Joining the usual Avengers are a bevy of other heroes, anti-heroes, villains, Avengers-adjacent heroes, borderline members, friends, allies, enemies, and Ant-Man, whom we assume is somewhere in the trailer but is too small to find.

In a story this big, with so many characters, it will be a challenge for directors Anthony and Joe Russo to tell a coherent narrative that makes each hero feel necessary to the story. It’s possible—likely, even—that some of these characters are marketed as being heavily involved in the action, but will actually only appear in one or two scenes.

Given that, let’s parse this trailer to glean which superheroes will be doing the most heroing in Infinity War, and which ones will not be. Here are a few candidates for the least amount of heroing, based on their circumstances in the trailer:

Hulk/Bruce Banner

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Bruce does not appear to be having a good time in Infinity War.

Spider-Man

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Neither does Spidey.

Vision

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Vision, too, has seen far better days.

Now let’s look at some potential candidates for most valuable hero in Infinity War:

Black Widow

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What’s she smiling about? Thanos is killing everyone!

Black Panther

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I mean…come on.

Captain America

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That beard, though.

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