How Are The Personalities Of Marvel Characters?

One of the factors that resulted in the MCU movie's success is how each character in the movie was illustrated. Thanks to the contrast in personalities of the characters, they could push each other and build an interesting storyline for the film, followed by giving the audience various types of emotions (including loves and hates).
Arrogance and modesty are the two most typical of this universe, and it doesn't personify if you are a superhero, you are humble, or vice versa. Both superheroes and villains in MCU have a mix of these two personalities. For example, some can get more arrogant and show off when they defeat others, therefore leaving them a high sense of self-esteem, while others still keep their modesty even if they've just saved the universe. Below are the traits of ten MCU characters with personalities of conceit or humility.

1. Haughty: Happy Hogan

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He thought that he can take down Black Widow in the boxing ring or control Peter Parker based on Tony's orders. The reason why he is the worst is his exceeding confidence without any contribution to the Avengers.

2. Modest: Sam Wilson

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In the Sam Wilson's first appearance in a running match with Steve Rogers. Sam tries his best but still loses. However, Sam accepts the loss with humor and immediately sympathizes with Rogers' losses and PTSD.

3. Haughty: Loki

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Loki illustrates his arrogance by falling in love with his alternate version. In the end, the only person Loki found worthy of his devotion is another Loki.

4. Modest: Scott Lang

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Even equipped with a superpower, no one can deny he is one of the best members of the Avengers. His most important goal is just to be a good father

5. Haughty: Peter Quill

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Peter Quill's hubris is the most erroneous in The Guardians of the Galaxy, it is understandable when your team includes all assassins, criminals, and thieves. His worst mistake is to punch Thanos when he is being hypnotized, therefore giving rise to the disappearance of half of the universe.

6. Modest: Peter Parker

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Even though he has an opportunity to join the Avengers, he always keeps learning from seniors (although he is one of the most powerful Avengers). Peter Parker being willing to learn from others is made even more incredible in Spider-Man: No Way Home.

7. Haughty: Doctor Strange

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He spends much of the film assuming he has the magic better than the Ancient One, who directly taught him and has been studying magic for decades longer than him.

8. Modest: Steve Roger

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When Tony and he have a quarrel about Bucky, Tony tells Steve that he doesn't deserve the shield. It sounds bitter but with humility Steve allows him to drop the shield and walk away. Steve is also humble enough to ask for others' help, especially asking Peggy Carter that he has no idea what to do next

9. Haughty: Tony Stark

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The heir of the Stark Industry is absolutely far from a normal person. As such, he was a billionaire since birth and unavoidable was an arrogant and selfish person, Tony's arrogance can be seen in his rudeness to other Avengers, especially Steve. But he gradually changes his mind and opinion to become the most beloved hero in the MCU.

10. Modest: T'Challa

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Despite being the king of an affluent country, Black Panther is a modest person with a sense of closeness. Thanks to his humility and kindness, he can direct himself to consult with the friends and family members he respects.