captain Marvel Jr. + Thunderstrike)
Silver Strata/Brion Sablinova (Geo-Force + Silver Sable)
Locomotive/Eric Alvarez (Freight Train + Powerman/Victor Alvarez)
EspeHeather Briggs (Looker + Moondragon)
Hell's Slum (Suicide Slums + Hell's Kitchen)
Harland (Freeland + Harlem
Metropia (Metropolis + Latveria)
City of Kun'bat (Nanda Parbat + Kun'Lun)
Tower of Immortality (Tower of Fate + Tree of Immortality)
Symkovia (Markovia + Symkaria)
Night DoctoLinda Balcescu (Crime Doctor + Night Nurse) The team's personal doctor
Peter Gambit (Peter Gambi + Stick) Hellstrike's adopted blind father who taught him martial arts, he's also a tailor.
After the arrest of White Whale, Metropia soon found itself under the deadly hold of the supernatural terrorist group known as The Thousand Hands. They were eventually pushed back by the original formation of Hellstrike, Element Man, Fist of Fate, Grace Jones, and Ninjutsu.
OTHERS:
ExecutioneAdrian Castle (Vigilante/Adrian Chase + Punisher)
ExecutioneBurt Welles (Alan Welles + Hitman/Burt Kenyon)
ExecutioneDave Cruz (Dave Winston + Carlos Cruz)
ExecutioneLynn Trayce (Patricia Trayce + Lynn Michaels)
ExecutioneNigel Powell (Justin Powell + Outlaw/Nigel Higgins)
ExecutioneRachel Chase (Dorian Chase + Rachel Cole)
HackeLinus Marshall (Hacker Files + Microchip)
Bloodshot/J.R. DuBois (Bloodsport + Shotgun)
Hit-Monke/Tommy Monaghan (HitMan + Hit Monkey)
Mr. Chance/Bryce Chance (Human Target/Christopher Chance + Bryce Fowler)
Peace/Christopher Bourne (Peacemaker + Solo)
Pitbull/Eddie Wheeler (Wild Dog + Payback)
ENEMIES:
Arkhamcroft Asylum (Arkham Asylum + Ravencroft Institute)
Holiday/Julian Turner (Calendar Man + Mindworm)
Tophat/Maynard Tetch (Mad Hatter + Ringmaster)
Hugo Warren (Hugo Strange + Jackal)
Tengu/Elliot Osborne (Hush + Harry Osborne)
The Tinkerer and Scarface/Phineas Wesker (The Ventriloquist/Scarface + The Tinkerer)
CleaveCletus Zsasz (Victor Zsasz + Carnage)
Wail/Margaret Barrison (Magpie + Shriek)
Vampire/Dr. Kirk Morbius (Man-Bat + Morbius)
The Asylum Six (Arkham Asylum Inmates + Sinister Six)
Doctor Nautilus/Otto Fries (Mr. Freeze + Doctor Octopus)
Doctor Nautilus/Otto Fries (Mr. Freeze + Doctor Octopus)
Crow/Adrian Crane (Scarecrow + Vulture)
Zeus/Maximilian Dillion (Maxie Zeus + Electro)
Enigma/Quentin Nashton (Riddler + Mysterio)
Clayman/Basil Baker (Clayface + Sandman)
Shock Wave/Lester Schultz (Electrocutioner + Shocker)
GatoWaylon Connors (Killer Croc+Lizard)
Carcass/Solomon Systevich (Solomon Grundy + Rhino)
Duality/Harvey Li (Two Face + Mr. Negative)
DeathstalkeMac Lynns (Firefly + Scorpion)
Innocent/Jane Smerdyakov (Jane Doe + Chameleon)
Blackgate Island (Blackgate Penitentiary + Ryker's Island)
Ezekiel Cain (David Cain + Ezekiel Sims)
The Outlaw/Aaron Armstrong (The General/Anarky II + The ProwleAaron Davis)
Iceberg/Lonnie Cobblepot (Penguin + Tombstone)
The Hint/Aaron Brown (Cluemaster + The Answer)
Getaway Sticks/Montgomery Day (Getaway Mastermind + Stilt-Man)
Silver Thorne/Silvio Thorne (Rupert Thorne + Silvermane)
Falcone Maggia (Falcone Crime Family + Maggia)
Vincent "Don Roman" Falcone (Carmine Falcone + Don Vincente Fortunato)
Giacomo "Gimmy-6" Falcone (Mario Falcone + Giacomo "Jimmy-6" Fortunato)
Valentine/Richard Falcone (Holiday/Alberto Falcone + Rose/Richard Fisk)
Crime Designer (The Designer + Crimemaster)
Blockhead/Roland Martello (Blockbuster II + Hammerhead)
Johnny Jigsaw/Johnny Russo (Johnny Stitches + Jigsaw)
Mafioso/Foswell Sionis (Black Mask + Big Man)
Enforcers Three (Terrible Trio + Enforcers)
Fancy Fox/Daniel Lawford (Fox + Fancy Dan)
Ostrich Montana (Jackson Lydecker) (Vulture + Montana)
Shark/Raymond Hardwick (Shark + Ox)
Belle Raft (Belle Reve + The Raft)
Vain/Eduardo Brock (Bane + Venom)
Nightshade/Adriana Isley (Poison Ivy + Spider-Queen)
Spotlight/Abner Ohnn (Polka Dot Man + The Spot)
Dr. Molt/Mark Sartorius (Dr. Phospherous + Molten Man)
Rodent/Otis Whelan (Ratcatcher + Vermin)
Lion/Thomas Blake Fireheart (Catman + Puma)
Killer Bug/Drury Jenkins (Killer Moth + Beetle)
Blindspot/Dex Lawton (Deadshot + Bullseye)
Slayer Court (Court of Owls + Spider-Slayers)
Lincoln Smythe (Lincoln March + Spencer Smythe)
Tarantula/William Smythe (Talon/William Cobb + Ultimate Spider-SlayeAlistair Smythe)
Guild of Shadows (League of Assassins + The Assassins Guild)
Kraven Al Ghul (Ra's Al Ghul + Kraven the Hunter)
Ana Al Ghul (Talia Al Ghul + Anastasia Kravinoff)
Pesticide/Damian Kaine Clone (Heretic + Spidercide)
The Gremlin/Jack Osborne (Joker + Green Goblin)
Harley Goblin/Harleen Kingsley (Harley Quinn + Hobgoblin)
Kaos/Gabriel Machin (Anarky + Kindred/Gabriel Stacy)
The Gremlin's DaughteSarah Dent (Joker's Daughter + Sarah Stacy)
Phooka/Alexis Urich (Punchline + Green Goblin/Phil Urich)
White Whale/Tobias Fisk (Tobias Whale + Kingpin)
Typhoid/Sy Walker (Syonide + Typhoid Mary)
FearmongeDelbert Cranston (Spellbinder + Mister FeaLawrence Cranston)
Warbomb/Simpson (Wardog + Nuke)
Cornell Stagg (Simon Stagg + Cottonmouth)
Back Tattoo/Mark Stryker (Tattooed Man + Diamondback)
Golden Man/Roger Killgrave (Psycho Pirate + Purple Man)
The Thousand Hands (The 1000 + The Hand)

I hope this letter finds you well. To begin, I was drawn to this topic through social media posts that shared dozens of records detailing the abuse and deaths of hundreds of children in these therapy programs. I have often wondered, how can these programs be allowed to cause this amount of trauma to teens and children? This inspired me to look deeper into the troubled teen industry and understand why paid “caregivers” have put so many in danger. If we want to protect the wellbeing of these teens, we must find a solution to regulating these industries. Without increased laws and regulations we continue to place America’s children into potential death traps. Now what is a wilderness therapy program? Wilderness therapy programs, on the surface, seem like a promising solution for troubled teens, offering a blend of nature immersion and psychiatric support. However, the roots of the troubled teen industry date back to the 1970s, with reports of abuse surfacing early on. Shockingly, despite decades of outcry and documentation of fatalities, political inertia persists, and federal oversight remains lacking. It is understandable that parents want their children to be happy, respectful, and well-mannered. However, in an attempt to do what is right for their struggling child, parents may turn to the troubled teen industry. Currently, according to the American Bar Association, there are thousands of teenagers in these programs within the U.S, programs that often induce trauma and abuse, even causing the deaths of their children. So, why do parents continue to put their children into these programs? Is the fear of losing the “perfect” family leading parents to enrolling their children into these troubled teens’ wilderness programs? So why do parents enroll their children in these awful facilities? Simple answer: manipulation. The troubled teen industry (TTI) often manipulates parents through a series of insidious tactics. For instance, leveraging fear by exaggerating the risks associated with a child's behavior and creating a sense of imminent danger. Isolation tactics further reinforce this urgency, convincing parents that the facility is their sole recourse. These industries hire workers framed as “education consultants” that utilize high-pressure sales strategies to exploit parental anxiety, and present their TTI program as the only viable option. In an article by USAtoday, reporters held interviews of parents and teens who experienced a TTI program at Evoke, a Utah facility. "I was just an anxious mom. I loved (Katelyn) to death," Tessie, Katelyn’s mom, says, "I was so desperate and desperately wanting to save my child from herself" (USAtoday). Programs offer promises of rapid transformation and they prey on parental desperation for quick, easy fixes. Emotional manipulation adds another layer, playing on a parents guilt and insecurity. By showcasing selective success stories and controlling information flow, they obscure potential risks and alternatives. Stigmatizing the child's behavior further pressures parents into compliance, painting their facility as the sole refuge from societal judgment. "’[Evoke] just made it seem like (she was) such a rotten kid and that she couldn't come home after the wilderness program,’ Tessie says, instead [Evoke suggested] Katelyn go to an aftercare program” (USAtoday). In this web of manipulation, parents often find themselves coerced into decisions they later regret, unaware of the nuanced realities obscured by these tactics. In an article from the “Cafemoms” blog titled My Daughter Was a Victim of the 'Troubled Teen' Industry & It Haunts Me to This Day, a mother recounts her perspective of the tactics used by Island View (IV) treatment center to send her sixteen year old daughter to their facilities. “We trusted the [education consultant] when he said IV was the best program in the country and the best fit for Colleen. What the [education consultant] didn’t tell us was that the reason so many IV grads did so well after graduation is because nearly all of them went straight from IV to another residential treatment”(Cafemoms). Despite this, there is still hope for change. Imprint News wrote an article that focused on recent protests and youth advocates who were pushing congress to introduce new laws. Specifically, they discussed the Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act. A main advocacy group aiming at these lawmakers is Breaking Code Silence, a group dedicated to advocating for young people who had experienced harm in a youth treatment center (Imprint News). Their main goal is to pass a Bill of Rights for all children in youth treatment centers (Imprint News). The article also mentions that Breaking Code Silence wants children to have guaranteed protection from physical restraint and monitored phone calls. They further require that children are provided with all the basic necessities (Imprint News). Paris Hilton, a well-known celebrity, discussed in a Washington post article when she was 16 years old when she was taken from her home by two men. This was a result of her parents signing her up for a teen wilderness program (Hilton). Hilton describes that she was beaten and malnourished throughout her time at a Utah Facility. In October 2021, she partnered with Breaking Code Silence and pushed for a reform that was signed into law last April (Hilton). In Utah, it is now mandatory for treatment centers to document any time that staff used physical restraint (Hilton). Immediately following they have to submit these reports to the Utah Office of Licensing (Hilton). It also prohibits programs from sedating residents or using mechanical restraints, such as handcuffs and chains (Hilton). Therefore, this proves that reforms can be implemented and that it is important to continue the fight for more. Without regulations these programs can run rampant and place hundreds of children in danger. Continuing to protest, collaborate with government officials, and raise awareness can, and will, eventually stop the persistence of these programs. Enforcing reports and proper care through the law is the only way to give teens struggling with mental illnesses in these programs a fighting chance to recover. On the other hand, supporters of the troubled teen industry have used studies and research to prove the effectiveness of these programs, one example being RedCliff Ascent. RedCliff Ascent is a wilderness therapy program that claims the effectiveness of wilderness therapy. In 2005, this company hired a researcher to study families and adolescents 2 years after the program. The results found that over 90% of adolescents found wilderness therapy as effective and 83% of adolescents were doing better. In another study by Dr. Steve Aldana, it was found that 91.4% of children experienced clinically significant improvement six months post program. The counter argument presented by RedCliff Ascent is not only biased as the research was initiated from a wilderness therapy company, but they do not provide a sample size. This is important because when making conclusive statements such as “Over 90% of adolescents contacted perceived wilderness therapy as effective” they could be talking about six out of seven children or two hundred out of two hundred twenty (RedCliff Ascent). Through further research, the same results can be presented without the use of wilderness therapy. An article by the American Psychology Association (APA) titled “Better options for troubled teens” presents a series of studies and programs that was created to help adolescents. These programs focus on community-based activities, activities to help connect teenagers with their parents, and activities that align with the teens interests. This includes computer labs, dance studios, and machine shops. These programs have found significant success in decreasing the amount of juvenile offenders from 50% to 4% in an area of Connecticut (APA). It did this by helping teens take accountability and understand their actions. It utilized role play, writing assignments, and guided discussions between the teens. Overall, the troubled teen industry has caused abuse, trauma, and death to many children across the United States. It is a trap for children and a trick for desperate parents. Through the personal stories from teens and parents, reports of mistreatment, and protests it can easily be seen the impact and the importance of preventing this industry from expanding, instead increasing regulations and transparency to protect America’s children. To keep these children safe it is imperative that everyone works together to enact legislation. Your support matters to keep America’s children protected.
Sincerely, A high school student trying to make positive change
Works Cited Brennan, Caleb, et al. “Youth Advocates Again Push Congress to Crack Down on ‘Troubled Teen’ Industry.” The Imprint, 19 Aug. 2022, Date Accessed Mar. 2 imprintnews.org/top-stories/youth-advocates-congress-troubled-teen-industry/67243.
DeAngelis, Tori. “Better Options for Troubled Teens.” https://www.apa.org, www.apa.org/monito2011/12/troubled-teens. Accessed Feb. 19
Hilton, Paris. “America’s ‘Troubled Teen Industry’ Needs Reform so Kids Can Avoid the Abuse I Endured.” Washington Post, 22 Oct. 2021, Date Accessed Feb. 5 www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/10/18/paris-hilton-child-care-facilities-a Buse-reform.
Krebs, Catherine E. Five Facts About the Troubled Teen Industry. 22 Oct. 2021 Date Accessed Apr. 23 www.americanbar.org/groups/litigation/resources/newsletters/childrens-rights/five-facts-about-troubled-teen-industry.
Moniuszko, Sara M. “Wilderness therapy was supposed to help these ‘troubled teens.’ It traumatized them instead.” UsaToday, 8 Dec. 2022, Date Accessed Apr. 15 www.usatoday.com/in-depth/life/health-wellness/2022/12/08/wilderness-therapy-troubled-teen-industry/9890694002.
Parenting, baby names, celebrities, and royal news CafeMom.com. 14 Oct. 2022, Date Accessed Apr. 19 https://cafemom.com/parenting/troubled-teen-industry-island-view
RedCliff Ascent. “Does Wilderness Therapy Work?” Wilderness Therapy for Teens Needing Mental Health Treatment RedCliff Ascent, 10 Jan. 2023, Date Acessed Feb. 21 www.redcliffascent.com/wilderness-therapy-program/does-wilderness-therapy-work

I think one of the worst aspects of the early S3 experience is that it can take a long time to collect enough new cards that you can actually build a new, viable deck. The free S3 card is nice when you're just one card away from building a deck you want to play, but isn't ideal when you want 2-3 cards that work together. It can be especially frustrating when you start unlocking S4/S5 cards but are missing several of the complementary pieces for their decks.
So my idea would be for SD to provide several 5-card booster packs that contain synergistic cards and allow players to choose one for free. Here are a few package ideas I put together (some are a stretch, but I tried to avoid duplicates):

• Shuri: Shuri, Sauron, Red Skull, Typhoid Mary, Taskmaster
• Junk: Sentry, The Hood, Debrii, Green Goblin, Daredevil
• SHIELD: Quinjet, Maria Hill, Agent Coulson, Nick Fury, Mirage
• Destroy: Deadpool, Venom, Death, Arnim Zola, Destroyer
• Negative: Psylocke, Mr Negative, Jane Foster, Wong, Magik
• Classic Discard: Colleen Wing, Dracula, Helicarrier, Gambit, Silver Samurai
• Hela: Hela, Ghost Rider, Black Cat, Giganto, Hellcow
• C2: Cerebro, Mystique, Shadow King, Goose, Negasonic
• C3: Cerebro, Mystique, Valkyrie, Quake, Bast
• C5: Cerebro, Dr Doom, Captain Marvel, Spider-Man, Polaris
• Toxic Surfer: Silver Surfer, Brood, Absorbing Man, Hazmat, Sera
• Ramp: Wave, Electro, Magneto, Leader, Sandman
• Patriot/Zoo: Patriot, Dazzler, Ultron, Wasp, Shanna

Today, even if you really want to pick up and play S5 cards like Loki or Annihilus, you either have to play suboptimal versions of their decks or spend 2-3 months picking up the complementary pieces through free cards and natural progression. With these, players could immediately start playing new archetypes that can compete with players that have much larger collections and have some more direction as they start building out their collections.
This could be introduced today and would benefit newer players more since they'd have fewer cards in their collection, they would have minimal impact on how quickly players complete S3, and it could be a rotating option in the shop since SD seems to love doing that.

