Tina Minoru

For other articles named Tina Minoru, see Tina Minoru (disambiguation).

Tina Minoru is a fictional character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. She is played by Brittany Ishibashi.

Minoru was a member of The Pride. She was the wife of Robert, and mother of Amy and Nico.

Appearances

• Runaways
  • Season 1 (2017-2018)
  • 201. "Gimme Shelter" (2018)
  • 202. "Radio On" (2018)
  • 204. "Old School" (2018)
  • 205. "Rock Bottom" (2018)
  • 206. "Bury Another" (2018)
  • 207. "Last Rites" (2018)
  • 208. "Past Life" (2018)
  • 209. "Big Shot" (2018, possessed by the Magistrate's daughter)
  • 210. "Hostile Takeover" (2018, possessed by the Magistrate's daughter)
  • 211. "Last Waltz" (2018, possessed by the Magistrate's daughter)
  • 212. "Earth Angel" (2018, possessed by the Magistrate's daughter)
  • 213. "Split Up" (2018, also possessed by the Magistrate's daughter)
  • 301. "Smoke and Mirrors" (2019, possessed by the Magistrate's daughter)
  • 302. "The Great Escape" (2019, possessed by the Magistrate's daughter)
  • 303. "Lord of Lies" (2019, flashback; possessed by the Magistrate's daughter in the present)
  • 304. "Rite of Thunder" (2019, flashback; possessed by the Magistrate's daughter in the present)
  • 305. "Enter the Dreamland" (2019)
  • 306. "Merry Meet Again" (2019)
  • 307. "Left-Hand Path" (2019)
  • 308. "Devil's Torture Chamber" (2019, archival footage)
  • 309. "The Broken Circle" (2019)
  • 310. "Cheat the Gallows" (2019)

Total appearances: 32.

Notes

• The name "Tina Minoru" was previously used in the credits of an otherwise unnamed character in the film Doctor Strange. Because of this technicality, co-creator of the Runaways TV series Josh Schwartz believed that they didn't need to be constrained by it. This is despite the fact that the Guidebook to the Marvel Cinematic Universe: Doctor Strange continued to use "Tina Minoru" as the former's name.
  • Considering that a Runaways movie was in active development from 2008-2013, the use of the name in the end credits of Doctor Strange was deemed an Easter egg by Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige, even though this was in September 2016, a month after the Runaways TV series was announced, indicating a lack of communication between Marvel Studios and Marvel Television on the direction of its own shared universe.