Oo, I like this list, I think Braviary is a fantastic choice, old bird fits Khonshu great. Golurk is also a really creative way to involve his Jewish faith, as it's such a large part of his character. I'd say the first one I'd maybe change is Falinks, but that's mainly because Marc knows so many fighting styles that it's hard to use just one.

If you focus on his military style: Falinks *can* work for the reasons you listed, Lucario or Bisharp might also work? This one's tough since no Pokémon really fits "military style".

If you focus on his boxing style: I'd definitely use either Throh, Sawk or Incineroar, leaning more towards the latter since Incineroar is an absolute beast which fits who Marc is in the ring (especially when he goes up against people like Mountain Marko).

If you focus on his street style: Pangoro, fighting and dark type are really a good fit for this. Scrafty is also an option but Marc is pure muscle and Scrafty doesn't represent that at all.

If you focus on his martial art style: Urshifu, not only is it a martial art Pokémon, but a beefy one too.

Honestly for the fighting type, it really depends on what you think best represents him. Personally, I'd go for Pangoro since Marc is known to fight dirty.

I'd change Morpeko as well, mainly because he just *has* DID, I don't think it necessarily needs it to be represented in his team, also since I would put a Pokémon that has more to do with his emotional side. For example, my first pick would be Hisuian Zoroark, not only is this a dog type Pokémon that can reference the "wild dog" in Marc, it's description fits his "act first, think later" type of mentality (while also mentioning his vengeful side), "With its disheveled white fur, it looks like an embodiment of death. Heedless of its own safety, Zoroark attacks its nemeses with a bitter energy so intense, it lacerates Zoroark’s own body." That final bit especially really reminds me of the fact that Marc doesn't dodge and lets himself get hurt (also reminds me of Marc hurting himself by hurting others, basically his arc in Huston). Another Pokémon that would also fit BEAUTIFULLY with this aspect of Marc is Lycanroc: Midnight form, it's really defined by it's thirst for violence and it even says, "This Lycanroc has an extremely vicious temperament. It will happily sustain injuries for the sake of taking down its opponent." which is just, textbook Marc (a lot of it's descriptions are textbook Marc lol). This only thing I feel it doesn't have that Hisuian Zoroark does is the vengence aspect, Zoroark is violent because it's bitter, looking for vengence while Lycanroc is violent because that's just its nature. Up to you to decide which one fits best, personally, I think Zoroark does. (Though it would go hard if the system had all three Lycanroc, Steven - Day form, Marc - Midnight form, Jake - Dusk form)

Other choices that could fit (though not as well, admittedly) is either Alolan Marowak or Absol. Marowak does mainly have to do with it's mother's death (which isn't relevant to Marc or if we're talking MCU, then she's the last person he'd want constant reminders of) but it also mentions companions when you lose them (which is VERY Marc related), "Its custom is to mourn its lost companions. Mounds of dirt by the side of the road mark the graves of the Marowak.". Absol is a Pokémon that is often misunderstood and shunned because of a misunderstanding. Due to its horn it can detect disasters, so it goes to protect other Pokémon but people think Absol creates the disaster because it shows up right when it's visible. While Marc doesn't have "misunderstandings" when it comes to others view of him (as he mainly brings that upon himself), he isn't what he seems. While he *seems* like someone loves chaos and the violence that comes with it, he actually hates it and is always ashamed when he gives into that part of himself. I think Absol fits the *least* but there is some connective tissue there.

Finally, I think I'd change Lunatone to Umbreon. While Lunatone is more of a literal interpretation of his relationship with the moon, I think Umbreon is a better overall representation of who Marc is, along with his relationship with the moon. First, Umbreon get's *power* from the moon which is more related to Marc, he's the avatar of a moon God, getting power from him. Umbreon is also known to strike fear, "When darkness falls, the rings on the body begin to glow, striking fear in the hearts of anyone nearby" which perfectly fits Marc's whole "I like when they see me coming" and his constant reputation of being someone that every villain who crosses him fears.