14 hours ago i smoked a pack of cigarettes and that was the last ones https://www.reddit.com/stopsmoking/s/3ZvgbNw2ot
Then I face my biggest cravings and faught it hard and succeeded https://www.reddit.com/stopsmoking/s/xusww5YUI9

Good evening, ladies, gentlemen & nonbinary friends!
Let me lead here by apologizing; it's been a long six weeks here in the Emerald City and that's caused me to be remiss with my thanks to the community!
So, without any further ado, thank you to each of the following individuals:

• Boomer1717 (×2): For you cool artcard from the Metropolitan Museum of Art and for the Epcot card to share in turn. To be fair, I honestly hadn't considered that someone would choose to loot the gift store rather than steal one of the masterworks housed there, if given the opportunity! And I will very much share the Epcot card in turn; it just needs to eventually tell me where it's forever home will be!
• talkingishard33: For the lovely O'Keefe artcard, also from the Met. And I heartened to read that we've made a philatelist out of you, yet!
• eriszt: For the absolutely adorable wedding card depicting you & your husband—as well as for the awesome Paris 2024 Olympic stamp that I've had my eyes on for some time... Congratulations again on your wedding, I hope you all enjoyed your honeymoon & in the time between now & your very first anniversary (lol), I wish you years of happiness, both!
• notthemonth: For the stunning Hubble postcard! And indeed, the universe is a masterpiece whose beauty is fractal!
• t3ctim (×2): For the cool vintage maxicard of what has to be one of the most photorealistic paintings I've ever seen, as well as for the additional Y2K vintage maxicard! And did you know that not only is Canberra your Washington, but that it was even designed by an American architect? And not just any American architect, but a student of the American architect, too!
• purpleroots: For the interesting vintage postcard from San Francisco! San Francisco's always been fascinating to me, as I've always seen it as the closest my home has to a twin city on the West Coast... (Please let me know if you disagree, of course!)
• saucermagnolia: For the striking tourist card of Gateway Arch National Park, complete with a park passport stamp! And thanks also for the completely useless fact regarding the aircraft warning light, I'm—no lie—a connoisseur of such facts, as they come in handy all too often playing trivia!
• floofysuggestions (×2): For the vintage Hawaiian viewcard & the additional The Prisoner postcard! It's fun to think back to an era when the bounty of fruit being presented by the Native Hawaiian woman in the card would've been completely unknown to the average American... 😂
• melhen16: For the mermaid card, bedecked with mermaid stickers! And I very much understand when you speak to your flair likely not equaling anywhere near your actual number of cards sent...
• boyegcs: For the bee-e-a-utiful thank-you card! I'll give BrainDead a lookup, but otherwise I have to compliment you on The Expanse & The Sopranos—excellent taste!
• oceanfrenn: For the Your Name postcard. And your "bad habit" of starting a lot of books at the same time is most certainly better than mine of just continually buying books before making no progress in reading them all!
• keqani: For the classic Studio Ghibli card! Congrats again on having long since joined the solid-flare gang!
• hispanglotexan: For the homemade Earth Day card! And yeah, not owning a card requires more intentionality than does possessing one, but it works where I live, because I choose to seek out walkable areas!
• grasshopper2231 (×2): For the cosmic solar eclipse postcard—and corresponding commemorative stamp that I'd been hoping I'd one day receive—as well as for the additional vintage postcard of Durham Castle & Cathedral! Lastly, thank you as well for the Sagan quote; this one's proven core to my general outlook for as long as I can remember: "The universe seems neither benign nor hostile, merely indifferent to the concerns of such puny creatures as we are."
• outofjail142: For the oversized & square Goodall Institute card! Fun fact: I taught myself to read from issues of National Geographc & so, Dr Goodall's exploits contained therein have always fascinated me, too! Also, thanks for allowing me to see Australia Post's fascinating "Card Only" rate firsthand!
• ColleenES: For the fascinating, homemade bluejay card! And I heartily agree, it is fun to do the impossible!
• mangocheesecakegurl: For the samurai postcard, the lovely vignette making Fukuoka down as a place I need to visit in Japan & for the very first stamps I've received from your country!
• korewrites: For the artist original postcard you sent! And indeed, I did love it—sufficiently so too that I purchased a set myself from the artist's website! (Now, I just wish that fewer people on PC were insistent that they just wanted viewcards... ugh.)
• adoreible95 (×2): For two cards filled with puns—the absolute highest form of humor, just ask Pythagoras—one of which was a birthday card!
• inlandermaps: For your topographic postcard of Newfoundland & Labrador! And yes, I actually saw Come From Away on Broadway during its original run!

And finally, thank you very much to raspberrypoppyseed—USPS worked their magic: the missing, misaddressed card!
Again, thank you all very much for your cards & thank you all for being members of the /RandomActsofCards community!
Otherwise, I'll try to be less delinquent with my thanks in the future... 😅

MCU's The Avengers: Iron Man, Captain America (Steve Rogers), Thor, Hulk (Dr. Bruce Banner aka Smart Hulk), Black Widow (Natasha Romanoff), Hawkeye (Clint Barton), Falcon (Sam Wilson), War Machine, Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver, Vision (White Vision), Black Panther (T'Challa), Winter Soldier (Bucky Barnes), Ant-Man (Scott Lang), Wasp (Hope van Dyne), Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, and Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers)
MCU's Guardians of the Galaxy: Star-Lord, Gamora, Drax, Rocket Racoon, Groot, Yondu, Nebula, Mantis, Kraglin, and Cosmo the Spacedog
MCU's The Defenders: Luke Cage, Iron Fist, Daredevil, Jessica Jones, The Punisher, Elektra, Misty Knight, and Colleen Wing
Other MCU Heroes: Rescue (Pepper Potts), Wong, Valkyrie, Korg, Shuri, Okoye, and M'Baku
vs.
Ultron (with All six infinity stones (Power, Space, Reality, Soul, Time, and Mind (from What If...)) and 500,000 Ultron Sentinels
Who would win the battle?

Hi all! I recently started a new job with early morning starting hours. I'd like to look nice when I arrive to work, but won’t have the time to do a full face.
About me: Pale, cool toned Oily, but controlled/clear acne prone skin
I need recommendations for easy products to throw on. It would be great if said products were drugstore, but if the product is a “holy grail” then I’d be open to investing.
I’m interested in trying products like the Dr Jart Cicapair treatment because it seems efficient in brightening without feeling like makeup. Does anyone recommend this, or have similar recommendations?
I’m also wondering if there is a similar product to the Dr Jart but for under eyes? I’ve heard the colleen rothschild illuminating eye cream is good. Again, has anyone tried this, or does anyone have similar product recommendations?
Wearing concealebase makeup early in the morning with power feels too heavy for me, and I need the convenience of a product to realistically use it. Ideally, it would be great if I didn’t have to set the product.
Thank you!🫶

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Daredevil (1995-1998):
George Clooney as Matt Murdock/Daredevil
Courtney Thorne-Smith as Karen Page
Judd Nelson as Franklin "Foggy" Nelson
William Baldwin as James Wesley
Yaphet Kotto as Ben Urich
Dean Stockwell as Leland Owlsley
Mercedes Ruehl as Vanessa Marianna-Fisk
Victoria Rowell as Dr. Claire Temple
Brian Dennehy as Wilson Fisk/Kingpin
Bruce Willis as Frank Castle/Punisher
Carl Lumbly as Blake Tower
Laura San Giacomo as Elektra Natchios/Elektra
Stockard Channing as Maggie Grace
Aasif Mandvi as Rahul "Ray" Nadeem
Robert Downey Jr. as Benjamin PoindexteBullseye
Jack Palance as Stick
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Jessica Jones (1995-1999):
Marisa Tomei as Jessica Jones
Ving Rhames as Luke Cage
Bridget Fonda as Patricia "Trish" Walker
Matt Dillon as Frank Simpson
Bridgette Wilson-Sampras as Hope Shlottman
Khalil Kain as Malcolm Ducasse
Anne Archer as Jeri Hogarth
Charles Shaughnessy as Kilgrave
Benjamin Bratt as Oscar Arocho
Dennis Dun as Pryce Cheng
Embeth Davidtz as Inez Green
Faye Dunaway as Alisa Jones
David Schwimmer as Erik Gelden
Adrienne Barbeau as Kith Lyonne
Matthew Modine as Gregory Sallinger
Cynda Williams as Zaya Okonjo
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Luke Cage (1996-1998):
Ving Rhames as Luke Cage
Clifton Powell as Cornell "Cottonmouth" Stokes
Stacey Dash as Mercedes "Misty" Knight
Andy García as Hernan "Shades" Alvarez
Julius Carry III as Willis StrykeDiamondback
Victoria Rowell as Dr. Claire Temple
Nichelle Nichols as Mariah Stokes-Dillard
Robin Givens as Tilda Johnson
Don Cheadle as John McIveBushmaster
Ming-Na Wen as Colleen Wing
Ethan Hawke as Danny Rand/Iron Fist
Carl Lumbly as Blake Tower
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Iron Fist (1997-1998):
Chris O'Donnell as Danny Rand/Iron Fist
Ming-Na Wen as Colleen Wing
Adam Baldwin as Ward Meachum
Brooke Shields as Joy Meachum
Jimmy Smits as Bakuto
Mark Dacascos as Davos
Richard Belzer as Harold Meachum
Stacey Dash as Mercedes "Misty" Knight
Nastassja Kinski as "Typhoid Mary" Walker
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The Defenders (1997; Miniseries):
George Clooney as Matt Murdock/Daredevil
Marisa Tomei as Jessica Jones
Ving Rhames as Luke Cage
Chris O'Donnell as Danny Rand/Iron Fist
Khalil Kain as Malcolm Ducasse
Judd Nelson as Franklin "Froggy" Nelson
Ming-Na Wen as Colleen Wing
Stacey Dash as Mercedes "Misty" Knight
Jimmy Smits as Bakuto
Bridget Fonda as Patricia "Trish" Walker
Courtney Thorne-Smith as Karen Page
Laura San Giacomo as Elektra Natchios/Elektra
Victoria Rowell as Dr. Claire Temple
Jack Palance as Stick
Julie Newmar as Alexandra Reid
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The Punisher (1998-1999):
Bruce Willis as Frank Castle/Punisher
Steve Buscemi as David Lieberman/Micro
Kyle MacLachlan as Billy Russo/Jigsaw
Sarita Choudhury as Dinah Madani
Matthew Lillard as Lewis Wilson
Howard Hesseman as William Rawlins III
Mykelti Williamson as Curtis Hoyle
David Duchovny as Sam Stein
Holly Hunter as Sarah Lieberman
Courtney Thorne-Smith as Karen Page
Michael Madsen as John Pilgrim
Janine Turner as Krista Dumont
Rachael Leigh Cook as Amy Bendix

https://www.archives.gov/press/press-releases/2024/nr24-27
Millions of Historical Records Held by the National Archives to be Digitized and Made Accessible Through Public-Private Collaboration
The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) today announced a new multiyear agreement with Ancestry to digitize, index, and publish tens of millions of historical United States records, previously unavailable online.
“The National Archives is the nation’s record keeper, and we hold billions of stories in our collection. Our mission is to preserve, protect, and share those stories with all Americans,” said Dr. Colleen Shogan, Archivist of the United States. “Our collaboration with Ancestry is a great example of a public-private partnership. By working together, we will digitize millions of records from our holdings and make them available to the public.”
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Howard Hochhauser, Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer at Ancestry, signs an official agreement with Dr. Colleen Shogan, Archivist of the United States, at a signing event at the National Archives Building on Wednesday, May 8, 2024, in Washington, DC. The signing marks the official agreement between Ancestry and the National Archives and Records Administration. National Archives photo by John Valceanu
The records to be digitized include U.S. military morning reports from World War II; Selective Service draft cards covering the post–World War II draft registration between 1948 and 1959; naturalization and immigration records held at the National Archives at San Francisco, CA; records held in San Francisco, CA, related to Asian Americans; and records held at the National Archives at Denver, CO, relating to Native Americans. The scope and depth of these records reflect the richness and diversity of America’s history.
Since 2008, the National Archives and Ancestry have collaborated to make important historical records more available to the public. The digitization of these records since the beginning of this collaboration and their availability through both the National Archives Catalog and the Ancestry platform help the public more easily find and access pieces of the nation’s, and their families’, history.
Today, the Archivist of the United States and Howard Hochhauser, Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer at Ancestry, officially signed an agreement to continue and expand the successful public-private collaboration. The new agreement documents the commitments by both the National Archives and Ancestry to digitize tens of millions of historical records.
“We’re honored to take a leading role in preserving the story of America through this agreement with the National Archives,” said Hochhauser. “Given their role as the holder of the country’s largest and most distinguished collection of records, this collaboration reinforces Ancestry’s commitment to expand accessibility to historical records.”
Additional collections and projects will be identified, agreed, and announced between the parties under this agreement. Records from Record Group 21, Military Petitions for Naturalization, 1918–1947, will be scanned beginning this month at the National Archives at San Francisco.
Learn more about how the National Archives works with other organizations to digitize and make available National Archives holdings. A list of current digitization projects is online.

Looking for an OBGYN and/or PCP with experience diagnosing and treating PCOS, endometriosis, and/or pelvic pain who is trauma informed, has excellent bedside, is modern, and solutions oriented. Looking for someone proactive about treating these conditions holistically including addressing attendant weight gain and who is not dismissive of symptoms when presented with normal labs. Dr. Steven adashek and NP Colleen Kennedy are names that have been recommended, but who I have not seen. Baltimore city or county preferred. Thanks in advance.

