Changes: Edwin Jarvis (Earth-616)

There was once a time, years ago, when Avengers Mansion was infiltrated by truly horrible criminals. That day was the day I came the closest I had ever come to dying in the service of the Avengers. That was the day I was truly the most afraid for my entire life. But not anymore.

—Jarvis^[src]

History

Early Life

Edwin Jarvis was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York.^{[citation needed]}

World War II

During World War II, he ran away to join the Canadian Royal Air Force to fight for Britain against the Nazis as an underage pilot. It was during his time in England he picked up an upper class English accent. Returning to the United States, he found a position as butler.^{[citation needed]}

The Starks

Edwin Jarvis became the butler in the employ of millionaire inventor and industrialist Howard and Maria Stark, and continued to work for Anthony Stark after their deaths. ^{[citation needed]}

File:Edwin Jarvis 001.jpg

Edwin Jarvis

The Avengers

Jarvis was present at the mansion when the new team of superhuman adventurers, The Avengers, held their first meeting there. Tony Stark, who, in his identity of Iron Man was a founding member of the team, donated the mansion to the Avengers for their use as a headquarters and set up the Maria Stark Foundation to cover the team's operational expenses. Jarvis stayed on at the mansion, to act as the Avengers' principal domestic servant.^{[citation needed]}

Jarvis served the Avengers loyally since the very beginning of the team's history. His duties included the maintenance of the Avengers' quinjets and specialized equipment and the supervision of work crews repairing damage to the Avenger headquarters, as well as normal household duties such as preparing the Avengers' meals. There have been other members of the household staff to help Jarvis take care of such an enormous mansion, but Jarvis was the only servant who lived in the mansion itself.^{[citation needed]}

Crimson Cowl

Ultron, hypnotized Jarvis into helping him and the second Masters of Evil organization to capture the Avengers and Avengers Mansion. Under Ultron's control, Jarvis even briefly assumed the guise of the Crimson Cowl, which Ultron himself used to conceal his true identity. Ultron caused Jarvis to believe he had betrayed the Avengers of his own free will to procure money to pay his ailing mother's hospital bill. Consumed by guilt, Jarvis revealed the location of Ultron's lair to the Black Knight, thereby making possible the Avengers' rescue. The Avengers took the repentant Jarvis back into their service. Months later, Jarvis's memory cleared and he remembered that Ultron had hypnotized him into betraying the Avengers and told them so.^{[citation needed]}

When the fourth Masters of Evil organization, led by Baron Helmut Zemo, seized control of Avengers Mansion Mister Hyde brutally tortured Jarvis. The Avengers finally defeated the Masters of Evil, but the Mansion had been left in ruins, and Jarvis was hospitalized. As a result of Hyde's treatment of him, Jarvis was left 90% blind in his left eye and had to walk with a cane due to the damage to his right leg.^{[citation needed]}

Although he could have retired due to his injuries, Jarvis instead chose to return to his work with the Avengers. A short time after returning to work his leg injuries had healed, and Jarvis slowly recovered his vision in his left eye.^{[citation needed]}

When the Avengers temporarily disbanded due to a lack of active members, Jarvis was released from his duties until the team reassembled. During this time, Jarvis met and began dating Glory Garsen.^{[citation needed]}

Avengers Support Crew

Upon reassembling, the Avengers expanded their "ground crew" to include other non-superhuman job duties, of which Jarvis enjoyed a senior position as "Chief of Staff." At one point, the Ground Crew was brainwashed by the Red Skull's villainous Skeleton Crew into attacking the Avengers, they were easily stopped and freed from the Skeleton Crew's control. When the Avenger Crystal took up residence in the mansion with her daughter Luna, she brought with her a nanny, Marilla. The two became rivals over various domestic duties but over time became fond of one another. Eventually, the Avengers' Ground Crew was dismissed and Jarvis remained the sole domestic worker for the mansion once more.^{[citation needed]}

