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Iron Man (Tony Stark): A "genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist," Tony is defined by his charming assertiveness, sharp wit, and high level of decisiveness. Initially depicted as a selfish, ego-driven weapons manufacturer, his journey is one of redemption, moving from narcissism to ultimate self-sacrifice.

Captain America (Steve Rogers): The moral compass of the team, Steve embodies integrity, duty, and honor. He is a natural, transformational leader who inspires others to be their best. While he can be stubborn and sometimes "dull at parties," his loyalty to his friends and his principles is unwavering.

Thor (God of Thunder): Initially a headstrong and arrogant prince, Thor’s arc is defined by learning humility and wisdom. He is gregarious, bold, and enjoys the thrill of battle, but he matures into a stoic protector who values brotherhood and family above all.

Black Widow (Natasha Romanoff): A pragmatic survivor, Natasha is cool-headed, observant, and emotionally self-contained. She operates with rational decision-making and is a master strategist who prefers a solid plan over the spotlight.

The Hulk (Bruce Banner): Bruce is a brilliant, introverted scientist—a "Logician"—who struggles with extreme emotional volatility. His personality is a constant battle between his peaceful, intellectual human side and the pure instinctual rage of the Hulk.

Hawkeye (Clint Barton): Often the most grounded Avenger, Clint is methodical, quiet, and intensely focused. He values family and harmony, but he is a fierce protector who becomes ruthless when his loved ones are threatened.

While they often struggle with teamwork initially, they eventually learn to transcend their individual egos for the greater good. Their leadership styles vary significantly: Captain America leads through moral integrity (deontological ethics), while Iron Man often leads through pragmatism and innovation (utilitarian ethics).