I made these pages when I was like 11 or 12. I filled this one in I think before season 4 aired. So some of these wishes were from memory.
My spelling on Sonja beats Sue’s 😜

Carnivallium

• Bad Feeling (Oompa Loompa) by Jagwar Twin
• BOUNCE by BOYFRIEND
• Breaking your heart by Apache 207
• Carousel by Melanie Martinez
• Chained To The Rhythm by Katy Perry ft. Skip Marley
• CIRCUS by Stray Kids
• Daylight by Harry Styles
• Enjoy The Ride by Krewella
• Fantasy by Mariah Carey
• Give It To You by Jordan Knight
• Jackpot by Block B
• La La Love by WJSN
• Lady Marmalade by Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mya, P!nk
• Lock Me In by Circus Mircus
• MADE IN ITALY by Rosa Chemical, Bdope
• Mesmerize by Ja Rule ft. Ashanti
• My Way by Usher
• Smile by Katy Perry
• Trampoline by SHAED
• Who Knew by P!nk
• XO by Beyoncé
• Zimzalabim by Red Velvet

Cyberfunk

• Alive by Krewella
• All This Love by Robin Schulz ft. Harlœ
• Around The World by Daft Punk
• Be Who You Are (Real Magic) by Jon Batiste, J.I.D, NewJeans, Camilo
• Bist Du Okay by Mark Forster, VIZE
• Bling Bling by ALTÉGO
• Blow by Ke$ha
• Boom Boom Pow by Black Eyed Peas
• Bulletproof by La Roux
• Can't We Pretend by P!nk ft. Cash Cash
• Check It Out by will.i.am, Nicki Minaj
• Come Dance With Me by DJ Roc
• Commander by Kelly Rowland ft. David Guetta
• Cooler Than Me by Mike Posner
• Cry For You by September
• Different Shapes by Frequent Flyer
• DNA by Craig David & Galantis
• Everybody by Nicki Minaj ft. Lil Uzi Vert
• Fast Forward by JEON SOMI
• Five More Hours by Deorro x Chris Brown
• FUTURO by Mark Matt
• Get Up by Imagination Movers
• Grand by Kane Brown
• Green Waves (Зелёные Волны) by Zivert
• GUARANTEE (SUMMER MIX) by Black Eyed Peas ft. J. Rey Soul
• Higher Power by Coldplay
• I Cry by Flo Rida
• I Don't Wanna Wait by David Guetta & OneRepublic
• I Don't Want It To Stop by Harlin James
• I Remember by deadmau5 & Kaskade
• Imma Be by Black Eyed Peas
• In The City by Charli XCX & Sam Smith
• Killer by Why So Sad, Kush Kush, Louis III
• LA DI DA by EVERGLOW
• Lights Off by We Are Domi
• Line by Triana Park
• Listen To Your Heart (Furious F. EZ Radio Edit) by DHT ft. Edmee
• Love Again by Alok ft. Alida
• Love At First Sight by Kylie Minogue
• Love Is Gone (Fred Riester & Joachim Garraud Radio Edit Remix) by David Guetta & Chris Willis
• LoveStoned / I Think She Knows by Justin Timberlake
• Lyrics (Лирика) by Filatov & Karas ft. Masha
• Make You The One by XO-IQ
• Midnight City by M83
• Miracle by Cascada
• Music Sounds Better With You by Stardust
• My Life by Nicki Minaj
• Neon Lights by Demi Lovato
• One (Your Name) by Swedish House Mafia ft. Pharrell Williams
• One More Time by Daft Punk
• Play by Jennifer Lopez
• Play It Cool by Steve Aoki & MONSTA X
• Pomegranate by deadmau5 ft. The Neptunes
• Ride It by Regard
• Right Now by Nick Jonas vs. Robin Schulz
• Rock That Body by Black Eyed Peas
• Run Away by Sunstroke Project & Olia Tra
• Scandalous by Gryffin & Tinashe
• Seeya by deadmau5 ft. Colleen D’Agostino
• Shelter by Porter Robinson & Madeon
• Shooting Stars by Bag Raiders
• Slow Down by Selena Gomez
• Speed by Page Kennedy
• Stadium Rave by Mark Governor
• Sweet Nothing by Calvin Harris ft. Florence Welch
• This Girl by Kungs vs. Cookin' On 3 Burners
• This Is What You Came For by Calvin Harris ft. Rihanna
• Time Lapse by TheFatRat
• Turn Me On by David Guetta ft. Nicki Minaj
• Turn Me On by Riton x Oliver Heldens ft. Vula
• U Got That by Halogen
• Unity by TheFatRat
• What If by Tokio Hotel
• Who's That Chick by David Guetta ft. Rihanna
• Worth The Risk by Sam Rivera
• Zig Zag by Clarx

Dancity

• "A"-You're Adorable (The Alphabet Song) by Gordon MacRae & Jo Stafford
• (There's Gotta Be) More To Life by Stacie Orrico
• 100 Times by Jax Jones
• 3615 Bonheur by Soprano
• Abracadabra by Wes Nelson ft. Craig David
• All 4 U by Jax Jones
• All For You by Janet Jackson
• All Star by Smash Mouth
• Alright by David Choi
• Ballin' by Mustard ft. Roddy Ricch
• Bellyache by Billie Eilish
• Better Place by *NSYNC
• Breaking Me by Topic, A7S
• Can't Stay Away by Darin
• Celeb by PSY
• Chariot by Gavin DeGraw
• Children's Story by Slick Rick
• Club Can't Handle Me by Flo Rida ft. David Guetta
• Crank That (Soulja Boy) by Soulja Boy
• Dance The Night by Dua Lipa
• Day 'N' Nite by Kid Cudi
• Days Go By by Dirty Vegas
• DEBT by Shalco, Tianda
• Desculpa Por Eu Não Te Amar by Thiago Pantaleão
• Disko by LPS
• Don't Tell 'Em by Jeremih ft. YG
• Downtown by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis ft. Eric Nally, Melle Mel, Kool Moe Dee & Grandmaster Caz
• Electric Energy by Ariana DeRose, Boy George, Nile Rodgers
• End Of Beginning by Djo
• Everybody by Justice Crew
• Exceptional by Babyface
• Face Off by Tech N9ne ft. Joey Cool, King Iso & Dwayne Johnson
• Fake It by Tauren Wells ft. Aaron Cole
• Far Away by Nickelback
• Find Your Love by Drake
• Fireworks by Purple Disco Machine ft. Moss Kena & The Knocks
• GASLIGHT by INJI
• get him back! by Olivia Rodrigo
• Get This Party Started by P!nk
• Gigolo by Nick Cannon ft. R. Kelly
• Going Big by Via The Great
• Happiness by Alexis Jordan
• Happy Song by Kaash Paige
• Hard 2 Forget by Steps
• Here by Alessia Cara
• Hero by Chad Kroeger ft. Josey Scott
• HUMBLE. by Kendrick Lamar
• I Don't Believe You Want To Get Up And Dance (Oops, Up Side Your Head) by The Gap Band
• I Live My Life by Pearls Of Ibiza
• I Wrote A Song by Mae Muller
• If Everyone Cared by Nickelback
• I'm Every Woman by Whitney Houston
• In The Morning by Jaded
• International Love by Pitbull ft. Chris Brown
• Intuition by Jewel
• Intuition by Selena Gomez & The Scene ft. Eric Bellinger
• It Is What It Is by Jenna Raine
• Jump by Flo Rida ft. Nelly Furtado
• JUST DANCE! by Travis Japan
• Just Got Paid by Sigala, Ella Eyre, Meghan Trainor ft. French Montana
• Kryptonite by 3 Doors Down
• L.O.L. by Sinai Rose
• Leave (Get Out) by JoJo
• Let's Have A Ceili by The Wiggles
• Lie To Me by Mikolas Josef
• Life by Des'ree
• Life by Zivert
• Lighter by Nathan Dawe x KSI
• Like A G6 by Far East Movement ft. The Cataracs & DEV
• Like I Love You by Nico Santos, Topic
• Live My Life by Far East Movement ft. Justin Bieber
• Living For The City by Stevie Wonder
• Looking Like This by Lyre Le Temps
• Love Yourself by Billy Porter
• Madrid City by Ana Mena
• Maria by Justin Bieber
• Marry The Night by Lady Gaga
• Me And You by Maejor
• MIC Drop (Steve Aoki Remix) by BTS
• Middle by DJ Snake ft. Bipolar Sunshine
• Mmm Yeah by Austin Mahone ft. Pitbull
• Mona Lisa by Dominic Fike
• Mother by Meghan Trainor
• Move It by Jaded
• My Happy Ending by Avril Lavigne
• Need It by Migos ft. YoungBoy Never Broke Again
• Never Give Up by Sia
• Never Let Me Let You Go by Shawn Hook
• Night Of My Life by DJ Pauly D ft. Dash
• Not My Fault by Reneé Rapp, Megan Thee Stallion
• Not Quite (Не Точно) by ALEKSEEV
• Nothin' On You by B.o.B ft. Bruno Mars
• Oh NaNa by K.A.R.D
• OMG by Usher ft. will.i.am
• On & On by Cartoon ft. Daniel Levi
• Optimistic by Sounds Of Blackness
• Party Like A Rockstar by Shop Boyz
• Perfect by Justin Timberlake, Eric Andre, Daveed Diggs, Kid Cudi & Troye Sivan
• Pink Friday Girls by Nicki Minaj
• Pop by *NSYNC
• Power Ups by RDGLDGRN
• Probably (たぶん) by YOASOBI
• Pub Feed by The Chats
• Ride Wit Me by Nelly ft. City Spud
• Ridin' by Chamillionaire ft. Krayzie Bone
• Rolex by Ayo & Teo
• Save Somebody by Deitrick Haddon ft. Damita Haddon
• Say Hey (I Love You) by Michael Franti & Spearhead
• Set Me Free by Eden Alene
• Shake The Ground by Serge
• Shorty (You Keep Playin" With My Mind) by Imajin ft. Keith Murray
• Show Me by Kid Ink ft. Chris Brown
• Silver Bells That Ring At Night by The Wiggles
• Somebody by Natalie La Rose ft. Jeremih
• Something New by Zendaya ft. Chris Brown
• Sorry For Party Rocking by LMFAO
• Standing Next To You by Jung Kook
• Starlight by The Supermen Lovers ft. Mani Hoffman
• SUCKER 4 GREEN by LIL TAY
• Sunflower by Post Malone, Swae Lee
• Tangled Up In Me by Skye Sweetnam
• That's How You Write A Song by Alexander Rybak
• The Boys by Nicki Minaj, Cassie
• The Breaks by Kurtis Blow
• The DLOW Shuffle by iAmDLOW
• The Judge by Drax Project
• The One That Got Away by Katy Perry
• Thousand Hours by Flight
• Time Of Our Lives by Pitbull, Ne-Yo
• Tonight Again by Guy Sebastian
• Torn by Ava Max
• Trendsetter by Connor Price & Haviah Mighty
• Trumpets Blow by Kierra Sheard
• Turn Down For What by DJ Snake, Lil Jon
• Undress Rehearsal by Timeflies
• Victory Dance by DeStorm Power ft. T-Coles
• Violent Thing by Ben Dolic
• We Run The Night by Havana Brown ft. Pitbull
• Well Hello by Kali J.
• What's The Move by Jafunk, Nic Hanson & NanaBcool ft. Triple H Horns
• Whip It by Nicki Minaj
• Wop by J. Dash
• Yeah 3x by Chris Brown
• yes, and? by Ariana Grande
• You Know You Like It by DJ Snake, AlunaGeorge

Eternyx

• After Hours by The Weeknd
• Bad by David Guetta & Showtek ft. Vassy
• Beautiful Monster by Ne-Yo
• Black And White by Rudy Mancuso & Poo Bear
• Black Magic by Little Mix
• BLACK MIRROR by ONEUS
• Boyfriend by Dove Cameron
• Cruel by Jax Jones
• Dance, Dance by Fall Out Boy
• Dani California by Red Hot Chilli Peppers
• Demons by Imagine Dragons
• Dolls by Bella Poarch
• Emotions by Grant Knoche
• Empty by Jaiden & Boyinaland
• Fighter by Christina Aguilera
• Fill The Void by Alli Fitz
• Fragile by Tech N9ne ft. ¡MAYDAY!, Kendall Morgan & Kendrick Lamar
• Galvanize by The Chemical Brothers
• Ghost by Ava Max
• Ghost by Ella Henderson
• Going Under by Evanescence
• Graveyard by Halsey
• Heathens by twenty one pilots
• Hide Away by SYNAPSON ft. Holly
• I Don't Want It All by Kim Petras
• I Wanna Be Your Ghost (異世界混合大舞踏会) by Gen Hoshino ft. Ghosts
• In The Dark by DEV
• Iris by Goo Goo Dolls
• Joke's On You by Charlotte Lawrence
• Just Wanna Rock by Lil Uzi Vert
• Let It Rock by Kevin Rudolf ft. Lil Wayne
• MANIAC by Stray Kids
• me & ur ghost by blackbear
• Mirror by Lil Wayne ft. Bruno Mars
• Monster by Lady Gaga
• My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light Em Up) by Fall Out Boy
• nihilist blues by Bring Me To Horizon ft. Grimes
• No Angels by Justin Timberlake
• Nobody by Skindred
• Paint The Town Red by Doja Cat
• Patience by KSI ft. YUNGBLUD & Polo G
• Psycho by Dixie D'Amelio ft. Rubi Rose
• Push The Feeling On (The Dub Of Doom) by Nightcrawlers
• Quake by Dirty Audio & Slippy
• Rampampam by Minelli
• Rodeo by Lil Nas X, Nas
• Sadie by Lady Heroine
• She Wolf by Shakira
• Sick And Tried by Mad Modishi ft. Dayon
• Somebody’s Watching Me by Rockwell
• Spooky Scary Skeletons by The Living Tombstone
• Streets by Doja Cat
• The Boom Boom Song by Imagination Movers
• The Hills by The Weeknd
• The Perfect Girl by Mareux
• The Wolf by SIAMÉS
• This Kind Of Love by The Future X
• Thunder by Imagine Dragons
• Unholy by Sam Smith, Kim Petras
• VAMPIROS by ROSALÍA, Rauw Alejandro
• Villain by Bella Poarch
• W.I.T.C.H. by Devon Cole
• What I Want by The Living Tombstone
• Wicked Games by The Weeknd
• You Own Me by The Chainsmokers
• ZITTI E BUONI by Måneskin

Floworld

• Centuries by Fall Out Boy
• Circles by Post Malone
• Conqueror by Mali Music
• Crown by Camila Cabello & Grey
• Fuego by Eleni Foureira
• Heart Of A Warrior by Dizzee Rascal ft. Teddy Sky
• INDUSTRY BABY by Lil Nas X, Jack Harlow
• J CHRIST by Lil Nas X
• King by Years & Years
• Kings & Queens by Ava Max
• Legends by Sleeping With Sirens
• Pink Venom by BLACKPINK
• prince of egypt by mofe.
• Roses by Muharram
• Royals by Lorde
• Royalty by Egzod & Maestro Chives ft. Neoni
• Rumors by Lizzo ft. Cardi B
• Samsara by Tungevaag & Raaban ft. Emila
• Trap Queen by Fetty Wap
• Two Princes by Spin Doctors
• Unicorn by Noa Kirel