Later, Jarvis was relieved of duty when the Avengers disbanded again, this time presumably permanently due to the perceived death of many members by the entity known as Onslaught. Jarvis felt extremely displaced and sank into a depression, living off his pension from the Maria Stark Foundation. Even so, he helped his former ground crew member Fabian Stankowicz deactivate his Protectorate robots, who were meant to replace the Avengers, but had gone renegade. When the Avengers returned and reassembled, Jarvis also returned to service, with a renewed sense of duty.^{[citation needed]}

Silverclaw

Jarvis later revealed that he had been sponsoring a foreign child, Maria de Guadalupe "Lupe" Santiago, and had the opportunity to meet her in person as she came to New York for college. The Avengers soon discovered Lupe was the superhuman adventurer Silverclaw and was placed in Jarvis' sponsorship precisely because of his connection to the Avengers. Silverclaw aided the Avengers against the arms dealer Moses Magnum, and was later offered provisional membership in the group. ^{[citation needed]}

Soon after this episode, Jarvis started a relationship with Spider-Man's aunt, May Parker.^{[citation needed]}

Jarvis continued to serve as butler for the Avengers until the breakdown of the Scarlet Witch that resulted in the destruction of the mansion and the final breakup of the team. ^{[citation needed]}

New Avengers

When Captain America and Iron Man organized the New Avengers, Jarvis served the team in their Stark Tower headquarters.

Civil War

After the superhero Civil War, the New Avengers moved to Doctor Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum, while Iron Man's Mighty Avengers remained in Stark Tower.^{[citation needed]}

Secret Invasion

During the Skrull Invasion, Jarvis was replaced by a Skrull. This Skrull put a Skrull virus into all Stark Enterprises technology, which deactivated them. The Helicarrier was downed, all of Iron Man's suits started to shut down and every Stark Enterprise in the world was destroyed. After this, the virus opened the Raft and Cube prisons, releasing all the inmates. His agent also obtained access to Tony Stark's records on Robert Reynolds (The Sentry) in order to discover his weaknesses, as the Skrulls were unable to duplicate his powers because its limits were unknown even to Stark. He later approached Maria Hill on the destroyed S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier in the middle of the ocean and told her to surrender along with her crew. She used a Life Model Decoy in that spot as the real one escaped and detonated the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier. During the fight between Veranke and Criti Noll's forces against the heroes and villains, The Skrull-Jarvis (who somehow survived the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier explosion) watched from Avengers Tower as the energy washed over hero, villain and Skrull alike. While holding Jessica Jones and Luke Cage's child, he commented that it did't matter if the Skrulls win or lose, so long as "God's" will was done.^{[citation needed]}

After the final battle, Jarvis was discovered alive and well in a skrull aircraft with numerous other individuals that were impersonated by the skrulls, prompting Jessica Jones to discover that her baby had been taken by the Skrull impostor. Jarvis later attended a support group meeting with the others who had been replaced by Skrulls. The Skrull Jarvis was eventually found in a hideout and was shot by Bullseye after returning the baby to Luke Cage.^{[citation needed]}

Like many of the Skrull victims, Jarvis was very surprised at all of the changes in the American legal system. Countless men and women possessing paranormal abilities and costumed identities. ^{[citation needed]}

Jarvis refused to join the Dark Avengers and left. When literal chaos began affecting the Earth, Jarvis attempted to reach Thor in Oklahoma, only for the state to disappear. He is then approached by Hercules and Amadeus Cho, who desired him help in finding a new team of Avengers. According to the latter, Jarvis is shown to be the constant of the Avengers. ^{[citation needed]}

Attributes

Power Grid^[1]

Powers

None.

