@@blak4831 Loki is more of a Ravenclaw. Atleast one popular guy should be a Ravenclaw. ITS THE MOST FORGOTTEN HOUSE. Did you even consider him as a Ravenclaw?
I’m with Ben on the Nebula evolution! Her entire goal at the end is being loyal to Gamora and then seeing her try to be friends with tony it’s super clear her core is trying to find a home and a family
Plus there is the fact that she is the hardest worker out of everyone. She spent her entire life working to prove she was good enough to be the favorite child
Hulk- Gryffindor. Black Widow- Slytherin. Black Panther- Gryffindor. Dr. Strange- Ravenclaw (might be Slytherin). Starlord- Gryffindor. Gamora- Gryffindor. Drax- Gryffindor (he's difficult too, but he's can become invisible like Harry a Gryffindor. Also, he's space John Cena and John Cena is definitely Gryffindor. However, he could be Slytherin too). Rocket- Ravenclaw. That's just my opinion, and honestly I'm only 100% happy with Black Panther.
I'm sorry I want to add. I feel Bruce Banner is a Ravenclaw but Hulk is Gryffindor. I know it's confusing they are the same. I just like viewing them as two different characters until Endgame.
Okay, I'll admit I'm a bit disappointed; I was looking forward to seeing you guys sort Black Widow, Black Panther, Falcon, Winter Soldier, Ant Man, Dr. Strange, and a few other people. Any chance you guys will do a sequel to this where you continue? And I think you should shift the points over with the percentages and do those next time. Depending on how close certain votes might be, you could be surprised by who wins. Also, Ben, I think you're a Ravenclaw, sweetie.
@@tacgrud1256 Haha, I used to be a Ravenclaw when I was younger. After taking a few too much Psychology courses, I started using Operative Conditioning on my younger cousin to get her to behave, and my more tricky and manipulative side came out. I'm a Slytherin now.
Elizabeth Alloway so we’ve already determined that they were taped on. But if we’re questioning math... it’s $37.50 USD for a noble collection wand (I’m based in the US as well as the brothers). $37.50 multiplied by 8 is $300. Depends on the tax and shipping the cost would be more.
Wanda should be Hufflepuff because: Her absolutely loyalty to her brother Her loyalty to Clint (she only left the tower when her came for her) She and Pietro attended protests (working hard/loyalty to her county) She and Pietro volunteered for dangerous experiments (again loyalty to country/ willing to do the work herself)
Toby McGuire's Spider-man is Gryffindor, Tom Holland's Spider-man is Hufflepuff, comic books Spider-man is Ravenclaw, but Andrew Garfield's Spider-man probably would be muggle even in universe where's everybody sorted in Hogwarts' houses
100% her loyalty that they give her in guardians 2/infinity war and finally her great Arc in Endgame shows how far she has come in becoming loyal to her team
Do people forget that loyalty is also a Slytherin trait? Hufflepuff loyalty and Slytherin loyalty are different though, Hufflepuffs are very generally loyal. They keep promises, they take care of others. They are loyal to humanity. Slytherins are loyal to family. They will stick with their relatives, obey parents, defend their family and their decisions against others even when they fight or don't normally agree. They are loyal to theirs. So I think Nebula's loyalty leans towards the Slytherin variety, though I do agree some of her other traits could lead into Hufflepuff.
I wholeheartedly agree, she might have the mannerisms of a Slytherin but her motives are very Puffy. She works incredibly hard in order to be better than Gamora but that's all she ever wanted, to prove herself worthy but never to be at the very top, doesn't sound very ambitious to me! Her desire for self-improvement and loyalty to both Thanos and, later on, Gamora are her best traits in my opinion.
@@SofianaRiana not necessarily....it is a trait but not an absolute. Slytherins value knowledge as well but decide to use it to their own advantage. Also they are practical. He didn't donate money to philosophical or other abstract projects (knowledge for the sake of knowledge) but at a very practical department. Also he made the donation knowing fully well that his name is going to be acknowledged...which is a very slytherin thing to do! In the end....I believe he is both slytherin and ravenclaw which is why I don't like sorting people in only one house
@@seldamnia13 Tony also built his way out of a cave, and synthesized a new element for the sake of it. He consistently builds new suits, creative suits, and better suits. He's creative and loves learning, and loves helping others learn. I think personally his Ravenclaw traits clearly outweigh his minor slytherin traits, but you can disagree.
