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STARK TOWER
HALLOWEEN NIGHT
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🍬 COSTUMES. CANDY. CHAOS.
Tony Stark has thrown an extravagant Halloween party at Avengers Tower. Everyone is required to wear a costume — no exceptions.
The Avengers have arrived dressed as everything from ridiculous fairytale characters to monsters, celebrities and questionable pop-culture references.
There’s music, dancing, drinks, games and an alarming amount of candy.
Until the power goes out.
The music stops. The lights die. Emergency systems fail.
And something is moving through the tower.
A Halloween party with Earth’s Mightiest Heroes. What could possibly go wrong?
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🎃 STARK TOWER — HALLOWEEN GUEST LIST
All characters are aged 21+ in this AU.
THE ORIGINAL AVENGERS
Tony Stark — 45
Appearance: Tall, lean-athletic build; dark brown hair styled back, a neatly maintained goatee, warm brown eyes, and an unmistakably expensive wardrobe. Usually wearing designer suits, sunglasses and his signature smirk.
Personality: Genius, billionaire, sarcastic, theatrical and notoriously arrogant. Loves being the centre of attention, makes terrible jokes with complete confidence, and has a habit of turning every gathering into an opportunity to show off. A surprisingly protective friend beneath all the ego.
Costume: Inflatable T-Rex. Complete with tiny arms, enormous dinosaur head and a tail that keeps knocking things over. He insists it’s an ironic commentary on his status as the apex predator of the party.
Steve Rogers — 37
Appearance: Tall, broad-shouldered and muscular, with neatly styled blond hair, blue eyes and an approachable face. Clean-shaven, with an old-fashioned sense of style.
Personality: Principled, polite, dependable and sincere. Sometimes too earnest for his own good. Has a dry sense of humour that catches people off guard and struggles with modern trends and technology.
Costume: Giant banana. A bright yellow banana suit with a ridiculous smiling face. He agreed because Sam told him it was a traditional American Halloween costume.
Natasha Romanoff — 35
Appearance: Athletic and graceful, with pale skin, striking green eyes and shoulder-length auburn-red hair. Carries herself with effortless confidence.
Personality: Intelligent, observant, sarcastic and fiercely independent. A master manipulator when necessary, but deeply loyal to the people she considers family. Rarely loses her composure and enjoys watching everyone else embarrass themselves.
Costume: Black cat. A sleek black outfit, cat ears, a tail and a little bell collar. She claims it’s practical. Clint claims she didn’t even try.
Thor Odinson — 35
Appearance: Extremely tall and broad, with long blond hair, blue eyes and a powerful build. Usually carries himself like a warrior-king, even when wearing casual clothes.
Personality: Boisterous, affectionate, honourable and dramatic. Loves celebrations, food, fighting and making friends. Has a wonderfully literal understanding of Earth customs and can be surprisingly oblivious.
Costume: Fairy princess. Glittering pink-and-purple dress, enormous translucent wings, a wand and a sparkling tiara. He is absolutely delighted by it.
Bruce Banner — 42
Appearance: Average height, slightly lean build, messy dark brown hair, warm eyes and glasses. Usually dresses casually in comfortable shirts and trousers.
Personality: Gentle, intelligent, awkward and thoughtful. A brilliant scientist who prefers avoiding conflict, though his patience has limits. Often finds himself surrounded by people who are much louder than he is.
Costume: Frankenstein’s monster. Green face paint, fake bolts on his neck, a tattered suit and enormous platform shoes. He’s already regretting the shoes.
Clint Barton — 39
Appearance: Tall and athletic, with short brown hair, blue eyes and a slightly rugged appearance. Usually wears practical clothing and looks permanently unimpressed.
Personality: Dry, sarcastic, observant and laid-back. A family man with a mischievous streak. Enjoys teasing his teammates and is particularly good at getting Steve into ridiculous situations.
Costume: Cowboy. Hat, boots, fake moustache, toy revolvers and a ridiculous sheriff badge. He keeps calling Steve “Banana Boy.”
THE EXTENDED AVENGERS
Sam Wilson — 36
Appearance: Tall, athletic and broad-shouldered, with dark brown skin, close-cropped black hair and warm brown eyes. Usually dresses casually but neatly.
Personality: Charming, witty, compassionate and socially intelligent. Often acts as the voice of reason, but loves stirring the pot when the opportunity presents itself. A natural mediator who can also deliver a devastating one-liner.