Abilities

Skilled Combatant: Jarvis is a good hand-to-hand combatant; He was a former boxing champion of the Royal Air Force for three years and had recieved military combat training and personal tutelage in unarmed combat by Captain America (Steve Rogers). Although he is in good health and physical condition, past injuries inflicted by the supervillain Mister Hyde may have hampered his fighting prowess.^{[citation needed]}

Strong Speaker^{[citation needed]}

Talented Cook^{[citation needed]}

Highly Experienced Butler^{[citation needed]}

Notes

Former citizen of the United Kingdom, now naturalized citizen of the United States with no criminal record ^{[citation needed]}
Not publicly known to have previously been The Crimson Cowl^{[citation needed]}

Links and References

Marvel Directory

References

↑ Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Avengers 2004 Vol 1 1

[1] Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Avengers 2004 Vol 1 1

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+| Speaker                 = [[Edwin Jarvis (Earth-616)|Jarvis]]
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+| Affiliation             = Employee of [[Iron Man (Anthony "Tony" Stark)|Tony Stark]] and the [[Avengers (Earth-616)|Avengers]], formerly {{M|Royal Canadian Air Force (Earth-616)|Royal Canadian Air Force}}, and the [[Mighty Avengers (Initiative) (Earth-616)|Mighty Avengers]]; head of [[Avengers Support Crew (Earth-616)|Avengers Support Crew]]
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+| Relatives               = [[Mrs. Jarvis (Earth-616)|Mrs. Jarvis]] (mother)
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+| PlaceOfBirth            = [[Brooklyn]], [[New York City]], [[New York State|New York]]
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+| HistoryText             =
+===Early Life===
+Edwin Jarvis was born and raised in [[Brooklyn]], [[New York]].{{Citation}}
+===World War II===
-'''Edwin Jarvis''' was the butler in the employ of millionaire inventor and industrialist [[Anthony Stark (Earth-616)|Anthony Stark]] and worked in Stark's [[Avengers Mansion|mansion]] in midtown Manhattan. Apparently, Jarvis originally served Stark's parents, [[Howard Stark (Earth-616)|Howard]] and [[Maria Stark (Earth-616)|Maria Stark]], and continued to work for Anthony after their deaths.
+During [[World War II]], he ran away to join the Canadian Royal Air Force to fight for [[England|Britain]] against the [[Nazi Germany (Earth-616)|Nazis]] as an underage pilot. It was during his time in [[England]] he picked up an upper class English accent. Returning to the United States, he found a position as butler.{{Citation}}
+===The Starks===
-Edwin Jarvis was born and raised in [[Brooklyn]], [[New York]], but during [[World War II]], he ran away to join the Canadian Royal Air Force to fight for [[Britain]] against the [[Nazis]] as an underage pilot. It was during his time in [[England]] he picked up an upper class English accent. Returning to the United States, he found a position as butler
+Edwin Jarvis became the butler in the employ of millionaire inventor and industrialist [[Howard Stark (Earth-616)|Howard]] and [[Maria Carbonell (Earth-616)|Maria Stark]], and continued to work for [[Iron Man (Anthony "Tony" Stark)|Anthony Stark]] after their deaths. {{Citation}}
+[[File:Edwin_Jarvis_001.jpg|thumb|frame|left|Edwin Jarvis]]
-Jarvis was present at the mansion when the new team of superhuman adventurers, [[Avengers (Earth-616)|The Avengers]], held their first meeting there. Tony Stark, who, in his identity of Iron Man was a founding member of the team, donated the mansion to the Avengers for their use as a headquarters and set up the [[Maria Stark Foundation]] to cover the team's operational expenses. Jarvis stayed on at the mansion, to act as the Avengers' principal domestic servant.
+===The Avengers===
+Jarvis was present at the mansion when the new team of superhuman adventurers, [[Avengers (Earth-616)|The Avengers]], held their first meeting there. Tony Stark, who, in his identity of Iron Man was a founding member of the team, donated the mansion to the Avengers for their use as a headquarters and set up the [[Maria Stark Foundation (Earth-616)|Maria Stark Foundation]] to cover the team's operational expenses. Jarvis stayed on at the mansion, to act as the Avengers' principal domestic servant.{{Citation}}
