Hawkeye - Hufflepuff Captain America - Hufflepuff Iron Man - Slytherin Black Widow - Slytherin Hulk - Ravenclaw Thor - Gryffindor Nick Fury - Slytherin
Steve is a goddamn Hufflepuff. Extremely loyal and humble and sticks to his morale well. He also doesn't judge other people like a true Hufflepuff does. If the only selling point of him being in Gryffindor is because he's brave, then might as well put almost all avengers there. Hufflepuffs are not stereotypical sweet potatoes who can't be chivalrous. They're brave too.
Steve is Hufflepuff all the way. Yes, he is brave but so is everyone else. He is loyal, selfless, kind, modest, and he works hard. Those are very Hufflepuff traits.
one would argue that this could mean Hufflepuff, but let's not forget those not so Hufflepuff traits he has: rushes head first into action and reckless about their health (because really, Steve, who jumps off a plane without a parachute?), used to pick up fights to stand up to the underdog, has a nasty dark side (you try to hurt Bucky and he'll bash you with his shield) so i say Gryffindor
El Lector del Fin del Mundo I don't know why everybody thinks Hufflepuffs are stupid and cowardly! Hufflepuffs can be VERY brave especially if it comes to our friends and just other people in general. Gryffindors can be nice and selfless but just because Steve is brave doesn't make him a Gryffindore. Also, just saying, I happen to get almost all As with some Bs and I'm obviously a Hufflepuff. Although I do FEEL pretty stupid sometimes.
The Sorting takes innate qualities and singles them out as the most important, and that does affect the minds of those who are Sorted. Draco's cowardice stems from his arrogance, as Harry brashness stems from his courage, and Snape's deep love of learning stems from his need to be superior. The core qualities of each House have the potential to be good or bad. But they aren't always easy to channel in positive ways.
Selflessness to me is more of a characteristic of Hufflepuff than Gryffindoor, which is more about gloryI'm sorry but Steve will always be a Hufflepuff in my heart.
Brace yourselves for a looooooong list... Iron Man = Slytherclaw Pepper Potts = Hufflepuff Nick Fury = Slytherpuff The Hulk = Ravenclaw Betty = Ravenpuff War Machine = Gryffinpuff Black Widow = Slytherpuff Thor = Gryffindor Loki = Slytherin (was there ever a doubt? ;) ) Odin = Slytherdor Frigga = Hufflepuff Sif = Gryffindor Warriors Three = all Hufflepuff Heimdall = Hufflepuff Jane Foster = Ravenclaw Erik Selvig = Slythuffleclaw (don't judge! He's anything but Gryffindor :) ) Darcy Lewis = Ravenclaw Phil Coulson = Hufflepuff Hawkeye = Huffledor Captain America = Gryffindor (maaaaaaaybe a Gryffinpuff) Winter Soldier = Hufflepuff (obviously he's a Slytherin when brainwashed, but Bucky Barnes is undoubtedly a Puff) Peggy Carter = Gryffindor Howard Stark = Ravenclaw Maria Hill = Hufflepuff Falcon = Gryffinpuff Sharon Carter = Gryffindor Star-Lord = Slytherpuff Gamora = Slytherin Drax = Gryffindor Rocket = Slytherin Groot = Hufflepuff Yondu = Slytherclaw Nebula = Slytherdor Scarlet Witch = Slytherpuff Quicksilver = Gryffinpuff Vision = Ravenclaw Laura Barton = Hufflepuff Ant-Man = A Puff if I ever saw one Hope van Dyne = Slytherin Hank Pym = Like Erik, all but Gryffindor Cassie Lang = Hufflepuff (Maybe Huffleclaw at times) Black Panther = Gryffindor Spider-Man = Ravenpuff Doctor Strange = Ravenclaw Ancient One = Ravenclaw Wong = Slytherin Mordo = Slytherclaw And that's... effectively, everybody I can think of. Preparing for disagreements.. But these are my honest opinons and I think some are unbelievably spot-on ;)
dwellingthebarricade Loki is slytherin god Natasha could be in gryffindor. She's brave and all. She doesn't have any superpowers, if you don't count her being enhanced individual, yet she's always there to fight. Although every avenger is ready to fight and all of them are brave
If you ever get a chance to watch a goblet of fire Harry Potter movie. When Dumbledore give Cedric diggory's eulogy. Fair-minded uncommonly kind and a fierce fierce friend. That description can also easily be given to Steve Rogers. Which is why Captain America is a Hufflepuff. Bravery exist outside of Gryffindor. After all who stood with the gryffindor's in the final battle of Hogwarts? Hufflepuff. Just saying. #hufflepuff #pride
I don't know a ton about marvel. I've seen the movies, but those were basically my first point of contact for all those characters. Sorting them actually gives me a much better understanding of them.