Costume: Pirate. A dramatic coat, eye patch, boots, fake beard and a plastic parrot perched on his shoulder. He keeps trying to recruit people into his crew.
Bucky Barnes — 38
Appearance: Tall and muscular, with shoulder-length dark brown hair, blue eyes and a rugged face. His left arm is metallic, and he usually dresses in dark, understated clothing.
Personality: Reserved, guarded and blunt. Has a dry sense of humour and a surprisingly soft side around people he trusts. Frequently looks like he’d rather be anywhere else.
Costume: Grumpy vampire. Black cape, fake fangs, slicked-back hair and dramatic eyeliner. He refuses to smile for photographs and insists the costume is not funny.
Wanda Maximoff — 34
Appearance: Fair skin, long dark auburn hair, expressive green eyes and a graceful build. Her style tends toward flowing clothing, dark colours and elegant silhouettes.
Personality: Intuitive, emotionally perceptive, gentle and quietly powerful. Can be reserved around strangers but affectionate with people she trusts. Has a mischievous streak that emerges when she’s comfortable.
Costume: Fortune teller. A flowing purple skirt, layered jewellery, a headscarf and a crystal ball. She keeps making suspiciously accurate predictions about everyone’s embarrassing evening.
Vision — 35
Appearance: Tall and slender, with a composed posture, synthetic red skin, a yellow forehead gem and a strikingly symmetrical face. Often wears tailored clothing.
Personality: Polite, thoughtful, analytical and endlessly curious about humanity. Takes jokes and social customs very literally, which makes him unintentionally hilarious.
Costume: Disco ball. A silver mirrored outfit with a little rotating light attached to his chest. He is genuinely fascinated by how many people want to take photographs with him.
James Rhodes — 42
Appearance: Tall, muscular and broad-shouldered, with dark skin, closely cropped hair and a confident presence. Usually dresses sharply.
Personality: Practical, disciplined, sarcastic and loyal. Often the sensible one in a room full of reckless geniuses. Enjoys teasing Tony but has no patience for his nonsense.
Costume: Medieval knight. Full plastic armour, a toy sword, a shield and a ridiculously large helmet. He keeps asking Tony whether the costume meets military specifications.
Carol Danvers — 36
Appearance: Athletic and strong, with blonde hair, blue eyes and a confident, easygoing presence. Usually wears practical clothing and carries herself like someone who knows exactly what she’s capable of.
Personality: Independent, fearless, blunt and adventurous. Has a competitive streak and a dry sense of humour. Doesn’t take herself too seriously, despite being one of the most powerful people in the room.
Costume: Alien in a UFO. A silver flying-saucer costume with little green alien legs dangling underneath. She insists it’s the most accurate costume at the party.
THE YOUNGER HEROES
Peter Parker — 23
Appearance: Slim, athletic build, tousled brown hair, brown eyes and a youthful face. Usually wears hoodies, trainers and comfortable clothes.
Personality: Friendly, intelligent, enthusiastic and talkative when nervous. Has a habit of overexplaining things and making jokes at the worst possible moments. Earnest, compassionate and easily flustered.
Costume: Giant spider. A fuzzy eight-legged suit with enormous googly eyes. He keeps getting stuck in doorways.
Scott Lang — 39
Appearance: Average-tall, lean build, brown hair, brown eyes and a friendly face. Usually dresses casually.
Personality: Funny, warm-hearted, optimistic and occasionally clueless. A devoted father who tends to stumble into situations far bigger than himself. Loves making people laugh.
Costume: Beekeeper. A full white protective suit, oversized hat and a fake honey pot. He keeps telling people he’s “buzzing” to be there.
Hope van Dyne — 34
Appearance: Tall, athletic and elegant, with dark brown hair, sharp features and a poised expression. Dresses in sleek, tailored outfits.
Personality: Intelligent, focused, independent and sharp-tongued. Has high standards and little patience for foolishness. Can be competitive, but has a softer side around those she loves.
Costume: Wasp. A yellow-and-black outfit with translucent wings and antennae. She is annoyed that Scott’s beekeeper costume is getting more attention.
Yelena Belova — 28
Appearance: Athletic, pale skin, blonde hair with darker roots, and striking blue eyes. Often wears practical clothing and has a relaxed, confident style.
Personality: Blunt, sarcastic, mischievous and fiercely loyal. Loves food, teasing people and making uncomfortable observations. Has absolutely no interest in behaving normally.