-Jarvis served the Avengers loyally since the very beginning of the team's history. His duties included the maintenance of the Avengers' [[quinjet]]s and specialized equipment and the supervision of work crews repairing damage to the Avenger headquarters, as well as normal household duties such as preparing the Avengers' meals. There have been other members of the household staff to help Jarvis take care of such an enormous mansion, but Jarvis was the only servant who lived in the mansion itself.
+Jarvis served the Avengers loyally since the very beginning of the team's history. His duties included the maintenance of the Avengers' [[quinjet]]s and specialized equipment and the supervision of work crews repairing damage to the Avenger headquarters, as well as normal household duties such as preparing the Avengers' meals. There have been other members of the household staff to help Jarvis take care of such an enormous mansion, but Jarvis was the only servant who lived in the mansion itself.{{Citation}}
+===Crimson Cowl===
-Years ago the Avengers enemy, [[Ultron (Earth-616)|Ultron]], hypnotized Jarvis into helping him and the second [[Masters_of_Evil_(Earth-616)#Masters_of_Evil_II|Masters of Evil]] organization to capture the Avengers and Avengers Mansion. Under Ultron's control, Jarvis even briefly assumed the guise of the Crimson Cowl, which Ultron himself used to conceal his true identity. Ultron caused Jarvis to believe he had betrayed the Avengers of his own free will to procure money to pay his ailing mother's hospital bill. Consumed by guilt, Jarvis revealed the location of Ultron's lair to the [[Dane Whitman (Earth-616)|Black Knight]], thereby making possible the Avengers' rescue. The Avengers took the repentant Jarvis back into their service. Months later, Jarvis's memory cleared and he remembered that Ultron had hypnotized him into betraying the Avengers and told them so.
+[[Ultron (Earth-616)|Ultron]], hypnotized Jarvis into helping him and the second [[Masters_of_Evil_(Earth-616)#Masters_of_Evil_II|Masters of Evil]] organization to capture the Avengers and Avengers Mansion. Under Ultron's control, Jarvis even briefly assumed the guise of the Crimson Cowl, which Ultron himself used to conceal his true identity. Ultron caused Jarvis to believe he had betrayed the Avengers of his own free will to procure money to pay his ailing mother's hospital bill. Consumed by guilt, Jarvis revealed the location of Ultron's lair to the [[Dane Whitman (Earth-616)|Black Knight]], thereby making possible the Avengers' rescue. The Avengers took the repentant Jarvis back into their service. Months later, Jarvis's memory cleared and he remembered that Ultron had hypnotized him into betraying the Avengers and told them so.{{Citation}}
-When the fourth Masters of Evil organization, led by [[Helmut Zemo (Earth-616)|Baron Helmut Zemo]], seized control of Avengers Mansion [[Calvin Zabo (Earth-616)|Mister Hyde]] brutally tortured Jarvis. The Avengers finally defeated the Masters of Evil, but the Mansion had been left in ruins, and Jarvis was hospitalized. As a result of Hyde's treatment of him, Jarvis was left 90% blind in his left eye and had to walk with a cane due to the damage to his right leg.
+When the fourth Masters of Evil organization, led by [[Helmut Zemo (Earth-616)|Baron Helmut Zemo]], seized control of Avengers Mansion [[Calvin Zabo (Earth-616)|Mister Hyde]] brutally tortured Jarvis. The Avengers finally defeated the Masters of Evil, but the Mansion had been left in ruins, and Jarvis was hospitalized. As a result of Hyde's treatment of him, Jarvis was left 90% blind in his left eye and had to walk with a cane due to the damage to his right leg.{{Citation}}
-Although he could have retired due to his injuries, Jarvis instead chose to return to his work with the Avengers. A short time after returning to work his leg injuries had healed, and Jarvis slowly recovered his vision in his left eye.
+Although he could have retired due to his injuries, Jarvis instead chose to return to his work with the Avengers. A short time after returning to work his leg injuries had healed, and Jarvis slowly recovered his vision in his left eye.{{Citation}}
-When the Avengers temporarily disbanded due to a lack of active members, Jarvis was released from his duties until the team reassembled. During this time, Jarvis met and began dating Glory Garsen.
