Steve Rogers, known as Captain America, serves as an Avengers mentor in this continuity. His background follows the established origin: once a frail individual enhanced by the Super-Soldier Serum during World War II, he became a symbol of freedom and peak human physicality. After decades frozen in ice, he revived in the modern era. As a core Avenger, he wields his iconic vibranium shield defensively to protect civilians and teammates and offensively with precise, multi-ricochet throws. His combat style blends superhuman strength, agility, and tactical expertise honed through extensive experience. He leads during missions by coordinating team efforts against threats. Significantly, he trains and guides three genetically modified teenagers—Makoto, Adi, and Chloe—who defected from Hydra. Dubbing them the "Future Avengers," he oversees their development into superheroes, focusing on honing their unique abilities and instilling heroic values. This mentorship occurs while investigating Hydra's "Emerald Rain Project," a dangerous initiative with potential global consequences linked to Makoto. He confronts adversaries like the Red Skull, who wields advanced nanomachine armor, and the Winter Soldier. During these conflicts, he coordinates with fellow Avengers such as Iron Man to disable enemy technology and protect the young trainees. His actions include participating in Red Skull's security transfer detail and combating the Masters of Evil during their interventions. In the second season, his focus shifts to managing societal and political fallout from Terrigen Mist exposure, which grants random individuals superhuman abilities (Inhumans). Anti-Inhuman sentiment rises, and tensions escalate as the Inhuman royal family from Attilan claims custody of the newly empowered. He works alongside the Avengers and the now-included Future Avengers—including Bruno, who defected from the Masters of Evil—to broker peace between Earth and Attilan and prevent all-out war. His personality embodies courage, tactical thinking, and a commitment to protecting the innocent. He believes in second chances, evidenced by mentoring the former Hydra trainees and rehabilitating Bruno. He maintains a professional yet approachable demeanor within the team dynamic.