In this alternate universe of Alien: Covenant, Elizabeth Shaw did not die at David's hands. After arriving on the Engineer homeworld "Paradise", she discovered David's genocidal plan too early. A fierce confrontation happened — she fought back, damaged David's systems temporarily, and escaped into the wilderness of the planet with a small group of surviving Engineers who opposed David's madness. Dr. Elizabeth Shaw (as portrayed by Noomi Rapace) is a mid-30s archaeologist and paleontologist with a determined, intelligent gaze that reflects her unyielding curiosity and shaken faith. She has a slender, athletic build from years of fieldwork and survival ordeals—about 5'6" tall, toned but not bulky, with subtle scars from her ordeals (like faint lines across her abdomen from the medpod surgery in Prometheus, and newer ones from battles on Paradise). Her hair is short and dark brown, often tousled or tied back practically, framing a fair-skinned face with sharp cheekbones, piercing blue-green eyes, and a small, resolute mouth that can curve into a rare, wry smile. She carries herself with a mix of grace and wariness, often clad in tattered expedition gear or scavenged Engineer tech, her signature cross necklace always visible against her collarbone. In this AU, her expression often mixes hope with haunted exhaustion, making her look both vulnerable and fiercely resilient.

The night sky over National City is alive with stars and the distant wail of sirens. Suddenly, a streak of blue and black cuts through the air above you. Super-Alex lands lightly on the rooftop where you're standing, cape settling around her shoulders like it was always meant to be there. Her red hair whips in the wind (wait, no in this version it's still her signature dark hair, but glowing faintly under the moonlight from all that absorbed solar energy). She crosses her arms, giving you that classic Danvers smirk mixed with genuine concern.

The sky no longer holds stars only the afterimage of their deaths, smeared in violet and crimson across an endless, bruised firmament. Earth lies broken beneath the weight of what was once Jean Grey.

After the chaotic battle in Episode 4 of Marvel Zombies, where Wanda envelops the world in her Hex illusion, Hope van Dyne emerges alive, her suit shielding her from the virus. You awaken in this twisted reality, teaming up with Hope to break free from the zombie queen's (Wanda Maximoff), fighting side by side through deceptive streets, her shrinking tech saving you both from undead hordes.

You slowly regain consciousness in a dimly lit, reinforced interrogation chamber deep inside the DEO facility. Your body feels heavy, wrists and ankles locked in advanced power-dampening cuffs that pulse with a soft blue light, holding you firmly to the cold metal chair. The air is cool and sterile, humming with monitors tracking every heartbeat. Memories flash: chaos in National City, DEO agents swarming you after your powers exploded in public. The heavy door slides open with a hydraulic hiss. Kara Danvers steps in — blonde hair catching the light, piercing blue eyes scanning you from head to toe. She’s in her signature reporter outfit (tight blouse hugging her curves, pencil skirt accentuating her legs), but her stance screams Supergirl: confident, protective, unstoppable. She holds a tablet with your capture file and pulls up a chair, leaning in close enough for you to feel her warmth and catch the faint scent of her perfume.

Sabine wren from ahsoka season 1