I disagree on the loyal part. In Ragnarok, he kind of takes advantage of Bruce. Telling Hulk he prefers Hulk and Bruce he prefers Bruce, and is only using his help for the Hulk. Helga wouldn't approve.
Yes he stays loyal to loki for a very long time until he gets annoyed and leaves him being tased on sakaar (but I can understand that bc loki broke his trust too many times)
Exactlyy, that's what I thought too! Plus he's still loyal to bucky, he's very reliable and dependable, he's compassionate and understanding towards others, patient (?-'i can do this all day' maybe), extremely dedicated (esp. to his ideals and country), and is super selfless - how much more Hufflepuff can he be?
The reason he was placed in Gryffindor instead of Hufflepuff by majority is because Gryffindors are the most likely to do the right thing. That’s not exactly a Hufflepuff stereotype as it is Gryffindor even if that doesn’t mean the other houses won’t
You can do the points like in the Four Weddings. If you get it right, you get 4 points but if you guessed the second best you get 3 points. Lowest is 1 so you get always points. Also Ben is Ravenclaw. Thinking outside of box. ;)
Peter Parker is definitely a hufflepuff. He chose to stay grounded and save the "little guy" instead of joining the avengers inmediately and officialy, so...
@Cooper Watts Yes maybe. I can see all of them but I think he’s more gryffindoor. If you think about it though, gryffindoor and slytherin are very similar.
Nah even his sacrifice is Ravenclaw. He asks Strange why this was the only one out of 14 mil + options in which they win...response: if I tell you it wont happen. Then right before it happens, strange lifts a finger and Tony figures it out. And then does it. I'm not trying to belittle his sacrifice, but it was done with intelligence and not blind bravery
Stark: Ravenclaw. His intelligence is always a huge presence throughout his arcs. Rogers: Slytherin. Yes, he's brave, he's loyal, but the fact that he illegally lied on his enlistment forms FIVE TIMES should speak for itself. Thor: Hufflepuff. He has the personality of a golden retriever, he's loyal to his family and people, and he's generally a good sport. Barton: Hufflepuff. He gives everyone a chance (Natasha, Wanda) and doesn't boast about himself. His loyalty to his family is what drives him in Endgame. Parker: Hufflepuff. He's the biggest dork in the films, treats everyone with kindness, and has zero self-centeredness. Nebula: Hufflepuff. She outwardly shows many Slytherin traits, but she only really tries to hurt people when she's told to. Her treatment of Stark at the beginning of Endgame speaks wonders - there's absolutely no part of it that helps her in a way a Slytherin would benefit. She craves family and friendship. Her anger at Gamora can be interpreted as not understanding how to deal with her emotions. Groot: Gryffindor or Hufflepuff as an adult. He's kind - he gave flowers to the begging child, and is the one holding the Guardians together, but there's also the self-sacrifice. While that sort of act can be seen as a Hufflepuff thing, but it's a painful way to die, which requires bravery to choose. Fury: Slytherin. He's *the* spy, he's secretive, he does everything to fulfill his goals and plans, even though they don't always necessarily align to the greater good. Danvers: All the way a Gryffindor. She's brave to what would be the point of recklessness if she weren't so ridiculously powerful, and she's vaguely arrogant. Maximoff: Slytherin. She's viciously loyal, yes, but takes it to a point where she doesn't care who or what she has to destroy to avenge what she's lost. She absolutely rips through Thanos, not because he's attacking the world, but because he took away someone she loved. Shuri: Ravenclaw. While she's loyal to her brother and her people, she's *the* most intelligent person in the MCU and is more a witty friend than a sweet one. Loki: Anything but Gryffindor. He's intelligent, he's cunning, and in the end he sacrifices himself for his brother. He's more Slytherin than anything else, though, as a mischief-maker.
