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(Created page with "{{Infobox character |name = Steve Rogers |image = Steve Rogers.png |aka = Captain America }} '''Steven Grant Rogers''' is a former military officer who served as the first Captain America. A founding member of the Avengers, Rogers was the only subject of Project Rebirth and the first human to become an enhanced individual, receiving the Super Soldier Serum. Raised in Brooklyn, Rogers enlisted in the United States Army during World War II. He was initially re...") |
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During an [[Attack in Lagos|assignment]] to kill [[Brock Rumlow]], [[Wanda Maximoff]] accidentally detonated an explosive inside an office building in Lagos, killing 26 people. The attack was the impetus to the [[Sokovia Accords]], mandating the United Nations hold authority over enhanced individuals. Rogers disagreed with the accords, publicly disagreeing with [[Tony Stark]]. During the ratification of the Sokovia Accords, Rogers' friend [[Bucky Barnes]] was framed by [[Helmut Zemo]] for [[United Nations Vienna office bombing|a bombing]] that killed twelve people. Rogers confronted Stark [[Battle at Leipzig-Halle Airport|in Berlin]] and later [[Battle at the Siberian Hydra facility|at the Siberian Hydra facility]] after Rogers defended Barnes for [[Assassination of Howard and Maria Stark|assassinating Stark's parents]].
Rogers became a fugitive until the [[Infinity War]], when [[Thanos]] waged an offensive to gather all six [[Infinity Stones]]. In the [[Battle of Wakanda]], Rogers fought against Thanos, but he was defeated. Thanos perpetrated the [[Snap]], eliminating half of all life in the universe. By 2023, Rogers had joined a support group for survivors of the Snap. In the [[time heist]], Rogers [[Theft of the Mind Stone|stole]] the [[Mind Stone]] and participated in the [[second Theft of the Space Stone|second theft of the Space Stone]] to gather additional [[Pym Particles]]. Rogers fought in the [[Battle of Earth]]. Following the battle, Rogers returned the stones to their points in time and retired with [[Peggy Carter]]. He appointed [[Sam Wilson]] as his successor as Captain America and gave him [[Captain America's shield|his shield]], though the U.S. government would name [[John Walker]] as the second Captain America until he was other than honorably discharged.
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