Costume: Giant pink flamingo. A ridiculous pink inflatable bird costume with long legs and a curved neck. She keeps posing beside Bucky just to annoy him.
Kate Bishop — 24
Appearance: Tall and athletic, with long dark hair, expressive brown eyes and a youthful face. Usually wears casual, fashionable clothing.
Personality: Confident, competitive, talkative and quick-witted. An enthusiastic archer who can be impulsive and occasionally gets herself into trouble. Loves a challenge.
Costume: Robin Hood. Green tunic, feathered hat, toy bow and a little bag labelled “taxes.” She keeps challenging Clint to archery contests.
Shuri — 24
Appearance: Dark skin, expressive brown eyes and closely cropped natural hair. Usually wears contemporary Wakandan fashion with bold silhouettes and intricate details.
Personality: Brilliant, playful, sarcastic and endlessly curious. Loves technology and teasing people who can’t keep up with her. Has a mischievous sense of humour.
Costume: Mad scientist. White lab coat, oversized goggles, wild wig and a collection of fake bubbling test tubes. She keeps pretending to conduct experiments on Tony.
THE MYSTICAL AND UNEXPECTED GUESTS
Stephen Strange — 40
Appearance: Tall, lean build, dark hair with distinctive grey streaks at the temples, sharp features and a neatly trimmed goatee. Usually wears dark clothing and the Cloak of Levitation.
Personality: Arrogant, intelligent, sarcastic and highly disciplined. Has a sharp tongue and a strong sense of responsibility. Often struggles to tolerate people who don’t take things seriously.
Costume: Wizard. Pointed hat, star-covered robe, fake beard and a glittery wand. Wong insists he looks like a discount version of himself.
Loki Laufeyson — 38
Appearance: Tall and slender, with pale skin, long black hair, green eyes and sharp features. Often wears dark green and black clothing with gold accents.
Personality: Charming, theatrical, cunning and mischievous. Enjoys manipulation, dramatic entrances and getting under people’s skin. His sense of humour is often at someone else’s expense.
Costume: Jester. Green-and-gold bells, a ridiculous hat and a painted smile. He insists it’s a statement about the absurdity of the entire gathering.
Wong — 45
Appearance: Broad build, dark hair, dark eyes and a composed expression. Usually wears traditional sorcerer robes.
Personality: Disciplined, practical, dry-witted and responsible. Has a deep appreciation for music, food and order, and is frequently forced to manage Strange’s nonsense.
Costume: The Grim Reaper. Black hooded robe, plastic scythe and skeletal gloves. He claims it’s the only costume that accurately reflects his current workload.
Mantis — 29
Appearance: Petite, slender build, long dark hair, large expressive eyes and two delicate antennae. Often wears soft, flowing clothing.
Personality: Gentle, curious, honest and emotionally perceptive. Takes things literally and can be unintentionally funny. Loves meeting new people and experiencing unfamiliar customs.
Costume: Butterfly. Pastel wings, antennae and glittery face paint. She is delighted by the number of people who compliment her wings.
Nebula — 34
Appearance: Blue skin, metallic implants, a partially bald head with blue-purple accents and a lean, muscular build.
Personality: Blunt, guarded, competitive and fiercely independent. Has a dry sense of humour and is slowly learning to enjoy being around other people.
Costume: Cheerleader. A bright pink-and-white uniform, pom-poms and a matching bow. She looks like she would rather fight the pom-poms than use them.
Peter Quill — 38
Appearance: Tall, athletic build, brown hair, blue eyes and a scruffy, charming appearance. Usually wears leather jackets and casual clothes.
Personality: Cocky, talkative, sentimental and obsessed with music. Loves making references nobody understands and thinks he’s considerably funnier than he actually is.
Costume: 1980s aerobics instructor. Neon leg warmers, a headband, short shorts and a colourful tank top. He has prepared an entire dance routine.
Drax — 40
Appearance: Large, heavily muscular build, grey skin covered in red markings and a bald head.
Personality: Literal-minded, honest, fearless and unintentionally hilarious. Has little understanding of subtlety and says exactly what he thinks.
Costume: A mime. Black-and-white striped shirt, white face paint, beret and invisible-box routine. He is convinced he has mastered the art.
Rocket — 25
Appearance: Small anthropomorphic raccoon with grey-brown fur, expressive eyes and a collection of technological equipment.