Melosia Realms

• Baby, I'm Jealous by Bebe Rexha ft. Doja Cat
• Beautiful by Bazzi ft. Camila Cabello
• BIBA by Marshmello x Pritam ft. Shirley Setia
• Big Energy by Latto
• Bom Diggy by Zack Knight x Jasmin Walia
• Breathe by Jax Jones ft. Ina Wroldsen
• breathin by Ariana Grande
• Cinderella by The Cheetah Girls
• Déjà Vu by Beyoncé ft. JAY-Z
• Emotional Prism by Mikazuki BIGWAVE
• Genie In A Bottle by Christina Aguilera
• Good Days by SZA
• Leiser by LEA
• Let Go by Ark Patrol ft. Veronika Redd
• Magic by Kat Graham
• Mandala by KSHMR & Marnik ft. Mitika
• my future by Billie Eilish
• Naturally by Selena Gomez & The Scene
• No Promises by Cheat Codes ft. Demi Lovato
• Not Ok by Kygo, Chelsea Cutler
• Outside by Rhea Raj
• Queen Of Rain by Roxette
• Roses by The Chainsmokers ft. ROZES
• Sign by FLOW
• Sweetest Pie by Megan Thee Stallion & Dua Lipa
• Wild Thoughts by DJ Khaled ft. Rihanna, Bryson Tiller
• Wildest Dreams (Taylor's Version) by Taylor Swift
• You Broke My Heart Again by Jax Jones, Teqkoi, Aiko

Sun Horizon

• 1, 2, 3 by Sofia Reyes ft. Jason Derulo & De La Ghetto
• BAILA by Eva Simons
• Beach House by Carly Rae Jepsen
• Body by Loud Luxury ft. brando
• Bubbly by Colbie Caillat
• Caramello by Rocco Hunt ft. Elettra Lamborghini, Lola Indigo
• Chop Life by Gdzilla
• Coco by Jala Brat & Buba Corelli
• Crab Rave by Noisestorm
• Cruel Summer (Taylor's Version) by Taylor Swift
• Damn (You've Got Me Saying) by Galantis, David Guetta & MNEK
• Danza Kuduro by Don Omar ft. Lucenzo
• Deep In The Bottom (Of Africa) by Monique Bingham, Black Coffee
• deja vu by Olivia Rodrigo
• Diggy Dee by Charly Black, Sak Noel
• Don't Waste My Time by Usher ft. Ella Mai
• Everything About U by IM5
• Feels Like Summer by Childish Gambino
• Hey Ma by Pitbull & J Balvin ft. Camila Cabello
• Hot by INNA
• Hot In Herre by Nelly
• Kute & Neat by Sasique
• Link Up by Ne-Yo
• Living Without You by Sigala, David Guetta, Sam Ryder
• Maan Meri Jaan (Afterlife) by King x Nick Jonas
• Made For Now by Janet Jackson x Daddy Yankee
• MAMIII by Becky G, KAROL G
• Music (Keeps Me Movin') by The Fresh Beat Band
• Mwaki by Zerb ft. Sofiya Nzau
• No Candle No Light by ZAYN ft. Nicki Minaj
• Obsessed by Calvin Harris ft. Charlie Puth & Shenseea
• Ocean Man by Ween
• Outside Vibes by Flight
• Pirate by EVERGLOW
• Pocketful Of Sunshine by Natasha Bedingfield
• RITMO by Black Eyed Peas, J Balvin
• Rush by Troye Sivan
• Savannah by Diviners ft. Philly K
• Sexy Chick by David Guetta ft. Akon
• Soak Up The Sun by Sheryl Crow
• South Beach Stars by Gigi Rowe
• Summer Feelings by Lennon Stella ft. Charlie Puth
• Summer Girls by LFO
• Summertime Magic by Childish Gambino
• Summertime Sadness (Cedric Gervais Remix) by Lana Del Rey
• Take You There by Sean Kingston
• This Summer's Gonna Hurt... by Maroon 5
• Toca Toca by Fly Project
• Together Again by Janet Jackson
• Tourner Dans Le Vide by Brian Michael Hinds
• Turn Up The Sunshine by Diana Ross ft. Tame Impala
• Up All Night by Beck
• Water by Tyla
• Watermelon Sugar by Harry Styles

WackyGroove

• 4EVA by KAYTRAMINÉ ft. Pharrell Williams
• Axel F by Crazy Frog
• AY AY AY by QPark
• Banana by The Aggrolites
• Bangs At The Waist (Чупки В Кръста) by Fiki
• Beautiful Mistakes by Maroon 5 ft. Megan Thee Stallion
• Beekeeper (Пчеловод) by RASA
• Betty Boop by Charlie Puth
• Bumble Bee by Bambee
• Chicken Noodle Soup by Webstar, Young B ft. The Voice Of Harlem
• Coincidance by Handsome Dancer
• Crazy Loop (Mm-Ma-Ma) by Dan Bălan
• Cupid by FIFTY FIFTY
• Dessert by Dawin ft. Silentó
• Doctor's Looney Remedy by Parachute Express
• Dogs by IShowSpeed & Kai Cenat
• Doodah by Cartoons
• El Pollito Pio by PULCINO PIO
• Fly Like A Butterfly by Badanamu
• Freaks by Timmy Trumpet & Savage
• Funny Song by Crazy Frog
• FVN! by LVL1
• Gypsy Woman (She's Homeless) by Crystal Waters
• I'm A Banana! (Я Банан!) by PERFAM
• In Style (На Стиле) by Vremya i Steklo
• Made You Look by Meghan Trainor
• Miss You by Oliver Tree & Robin Schulz
• Pancake by Jaded ft. Ashnikko
• Panda by Desiigner
• Play by Jax Jones, Years & Years
• PPAP (Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen) by Pikotaro
• Scatman (Ski-Ba-Bop-Ba-Dop-Bop) by Scatman John
• Shake by L.L.A.M.A, Ne-Yo, Carmen DeLeon
• Shut Up Chicken (Just Dance Version) by El Capon
• Soap by Melanie Martinez
• Sour Candy by Lady Gaga, BLACKPINK
• Tootsie Pop by BFFB
• Wonderland by Caravan Palace

Wasterra

• 21st Century Girl by WILLOW
• A Year Without Rain by Selena Gomez & The Scene
• Africa by Toto
• Afterlife by iamnotshane
• Austin by Dasha
• Beautiful Things by Benson Boone
• Big Enough by Kirin J Callinan ft. Alex Cameron, Molly Lewis, Jimmy Barnes
• California Love by 2Pac ft. Dr. Dre
• Down Under by Men At Work
• Feels Right (I Love It) by Flo Rida, Brian Kelley
• Hero by Enrique Iglesias
• I Got You by Bebe Rexha
• Lovers On The Sun by David Guetta ft. Sam Martin
• Pony by Ginuwine
• Sandstorm by Darude
• So Long by Diplo ft. Cam
• TEXAS HOLD 'EM by Beyoncé
• That That by PSY ft. SUGA Of BTS
• The First Cut Is The Deepest by Sheryl Crow
• Try by P!nk
• Vertigo by U2
• Wasted On You by Morgan Wallen
• World On Fire by Nate Smith

Winterhaven

• 7-11 by Eskimo Disco
• All I Have by Jennifer Lopez ft. LL Cool J
• Answer by ATEEZ
• Carol Of The Bells by The Living Tombstone
• Christmas Music by Charles Jenkins
• Cold by Maroon 5 ft. Future
• DJ Play A Christmas Song by Cher
• Doing A Dance by The Wiggles
• Frost (Инея) by #2Mashi
• Frozen by Madonna
• HOLIDAY by Lil Nas X
• ICE AGE by MCND
• Ice Box by Omarion
• Icebreaker by Agnete
• Jingle Bell Rock by Bobby Helms
• Mistletoe by Justin Bieber
• Perfect by Ed Sheeran
• Really Love by KSI ft. Craig David & Digital Farm Animals
• Rockin' On Top Of The World by Steven Tyler
• SHUM by Go_A
• White Night by PSY x Heize

Earth

• (You Are A) Model Human by Jogurt ft. Commander Meouch Of TWRP
• 911 by From The Series "Danger Rangers"
• Another Mistake by YonKaGor
• Bing Bang by From The Series "LazyTown"
• CANDLELIGHTS by Vivziepop
• Caramelldansen by Caramella Girls
• Cuban Pete by Jim Carrey
• Dance Mode by From The Series "Bluey"
• Electricity by 3 Dog Band
• Enemy by Imagine Dragons x J.I.D
• Equestria Girls Forever by My Little Pony ft. Angelic
• Find The Magic by From The Series "My Little Pony: Equestria Girls: Better Together
• Girls Girls Girls by Dolly Style
• Habibi by Dolly Style
• Häschenparty by Schnuffel Bunny ft. Michael Wendler
• I'm On A Yacht by From The Series "My Little Pony: Equestria Girls: Better Together
• I2I by Disney's "A Goofy Movie"
• It's All Up To Me by From The Series "Danger Rangers"
• Jekyll And Hyde by From The Series "Arthur"
• Leave It All To Me by Miranda Cosgrove ft. Drake Bell
• Love Louder by The Meeps
• Love Love Alien (スキスキ星人) by Strawberry Prince
• Make It Shine by Victorious Cast ft. Victoria Justice
• Men In Black by Will Smith
• Monster High Fright Song by Monster High
• My Shiny Teeth & Me by From The Series "The Fairly OddParents"
• No Big Deal by From The Series "Amphibia"
• Nobody Like U by 4*TOWN
• Pingu Dans by Chris Van Tongelen
• Protect Your Ears by From The Series "Danger Rangers"
• Roar by From The Series "The Lionhearts"
• Sidechain Fever by LJ LephemStar
• Sing A Song by The Wubb Girlz ft. Beyoncé
• Skat Strut by MC Skat Kat And The Stray Mob ft. Paula Abdul
• Snuggle Song by Schnuffel Bunny
• So Alone by Anna Blue
• Teenage Crush Chocolate (青春チョコレート) by Strawberry Prince
• The Best Day Ever by From The Series "SpongeBob SquarePants"
• U Know What's Up by 4*TOWN
• VILLAIN by K/DA ft. Madison Beer & Kim Petras
• We Are Believix by Winx Club ft. Elizabeth Gillies
• Wish Now by Star Darlings
• Your Heart by Damien Dawn

Space

• Alien by Sabrina Carpenter & Jonas Blue
• Astronaut In The Ocean by Masked Wolf
• Bend The Knee by Bruno Martini, IZA, Timbaland
• Catchy Song by Dillon Francis ft. T-Pain & That Girl Lay Lay
• Dangerous by David Guetta ft. Sam Marin
• Get Into It (Yuh) by Doja Cat
• Interstellar Simon by Color Theory
• Lucky Stars by Take That
• Meet Me Halfway by Black Eyed Peas
• My Universe by Coldplay x BTS
• Rock It (To The Moon) by RuPaul
• Saturn by SZA
• Shed A Light by Robin Schulz & David Guetta & Cheat Codes
• SPACE MAN by Sam Ryder
• Starboy by The Weeknd ft. Daft Punk
• The 7th Element by VITAS
• The Zeezap Song by The Wiggles
• What It Feels Like by Navos x Galantis ft. YOU
• Woodpeckers In Space by VideoKids

Everywhere

• Back In Time by Pitbull
• Dance And Chant by Yolanda Be Cool
• Let's Go by Calvin Harris ft. Ne-Yo
• World, Hold On (Children Of The Sky) by Bob Sinclar ft. Steve Edwards

Last New Republic of Earth

• 31 December 2999 AD
  • After 1000 years, Philip J. Fry is unfrozen.
  • Leela gives Fry his career, who rejects it and flees.
  • Fry tries to call his great, great, great... great nephew and meets Bender at a suicide booth.
  • The two of them are pursued by Leela, who later has a change of heart and removes her own career chip. They are soon after hired at Planet Express, shortly after midnight on 1 January, 3000/Philip J. Fry, Turanga Leela and Bender Bending Rodríguez join Planet Express.
  • Philip J. Fry from 3007 freezes himself for another 7.95 years. He had attempted to steal his own wallet from the year 2000 and ended up falling into the cryogenics tube, getting refrozen behind himself for another 1,000 years. He sets the tube's timer to unfreeze him again in the year 3007, 7 years later, he returns after he traveled back in time to the year 2000.

3000 AD

• January
  • 1st – Fry, Leela, and Bender are hired by Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth, owner of Planet Express.
    • Some time around this point, the Professor accepted Bender's licence agreement without reading it, resulting in his arrest 11 years later due to his clone overclocking Bender.
  • 2nd or 3rd – The new crew's first mission to the moon.
• February
  • (ca. 1st) – Fry is expected to find out where the owls are coming from and to find out who has been leaving out food.
  • Fry moves out of Planet Express and moves in with Bender to Robot Arms Apartments.
• April
  • (before the 13th) – Mom captures the Nibblonians for her Dark Matter farm in Alaska.
  • (13th) – Vergon 6 implodes; Leela rescues Nibbler and has sex with Zapp Brannigan.
• April — August
  • Bender gains a brief period of fame on Chapek 9, until Fry and Leela convinces him to come with them back to Earth.
  • Fry briefly becomes a billionaire, but is robbed of his money by Mom's sons.
  • Fry briefly becomes the Emperor of the planet Trisol.
  • Garbage ball launched in 2052 returns and threatens to hit New New York City.
  • Bender joins Robotology and is sent to Robot Hell after sinning, however, a rescue mission by Fry and Leela gets him out again.
  • Cruise spaceship Titanic sucked into black hole.
• August — November
  • Farnsworth's prize experiment, Guenter, ends in failure after deciding that he would rather be enrolled at a business school.
  • Labor Day – Earth invaded by Omicronians; Earth President McNeal assassinated. (Due on New Republic of Earth is dissolved and New Republic flee to New Earth)
  • Fry wins the ticket to the Slurm Factory and discovers the truth of Slurm.
  • Bender becomes for a brief period of time attached to Leela's emotions.
  • The dreaded El Chupanibre is sent into the Sub-sewer by Bender.
  • Zapp Brannigan accidentally destroys new DOOP headquarters.
• November — December
  • November – Richard Nixon's head elected President of Earth. (Space Federation of Earth is established
  • December (near Xmas) – Robot Santa returns once more to wreck havoc on Earth, however, the Planet Express crew manages to send him back before he can get on with his havoc.

Alternate-reality

• ca. January
  • Hundreds of bending units similar to Bender and Flexo finish work on a giant Bender.
  • Fry makes friends with the giant Bender.
  • Giant Bender kills hundreds of people and destroys buildings.
  • Professor Farnsworth enlarges Zoidberg so he can fight Bender. The two cause more destruction than before.
  • Bender is killed when impaled on a skyscraper.

Space Federation/Galactic Federation of Free Populist
3001 AD

• February — March
  • Shortly before February 14th (Valentine's Day) – Fry, Amy and Zoidberg get in a terrible car crash on Europa, Fry's head is grafted to Amy's body.
  • Fry's ex-girlfriend Michelle unfrozen.
  • Pauly Shore) unfrozen for the 1000 year anniversary of Jury Duty II: Trouble on the Hubble
  • Bender joins the Ultimate Robot Fighting League.
• April
  • (9th) Cubert Farnsworth removed from cloning tank; designated Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth's successor.
• April — December
  • Planet Express Crew rediscover the lost underwater city of Atlanta.
  • Mother's Day) – Earth robots revolt at Mom's instigation; called off the next morning.
  • Earth again invaded by Omicronians after their larva become major fast food sensation; Free Waterfall Jr. eaten.
  • Bender's uncle Vladimir dies.
  • Earth successfully invades Spheron 1.
  • Zapp Brannigan crashes a space-going restaurant onto the Planet Amazonia

Alternate-reality

• April — December
  • Professor Farnsworth demonstrates his latest invention, the Fing-Longer by turning on the What-If Machine and shows alternate realities of the PE crew's choice.

