Cast
- Robert Hays - Iron Man/Tony Stark, Living Laser
- James Avery - War Machine/James Rhodes (Season 1, episodes 1-10), Whirlwind (Season 1, episodes 1-10), Blacklash (1994–1995)
- Ed Gilbert - The Mandarin (Season 1), Grey Gargoyle, Ultimo
- Robert Ito - The Mandarin (Season 2)
- Jim Cummings - MODOK, Century ("The Beast Within" only), many additional supporting characters (including Bill Clinton) and stand-in vocals for War Machine, Whirlwind, Grey Gargoyle & Justin Hammer
- Dorian Harewood - War Machine/James Rhodes (Season 1, episode 6 onwards), Whirlwind (Season 1, episode 11 onwards), Blacklash (1995–1996), Stilt-Man
- John Reilly - Hawkeye/Clint Barton, Beetle
- Katherine Moffat - Scarlet Witch/Wanda Frank (Season 1), Rachel Carpenter
- Jennifer Darling - Scarlet Witch (Season 2), Hypnotia (Season 2)
- Casey Defranco - Spider-Woman/Julia Carpenter (Season 1)
- Jennifer Hale - Spider-Woman/Julia Carpenter (Season 2), Ghost (shared)
- James Warwick - Century (Season 1), Sam Jaggers, General Hirsch
- Tom Kane - H.O.M.E.R., Century ("Hands of the Mandarin" only), Stingray, Ghost (shared), Sunturion
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