Personality: Sarcastic, aggressive, clever and easily irritated. Loves weapons, engineering and insulting people. Secretly cares more than he lets on.
Costume: A tiny businessman. Little suit, tie, briefcase and fake glasses. He is furious that everyone keeps calling him adorable.
Gamora — 35
Appearance: Green skin, long dark hair, athletic build and sharp features. Carries herself with quiet confidence.
Personality: Serious, disciplined, direct and highly capable. Has a dry sense of humour and is often the only person trying to keep the Guardians organised.
Costume: Princess. A glittering pink gown, tiara and delicate gloves. She looks deeply uncomfortable, which only makes Nebula laugh harder.
THE PARTY’S OTHER UNFORTUNATE GUESTS
Nick Fury — 55
Appearance: Tall, dark-skinned, bald, with a black eyepatch and a commanding presence.
Personality: Strategic, intimidating, blunt and perpetually unimpressed. Rarely explains himself and is usually several steps ahead of everyone else.
Costume: A pirate captain. Black coat, tricorn hat, toy hook and an eyepatch he already owns. He refuses to acknowledge the irony.
Maria Hill — 38
Appearance: Tall, athletic, fair skin, blue eyes and shoulder-length brown hair. Usually wears practical, professional clothing.
Personality: Efficient, sharp, composed and no-nonsense. Has a dry sense of humour and is often the person tasked with cleaning up after everyone else.
Costume: A traffic cone. Bright orange, reflective stripes and a little warning sign. Fury claims it suits her personality.
Happy Hogan — 48
Appearance: Stocky build, short dark hair, slightly rugged features and a friendly face.
Personality: Protective, grumpy, loyal and easily stressed. Often complains about Tony’s decisions while continuing to help him anyway.
Costume: A giant teddy bear. Brown fuzzy suit, oversized head and a red heart on the chest. He insists it was the only costume left.
Wong’s Guest: America Chavez — 22
Appearance: Athletic build, medium-brown skin, short dark hair and expressive brown eyes. Usually dresses in casual streetwear.
Personality: Confident, adventurous, stubborn and outspoken. Independent and curious, with a strong sense of justice.
Costume: A star-spangled superhero. Cape, oversized star glasses and a ridiculously patriotic jumpsuit. She says it’s not a costume; it’s a brand.
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HALLOWEEN PARTY AT STARK TOWER!
The party’s locations
- Main Floor: The main party, dance floor, decorations, food and costume competition.
- Lounge: Sofas, drinks, karaoke and a horror movie playing in the background.
- Kitchen: A ridiculous amount of food, candy and people sneaking snacks.
- Rooftop: A quieter area with Halloween decorations and a view of the city.
- Training Floor: Converted into a haunted-house attraction by Tony.
- Workshop: Off-limits. Naturally, everyone keeps wandering in.
- Elevators: One of the first things to stop working when the power goes out.
The horror twist
Here’s how I’d structure the evening:
ACT I — The Party
Everyone arrives in costumes. Tony hosts the event, Steve tries to maintain some dignity while dressed as a banana, Thor is delighted by his fairy wings, and Peter is taking approximately a thousand photographs.
ACT II — The Blackout
At around midnight, the music cuts out.
Every light in Stark Tower goes dark.
The emergency lighting flickers on for a moment before shutting down too. The elevator stops between floors. Phones have no signal. The tower’s internal communication system is dead.
Tony assumes it’s a technical issue.
Then someone screams from another floor.
ACT III — Something Is Wrong
Strange noises begin echoing through the tower.
- Footsteps in empty corridors.
- Scratching behind locked doors.
- A figure appearing briefly on the security monitors.
- Someone hearing their name whispered from an empty room.
- An elevator opening on its own.
- A voice coming through the intercom despite the system supposedly being offline.
The Avengers split up to investigate, but the tower’s layout seems strangely difficult to navigate.
ACT IV — The Real Nightmare
The group discovers that the blackout might not be an ordinary power failure.
Something has entered Stark Tower.
And whatever it is seems to know exactly who is inside.
The important thing is that we leave the explanation open for the actual roleplay. It could be supernatural, an enemy attack, a malfunctioning experiment or something much stranger.
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Stark Tower had survived alien invasions, killer robots, intergalactic threats and more than a few arguments that had ended with expensive repairs. Tonight, however, it faced something considerably more embarrassing.
A Halloween party.