3002 AD

• January — July
  • New New York v. Santa Bender case held. Santa Bender was to be executed at sundown.
  • Massive dark matter spill on the Plutonian penguin refuge. Free Waterfall Sr. eaten by penguins.
  • Earth invaded by the Brain Spawn; defeated by Fry and the Nibblonians.
  • Dr. Zoidberg and Harold Zoid make the movie The Magnificent Three.
  • Martian natives kidnap Amy Wong. She is later released when the worthless "bead" their ancestors traded the planet for is revealed to be a valuable, enormous diamond. The Martians leave Mars and buy a nicer planet.
  • New New York v. Fry and Bender case held. Both Fry and Bender are sent to the HAL Institute for Criminally Insane Robots.
  • Bend-Aid benefit concert for broken robots held in San Francisco.
  • Universe threatened by "time skips;" Prof. Farnsworth and the Globetrotters create a black hole to absorb damaging time radiation.
  • Leela finds herself being the first female ever to play major league Blernsball.
  • Bender becomes the next pharaoh of Osiris 4.
• August
  • (11th) Omicronians invade Earth yet again.
• September
  • (21st) the Planet Express Crew travel back in time to Roswell, New Mexico in 1947.
  • (c. 22nd) Fry, Leela, and the Professor dig up Bender's head which was buried for 1,055 years.
• September — December
  • Three-time Grammy winner and teen singer Wendy found dead in her bathtub at the age of 18
  • Star Trek convention held on forbidden planet Omega 3; Welshie killed.

Alternate-reality

• August 11th
  • Bender is transformed into a human using "reverse fossilization".
  • Bender wins the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
  • Richard Nixon's head signs a peace accord with the ambassador Kong of the planet Nintendu 64. Things go wrong with the peace agreement when Kong throws a barrel at Richard Nixon's head and abandons the peace signing.
  • Fry, Leela, Bender and Zoidberg rendezvous with General Colin Pac-Man. General Pac-Man leads them through a pac man-like maze. They exit through a Mario) tube outside Planet Express headquarters. They find out there is another force threatening Earth.
  • Lrrr, of the planet Nintenduu 64 has decided to invade Earth with his "3 different kinds of ships." Fry starts to battle the Space Invaders. During the battle, General Pac-Man is fatally wounded.
  • Fry eventually loses after realizing he could never get the last ship. The last Space Invader ship lands on Earth and their demand is simple: quarters, a million allowances' worth of quarters. The Planet Express crew refuse to accept their offer, but reach a compromise by allowing the space invaders to toss their laundry in with the Planet Express crew's.
  • Leela, Fry, Bender and Zoidberg meet the Professor at the Emerald Building and he gives a gun to Zoidberg and money to Bender.
  • Leela becomes a witch, but then she melts into pudle because a flume of water landed on her.

3003 AD

• January — February
  • Kif and Leela's offspring born.
  • Leela finds out her true origins.
• February
  • (14th) (Valentine's Day) Bender dates the ship, dumps it, the ship doesn't take the break-up well and almost crashes itself into a quasar. The crew dumps their cargo of candy hearts into the quasar causing a mystical love radiation that spreads across the universe destroying many, many planets, including two gangster planets and a cowboy world.
• February — December
  • Earth moved further from the sun to combat global warming, making the year one week longer– President Richard Nixon declares it Robot Party Week; Professor Farnsworth presented with the Polluting Medal of Pollution.
  • Earth v. Zoidberg case held. Zoidberg sentenced to death.
  • Decapodians invade Earth, briefly enslave humanity. Old Man Waterfall crushed and killed.
  • Fry finds the fossilized remains of his dog, Seymour.
  • Zapp v. Fry, Bender and Leela case held. The case never reached a verdict.
  • Roboticon 3003 held in New New York; the advanced Robot 1-X model unveiled.

3004 AD

• Hattie finishes suffering a 30-year bout of insomnia (4ACV04).
• Fry and the Nibblonians defeat the Brain Spawn permanently by banishing them to an alternate pocket dimension (4ACV10).
• The 3004 Olympics are held on Earth. Hermes Conrad competes for Jamaica in the five hundred meter limbo but is disqualified. Bender wins five gold medals in various fembots' bending events competing for the fictitious Grand Duchy of Robonia under the name Coilette (4ACV13).
• Earth conquers the Spiderians of Tarantulon 6; Richard Nixon's head issues a $300 tax rebate (4ACV16).
• Fry makes a deal with the Robot Devil and becomes a notable holophonor star. However, his holophonor opera Leela: Orphan of the Stars, while performed with great success in the first act, flops as a result of the Robot Devil's interference (4ACV18)

3005 AD

• The 'Brainless Drones' who run the Box Network cancel Planet Express's license to make deliveries. Not brought back till 3007.

3007 AD

• November — December
  • The people who cancelled Planet Express's license are fired for incompetence and then beaten up. Most die from their injuries and are ground into a pink powder used for various reasons. Planet Express are allowed back on the air.
  • Nudist alien scammers take control of Planet Express and eventually Earth and send Bender back in time to steal Earth's treasures.
  • Fry travels back in time to New York in 2000 to resume his old life.
  • The nudists tell Bender to go back to the year 2000 to kill Fry.
  • Bender comes back and tells the crew at Fry's funeral that he killed Fry. Fry comes to his own funeral, telling everyone his adventure up to when he froze himself.
  • Leela falls in love with Lars Fillmore and nearly marries him. The wedding is called off after Hermes is decapitated again.
  • The Battle for Earth occurs, resulting in the death of the scammer aliens after a doomsday device is launched at the their spaceship.
  • Bender gets awarded the Dirty Double-Cross for this part in defeating the scammers.

3008 AD

• January — December
  • Lars and Nudar are killed, afterwards Lars is revealed to be a time paradox duplicate of Fry. Lars is buried at Orbiting Meadows.
  • Bender is ordered to go back in time to put the tattoo on Fry's butt in the first place, but due to Bender's illogical screw up of time, a rip in space is created.
  • A scientific conference is held about the Anomaly.
  • Bender becomes a member of the League of Robots, eventually becoming its leader.
  • Yivo begins forcing shklis tentacles through the Anomaly and mates with everyone in the universe.
  • Yivo takes everyone in the universe out on a date and later proposes, causing everyone on Earth to move onto shkler.
  • Bender and his army drag Yivo into their universe to save humanity.
  • Yivo breaks up with humanity and leaves Universe Gamma with Colleen. The rip in space is closed forever.
  • Dark Matter prices tripled and are $9.99 per ball. Mombil profits greatly.
  • Space Demolition Derby held. Planet Express Ship wins.
  • After playing Dungeons and Dragons, Bender loses grip on reality and is sent to the HAL Institute.
  • Professor Farnsworth infiltrates Mom's dark matter mine in Alaska to get revenge for being dumped by making dark matter useless as fuel, with the Anti-backwards crystal.
  • Cornwood is created and destroyed.
  • All dark matter everywhere is useless as fuel.
  • Professor Farnsworth harnesses Nibblonians as a temporary form of transportation.
  • The Planet Express Ship (and presumably other spacecraft) is converted to run on Whale Oil.

3009 AD

• January - December
  • Mars Vegas was destroyed.
  • New Mars Vegas was built.
  • New member Leela and the other Feministas cause chaos with their protests and sabotages, including the accidental murder of the then vice-president Agnew.
  • 3009 Universal Poker Championship was held in New Mars Vegas. Bender wins with 5 kings.
  • Earth v. Feministas case was held resulting in the Feministas being sentenced to fifty years in prison.
  • Bender helps the Feministas escape from Maxi-Padlock.
  • Implosion of the Violet Dwarf Star was stopped by the Feministas.
  • The Violet Dwarf Star is revealed to be an Encyclopod egg.
  • The newly hatched Encyclopod defeats the last known Dark One.
  • The Planet Express crew, Fry, Leela, Bender, Scruffy, Professor Farnsworth, Hermes, LaBarbara Conrad, Amy, Kif, Zoidberg (and possibly Nibbler), go through a wormhole.

3010 AD

• June
  • A scary death sphere called V-GINY began "censoring" indecent planets by erasing them with some kind of hellish blackout ray.
  • The V-GINY erased Planet XXX, the Nude Beach Planet.
  • The V-GINY erased Poopiter.
  • The V-GINY erased that world that can't be mentioned in polite company.
  • General Brannigan and his fourth lieutenant, Kif Kroker, met the the President for a top-secret briefing in the Secret White House.
  • Zapp and Nixon went to the Planet Express building to get help from Professor Farnsworth and his crew.
  • The Professor's Tiny One-Man Stealth Fighter left off at Cape Knievel, with Brannigan and Turanga Leela inside of it.
  • They approached the V-GINY but the death sphere's attacks forced them to fly away. The ship got damaged during the fleeing, so Zapp and Leela crashed on what they thought was an uncharted planet, actually an Earthican island.
  • The V-GINY tried to erase Earth.
  • The prophetical Planet Express crew warned the Earthican people to act with purity, using picket signs.
  • The V-GINY agreed to "leave Earth uncensored" if Zapp and Leela (whom it mistook for Adam and Eve) had sex.
• July
  • Mayor Poopenmeyer kicks off the 83rd or 34th annual e-waste recycling festival.
  • The Planet Express crew is sent to the Third World of the Antares system to dump New New York's e-waste.
  • Mom launches the eyePhone, and hundreds of "online" people buy it.
  • Fry's Twitcher followers are gifted with a hilarious video of Leela and her talking and singing boil. Soon, it becomes an internet sensation.
  • Mom activates the Twitt-worm, thus creating an unstoppable army of between 1 and 2 million zombie twitchers.
  • Mom launches the eyePhone 2.0, and Fry and Bender's brainwashed followers buy it.
  • Proposition ∞ passes, legalizing robosexual marriages.
  • The Earthican people re-enact the Sith-il War.
  • The Professor invents a forward time machine.
• August
  • The Thubanians invade Earth.
    • Earth briefly stopped rotating. But Amy Wong managed to fix the problem by "bringing back" the planet's rotational energy from Thuban 9.
• September
  • The Devolution Revolution grants the Sewer Mutants their freedom. Now they are officially regular Earthicans.
• Unknown month
  • Zoidberg takes a bus trip to the Grand Canyon

3011 AD

• June — September
  • The Professor invents the Banach-Tarski Dupla-Shrinker, and Bender accidentally creates millions of duplicates that threaten to destroy Earth
  • The duplicates leave Earth forever
  • Planet Express goes bankrupt, and the company is turned into a commercial airline. The first flight crash lands on an uncharted planet), and after finally coming home, Plan Am is closed down (6ACV20).
  • The Young People's Choice Awards are held, and Turanga Leela wins for Best Children's Program for Rumbledy-hump. Later, the Cookieville Minimum-Security Orphanarium has all of its child inhabitants adopted by Abner Doubledeal to have them work on production of the rebooted reality version of the show
  • The common cold is reintroduced
• December
  • Earth burns up completely

3012 AD

• Unknown date
  • Ben is born.
  • Predicted doomsday.
  • The Earth presidential election of 3012 takes place, and Richard Nixon's head emerges victorious.
  • Calculon dies after drinking a vial of food coloring in an acting competition against Langdon Cobb.
  • Zapp and Admiral Chew negotiate the Treaty of Table 7.
  • Amy and Leela become a Butterfly Derby team.
  • 3012 ― Microsoft releases Windows Navy.
• 29 September
  • Senator Chris Travers is born.
• October
  • The Planet Express crew attends Oktoberfest.

3013 AD

• 2 March
  • Nibbler's personal chauffeur destroys a planet while looking for a ship that he lost on 31 December 1999.
• Unknown date
  • Bender uses a 3D printer to duplicate the guitar of folk singer Silicon Red in an attempt to become a famous folk singer himself. He goes to a railroad camp and begins writing a song about a robot named Big Caboose, when strangely everything in the song begins to actually happen in reality. Because Bender has been wirelessly connected to the 3D printer the entire time, anything he writes about is printed and brought into existence. [7ACV14]
  • Professor Farnsworth joins a street-racing gang. This later results in him getting into a race against Leela, where he accidentally gets them both (along with Fry and Bender) temporarily trapped in the second dimension. [7ACV15]
  • President Nixon cuts off all trade with Omicron Persei 8 after the headless clone of Agnew is accidentally murdered by Lrrr's son, Jrrr, during the fourth Omicronian invasion of Earth. Meanwhile, Fry is accidentally left stranded on Omicron Persei 8, where he is looked after by Jrrr until being rescued by Bender. [7ACV16]
  • Fry and Leela go on a romantic vacation together whilst Bender, Amy and Zoidberg make a delivery to the planet Simian 7, which is inhabited by primates-only. It is revealed that Fry and Leela's romantic getaway is actually a human exhibition at a zoo on Simian 7. [7ACV17]
  • After Bender rescues 15 trapped miners from the solar helium mine, Mayor Poopenmeyer makes Planet Express the city's new Fire Department. However, the crew suspect Bender of committing arson at all of the locations he visits in order to put out more fires and appear more heroic. Unbeknownst to them, a being from the sun that Bender names Flamo has been starting the fires in attempt to scorch the Earth. Eventually, the mystic aldermen of the sun come to take Flamo back and trap him inside the sun. [7ACV18]
  • President Nixon and the last clone of Agnew enjoy watching the show Futurama and Friends Saturday Morning Fun Pit on TV at the White House, however, they are frequently interrupted by an angry mob on the lawn who request changes to content of the show that will teach and protect their children. [7ACV19]
  • Calculon is resurrected with the help of Bender and of the Professor's scientific ritual, [7ACV20] but he must then work his way up to becoming a big-time star again since most people didn't miss him or his acting after he died. [7ACV04] Later, in an unfortunate accident on the set of his old show All My Circuits, he is killed for a second time by falling ceiling lights after performing his greatest and most believable piece of acting ever. [7ACV20]
  • All of Bender's body parts except for his eyes and his mouth are stolen. [7ACV21]
  • Leela learns of her genetic condition of squidification and is then cured by Mom's genetic-engineering facility. [7ACV22]
  • After an alien ship begins approaching Earth, the crew searches Fry's mind to find the meaning of the musical tones emitted by the ship. [7ACV23]
  • The Planet Express crew goes on a team-building retreat, in which Fry and Bender kill celebrated business consultant Dan McMasters, believing him to be a vicious alien killer. [7ACV24]
  • Zoidberg finally meets his girlfriend Zindy in person, but she dumps him. [7ACV25] He then starts dating a florist.
  • Fry proposes to Leela before breaking the universe and marrying her. [7ACV26] To be continued for "Futurama" The Impossible Stream

As usual any constructive criticism and improvements would be great, as well as answers for my many questions. This was the longest so far by miles, and also by far the most convoluted with multiple different complicated storylines, but I think i did a decent job of untangling them.
Questions:

• The end of Resurrection saw Lilt meet Flanery - he then barely appeared in Midnight and is still just in charge of First Wave here. Was him meeting Flanery just to show he was in cahoots with Abyssinia? Also he isnt mentioned in SoW, I assume hes in jail like the rest of First Wave?
• To find the Necropolis fragment, why does their convo in ch51 sound like Skul plans to go alone - doesnt he need Val for the soul removal? He then waits for Val to rest, with clearly a new intention to go with her but no mention of how she'd get in. Just seemed a bit like inconsistent writing.
• Also a random thought I had - where does Darquesse's power actually come from? The convos she has with Ghastly about her guilt got me thinking, is it just generally from prophecies and true names stuff? I dont recall any real explanation for how Valkyrie just happened to spawn an all powerful god from inside her.
• How was Nero able to teleport into the Sanctuary so easily, didn't they have some sort of guards/sigils against that? I guess maybe Yonder's unspecified superior was Abyssinnia and he helped but its a bit dumb for any single traitor within the massive Sanctuary to be able to brin down massive security measures like that. Even Nero being Neoteric isnt a good explanation.
• What makes the Unnamed so strong only the Obsidian Blade can kill him?
• Was there any conclusion to Vals visions of Ghastly and the Nemesis? Was her last vision after she saved Auger from Abyssinia supposed to be her somehow confronting and defeating her guilt? She still uses the music box in SoW, overall it wasnt particularly clear.
• Who armed Blackbrook with their magic binding weapons and armour, seemed like Crepuscular but that doesn't feel like it makes much sense.
• What secret was Kes talking about in Ch27?
• Was there any purpose of Skulduggery's extra questions for Nye in ch48?
• Where did this force field power Val mentions in ch56 come from?
• Who was China thinking of in ch81 and 119? Skulduggery?
• Some thoughts about Crepuscular and Abyssinia I made a different post for

Finally, heres the summary, as usual please let me know any thoughts on it you have or any mistakes or improvements you spot!
Around six months after the events of Midnight, the Arbiters meet Reign in a bar, blackmailing his trade of a magical drug, Splash, to try and find Dr Nye, who he deals with. They arrest some members of the City Guard led by Yonder who have set up a protection racket against the Leibniz refugees. China asks them to meet Serafina with her, who is visiting and wants Caisson back as he killed Mevolent. She is Creed’s sister and High Superior of the Legion of Judgement, a different branch of the Faceless Ones that follows Mevolent’s path, which Creed denounced as too soft during the war. China also asks them to go to America and investigate Oberon, who is linked to Abyssinia’s spy in the President’s office, Wilkes, who has gone missing - they meet Oberon, learning his ex is Magenta and he is trying to save his son Robbie from captivity. They find out Crepuscular Vies is in charge of the captors.
Caisson has now fully recovered, prompting Abyssinia to press ahead with her plan. Crepuscular and Flanery discuss the same plan, in which many people will die in a naval base in Whitney in ten days. Abyssinia follows up on Flanery as he didn’t tell her about Wilkes’ death, but doesn’t tell him about the bomb she intends to set off in the White House after the attack at Whitney. Crepuscular later tells Flanery Abyssinia helped him become president as he was easy to manipulate, and informs him about the bomb, meaning they’ll have to double-cross her first.
Valkyrie, who is now dating Militsa, meets Tanith, who is now the leader of an organisation named Black Sand that is fighting against China’s attempts to control the African Sanctuary. She wants to turn herself in in exchange for some of her people who China has imprisoned but Valkyrie convinces her to help them first while they work out a solution. Valkyrie has more visions, including Omen dying in America so she warns him to stay away, and she meets Dusk, who is living in the Fangs with the other vampires - he promises to tell her in a few days what he tasted in her blood a long time ago and tells her Caisson wants to meet.
Caisson tells Valkyrie he wants to trade Nye’s location for Greymire Asylum’s, as a cure for his mental instability is in K-49. The Arbiters decide to bring him the cure instead as Greymire contains many extremely dangerous people. They find Greymire’s location from Mellifluous, and when they visit, they learnt that the Sanctuaries allowed Greymire to remain independent as long as it kept its patients in – it is essentially a prison for the worst, most insane people, who they also experiment on. A doctor traps Valkyrie in a mind prison, reigniting her trauma and causing her to be haunted by Ghastly and the Nemesis of Greymire. She escapes and finds a cell, K-49, with an old woman listening to a music box, which Valkyrie takes, assuming it’s the cure. The box plays music that calms her mind and makes her forget her trauma, but it soaks up time and doesn’t have a lasting effect. She tries to give Caisson the box but he says the cure is actually the woman and insists on trading locations this time, which she does. Razzia later helps Caisson break out the woman, Solace, who was Caisson's lover and they joyfully reunite.
Valkyrie’s mental state continues to deteriorate and she sometimes loses control, including her attacking a suspect and lashing out at Skulduggery in a conversation about whether she deserves to suffer. They take a ghost pirate ship to Nye’s underwater lab, coming across mermaids and the Sea Hag. Nye tells them Alice’s soul is fractured and gives them a device to track and collect the other two fragments. They retrieve the first soul portion easily near Roarhaven from a mortal, but the second is in the Necropolis – Skulduggery tells Valkyrie to rest due to the taxing nature of the soul fraction removal process.
Temper meets Adam, an informant in the Church, who reveals Creed has resumed his search for the Child of the Faceless Ones, turning church members into Kith in a process called Activation, which essentially lobotomises them, to try and find someone who has enough Faceless Ones DNA to become the Child. They break Into the Dark Cathedral with Skulduggery to find the Kith but Creed stops them, reminding them of the power he holds due to financing Roarhaven’s bank.
Valkyrie wakes up and decides not to wait for Skulduggery – she takes a Splash to recover and recruits Militsa and Tanith in stealing a necronaut suit from a museum that can get her into the Necropolis. Tanith then goes to help Oberon and Fletcher takes Valkyrie to the Necropolis, where she gets the piece of Alice’s soul with Kes’ help – when she is stopped from leaving, she escapes but is haunted by the Nemesis and Ghastly again, with only the music box stopping her mental breakdown.
Omen has telepathy classes with Auger, who is now joined on his adventures by Never, who is therefore always tired. Colleen, a member of First Wave, asks for Omen’s help in forging documents for them to hide in mortal society as they want to escape Coldheart. Omen gives her the papers but it turns out to be a trap and he is captured by First Wave and Lilt. He is taken to Coldheart where Jenan reveals the plan is to kill the mortals at Whitney to start a war and frame Omen, ending in Flanery bombing the Sanctuary in his own country.
China arrests Valkyrie for telling Caisson about Greymire – she is later brutally attacked in her cell by Yonder and her thugs, reinstated to the City Guard due to staff shortages, and the doctor, Whorl, who hates her because of Darquesse, tells her he will make the healing process painful and she will be attacked every night. Temper visits Valkyrie and tries to go to Commander Hoc to get her out, but he is ambushed by Yonder’s crew, who intend to kill him and Valkyrie based on orders they say come from higher up – Temper releases his gist and kills them but it is revealed if he releases it once more it will take control over him.
Oberon finds a lead on Crepuscular, an ex-con who works with him named Bolton. Him and Tanith deduce Bolton is part of a private army called Blackbrook that knows about sorcerers. They visit Blackbrook with Skulduggery where the clerk locks them in with soldiers who’ve been experimented on to get unstable and powerful magic – they kill them and escape. Tanith follows Perkins to find Blackbrook and recruits Dexter to help while Oberon goes to rescue his son, and Skulduggery is taken to Abyssinia by Nero(whose powers have recently been unstable as happens to Neoterics) – Destrier traps Skulduggery in an Eternity Gate for a week as Abyssinia wants him out of the way until she successfully starts the war.
Temper takes China to Valkyrie, who releases her, but is subsequently captured by Creed. Whorl heals Valkyrie but she latches onto his magic and uses it herself. They come across Yonder but are attacked – Nero has teleported in Abyssinia’s crew, full of convicts with magic powered guns that can take down Cleavers. Yonder gets out with an escape pod, and Valkyrie manages to read Abyssinia’s mind, learning who Caisson’s father is. They find Fletcher, who manages to ‘short-circuit' Nero and make him lose control, limiting Abyssinia’s movement. Serafina, with telekinesis powers, and Skulduggery, who escaped the Eternity Gate, join them before they find Abyssinia and Caisson, who wants to kill all of them except Valkyrie. She tells him that Abyssinia lied about his father - Abyssinia reveals it was Mevolent who she wanted revenge on after he killed her father and family and ended up getting very close to. Nero takes them away and the convicts surrender with Abyssinia out of their heads, but they find a bomb which China contains with a sigil. They conclude Serafina will send her assassin sister Kierre to kill Caisson otherwise the Legion of Judgement will lose power.
The Arbiters get Coldhearts location from a convict, finding Destrier who sabotaged the Eternity Gate so they could stop Abyssinia and gives them a remote to disarm a bomb in the White House. Abyssinia arrives, telling them Caisson and Solace have left her and that the Darkly Prophecy was about her father The Unnamed, and that the only thing that can kill him is the Obsidian Blade, a speck from the Big Bang that destroys whatever it touches, creating a Void World. The Unnamed wanted to destroy the blade or kill Auger to make himself invincible and killed any male heirs so the prophecy would have to be about him. Mevolent however wanted the return of the Faceless Ones, unlike the Unnamed, so he found the Obsidian Blade and stabbed him. Abyssinia then shows Valkyrie her memories, where she sees that after Vile stabbed Abyssinia, she was found and healed by her father, who used his powers to survive – power he gave her in exchange for trapping his soul and putting it in her sons body when he came of age. She still wants to continue her plan to take over the world, and Nero accidentally takes them all to Whitney.
Omen and First Wave are also at Whitney, as the plan is for First Wave to start the killing – he escapes and telepathically contacts Auger, who arrives with Never in time to save him from a convict as First Wave panicked about actually killing the mortals so the convicts were let loose instead. They find Tanith, Dexter, Skulduggery and Valkyrie (who now wears the protective necronaut suit) and Omen takes out Lilt with Tanith’s help. Abyssinia reveals the plan is for Blackbrook to kill First Wave as an act of retaliation, but they turn on her and the convicts and fatally shoot Razzia – they have body armour that deflects magic and magic-binding bullets. Valkyrie saves Omen and Auger from dying like in her vision, and Skulduggery tells to stop Abyssinia her bloodline isn’t special as one of her grandchildren became Kith, but she fights them off and attacks Auger, who Valkyrie saves again but is again haunted by Ghastly and the Nemesis.
Temper wakes up in the Dark Cathedral - Caisson and Solace are there, with Creed offering his protection for Caisson’s allegiance. Creed goes to Activate Temper but Caisson morally objects, prompting anger from Solace – Caisson is then killed by an assassin. Abyssinia sees a vision of this, so Nero takes them all to the Dark Cathedral, and brings Abyssinia her fathers soul when she sees Caisson is dead which she pours into Caisson’s body – the Unnamed then takes his power back and leaves. Nero then takes her to the White House to kill Flanery for his betrayal but Crepuscular stabs Nero and a weakened Abyssinia, who dies in Skulduggery’s arms, warning him about Crepuscular who tells Flanery the plan has changed.
Razzia dies in Temper’s arms and Creed tells them process of Activation is protected under Religious Freedom Act as the Church members signed a contract. China frees the Black Sand members so Tanith goes to find the Obsidian Blade, and Solace finds China, who put her in Greymire, threatening to ruin her life. Jenan tries to kill Omen, but Auger saves him, being stabbed in the chest in the process.
Valkyrie repairs Alice’s soul, having a vision where she talks to future Alice who knows about magic and is preparing for a fight between the Child of the Faceless Ones and the Child of the Ancients. Present-day Alice cries all the time with her repaired soul, and Valkyrie meets Dusk, who tells her she is descended from the Faceless Ones, not the Ancients.
Forby, a member of the Darquesse Society who is working on the portal with the Sanctuary, finds Darquesse, but they need a Shunter to get to her – Bennet recruits Nadir, who opens the portal for Sebastian to go through. He finds Darquesse’s dead body, but it turns out she is locked in an endless battle with the Faceless Ones, neither strong enough to fully permanently kill the other. She ignores him at first, but he eventually convinces her to give Earth a chance and she re-enters Stephanie’s body.

(NOTE: Only feature film categories are listed. Certain nominations omit teams of nominees and only list the film and/or certain individuals. Winners highlighted)

Producers Guild of America

Darryl F. Zanuck Award for Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures

• American Fiction (MGM)
• Anatomy of a Fall (Neon)
• Barbie (Warner Bros.)
• The Holdovers (Focus Features)
• Killers of the Flower Moon (Apple Original Films/Paramount Pictures)
• Maestro (Netflix)
• Oppenheimer (Universal Pictures)
• Past Lives (A24)
• Poor Things (Searchlight Pictures)
• The Zone of Interest (A24)

Award for Outstanding Producer of Animated Theatrical Motion Pictures

• The Boy and the Heron (GKids)
• Elemental (Pixar)
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Sony Pictures)
• The Super Mario Bros. Movie (Illumination/Universal Pictures)
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (Paramount Pictures)**

Outstanding Producer of Documentary Theatrical Motion Pictures

• 20 Days in Mariupol
• American Symphony
• Beyond Utopia
• The Disappearance of Shere Hite
• The Mother of All Lies
• Smoke Sauna Sisterhood Squaring the Circle (The Story of Hipgnosis)

Directors Guild of America

Feature Film

• Greta Gerwig – Barbie
• Yorgos Lanthimos – Poor Things
• Christopher Nolan – Oppenheimer
• Alexander Payne – The Holdovers
• Martin Scorsese – Killers of the Flower Moon

Documentaries

• Moses Bwayo and Christopher Sharp – Bobi Wine: The People's President
• Mstyslav Chernov – 20 Days in Mariupol
• Madeleine Gavin – Beyond Utopia
• Davis Guggenheim – Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie
• D. Smith – Kokomo City

First-Time Feature Film

• Cord Jefferson – American Fiction
• Manuela Martelli – Chile '76
• Noora Niasari – Shayda
• A. V. Rockwell – A Thousand and One
• Celine Song – Past Lives

Screen Actors Guild

Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role

• Bradley Cooper – Maestro as Leonard Bernstein
• Colman Domingo – Rustin as Bayard Rustin
• Paul Giamatti – The Holdovers as Paul Hunham
• Cillian Murphy – Oppenheimer as J. Robert Oppenheimer
• Jeffrey Wright – American Fiction as Thelonious "Monk" Ellison

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role

• Annette Bening – Nyad as Diana Nyad
• Lily Gladstone – Killers of the Flower Moon as Mollie Burkhart
• Carey Mulligan – Maestro as Felicia Montealegre
• Margot Robbie – Barbie as Barbie
• Emma Stone – Poor Things as Bella Baxter

Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role

• Sterling K. Brown – American Fiction as Clifford "Cliff" Ellison
• Willem Dafoe – Poor Things as Dr. Godwin Baxter
• Robert De Niro – Killers of the Flower Moon as William King Hale
• Robert Downey Jr. – Oppenheimer as Lewis Strauss
• Ryan Gosling – Barbie as Ken

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role

• Emily Blunt – Oppenheimer as Katherine "Kitty" Oppenheimer
• Danielle Brooks – The Color Purple as Sofia
• Penélope Cruz – Ferrari as Laura Ferrari
• Jodie Foster – Nyad as Bonnie Stoll
• Da'Vine Joy Randolph – The Holdovers as Mary Lamb

Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture

• American Fiction – Erika Alexander, Adam Brody, Sterling K. Brown, Keith David, John Ortiz, Issa Rae, Tracee Ellis Ross, Leslie Uggams, and Jeffrey Wright
• Barbie – Michael Cera, Will Ferrell, America Ferrera, Ryan Gosling, Ariana Greenblatt, Kate McKinnon, Helen Mirren, Rhea Perlman, Issa Rae, and Margot Robbie
• The Color Purple – Halle Bailey, Fantasia Barrino, Jon Batiste, Danielle Brooks, Ciara, Colman Domingo, Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor, Louis Gossett Jr., Corey Hawkins, Taraji P. Henson, Phylicia Pearl Mpasi, and Gabriella Wilson "H.E.R."
• Killers of the Flower Moon – Tantoo Cardinal, Robert De Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio, Brendan Fraser, Lily Gladstone, John Lithgow, and Jesse Plemons
• Oppenheimer – Casey Affleck, Emily Blunt, Kenneth Branagh, Matt Damon, Robert Downey Jr., Josh Hartnett, Rami Malek, Cillian Murphy, and Florence Pugh