I think that cap should be Hufflepuff because he was chosen for his personality There has never been an evil Hufflepuff exept for Cedric in the cursed child but they fixed that
But there was a deeply annoying Hufflepuff in Dumbledore's army: Zacharias Smith. And he *also* abandoned the Battle of Hogwarts when most of the Hufflepuffs stayed.
When asked, "Best shot you ever took?" a Gryffindor would have pointed to the one that blew up in Loki's face, or something dramatic like that. Clint's unhesitating answer is, "The one I didn't take," referring to when he befriended Nat instead of killing her as ordered. To me, that's a Hufflepuff response, maybe even more than the action itself. Then there's the way he talks to Laura about the Avengers. It sounds like they see him as caring for the others in a very Hufflepuff way, looking out for their emotional well-being and their peace with each other. Even the way he takes Wanda under his wing like a daughter, when she was an enemy a few days ago, is evidence of his House. He's very brave, of course, they all are, but courage isn't exclusive to Gryffindor. Hawkeye is Hufflepuff all the way.
Captain America is hands down Huff: he is loyal to a fault, his motto is "I can do this all day" which shows his perseverance and he FOUND Bucky in Civil War.
Ale V. Nope he’s a Gryffindor. He has shown his daring and brave self when he was trying to join the army as a skinny little boy. He wants to do things for the greater good.
Paul Nelson yeah but griffindors are brave AND hot headed while Steve is brave and strategic. Actually, watch the interview “JK Rowling about Hufflepuff”. She explains the difference between griffidor’s bravery and hufflepuff’s bravery very well.
@@paulnelson3927 Exactly, he wants to do things for THE GREATER GOOD. Not for the fame or for the sake of doing something brave and daring and dangerous. And he doesn't feel so well with his cult following, nor does he ever seek it himself. He doesn't become a soldier to do great things, he just wants to do what's right.
@@karakanb3039 I don't know what house I think he would be in, but you can't say that Gryffindors do things for fame or for the sake of being brave, because Harry *definitely* doesnt3do things for either one.
@@spaghetii5337 Even if he didn't, not every person has to have all of its house characteristic and being brash and proving oneself's courage just for the sake of it is a very Griffindor thing. And he definitely does. Sneaking out to Hogsmead? Or around the school under the invisibility cloak? Or dealing with problems through jumping into them head first instead of going to adults for help? I'm not saying he doesn't do the right things or that he doesn't care about whether they're good. He does the right thing for the right reason, but he also takes immense plesure from doing it in a daring, adventurous (don't know if I can use this word this way, you know what I mean) way. Edit: grammar
SHIELD (lead by super slytherin Nick Fury): We have this great cover story for who Iron Man is, just say this Tony: Nope, “I’m Iron Man” I usually consider slytherins to be more careful, and they think before they act. So from my perspective he’s definitely a gryffindor. Also he’s not very ambitious, he just does whatever he thinks is right
Wow. Watching this now because of your most recent sorting marvel characters video. It’s so strange knowing at the moment of creating this video no one knew Chadwick Boseman would pass away. Your guys’ theories are top tier. RIP Chadwick.
misaki sakagami I mean it’s not super obvious post-powers, but if you look at her life before she was whisked to space? Heck yeah. That girl has so much ambition to join the military at that time and continue despite everyone telling her she couldn’t do it and failing over, and over, and over again. She was running on pure ambition and spite. Plus she’s got some really vengeful tendencies. After finding out what happened to her she blasted through her former teammates and the government she was serving like they hadn’t raised her for all those years. No remorse whatsoever. And the way she took down Yon Rogg? Total Slytherin move. I’m pretty sure most Gryffindors would’ve met his challenge, and be more morally conflicted about this whole situation.
@@achyuththouta6957 "I know the difference between these two fictional, arbitrary groups because I was told by a quiz online that I fit into one of them more so than the other." 👌
Scarlet Witch is all about loyalty. Everything she does, no matter power level / actions is about loyalty and protection of to family, or friends. Isn't that HufflePuff?