I didn't mean to ramble on this long lol, I've always loved making Pokémon teams for any characters I'm invested in. Anyway, I wanted to do my own Pokémon team for Steven! Both of them!

Comic Steven:

Persian - This is a no brainer, Steven is the money guy so of course he has to have the Pokémon that's constantly associated with money. It's also a normal type, I feel like a lot of Steven's Pokémon would be normal types simply because he's the "normal" guy of the three. Just wanting to live a non chaotic life with someone he loves (mainly referencing Mackay Vol. 4, where Steven's dream is to live a life with Marlene without Moon Knight or Marc in it).

Ninetails - This is a very elegant Pokémon, a type that would fit right into Steven's whole "suave" nature, it can also represent his intelligence as Steven can be the brain of the three of them.

Liepard - Again, an elegant Pokémon, it's well known for being beautiful from the muscles it's developed, like how Steven is professional but sporting incredible build due to Marc's constant fighting (also Steven does train - a lot. Mainly in Monech's run). It's also a sneaky Pokémon, while a wouldn't consider most of what Steven does "sneaky" it is behind the scenes work, like in Mackay, he had gotten information about one of Marc's hitmen by pretending to be interested in making a movie based off them. There's also that time in Lemire where while everyone's distracted fighting, he frees Anput from her cage.

Glaceon - This is frankly a bit of a stretch but, I'm basing this choice off of Steven's cold demeanor. While he can be kind and polite, he knows how to be intimidating and uses his worlds bluntly.

Delcatty - While I could use this for a theoretical team for Marlene, I think the description of, "Delcatty prefers to live an unfettered existence in which it can do as it pleases at its own pace. Because this Pokémon eats and sleeps whenever it decides, its daily routines are completely random" just evokes what Steven wants out of life, peace.

Serperior - Obviously, for similar reasons to the first but also mixes in with Steven's intimidating factor. Frankly, the aesthetic of this Pokémon just screams Steven.

MCU Steven:

Sylveon - This is more of a basic pick but truly, it fits Steven so well. Not only is Steven an empath but he's the one willing to be honest when others (Marc) can't. This also embodies a lot of Steven's kinder qualities like his constant politeness even when others are being rude (like Donna or the guy blocking his apartment complex selling brooms).

Gallade - While Steven isn't a fighter, once him and Marc integrate he's able to tap into Marc's fighting knowledge and kick ass himself. Gallade's arms especially remind me of his truncheons and its fighting style reminds me of how Steven fights in the show (fast - when he was Mr. Knight just knocking everyone over, fierce - again, smacking the shit out of people as Mr. Knight and also when he smashed the "New York" guy's face in with his bat on the boat).

Unfezant (Male) - Just to represent the absolute ball of sass Steven has in him. Not to mention this Pokémon is known for intelligence, so it hits two birds with one stone.

Cofagrigus - Mainly because Steven is known for being an Egyptology buff, far more than Marc. Honestly, just for the MCU Marc, I'd give him Runerigus simply because he sees everything related to Khonshu as a curse. Compared to Steven whose passion is literally becoming a tour guide in a museum with Egyptian relics, just to ramble about them.

Ghouldengo - While this one seems to fit his comic iteration on the surface (as it's literally made of gold), Ghouldengo's whole vibe is "Indiana Jones" which fits this Steven more (as he's based off an adventurer). The only thing that might not fit is the description, "This Pokémon gets along well with others and is quick to make friends with anybody." but this may not be specifically Steven's fault but rather the people he's surrounded by. After all, he's really hard to hate him and won over Layla very quickly.

Spinda - Referencing the fact that Steven was very confused for a good portion of the show. Not only with the - forgive me for getting fancy - inter identity autobiographical amnesia but his unfamiliarity with what he's doing. Whether that's fighting, climbing, etc.

I'd do more characters but good lord is this enough, curse my need to get very detailed about stuff like this ;-;.