Outstanding Performance by a Stunt Ensemble in a Motion Picture

• Barbie
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
• Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
• John Wick: Chapter 4
• Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One

Writers Guild of America

Best Original Screenplay

• Air – Alex Convery
• Barbie – Greta Gerwig & Noah Baumbach
• The Holdovers - David Hemingson
• May December – Samy Burch; story by Samy Burch & Alex Mechanik
• Past Lives – Celine Song

Best Adapted Screenplay

• American Fiction – Cord Jefferson; based on the novel Erasure by Percival Everett
• Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret. – Kelly Fremon Craig; based on the book by Judy Blume
• Killers of the Flower Moon – Eric Roth and Martin Scorsese; based on the book by David Grann
• Nyad – Julia Cox; based on the book Find a Way by Diana Nyad
• Oppenheimer – Christopher Nolan; based on the book American Prometheus by Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin

Best Documentary Screenplay

• Bella! – Jeff L. Lieberman
• It Ain't Over – Sean Mullin
• The Pigeon Tunnel – Errol Morris
• Stamped from the Beginning – David Teague; based on the book Stamped from the Beginning by Ibram X. Kendi
• What the Hell Happened to Blood, Sweat & Tears? – John Scheinfeld

American Society of Cinematographers

Winners Announced March 5

Theatrical Feature Film Nominees

• Edward Lachman, ASC for El Conde
• Matthew Libatique, ASC, LPS for Maestro
• Rodrigo Prieto, ASC, AMC for Killers of the Flower Moon
• Robbie Ryan, ISC for Poor Things
• Hoyte van Hoytema, ASC, FSF, NSC for Oppenheimer

Spotlight Award

• Eric Branco for Story Ave.
• Krum Rodriguez for Citizen Saint
• Warwick Thornton for The New Boy

Documentary Award

• Jeff Hutchens for Murder in Big Horn "Episode 1"
• Curren Sheldon for King Coal
• D. Smith for Kokomo City

American Cinema Editors

Best Edited Feature Film (Drama, Theatrical)

• Anatomy of a Fall – Laurent Sénéchal
• Killers of the Flower Moon – Thelma Schoonmaker
• Maestro – Michelle Tesoro
• Oppenheimer – Jennifer Lame
• Past Lives – Keith Fraase

Best Edited Feature Film (Comedy, Theatrical)

• Air – William Goldenberg
• American Fiction – Hilda Rasula
• Barbie – Nick Houy
• The Holdovers – Kevin Tent
• Poor Things – Yorgos Mavropsaridis

Best Edited Documentary (Theatrical)

• 20 Days in Mariupol – Michelle Mizner
• American Symphony – Sammy Dane, Matthew Heineman, Jim Hession, and Fernando Villegas
• Joan Baez: I Am a Noise – Maeve O'Boyle
• Little Richard: I Am Everything – Nyneve Minnear and Jake Hostetter
• Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie – Michael Harte

Best Edited Animated Feature Film (Theatrical or Non-Theatrical)

• Elemental – Stephen Schaffer
• Nimona – Randy Trager and Erin Crackel
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse – Michael Andrews
• The Super Mario Bros. Movie – Eric Osmond
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem – Greg Levitan

Visual Effects Society

Outstanding Visual Effects in a Photoreal Feature

• Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves: Ben Snow, Diana Giorgiutti, Khalid Almeerani, Scott Benza, and Sam Conway
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3: Stephane Ceretti, Susan Pickett, Alexis Wajsbrot, Guy Williams, and Dan Sudick
• Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny: Andrew Whitehurst, Kathy Siegel, Robert Weaver, Julian Hutchens, and Alistair Williams
• Oppenheimer: Andrew Jackson, Mike Chambers (VES), Giacomo Mineo, Dave Drzewiecki, and Scot Fisher
• The Creator: Jay Cooper, Julian Levi, Ian Comley, Charmaine Chan, Neil Corbould (VES)

Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects in a Photoreal Feature

• John Wick: Chapter 4: Janelle Croshaw Ralla, Reina Sparks, Jonathan Rothbart, Javier Roca, and Gerd Nefzer
• Killers of the Flower Moon: Pablo Helman, Brian Barlettani, Sam Bassett , and Brandon Keys McLaughlin
• Napoleon: Charley Henley, Sarah Tulloch, Luc-Ewen Martin-Fenouillet, Simone Coco, and Neil Corbould (VES)
• Nyad: Jake Braver, Fiona Campbell Westgate, R. Christopher White, and Mohsen Mousavi
• Society of the Snow: Félix Bergés, Micaela Gagliano, Laura Pedro, Ezequiel Larrú, and Pau Costa

Outstanding Visual Effects in an Animated Feature

• Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget: Jon Biggins, Jim Lewis, Charles Copping, and Matthew Perry
• Elemental: Peter Sohn, Denise Ream, Sanjay Bakshi, and Stephen Marshall
• Nimona: Archie Donato, Yancy Lindquist, Theodore Ty, and Anthony Kemp
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse: Alan Hawkins, Christian Hejnal, Michael Lasker, and Matt Hausman
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem: Matthieu Rouxel, Marie Balland, Jacques Daigle, and Vincent Leroy

Outstanding Animated Character in a Photoreal Feature

• Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (Topo the Octopus): Thomas Ward, Andrew Butler, Felix Slinger-Thompson, and Jacob Burstein
• Godzilla Minus One (Godzilla): Kosuke Taguchi and Takashi Yamazaki
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (Rocket): Nathan McConnel, Andrea De Martis, Antony Magdalinidis,and Rachel Williams
• Wonka (Oompa Loompa), Dale Newton, Kunal Ayer, Valentina Ercolani, and Gabor Foner

Outstanding Character Animation in an Animated Feature

• Elemental (Ember): Gwendelyn Enderoglu, Jared Fong, Jonathan Hoffman, and Patrick Witting
• Elemental (Wade): Max Gilbert, Jacob Kuenzel, Dave Strick, and Benjamin Su
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Spot): Christopher Mangnall, Craig Feifarek, Humberto Rosa, and Nideep Varghese
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (Superfly): Gregory Coelho, Anne-Claire Leroux, Simon Cuisinier, and Olivier Pierre

Outstanding Created Environment in a Photoreal Feature

• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (Knowhere): Omar Alejandro Lavrador Ibanez, Fabien Julvecourt, Klaudio Ladavac, and Benjamin Patterson
• Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (Underwater Wreck Environment): Johan Gabrielsson, Adrian Tsang, Stefan Andersson, and Martin Eneroth
• John Wick: Chapter 4 (Place de L’Étoile): Manuel Gaudreau, Fabrice Vienne, Vignesh Ravi, and Laurent Makowski
• The Creator (Floating Village): John Seru, Guy Williams, Vincent Techer, and Timothée Maron

Outstanding Created Environment in an Animated Feature

• Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget (Chicken Island): Charles Copping, Matthew Perry, Jim Lewis, and Jon Biggins
• Elemental (Element City): Chris Bernardi, Brandon Montell, David Shavers, and Ting Zhang
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Mumbattan City): Taehyun Park, YJ Lee, Pepe Orozco, and Kelly Han
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (Midtown Manhattan): Olivier Mitonneau, Eddy Frechou, Guillaume Chevet, and Arnaud Philippe-Giraux

Outstanding Virtual Cinematography in a CG Project

• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3: Joanna Davison, Cheyana Wilkinson, Michael Cozens, and Jason Desjarlais
• Migration: Guylo Homsy, Damien Bapst, Antoine Collet, and David Dangin
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse: Rich Turner, Randolph Lizarda, Daniela Campos Little, and Thomas Campos
• The Creator: Roel Coucke, Christopher Potter, Amanda Johnstone-Batt, and Jeremy Bloch

Outstanding Model in a Photoreal or Animated Project

• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (The Arête): Kenneth Johansson, Jason Galeon, Tim Civil, and Artur Vil
• Peter Pan & Wendy (Jolly Roger): Patrick Comtois, Thomas Gallardo, Harrison Stark, and David Thibodeau
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Spider HQ): Dongick David Sheen, Mark JeongWoong Lee, Mikaela Bantog, and René Völker
• The Creator (Nomad): Oliver Kane, Mat Monro, Florence Green, and Serban Ungureanu

Outstanding Effects Simulations in a Photoreal Feature

• Napoleon: Koen Hofmeester, Gianmichele Mariani, Clair Bellens, and Hernan Llano Duque
• Nyad (Stormy Waters) Korbinian Meier, Sindy Saalfeld, David Michielsen, and Andreas Vrhovsek
• The Creator: Ludovic Ramisandraina, Raul Essig, Mathieu Chardonnet, and Lewis Taylor
• The Nun 2: Laurent Creusot, Sebastien Podsiadlo, Michael Moercant, and Benjamin Saurine

Outstanding Effects Simulations in an Animated Feature

• Elemental: Kristopher Campbell, Greg Gladstone, Jon Reisch, and Kylie Wijsmuller
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse: Pav Grochola, Filippo Maccari, Naoki Kato, and Nicola Finizio
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem: Louis Marsaud, Paul-Etienne Bourde, Serge Martin, and Marine Pommereul
• The Super Mario Bros. Movie: Simon Pate, Christophe Vazquez, and Milo Riccarand

Outstanding Composition and Lighting in a Feature

• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3: Indah Maretha, Beck Veitch, Nathan Abbot, and Steve McGillen
• John Wick: Chapter 4 (Apartment Massacre Videogame Style): Javier Roca, Julien Forest, Thomas Bourdis, and Dominik Kirouac
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse: Bret St.Clair, Kieron Cheuk-Chi Lo, Kelly Christophers, and Rowan Young
• The Creator (Bar): Phil Prates, Min Kim, Nisarg Suthar, and Toshiko Miura
• The Creator (Spaceships): Ben O-Brien, Juan Espigares Enriquez, Wesley Roberts, and Hayes Brien

Outstanding Special (Practical) Effects in a Photoreal Project

• I’m a Virgo: John McLeod, Scott Kirvan, Alec Gillis, and Carl Miller
• Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One: Neil Corbould (VES), Ray Ferguson, Keith Dawson, and Chris Motjuoadi
• Oppenheimer: Scott Fisher, James Rollins, and Mario Vanillo
• Society of the Snow: Pau Costa, Carlos Laguna, Guillermo F. Aldunate, and Eloy Cervera

Emerging Technology Award

• Blue Beetle (Machine Learning Cloth): JohnMark Gibbons, Allen Ruilova, Momme Carl, and David Minor
• Elemental (Volumetric Neural Style Transfer): Vinicius C. Azevedo, Byungsoo Kim, Raphael Ortiz, and Paul Kanyuk
• The Flash (Volumetric Capture): Stephan Trojansky, Thomas Ganshorn, Oliver Pilarski, and Lukas Lepicovsky
• Wish (Dynamic Screen Space Textures for Coherent Stylization): Brent Burley, Daniel Teece, and Brian J. Green

Motion Pictures Sound Editors

Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Feature Animation

• Elemental
• Migration
• Spiderman: Across the Spiderverse
• The Super Mario Bros. Movie

Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Feature Documentary

• 32 Sounds
• American Symphony
• Mourning in Lod
• Still: A Michael J Fox Movie
• Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour

Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Foreign Language Feature

• Anatomy of a Fall
• The Zone of Interest
• Godzilla Minus One
• Society of the Snow

Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Feature Dialogue ADR

• Barbie
• Killers of the Flower Moon
• Maestro
• Napoleon
• Oppenheimer
• Poor Things

Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Feature Effects/Foley

• Gran Turismo
• Ferarri
• John Wick Chapter Four
• Napoleon
• Oppenheimer
• The Killer

Outstanding Achievement in Music Editing - Documentary

• American Symphony
• Pianoforte
• Still: A Michael J Fox Story
• WHAM!

Outstanding Achievement in Music Editing - Feature Motion Picture

• Barbie
• Creed III
• Maestro
• Oppenheimer
• Spiderman: Across the Spiderverse
• Wonka

Cinema Audio Society

Motion Picture: Live Action

• Barbie - Nina Rice (Production Mixer), Kevin O’Connell (Re-Recording Mixer), Ai-Ling Lee (Re-Recording Mixer), Peter Cobbin (Scoring Mixer), Kirsty Whalley (Scoring Mixer), Bobby Johanson (ADR Mixer), Kevin Schultz (Foley Mixer)
  
• Ferrari - Lee Orloff (Production Mixer), Andy Nelson (Production Mixer), Tony Lamberti (Re-Recording Mixer), Luke Schwarzweller (Re-Recording Mixer), Andrew Dudman (Scoring Mixer), Matthew Wood (ADR Mixer), Giorgi Lekishvili (Foley Mixer)
  
• Killers of the Flower Moon - Mark Ulano (Production Mixer), Tom Fleischman (Re-Recording Mixer), Eugene Gearty (Re-Recording Mixer), George A. Lara (Foley Mixer)
  
• Maestro - Steven A. Morrow (Production Mixer), Tom Ozanich (Re-Recording Mixer), Dean A. Zupancic (Re-Recording Mixer), Nick Baxter (Scoring Mixer), Bobby Johanson (ADR Mixer), Walter Spencer (Foley Mixer)
  
• Oppenheimer Willie D. Burton (Production Mixer), Gary A. Rizzo (Re-Recording Mixer), Kevin O’Connell (Re-Recording Mixer), Chris Fogel (Scoring Mixer), Tavish Grade (Foley Mixer), Jack Cucci (Foley Mixer), Mikel Parraga-Wills (Foley Mixer)
  

Motion Picture: Animated

• Elemental - Vince Caro (Original Dialogue Mixer), Paul McGrath (Original Dialogue Mixer), Stephen Urata (Re-Recording Mixer), Ren Klyce (Re-Recording Mixer), Thomas Vicari (Scoring Mixer), Scott Curtis (Foley Mixer)
  
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse - Brian Smith (Original Dialogue Mixer), Aaron Hasson (Original Dialogue Mixer), Howard London (Original Dialogue Mixer), Michael Semanick (Re-Recording Mixer), Juan Peralta (Re-Recording Mixer), Sam Okell (Scoring Mixer), Randy K. Singer (Foley Mixer)
  
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem - Doc Kane (Original Dialogue Mixer), Michael Semanick (Re-Recording Mixer), Mark Mangini (Re-Recording Mixer), Trent Reznor (Scoring Mixer), Atticus Ross (Scoring Mixer), Chris Cirino (ADR Mixer), Chelsea Body(Foley Mixer)
  
• The Boy and the Heron – Kôji Kasamatsu (Original Dialogue & Re-Recording Mixer)
  
• The Super Mario Brothers Movie - Carlos Sotolongo (Original Dialogue Mixer), Pete Horner (Re-Recording Mixer), Juan Peralta (Re-Recording Mixer), Casey Stone (Scoring Mixer), Doc Kane (ADR Mixer), Richard Durante (Foley Mixer)
  

Motion Picture: Documentary

• 32 Sounds - Laura Cunningham (Production Mixer), Mark Mangini (Re-Recording Mixer), Ben Greenberg (Scoring Mixer), Bobby Johanson (ADR Mixer), Blake Collins (Foley Mixer)
  