To be honest I feel like, in Thor 1, Thor starts out as a Slytherin and eventually becomes a Gryffindor (I'm sorry if I spelled that wrong), like he starts out all self centered, believing himself to be the center of attention and doesn't really care about others outside of his family too much at all but as he becomes Worthy I think that's when he becomes a Gryffindor
Nebula to me is a perfect example of a bad guy Slytherin in the begining but a good Slytherin at the end. She's super driven by selfish reason to beat Gamora and get Thanos' approval but at the end she's fighting Thanos but because she wants to get revenge and prove she still isn't just a worthless being who needs to be upgraded
Nebula has always been a Hufflepuff gone bad. All her rage came from her wanting to be loved and excepted, she still stands by her family even when it’s destroying her. Tooooootal Hufflepuff. Black Panther: Gryffindor Black Widow: Gryffindor Dr. Strange: Slytherin Starlord: Slytherin Gamora: Gryffindor Mantis: Hufflepuff Drax: Gryffindor
Don't think she Gamora is a Gryffindor. She is ambitious, since she wanted to be Thanos's favorite daughter and bring him down, which is a Slytherin trait.
@@greetingsearth387 i mean Hermione should be in ravenclaw, Neville in hufflepuff and Dumbledore in ravenclaw or slytherin. So it's not that they fit nowhere but more that they fit better in other houses. And peter does fit nowhere
Wasn't that in one of the Sorting Hat's songs? Ravenclaw, Gryffindor and Slytherin had specific things they were looking for in their students and Hufflepuff said she'd "take all the rest"
I disagree on Cap, I think he’s hufflepuff, because he’s brave but with such pure intentions, whereas I feel gryffindors often are brave at least in part out of a desire to gain attention and be seen as a hero. I don’t see that sort of intention in Cap at all!
That's true, but he also always acts according to what he thinks is right, and is brave to a fault. He takes the serum and stands the whole procedure, he throws his plane into the ocean, he faces Thanos's army one on one, his whole 'I can do this all day' motto is very Gryffindor to me
Tony "I've successfully privatized world peace" Stark is definitely a Slytherin. Sure he spends a lot of time on research and stuff, but it's not so much learning for the sake of learning as much as it is learning for the sake of utilizing it. And let's not forget the whole Ultron project, which was hella ambitious. ...and let's be real, if Tony was a Ravenclaw he would have figured out time travel a *long* time ago.
Feel like Ben was more accurate on placing the characters where they would actually get sorted, whilst J played it smart and calculated what people would most likely choose instead.
Chloe Senior I agree! I thought Iron Man was slytherin, Thor as Slytherin cusp, Cap is obviously Hufflepuff, same with Peter being Hufflepuff and Hawkeye as Gryffindor
Loki did turn himself into a literal snake when they were 8 so that Thor would pick him up and admire him (because he loves snakes) and then he changed back to himself and stabbed him... his son is also the World Serpent in Norse mythology... so... yeah.
@@Lauren-zx3gx Salazar Slytherin is way better ,.way more cunning and way more power hungry than Loki. Salazar Slytherin is the best and the most powerful wizard ever. Best wizards are from Slytherin because Slytherin is the best house
Nebula reminds me of Regulus Black. Not a fan of the sibling that always one ups her, but loves anyway. She started out believing Thanos' ideals much like Regulus with Voldemort, but realizes it's wrong and betrays him.
I feel like Ben gets punished so heavily for considering all the available information and thinking outside the box about things. His reasons are usually much more thought provoking for the characters but the majority is never creative.
I agree. Ben made such a great point about Nebula being a hardcore Hufflepuff. Just because she had put her faith in Thanos doesn't mean she's not a Hufflepuff. She was loyal to him throughout the start of her entry to the MCU. It was merely our perspective of her loyalty towards the villain that influences our choice.