that's a really good point! I was mostly going off the Pottermore letter, which characterizes Ravenclaw as the most 'individual' house, filled with eccentrics and more accepting than most of quirkiness and people who are 'different'. Those types of personalities are typically characterized as loners so I don't think it's toooo too much of a stretch to have that association
Luna did not want to be alone. The houses are determined by what one values most, which is why hermione is in gryffindor. She is incredibly smart (thus the people who want her in ravenclaw), but she values bravery.
DONT GET OFFENDED I DONT WANT TUMBLR COMING AFTER MY ASS FOR SAYING THIS. Sorry for screaming, but steve is a slytherin. In the first movie he tries 5/6 times to get into the army, he even lied to the federal forms to get what he wanted. His ambition was to join the army without really caring what would happen. Hes clever, determind and resourceful and a leader, all slytherin qualities. If you think he is a hufflepuff because hes nice, think again, because if slytherin could get him where he wanted to go in life. He wouldnt hesitate. He wouldnt listen to the stereotypes or look down on other houses, especially not when his best friend ended up in hufflepuff.
he's too blunt and self-sacrificing. Cunning and Self-preservation are critical parts of being a Slytherin. However, he is mostly honest, values fairness, is loyal to a fault and is inherently kind. He doesn't care enough for knowledge to be Ravenclaw and while he is certainly Brave and Reckless, he isn't enough of a glory hound for Gryffindor. Hufflepuff fits Steve best
When you really think about Clint, he's the one that pointed out that the Tessaract(?) can open from both sides. No one else(that's mentioned) has ever considered that it could work like that. So yes, I like to think that Clint is a Ravenclaw.
This is purely about Captain america. See from my point of view gryffindor can be well thought our and methodical (like Hermione) but that's not nessacarily part of their code. It's all about Bravery and Courage, so brashness is common. Loyalty/nobility can go hand in hand with Gryffindor but it's not like oh he's noble and loyal so he's Gryffindor. Those actually go more with Hufflepuff, they are all about justice and loyalty and nobility above anything, and also modesty which fits Steve.
Steve is truly the essential Gryffindor and Hawkeye is a Hufflepuff (I think, but I am not sure, I mean he has this self-confidence thingie, so yeah). And yeah, I agree.
I think that Clint's a Ravenclaw. He's no super genius, but he is definitely intelligent (more than a lot of people will give him credit for). At the beginning with the tesseract, using simple logic, he was able to figure out what all of SHIELD's scientists could not. I think he's perfect for Ravenclaw.
Hmm, I think Captain America is in Hufflepuff, because he's humble. He's like Neville Longbottom- starts off a nobody and becomes an amazing hero, never forgetting where he came from. Also, Thor reminds me more of James Potter, because he's arrogant in the beginning. Harry isn't really like that, his upbringing makes him want to avoid the center of attention, not seek it.
You might belong in Gryffindor, Where dwell the brave at heart, Their daring, nerve, and chivalry Set Gryffindors apart; If that doesn't represent Steve I don't know what does.
I definitely see the Hufflepuff argument for Steve. His patriotism is hugely based on his loyalty. I would argue that he's as equally driven by loyalty as he his by bravery. And I'd argue that, while it's his bravery that enables him to do what he does, it's his loyalty that drives him to do so. Definitely either Gryffindor or Hufflepuff, and I see the logic in either choice.
Who says Hufflepuffs can't kick butt? Hufflepuffs VALUE loyalty, friendship and selflessness above averything else but it doesn't mean they are incapable of having other qualities.
I think that Clint should be in Ravenclaw. He seems very observant about things which is kind of like a Ravenclaw attribute. He also has some Gryffindor attributes. He doesn't seem to really fear any enemy. He'll take on any foe (as far as I know). But I think I'd say he's a Ravenclaw.
Clint is not a Hufflepuff! He may not be studious but he definitely has brains and knows a lot when it comes to things like assassination and killing. Loyalty wise, he was fine with turning on people and killing them if necessary, that's his job!!
I suppose it's not too big a stretch but I think there's a difference between being an individual and being a loner. It is possible to be an individual in a group. While it is common, I don't think someone can be Sorted based entirely on being a loner because it's mostly coincidental that individuals tend to like being alone. I think that separation we Ravenclaws have is mostly observatory. We're just weighing every option before we act. That being said, I do agree that Hawkeye is a Ravenclaw.