• American Symphony - Tom Paul (Re-Recording Mixer), Tristan Baylis (Re-Recording Mixer), Ryan Collison (Foley Mixer),
  
• Little Richard: I Am Everything - Tom Paul (Re-Recording Mixer)
  
• Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie - Skip Lievsay (Re-Recording Mixer), Paul Urmson (Re-Recording Mixer), Joel Dougherty (Re-Recording Mixer), John Michael Caldwell (Scoring Mixer), Micah Blaichman (Foley Mixer
  
• Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour - Jacob Farron Smith (Production Mixer), John Ross (Re-Recording Mixer), David Payne (Re-Recording Mixer), Christopher Rowe (Re-Recording Mixer)
  

Casting Society of America

Feature Animation

• Elemental (Disney): Natalie Lyon, Kevin Reher, Kate Hansen-Birnbaum (Associate Casting Director)
• Leo (Netflix): Danielle Aufiero, Amber Horn
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Sony): Mary Hidalgo
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (Paramount): Rich Delia, Adam Richards (Associate Casting Director)
• Wish (Disney): Grace C. Kim

Feature Big Budget - Comedy

• Air (Amazon Studios): Mary Vernieu, Lindsay Graham Ahanonu, Sydney Shircliff (Associate Casting Director)
• Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret (Searchlight): Francine Maisler, Melissa Kostenbauder, Betsy Fippinger (Location Casting), Tara Feldstein (Location Casting), Chase Paris (Location Casting), Molly Rose (Associate Casting Director)
• Asteroid City (Focus Features): Douglas Aibel, Jina Jay (Location Casting), Matthew Glasner (Associate Casting Director)
• Cocaine Bear (Paramount): Debra Zane, Dylan Jury, Alli Coffey (Location Casting)
• Wonka (Warner Bros.): Nina Gold

Feature Big Budget - Drama

• The Color Purple (Warner Bros.): Bernard Telsey, Tiffany Little Canfield, Destiny Lilly
• Maestro (Netflix): Shayna Markowitz, Dayna Katz (Associate Casting Director)
• Killers of the Flower Moon (Apple): Ellen Lewis, Rene Haynes, Kate Sprance (Associate Casting Director)
• Oppenheimer (Universal): John Papsidera
• Saltburn (Amazon Studios): Kharmel Cochrane

Feature Studio or Independent - Comedy

• American Fiction (Amazon Studios): Jennifer Euston, Lisa Lobel (Location Casting), Angela Peri (Location Casting), Melissa Morris (Associate Casting Director)
• Bottoms (Amazon Studios): Laura Rosenthal, Maribeth Fox, Meagan Lewis (Location Casting), Kimberly Ostroy (Associate Casting Director)
• The Holdovers (Focus Features): Susan Shopmaker, Lisa Lobel (Location Casting), Angela Peri (Location Casting), Melissa Morris (Associate Casting Director)
• Joy Ride (Lionsgate): Rich Delia, Kara Eide (Location Casting), Kris Woznesensky (Location Casting), Adam Richards (Associate Casting Director)
• Theater Camp (Searchlight): Kristian Charbonier, Bernard Telsey

Feature Studio or Independent - Drama

• The Iron Claw (A24): Susan Shopmaker, Brent Caballero (Location Casting)
• May December (Netflix): Laura Rosenthal, Meagan Lewis (Location Casting), Rebecca Carfagna (Location Casting), Kimberly Ostroy (Associate Casting Director)
• Past Lives (A24): Ellen Chenoweth, Susanne Scheel
• Priscilla (A24): Nicole Daniels, Courtney Bright, John Buchan, Jason Knight
• Rustin (Netflix): Avy Kaufman, Donna Belajac (Location Casting), Missy Finnell (Location Casting), Scotty Anderson (Associate Casting Director)

Feature Low Budget - Comedy or Drama

• Birth/Rebirth (IFC Films): Allison Twardziak, Danielle Pretsfelder Demchick
• Emily (Warner Bros.): Fiona Weir
• Jules (Bleecker Street): Avy Kaufman
• Memory (Ketchup Entertainment): Susan Shopmaker
• Monica (IFC Films): Emily Schweber, D. Lynn Meyers (Location Casting)

Feature Micro Budget - Comedy or Drama

• The Donor Party (Vertical): Anthony J. Kraus
• How I Learned to Fly (Film Movement): Jessica Sherman
• Summoning Sylvia (The Horror Collective): Steven Tylor O’Connor
• What Comes Around (IFC Films): Eyde Belasco, Jeff Johnson (Location Casting)
• Your Lucky Day (Well Go USA Entertainment): Jessica Sherman

The Zeitgeist Award

• Barbie (Warner Bros.): Lucy Bevan, Olivia Grant (Associate Casting Director)
• The Flash (Warner Bros.): Rich Delia, Kate Ringsell, Adam Richards (Associate Casting Director)
• The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes (Lionsgate): Debra Zane, Dylan Jury, Simone Bär (Location Casting)
• Rebel Moon: Part One – A Child of Fire (Netflix): Kristy Carlson, Jeanette Benzie (Associate Casting Director)
• Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (Paramount Pictures): Wittney Horton, additional voice casting by Ruth Lambert and Robert McGee, Eve Streger (Associate Casting Director)

Art Directors Guild

Excellence in Production Design for a Contemporary Film

• Beau Is Afraid – Fiona Crombie
• John Wick: Chapter 4 – Kevin Kavanaugh
• The Killer – Donald Graham Burt
• Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One – Gary Freeman
• Saltburn – Suzie Davies

Excellence in Production Design for a Period Film

• Asteroid City – Adam Stockhausen
• Killers of the Flower Moon – Jack Fisk
• Maestro – Kevin Thompson
• Napoleon – Arthur Max
• Oppenheimer – Ruth De Jong

Excellence in Production Design for a Fantasy Film

• Barbie – Sarah Greenwood
• The Creator – James Clyne
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 – Beth Mickle
• Poor Things – James Price and Shona Heath
• Wonka – Nathan Crowley

Excellence in Production Design for an Animated Film

• The Boy and the Heron – Yôji Takeshige
• Elemental – Don Shank
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse – Patrick O'Keefe
• The Super Mario Bros. Movie – Guillaume Aretos
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem – Yashar Kassai

Guild of Music Supervisors

Best Music Supervision for Film Budgeted Over $25 Million

• The Holdovers
• My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3
• They Cloned Tyrone
• Barbie
• Maestro
• Saltburn
• Spiderman: Across the Spiderverse
• Are You There God? Its Me, Margaret
• Wonka
• Air

Best Music Supervision for Film Budgeted $25 Million And Under

• The Iron Claw
• Jesus Revolution
• All of Us Strangers
• Polite Society
• Flamin' Hot
• Joy Ride

Best Music Supervision for Film Budgeted $10 Million And Under

• Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe
• Brother
• Past Lives
• Somewhere in Queens
• Eileen
• War Pony
• Paint
• Theater Camp

Best Music Supervision for a Non-Theatrically Released Film

• Change Can Dunk (TIE)
• Please Don’t Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain
• Rye Lane
• Sitting in Bars With Cake
• Family Switch
• Totally Killer (TIE)
• A Million Miles Away
• Heist 88
• Praise This

Best Song Written and/or Recorded for a Film

• Spiderman: Across the Spiderverse (Am I Dreaming) - Mike Dean, Peter Lee Johnson, Rakim Mayers, Roisee, Leland Wayne, and Landon Wayne
• Theater Camp (Camp Isn't Home) - Noah Galvin, Molly Gordon, Nick Lieberman, Ben Platt, and Mark Sonnenblick
• The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (Can't Catch Me Now) - Dan Nigro and Olivia Rodrigo
• Barbie (I'm Just Ken) - Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt
• American Symphony (It Never Went Away) - Jon Batiste and Dan Wilson
• Joy Ride (Juicy) - Isak Alvedahl, Kirubel Swedin, and Sandra Wikstrom
• Totally Killer (Little Bit 'O Soul) - John Carter and Kenneth Hawker
• Past Lives (Quiet Eyes) - Zachary Dawes and Sharon Van Etten
• Rustin (Road to Freedom) - Lenny Kravitz
• Barbie (What I Was Made For) - Billie Eilish O’Connell, Finneas O’Connell*

Costume Designers Guild

Excellence in Contemporary Film

• American Fiction – Rudy Mance
• May December – April Napier
• Nyad – Kelli Jones
• Renfield – Lisa Lovaas
• Saltburn – Sophie Canale

Excellence in Period Film

• Killers of the Flower Moon – Jacqueline West
• Maestro – Mark Bridges
• Napoleon – Janty Yates & Dave Crossman
• Oppenheimer – Ellen Mirojnick
• Poor Things – Holly Waddington

Excellence in Sci-Fi/Fantasy Film

• Barbie – Jacqueline Durran
• Haunted Mansion – Jeffrey Kurland
• The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes – Trish Summerville
• The Little Mermaid – Colleen Atwood & Christine Cantella
• Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire – Stephanie Porter

Excellence in Costume Illustration

• 1923: War and the Turquoise Tide – Maggie S. Chan
• Haunted Mansion – Barbra Araujo
• The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Song Songbirds & Snakes – Oksana Nedavniaya
• Loki: 1893 – Felipe Sanchez
• Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire – Jason Pastrana

Make-Up Artists and Hair Stylists Guild

Best Contemporary Make-up

• Candy Cane Lane - Tym Shutchai Buacharern, Michele Lewis, Jennifer Zide-Essex, Yvettra Grantham
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 - Jane Galli, Personal
• The Haunted Mansion - Kimberly Jones, Dionne Wynn, Bridgit Crider, Carla VanNessa Wallace
• NYAD - Felicity Bowring, Ann Maree Hurley, Julie Hewett, Mahar Lessner
• Saltburn - Siân Miller, Laura Allen

Best Period and/or Character Makeup

• Barbie - Ivana Primorac, Victoria Down, Maha Mimo
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 - Alexei Dmitriew, Nicole Sortillon, Amos Samantha Ward, LuAndra Whitehurs
• Maestro - Siann Grigg, Jackie Risotto, Elisa Tallerico, Nicky Pattison-Illum
• Oppenheimer - Luisa Abel, Jason Hamer, Kerrin Jackson, Jamie Loree Hess
• Poor Things - Nadia Stacey

Best Special Makeup Effects

• Golda - Karen Thomas, Eva Susanna Johnson Theodosiou
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 - Alexei Dmitriew, Lindsay MacGowen, Shane Mahan, Scott Stoddard
• Maestro - Kazu Hiro, Sian Grigg, Duncan Jarman, Mike Mekash
• Poor Things - Nadia Stacey, Mark Coulier
• Rebel Moon: Part One – A Child of Fire - Ozzy Alvarez, Justin Raleigh, Kelsey Berk, Jonathan Shroyer

Best Contemporary Hair Styling

• Candy Cane Lane - Yvette Shelton, Shian Banks, Stacey Morris, Maisha Oliver
• Joyride - Jeannie Chow, Kim Lee
• NYAD - Daniel Curet, Vanessa Columbo, Enzo Angileri, Darlene Brumfeld
• Pain Hustlers - Michelle Johnson, Dennis Bailey
• Saltburn - Siân Miller, Laura Allen

Best Period Hair Styling and/or Character Hair Styling

• Barbie - Ivana Primorac, Marie Larkin, Clare Corsick
• Chevalier - Roo Maurice, Francesco Pegoretti
• The Color Purple - Lawrence Davis, Andrea Mona Bowman, Tym Wallace
• Guardians of The Galaxy Vol. 3 - Cassandra Lyn Russek, Stephanie Fenner, Peter Tothpal, Connie Criswell
• Maestro - Kay Georgiou, Lori McCoy-Bell, Jameson Eaton, Amanda Duffy-Evans

Society of Composers and Lyricists

Outstanding Original Score For a Studio Film

• Anthony Willis - Saltburn
• Joe Hisaishi - The Boy and the Heron
• Ludwig Göransson - Oppenheimer
• Laura Karpman - American Fiction
• Robbie Robertson - Killers of the Flower Moon

Outstanding Original Score For an Independent Film

• Jon Batiste - American Symphony
• John Powell - Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie
• Daniel Pemberton - Ferrari
• Mica Levi - The Zone of Interest
• Fabrizio Mancinelli and Richard M. Sherman - Mushka

Outstanding Original Song For a Drama or Documentary

• Olivia Rodrigo and Dan Nigro - Can’t Catch Me Now (Hunger Games: Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes)
• Jon Batiste and Dan Wilson - It Never Went Away(American Symphony)
• Lenny Kravitz - Road to Freedom (Rustin)
• Nicholas Britell and Taura Stinson - Slip Away (Carmen)
• Sharon Farber and Noah Benshea - Better Times (Jacob the Baker)

Outstanding Original Song For a Comedy or Musical

• Billie Eilish O’Connell and Finneas O’Connell - What Was I Made For? (Barbie)
• Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt - I’m Just Ken (Barbie)
• Diane Warren - The Fire Inside (Flamin' Hot)
• Heather McIntosh, Allyson Newman and Taura Stinson - All About Me (The L-Word)
• Jack Black, John Spiker, Eric Osmond, Michael Jelenic, and Aaron Horvath - Peaches (Super Mario Bros. Movie)

David Raksin Award for Emerging Talent

• Kenny Wood - The Naughty Nine
• Hannah Parrott - After Death
• Fabrizio Mancinelli - The Land of Dreams
• Catherine Joy - Home Is A Hotel
• Allyson Newman - Commitment to Life

Set Decorators Society of America

Best Achievement in DécoDesign of a Contemporary Feature Film

• The Killer – Brandi Kalish (Set Decoration); Donald Graham Burt (Production Design)
• Leave the World Behind – David Schlesinger (Set Decoration); Anastasia White (Production Design)
• May December – Jess Royal (Set Decoration); Sam Lisenco (Production Design)
• Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One – Raffaella Giovannetti (Set Decoration); Gary Freeman (Production Design)
• Saltburn – Charlotte Dirickx (Set Decoration); Suzie Davies (Production Design)

Best Achievement in DécoDesign of a Period Feature Film

• Killers of the Flower Moon – Adam Willis (Set Decoration); Jack Fisk (Production Design)
• Maestro – Rena DeAngelo (Set Decoration); Kevin Thompson (Production Design)
• Napoleon – Elli Griff (Set Decoration); Arthur Max (Production Design)
• Oppenheimer – Claire Kaufman (Set Decoration); Ruth De Jong (Production Design)
• Poor Things – Zsuzsa Mihalek (Set Decoration); Shona Heath & James Price (Production Design)

Best Achievement in DécoDesign of a Science Fiction or Fantasy Feature Film

• Barbie – Katie Spencer (Set Decoration); Sarah Greenwood (Production Design)
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 – Rosemary Brandenburg (Set Decoration); Beth Mickle (Production Design)
• The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes – Sabine Schaaf (Set Decoration); Uli Hanisch (Production Design)
• Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny – Anna Pinnock (Set Decoration); Adam Stockhausen (Production Design)
• Wonka – Lee Sandales (Set Decoration); Nathan Crowley (Production Design)

Best Achievement in DécoDesign of a Comedy or Musical Feature Film

• American Fiction – Kyra Friedman Curcio (Set Decoration); Jonathan Guggenheim (Production Design)
• Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret. – Selina M. Van den Brink (Set Decoration); Steve Saklad (Production Design)
• Asteroid City – Kris Moran (Set Decoration); Adam Stockhausen (Production Design)
• Candy Cane Lane – Jan Pascale (Set Decoration); Aaron Osborne (Production Design)
• The Little Mermaid – Gordon Sim (Set Decoration); John Myhre (Production Design)