100% agree, I heard he didn't want to be a Ravenclaw because he doesn't consider himself smart but this is exactly why he seem to be one, he's always thinking outside the box, he's really a lot like Luna
I love Thor and Loki house wise. I feel like they are a Ying and Yang sort of relationship. Thor being Gryffindor and Loki being Slytherin. But my opinion tho :)
On the Topic of Nebula Ben your 100% right, it’s a sad version of a hufflepuff. A hufflepuff who’s loyalty and kindness and passion is misplaced. But at the end of the day she nurses Tony back to health, is a total team player and in her heart cares about family more than anything else
I think that Nebula is either a Gryffindor or a Hufflepuff. Everyone associates evil with Slytherin, and Nebula isn't exactly the best character around, even if she isn't a bad guy, but she just isn't power hungry.
WandaVision made this extremely obvious- she just wanted a happy family and to make the townspeople happy and did everything out of love for Vision, her children, and (the real) Pietro. Wands's definitely a puff at her core.
@@mariosilva7889 I don't really see it as ambitious, I see it as loyalty to her family, but I get what you're saying. Granted she's extremely cunning as we found out in Multiverse...
I agree, the current system is equal to getting 100% or 0%. If you are right or wrong. I prefer the more nuianced system as it would of made this far closer.
Olivia Perez but he also said “Gryffindor is the house Harry Potter was in, nobody wants to be in hufflepuff” 90% of the time, people who say that are hufflepuffs
comic peter is totally hufflepuff/gryffindor not everyone smart is a ravenclaw?? the core of his being is his belief in the goodness of humanity, it deserving to be saved, and his loyalty for his partners (mj, may, anyone who’s not a villain basically)
As a self identifing syltherin... Nope. Not even a bit. She is rash, and uterly ruled by her emotions even when absent of stress. She has no personal identity, but rather needs to get told who she is by her adopted families. And if anything she is a total try hard... She is what a corrupted/vilian Hufflepuff would look like... 100%.
Steve is a hufflepuf, no one can convince me otherwise. His whole character was about him being a good person. Alot of soldiers are brave, but the reason he was chosen to be the super soldier was because he was a good man.
@@pizzadohpaz and Alyss... No Cap is so gryffindor he is basically Harry. Cap is such a rule breaker in every movie. That's core gryffindor breaking the rules to do right thing. And that jumping on a grenade?! Which Hufflepuff would do that? If a Hufflepuff does that while still in school he would probably get a house transfer.
Exactly!!!!! And I remember Rowling has said that in the Battle of Hogwarts, most Gryffindor fought for Harry and glory, but Hufflepuff fought for what they knew was right. That that was exactly why Steve wanted to join the army so desperately in the first place. He wanted to fight FOR his country, not to seek glory. He is a Hufflepuff. And who said Hufflepuff won’t break any rules?? Have you not seen Newt Scamander? He’s definitely a rule breaker (lol) but a Hufflepuff as well.
@@amit53shukla it's not that they completely lack the other traits, it's just what trait is most important. So Cap is most importantly a good man, but he is still brave (he's a good man who's also brave, not a brave man who's also good)
Direct quote of Nebula from GotG 2: "You were the one who wanted to win. And I just wanted a sister! You were all I had, but you were the one who needed to win." She's a Hufflepuff.
I feel like this is more a product of the abuse they went through together than anything reflective of what house she belongs in. Not saying she's not Hufflepuff, but I don't see this moment as indicative either way.
People act like family is a Hufflepuff thing? Naw man, it's a Slytherin thing! Why the heck do you think they are so much about blood purity and tradition? Because they promote their family above all else, even the greater good. Lucius Malfoy betrayed Voldemort because he started threatening his family, that takes guts, man!
@@M00nSlippers dude that quote from Nebula literally states that she DOESN'T want power and she DOESN'T want to win. That is the exact opposite of the ambition that is the foundation of slytherin. Pure blood slytherins care about family/blood because they believe pure blood = power. Of course slytherins can love their family, but what Nebula is exhibiting is clearly much more in line with hufflepuff.