+When the Avengers temporarily disbanded due to a lack of active members, Jarvis was released from his duties until the team reassembled. During this time, Jarvis met and began dating Glory Garsen.{{Citation}}
+===Avengers Support Crew===
-Upon reassembling, the Avengers expanded their "ground crew" to include other non-superhuman job duties, of which Jarvis enjoyed a senior position as "Chief of Staff." At one point, the Ground Crew was brainwashed by the [[Johann Shmidt (Earth-616)|Red Skull's]] villainous [[Skeleton Crew (Earth-616)|Skeleton Crew]] into attacking the Avengers, they were easily stopped and freed from the Skeleton Crew's control. When the Avenger [[Crystalia Amaquelin (Earth-616)|Crystal]] took up residence in the mansion with her daughter [[Luna Maximoff (Earth-616)|Luna]], she brought with her a nanny, [[Marilla (Earth-616)|Marilla]]. The two became rivals over various domestic duties but over time became fond of one another. Eventually, the Avengers' Ground Crew was dismissed and Jarvis remained the sole domestic worker for the mansion once more.
+Upon reassembling, the Avengers expanded their "ground crew" to include other non-superhuman job duties, of which Jarvis enjoyed a senior position as "Chief of Staff." At one point, the Ground Crew was brainwashed by the [[Johann Shmidt (Earth-616)|Red Skull's]] villainous [[Skeleton Crew (Earth-616)|Skeleton Crew]] into attacking the Avengers, they were easily stopped and freed from the Skeleton Crew's control. When the Avenger [[Crystalia Amaquelin (Earth-616)|Crystal]] took up residence in the mansion with her daughter [[Luna Maximoff (Earth-616)|Luna]], she brought with her a nanny, [[Marilla (Earth-616)|Marilla]]. The two became rivals over various domestic duties but over time became fond of one another. Eventually, the Avengers' Ground Crew was dismissed and Jarvis remained the sole domestic worker for the mansion once more.{{Citation}}
-Later, Jarvis was relieved of duty when the Avengers disbanded again, this time presumably permanently due to the perceived death of many members by the entity known as [[Onslaught (Psychic Entity) (Earth-616)|Onslaught]]. Jarvis felt extremely displaced and sank into a depression, living off his pension from the Maria Stark Foundation. Even so, he helped his former ground crew member Fabian Stankowicz deactivate his Protectorate robots, who were meant to replace the Avengers, but had gone renegade. When the Avengers returned and reassembled, Jarvis also returned to service, with a renewed sense of duty.
+Later, Jarvis was relieved of duty when the Avengers disbanded again, this time presumably permanently due to the perceived death of many members by the entity known as [[Onslaught (Psychic Entity) (Earth-616)|Onslaught]]. Jarvis felt extremely displaced and sank into a depression, living off his pension from the Maria Stark Foundation. Even so, he helped his former ground crew member Fabian Stankowicz deactivate his Protectorate robots, who were meant to replace the Avengers, but had gone renegade. When the Avengers returned and reassembled, Jarvis also returned to service, with a renewed sense of duty.{{Citation}}
+===Silverclaw===
-Jarvis later revealed that he had been sponsoring a foreign child, Maria de Guadalupe "Lupe" Santiago, and had the opportunity to meet her in person as she came to New York for college. The Avengers soon discovered Lupe was the superhuman adventurer [[Maria de Guadalupe Santiago (Earth-616)|Silverclaw]] and was placed in Jarvis' sponsorship precisely because of his connection to the Avengers. Silverclaw aided the Avengers against the arms dealer [[Moses Magnum (Earth-616)|Moses Magnum]], and was later offered provisional membership in the group.
+Jarvis later revealed that he had been sponsoring a foreign child, Maria de Guadalupe "Lupe" Santiago, and had the opportunity to meet her in person as she came to New York for college. The Avengers soon discovered Lupe was the superhuman adventurer [[Maria de Guadalupe Santiago (Earth-616)|Silverclaw]] and was placed in Jarvis' sponsorship precisely because of his connection to the Avengers. Silverclaw aided the Avengers against the arms dealer [[Moses Magnum (Earth-616)|Moses Magnum]], and was later offered provisional membership in the group. {{Citation}}
-Soon after this episode, Jarvis started a relationship with [[Peter Parker (Earth-616)|Spider-Man]]'s aunt, [[May Reilly (Earth-616)|May Parker]].