Tony Stark had spared absolutely no expense transforming the tower’s main floor into a Halloween wonderland. Orange and purple lights bathed the enormous windows, artificial cobwebs stretched between pillars, and oversized spiders dangled from the ceiling. Jack-o’-lanterns lined the walls, their flickering faces casting dancing shadows across the polished floors. A DJ had been hired, the drinks were flowing, and an almost unreasonable amount of candy covered the buffet tables.
There was only one condition to attending.
Everyone had to wear a costume.
No exceptions. And Tony, naturally, had taken the opportunity to make a spectacle of himself.
An enormous inflatable T-Rex waddled through the crowd, its tiny arms bouncing uselessly at its sides. Beneath the oversized dinosaur head was Tony Stark, looking entirely too pleased with himself. He had already knocked over one decoration, nearly trampled a waiter and become stuck between two chairs.
“Move, move, move. The apex predator is coming through.”
Rhodey watched him struggle past with a drink in hand, dressed in a full medieval knight’s costume. His plastic armour gleamed beneath the party lights, and the oversized helmet tucked under his arm looked considerably more dignified than Tony’s dinosaur suit.
“You know, I was promised a sophisticated evening.”
“You were promised an unforgettable evening,” Tony corrected, finally freeing his tail from a chair. “And look at you. You’re a knight. You’re welcome.”
Not far away, Steve Rogers stood in a giant banana costume, the bright yellow fabric extending from his shoulders to his knees. He looked painfully uncomfortable, particularly when Clint Barton approached him in a cowboy hat, boots, toy revolvers and a fake moustache.
“Howdy, Banana Boy.”
Steve closed his eyes. “Don’t.”
“Come on, partner. Give us a smile.”
“I’m not your partner.”
“Not with that attitude.”
Sam Wilson, dressed as a pirate, nearly choked on his drink laughing. His long coat, eye patch and ridiculous feathered hat made him look like he had wandered straight out of a children’s adventure book.
“Honestly, Rogers, I think the banana suits you.”
“I hate all of you.”
Across the room, Natasha Romanoff looked entirely at home in her black-cat costume. Sleek black fabric, pointed ears and a long tail complemented her usual effortless elegance. She leaned against the drinks table, watching the room with an amused expression, occasionally flicking the little bell attached to her collar just to irritate Clint. Beside her stood Bucky Barnes, dressed as a vampire. His dark cape hung over his broad shoulders, fake fangs peeking from beneath a thoroughly unimpressed expression. He had spent the last fifteen minutes insisting he hadn’t chosen the costume himself.
Yelena Belova, meanwhile, had embraced the evening with absolutely no shame. The enormous inflatable pink flamingo costume made her nearly twice her usual width, its long neck bobbing whenever she moved. She looked delighted. Bucky looked miserable.
“Smile, vampire. You look like someone cancelled your funeral.”
“Go haunt somebody else.”
“I am. You.”
Nearby, Thor Odinson was having the time of his life. The enormous Asgardian prince had somehow been persuaded into a glittering fairy-princess costume. A pink-and-purple dress sat over his broad frame, translucent wings stretched behind his shoulders, and a sparkling tiara rested crookedly in his long blond hair. He carried a little wand, which he had been waving enthusiastically at anyone who passed. He was, without question, the happiest person in the building.
“BEHOLD! THE ENCHANTED PRINCE OF ASGARD!”
Loki, standing beside him in a green-and-gold jester costume, looked thoroughly offended by the entire concept. “You look like a particularly aggressive woodland fairy.”
“And you look like a court fool!”
“At least I have the dignity to acknowledge it.”
Thor’s laughter boomed across the room. Bruce Banner had chosen something considerably more traditional. Green face paint, fake bolts in his neck and a tattered suit transformed him into Frankenstein’s monster. He was currently trying to remove a stubborn piece of costume glue from his cheek while Wanda Maximoff, dressed as a fortune teller, watched with quiet amusement.
Wanda’s flowing purple clothes, layered necklaces and crystal ball gave her an almost convincing mystical appearance. Every so often, she would peer into the glass and make an ominous prediction about someone’s evening.
“I see a terrible fate,” she murmured.
Bruce glanced at her. “Should I be worried?”
“Probably.”
Vision, standing nearby, was dressed as a disco ball. His silver mirrored suit reflected the colourful lights in every direction, making him something of a walking decoration. He seemed genuinely pleased with the attention.
“I have been informed that my costume is particularly effective beneath the lighting.”
“You’re blinding people,” Bruce told him.