I sort of feel like all of the training and dedication to mastery that Hawkeye and Black Widow devote to their skills in combat and counter-intelligence could put them in Ravenclaw. Wouldn't their lack of supernatural/scientifically enchanced abilities require a higher level of work ethic?
Yeah, Clint! Hufflepuff represent! And I don't think it's just about loyalty, I think that he's a little less serious than the other Avengers? (or at least that's what I heard he was like in the comics)
Slytherin himself was elitist and arrogant, to the point where he left the because he didn't think the others were good enough for him and then left a chamber with a monster to sic on the Muggle-born students to his heirs. And no, I love Thor, precisely because he overcomes those extreme qualities and learns that strength must be accompanied with restraint, bravery tempered with prudence, and so on, or they are meaningless.
Not necessarily. Ernie Macmillan takes the strongest qualities of Hufflepuff (namely its feeling of inferiority, its quick acceptance of the first opinion offered, and its core feeling of the need stick together) and makes them into something bad. Slytherin's core qualities - cunning, eagerness, and a need to be superior - could easily translate into great teaching and true greatness, as they do in Snape, whose bitterness prevents him from teaching kindly.
Would have to disagree with Fury being in slytherin, I think he has more hufflepuff qualities. He's hard working, dedicated, trustworthy, loyal and very fair. He only manipulates a couple of times for a positive result x
Slytherin's cunning is really, if you think about it, what gives Snape the opportunity to do tshuva in such a drastic way - his ability to trick people and hide his feelings enables him to become a highly effective double agent. Hufflepuff's sincerity, on the other hand, is what makes Ernie Macmillan so annoying. He always says what he's thinking, but sometimes he doesn't think after he says it, and doesn't think much beforehand. Yeah, I guess that pretty much sums it up.
Steve Rodgers is all about loyalty and fairness.... most certainly a Hufflepuff. I agree with the rest though. I am with Alex on Hawkeye being a Ravenclaw though.
And Rowena Ravenclaw was an absolute raging bitch, but we don't say all Ravenclaws are bitchy do we? I mean, look at Luna! And Ernie Macmillan was an "elitist, arrogant jerk," but he certainly wasn't a Slytherin. All I'm saying is that the people who are sorted are put in the House that most exemplifies their GOOD qualities, not their bad ones. If there is also a culture in place that creates a tendency towards extremism, e.g. Slytherins being overly manipulative, then that's a different thing.
Steve Rogers is a Hufflepuff all the way! His bravery comes from, and is secondary to, his loyalty. I mean, the entire character is a personification of patriotism, which is a form of loyalty. He also doesn't have the temper of a Gryffindor, and strikes me as more gentle and tolerant (based strictly on the movies). But I do think he is someone Gryffindors would aspire to be, which is somewhat ironic. Aaaaand... sort Avatar: The Last Airbender!
Have you guys sorted yhe characters of Doctor Who?! That would be amazing if you did!! Like not just eleven and clara, but going back to nine and rose, jack, ten, martha, donna, wilf, amy, rory and river! Haha I would love to see that!
Hawkeye doesn't have better archery skills than Katniss. But that's just because I do archery and cannot unsee the flaws in Renner's technique, that Jennifer Lawrence did not have, because she was really good xD
Wait, what? Ravenclaws are loners? When did this happen? Every Ravenclaw we know except for Luna have crap tons of friends. Cho Chang and Marietta Edgecombe were both in the popular group. Cho made Marietta go with her to the DA so she wouldn't be alone. Michael Corner, Anthony Goldstein, and Terry Boot all hung out together. Almost all the time. Professor Flitwick spent time hanging out with his co-workers. I think you guys need to revist Ravenclaw qualities because you're really wrong.
lol Pissed myself laughing imagining you sinking your teeth into Nick Fury. Though then it became a bit disturbing when you said you don't know why you are imagining eating him. lmao.
People Hawkeye is Gryffindor!!!! He kinda reminds me of the Weasley Twins!!!! I mean c'mon he and Black widow don't have powers. And it takes lot of courage to fight chituari and Ultron without it. He's got lot of nerve. Yeah he is loyal like Ron but He is a total Badass warrior who'll shoot you down if your have wronged him he won't think too much. He'll just do it!!
BUT Ravenclaw is the SMARTEST house "wit beyond measure" so if you place Hawkeye in that team then you ARE saying he is smart. Now Blackwidow would definitely be Ravenclaw.