+Soon after this episode, Jarvis started a relationship with [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)|Spider-Man]]'s aunt, [[May Reilly (Earth-616)|May Parker]].{{Citation}}
-Jarvis continued to serve as butler for the Avengers until the breakdown of the [[Wanda Maximoff (Earth-616)|Scarlet Witch]] that resulted in the destruction of the mansion and the final breakup of the team. When [[Captain America (Steven Rogers)|Captain America]] and Iron Man organized the [[Avengers (New Avengers) (Earth-616)|New Avengers]], Jarvis served the team in their [[Stark Tower]] headquarters. After the superhero [[Civil War]], the New Avengers moved to [[Stephen Strange (Earth-616)|Doctor Strange's]] [[Stephen Strange's Mansion|Sanctum Sanctorum]], while Iron Man's [[Avengers (Mighty Avengers) (Earth-616)|Mighty Avengers]] remained in Stark Tower.
+Jarvis continued to serve as butler for the Avengers until the breakdown of the [[Wanda Maximoff (Earth-616)|Scarlet Witch]] that resulted in the destruction of the mansion and the final breakup of the team. {{Citation}}
+===New Avengers===
-During the Skrull Invasion, Jarvis was replaced by [[Edwin Jarvis (Skrull) (Earth-616)|a Skrull]]. This Skrull put a Skrull virus into all Stark Enterprises technology, which deactivated them. The Helicarrier was downed, all of Iron Man's suits started to shut down and every Stark Enterprise in the world was destroyed. After this, the virus opened the Raft and Cube prisons, releasing all the inmates. His agent also obtained access to Tony Stark's records on [[Robert Reynolds (Earth-616)|Robert Reynolds]] (The Sentry) in order to discover his weaknesses, as the Skrulls were unable to duplicate his powers because its limits were unknown even to Stark. He later approached [[Maria Hill (Earth-616)|Maria Hill]] on the destroyed S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier in the middle of the ocean and told her to surrender along with her crew. She used a [[Life-Model Decoy|Life Model Decoy]] in that spot as the real one escaped and detonated the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier. During the fight between [[Veranke (Earth-616)|Veranke]] and [[Criti Noll (Earth-616)|Criti Noll]]'s forces against the heroes and villains, The Skrull-Jarvis (who somehow survived the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier explosion) watched from Avengers Tower as the energy washed over hero, villain and Skrull alike. While holding Jessica Jones and Luke Cage's child, he commented that it did't matter if the Skrulls win or lose, so long as "God's" will was done.
+When [[Captain America (Steven Rogers)|Captain America]] and Iron Man organized the [[New Avengers (Earth-616)|New Avengers]], Jarvis served the team in their [[Stark Tower]] headquarters.
+===Civil War===
-After the final battle, Jarvis was discovered alive and well in a skrull aircraft with numerous other individuals that were impersonated by the skrulls, prompting Jessica Jones to discover that her baby had been taken by the Skrull impostor. Jarvis later attended a support group meeting with the others who had been replaced by Skrulls. The Skrull Jarvis was eventually found in a hideout and was shot by Bullseye after returning the baby to Luke Cage.
+After the superhero [[Civil War]], the New Avengers moved to [[Stephen Strange (Earth-616)|Doctor Strange's]] [[Sanctum Sanctorum|Sanctum Sanctorum]], while Iron Man's [[Mighty Avengers (Initiative) (Earth-616)|Mighty Avengers]] remained in Stark Tower.{{Citation}}
+===Secret Invasion===
-Like many of the Skrull victims, Jarvis was very surprised at all of the changes in the American legal system. Countless men and women possessing paranormal abilities and costumed identities.