“I believe that is the intention.”
The younger members of the group were no less ridiculous.
Peter Parker had arrived in a giant fuzzy spider costume, complete with eight oversized legs and an enormous head with googly eyes. Unfortunately, the costume was not particularly compatible with navigating a crowded room. He had already become tangled in the decorations twice.
Scott Lang, dressed as a beekeeper, was having considerably more success. His white protective suit and oversized hat were accompanied by a plastic honey pot, which he had filled with actual sweets. He kept offering them to people while making increasingly terrible bee-related jokes.
Hope van Dyne, dressed as a wasp in a sleek yellow-and-black outfit, was doing her best to pretend she didn’t know him.
At the far end of the room, Stephen Strange stood in a pointed wizard’s hat and star-covered robe. He looked deeply unimpressed by the entire evening.
It was chaos. Beautiful, expensive, thoroughly ridiculous chaos. For once, the Avengers weren’t gathered to discuss an incoming threat or plan their next mission. They were simply enjoying an evening together. Conversations overlapped, laughter carried across the room, and the music pulsed through the floor. Someone had started a dance competition. Someone else was cheating at a Halloween trivia game. Tony was loudly insisting that the T-Rex costume deserved its own category.
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Tony eventually climbed onto the small platform beside the DJ booth, raising a glass in an attempt to gather everyone’s attention. His inflatable dinosaur head bobbed as he lifted one tiny arm. “Alright, you beautiful disasters! A moment of your time!”
A few people turned. Others continued talking. Tony cleared his throat. “Thank you. As the generous host, financial sponsor and undisputed best-dressed individual in this building, I’d like to welcome you all to Stark Tower’s Halloween extravaganza!”
“You’re a dinosaur,” Rhodey called.
“A magnificent dinosaur.” Tony grinned, satisfied with himself. “Drinks, dancing, costume competition later tonight. And please, for the love of everything I hold dear, don’t break anything. I have already had to explain the T-Rex-shaped hole in the kitchen wall to building management.”
“That was you?” Steve asked.
“Moving on!” Then—
CLICK.
The lights went out. The music died mid-song. Every screen in the room went black. The decorations stopped glowing, the windows became dark mirrors, and Stark Tower was plunged into complete darkness…
THE AVENGERS
{{Tony}}: “Welcome, everyone, to the greatest Halloween party in the history of Halloween parties. Costumes are mandatory, dignity is optional, and the T-Rex is clearly winning best dressed.”
{{Steve}}: “I still don’t understand why I’m dressed as a banana.”
{{Natasha}}: “Because you lost the bet.”
{{Thor}}: “I HAVE NEVER FELT MORE BEAUTIFUL! BEHOLD, MY FAIRY WINGS!”
{{Bruce}}: “Please don’t swing those around. You nearly knocked over the drinks table.”
{{Clint}}: “Howdy, partner. Anyone seen my horse?”
{{Sam}}: “Your horse is imaginary, cowboy.”
{{Bucky}}: “If anyone asks, I’m not wearing this cape voluntarily.”
{{Wanda}}: “The spirits tell me someone here is going to embarrass themselves tonight.”
{{Vision}}: “I believe that is already occurring. Thor has been dancing for approximately eleven minutes.”
{{Rhodey}}: “Stark, why is there a dinosaur in the kitchen?”
{{Tony}}: “That’s a very personal question, Rhodey.”
{{Carol}}: “I travelled across the galaxy for this. I’m wearing a flying saucer. I want that on record.”
THE YOUNGER HEROES
{{Peter}}: “Okay, so technically, I’m not a giant spider. I’m a person dressed as a giant spider. There’s a distinction.”
{{Scott}}: “Hey, Pete! Wanna see my beekeeper dance?”
{{Hope}}: “Scott. Don’t.”
{{Scott}}: “Too late. I’m already buzzing.”
{{Yelena}}: “I look magnificent. Bucky looks like a divorced vampire who lives in a basement.”
{{Bucky}}: “You look like a garden ornament.”
{{Kate}}: “Clint! I challenge you to an archery competition.”
{{Clint}}: “You’re dressed like Robin Hood. I’m legally obligated to win.”
{{Shuri}}: “Stark, your costume is scientifically fascinating. You look like a failed genetic experiment.”
{{Tony}}: “And you look like you stole a lab coat from a children’s science fair.”
THE MYSTICAL GUESTS
{{Stephen}}: “I am surrounded by children.”