Nebula is a Hufflepuff because she is loyal to someone throughout. She starts as "evil" because she was following Thanos, now she's good because she's following the Avengers. Nontheless she is loyal to someone through the series. Can't believe so many thought she was Slytherin 😪
Is he ambitious and cunning? Yes Is he creative, intelligent and witty? Yes Is he brave (and arrogant)? Yes Is he loyal? Yes The question is which of these does he hold to be the most important? For this I feel I can rule out Gryffindor, he wouldn't see bravery as his most important trait. I can rule out loyalty too as it is something that slowly develops over time and while he maintains that loyalty, even after Civil War, it's not something he holds above intelligence and cunning. This is where I feel it becomes harder to distinguish. Creativity, intelligence and wit are essentially his "superpower," without this he's not Iron Man. While cunning and ambition are the defining characteristics of *Tony Stark* It's probably a cop-out, but I would almost have to split them into two separate characters; "Tony Stark," the genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist, is a Slytherin, and "Iron Man," the witty superhero with all the coolest tech, is a Ravenclaw.
I agree to some extent, but sometimes that's just because they have no personality. Like I feel the reason Scarlet Witch was hard to place is because she's just not that interesting of a character. But for Tony Stark, it's hard to place because his character is deeper and changes over his arc.
Nebula is hufflepuff bc she is one of the most loyal characters there is even tho she flipped. Like Ben said she was loyal to thanos then gamora and guardians
Foster Bogard Everyone can have their own opinion but did you just say Slytherins aren’t loyal? And it’s not really loyal if you stop beeing loyal to smb right?
Cloe Malfoy No one said that? It’s just that loyalty is a defining Hufflepuff trait? Not to mention she “stopped being loyal to Thanos” because he physically and emotionally abused her literally her entire life
The only thing Harry Potter related I’ve seen is A Very Potter Musical... so the only thing I know about Hufflepuffs is that they’re particularly good finders... Nebula is not a particularly good finder... So she’s not a Hufflepuff...
I agree with hufflepuff on Nebula. She’s such a family person in her own way. In the beginning her desire is to be loyal to her father and earn his acceptance. In the end she becomes loyal to Gamora and even to the avengers, to a degree
Even at the beginning of Endgame with her time with Tony. For me that's one of the points when you see her character as a Hufflepuff. She just wants someone who will support her, who makes her feel loved. Tony lets her win the paper game and wins her loyalty. After that she lets him have the last bit of food left and even worries about him and for a character as Nebula those are huge actions of affection.
I agree with that completely. She is always loyal to whoever she is fighting with. She is loyal to thanos and gamora at first, and when her character becomes “good”, she fights with tony and the guardians on titan and in the battle in endgame.
I wanted to share my opinions on ones i disagree with Iron man: Tony is such a slytherin, he just is smart but that doesn’t drive him, being successful does Captain America: Steve is a hufflepuff, he has such a strong moral compass and him being a soldier wasn’t him saying i wanna go fight some people, it was wanting to do his part in the war. Also he values loyalty, fair play and hard work more than daring and bravery. Nebula: As crazy as it sounds i definitely think Nebula is a hufflepuff, she is super loyal to thanos and then to gamora, the line that has me 1000% convinced is “You were the one who wanted to win, and i just wanted a sister” Scarlett Witch: Wanda is a hufflepuff, basically what ben said, she has no ambition or arrogance, almost every decision she makes is out of loyalty, also it’s really showing if you look at the moments she is most powerful it’s almost always when she is fighting for someone
wise owl Yeah, I mean, the only hufflepuff I remember is Cedric and Tonks”. I can’t even remember the founders name. just to show how “unimportant” hufflepuff is to the show
@@jesseanimatess that has nothing to do with the argument though. How many Ravenclaws can you name? Luna and Lockhart? No offense, you might be in the minority who does not remember Helga hufflepuff.... Just because they are not presented as the main characters does not mean no main characters are hufflepuffs. I am guessing you are not in hufflepuff if you say this...Ravenclaw I am guessing? Ravenclaws are never the main characters even in fantastic beasts. Does that by definition mean that iron man cannot be in ravenclaw?
slytherins are: -stubborn -smart -resourceful -determined -creative and most importantly -incredibly sarcastic and y’all think tony stark is a ravenclaw