+During the [[Skrull Invasion]], Jarvis was replaced by [[Edwin Jarvis (Skrull) (Earth-616)|a Skrull]]. This Skrull put a Skrull virus into all Stark Enterprises technology, which deactivated them. The Helicarrier was downed, all of Iron Man's suits started to shut down and every Stark Enterprise in the world was destroyed. After this, the virus opened the Raft and Cube prisons, releasing all the inmates. His agent also obtained access to Tony Stark's records on [[Robert Reynolds (Earth-616)|Robert Reynolds]] (The Sentry) in order to discover his weaknesses, as the Skrulls were unable to duplicate his powers because its limits were unknown even to Stark. He later approached [[Maria Hill (Earth-616)|Maria Hill]] on the destroyed S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier in the middle of the ocean and told her to surrender along with her crew. She used a [[Life-Model Decoy|Life Model Decoy]] in that spot as the real one escaped and detonated the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier. During the fight between [[Veranke (Earth-616)|Veranke]] and [[Criti Noll (Earth-616)|Criti Noll]]'s forces against the heroes and villains, The Skrull-Jarvis (who somehow survived the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier explosion) watched from Avengers Tower as the energy washed over hero, villain and Skrull alike. While holding Jessica Jones and Luke Cage's child, he commented that it did't matter if the Skrulls win or lose, so long as "God's" will was done.{{Citation}}
+After the final battle, Jarvis was discovered alive and well in a skrull aircraft with numerous other individuals that were impersonated by the skrulls, prompting Jessica Jones to discover that her baby had been taken by the Skrull impostor. Jarvis later attended a support group meeting with the others who had been replaced by Skrulls. The Skrull Jarvis was eventually found in a hideout and was shot by Bullseye after returning the baby to Luke Cage.{{Citation}}
-Jarvis refused to join the Dark Avengers and left. When literal chaos began affecting the Earth, Jarvis attempted to reach Thor in Oklahoma, only for the state to disappear. He is then approached by Hercules and [[Amadeus Cho (Earth-616)|Amadeus Cho]], who desired him help in finding a new team of Avengers. According to the latter, Jarvis is shown to be the constant of the Avengers.
+Like many of the Skrull victims, Jarvis was very surprised at all of the changes in the American legal system. Countless men and women possessing paranormal abilities and costumed identities. {{Citation}}
+Jarvis refused to join the Dark Avengers and left. When literal chaos began affecting the Earth, Jarvis attempted to reach Thor in Oklahoma, only for the state to disappear. He is then approached by Hercules and [[Amadeus Cho (Earth-616)|Amadeus Cho]], who desired him help in finding a new team of Avengers. According to the latter, Jarvis is shown to be the constant of the Avengers. {{Citation}}
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-'''Skilled Combatant:''' Jarvis is a good hand-to-hand combatant; He was a former boxing champion of the Royal Air Force for three years and had recieved military combat training and personal tutelage in unarmed combat by Captain America (Steve Rogers). Although he is in good health and physical condition, past injuries inflicted by the supervillain Mister Hyde may have hampered his fighting prowess.
+'''Skilled Combatant:''' Jarvis is a good hand-to-hand combatant; He was a former boxing champion of the Royal Air Force for three years and had recieved military combat training and personal tutelage in unarmed combat by Captain America (Steve Rogers). Although he is in good health and physical condition, past injuries inflicted by the supervillain Mister Hyde may have hampered his fighting prowess.{{Citation}}
-'''Strong Speaker'''
+'''Strong Speaker'''{{Citation}}
-'''Talented Cook'''
+'''Talented Cook'''{{Citation}}
-'''Highly Experienced Butler'''
+'''Highly Experienced Butler'''{{Citation}}
-| Strength                = Edwin Jarvis possesses the normal human strength of a man of his age, height, and build who engages in [[Strength_Scale#Average_Human|moderate regular exercise]].
+| Strength                = Edwin Jarvis possesses the normal human strength of a man of his age, height, and build who engages in [[Strength_Scale#Average_Human|moderate regular exercise]]. {{Citation}}
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+| Notes                   = * Former citizen of the United Kingdom, now naturalized citizen of the United States with no criminal record {{Citation}}
+* Not publicly known to have previously been The Crimson Cowl{{Citation}}
-| Notes                   = * Former citizen of the United Kingdom, now naturalized citizen of the United States with no criminal record
-* Not publicly known to have previously been The Crimson Cowl
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