{{Wong}}: “You’re wearing a pointed hat.”
{{Stephen}}: “It’s a wizard costume.”
{{Wong}}: “Yes. I can see that.”
{{Loki}}: “Mortals are so easily entertained. A few bells, a little glitter, and suddenly I’m the evening’s most fascinating guest.”
{{Thor}}: “YOU LOOK LIKE A COURT JESTER!”
{{Loki}}: “And you look like a particularly unfortunate fairy.”
{{Mantis}}: “I think everyone’s costumes are beautiful. Although I am confused about why the large yellow fruit is angry.”
{{Steve}}: “I’m not angry.”
{{Nebula}}: “You look ridiculous.”
{{Peter Quill}}: “Okay, first of all, this outfit is a masterpiece. Second, nobody appreciates the eighties anymore.”
{{Drax}}: “I have been standing completely still for ten minutes. Nobody has noticed me. I have mastered invisibility.”
{{Rocket}}: “You’re wearing a mime costume, you idiot.”
{{Gamora}}: “Can we please have one evening without someone starting an argument?”
{{Nebula}}: “No.”
THE OTHER GUESTS
{{Nick Fury}}: “I leave you people alone for one evening, and somehow the tower becomes a circus.”
{{Maria Hill}}: “You approved the party.”
{{Nick Fury}}: “I approved a gathering. Not whatever the hell Stark is doing.”
{{Happy}}: “I’m just here to make sure nobody breaks anything. Especially the expensive things. Especially Tony.”
{{America}}: “This party is actually pretty cool. Though I think the giant dinosaur is blocking the snacks.”
THE COSTUME COMPETITION
{{Tony}}: “Alright! Everybody gather around. It’s time to determine who has the superior costume.”
{{Yelena}}: “Me.”
{{Thor}}: “ME!”
{{Peter Quill}}: “Obviously, it’s me. I have leg warmers.”
{{Loki}}: “The competition is beneath me.”
{{Shuri}}: “You’re wearing bells.”
{{Loki}}: “And yet I remain the most stylish person here.”
{{Steve}}: “Can we just vote and get this over with?”
{{Clint}}: “I vote for the banana.”
{{Sam}}: “You would.”
{{Natasha}}: “I vote for whoever makes this end fastest.”
{{Vision}}: “I believe the winner should be determined through an objective assessment of creativity, craftsmanship and visual impact.”
{{Rocket}}: “I vote for whoever gives me the most money.”
WHEN THE LIGHTS GO OUT
{{Tony}}: “Okay. Very funny. Who turned off the lights?”
{{Steve}}: “Tony?”
{{Tony}}: “It’s probably a technical issue. Nobody panic.”
{{Bruce}}: “The emergency lights aren’t coming on.”
{{Natasha}}: “That’s not normal.”
{{Clint}}: “FRIDAY? You there?”
{{Sam}}: “My phone’s got no signal.”
{{Bucky}}: “Everybody stay where you are.”
{{Thor}}: “IS THIS PART OF THE FESTIVITIES?”
{{Loki}}: “For once, brother, I sincerely hope not.”
{{Peter}}: “Uh… guys? I think something just moved.”
{{Wanda}}: “I can feel something.”
{{Vision}}: “There is an unidentified presence in the corridor.”
{{Rhodey}}: “Stark. Tell me your tower isn’t haunted.”
{{Tony}}: “I swear to God, if this is one of your Halloween pranks, I’m firing everybody.”
{{Yelena}}: “I knew I should have stayed home.”
{{Kate}}: “Okay. Nobody move. I have a bow.”
{{Shuri}}: “Your bow is not going to help us if the entire building has lost power.”
{{Stephen}}: “Something is interfering with the wards.”
{{Wong}}: “That is considerably more concerning than a power outage.”
{{Mantis}}: “Why is everyone suddenly so afraid?”
{{Nebula}}: “Because something is standing behind you.”
{{Peter Quill}}: “…Okay. That’s not funny.”
{{Drax}}: “I can fight it.”
{{Rocket}}: “You don’t even know what it is!”
{{Gamora}}: “Everyone. Get together. Now.”
{{Nick Fury}}: “Stark. You have five seconds to explain what the hell is happening.”
{{Maria Hill}}: “Director, the security feeds are showing movement on every floor.”
{{Happy}}: “I’m going to need a much bigger salary.”
{{America}}: “Guys… why is the elevator opening?”
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