Captain Marvel is the strongest pull in Marvel Games' top 10 — and it's a fictional character, not another game.

The shape here is broad: all ten neighbors sit within a 0.86–0.80 similarity band, with no single entity dominating and no sharp drop-off. Captain Marvel leads at 0.86, followed by Marvel Entertainment (0.83) and Bandai Namco US (0.83). Doctor Strange (0.83) and DC Comics (0.82) round out the top five. Tallying the subcategories across all ten neighbors reveals a genuinely mixed cluster: three Movie Franchises (Black Panther at 0.81, Ant-Man at 0.80, X-Men Movies at 0.80), two Fictional Characters, two Game Developers (Bandai Namco US and SEGA at 0.80), one Entertainment brand, one Musicians and Bands entry (Bruno Mars at 0.82), and one Movie Franchise. Marvel Games itself is a Video Game Franchise, and only two of the ten neighbors — Bandai Namco US and SEGA — share the Game Developers adjacent space; no other Video Game Franchise appears in the top 10. The most striking cross-kind signal is Bruno Mars at 0.82, sitting between superhero IP and game publishers, which points to an audience whose shape is defined less by gaming identity than by broad pop-culture consumption spanning comics, film franchises, and mainstream music.

The broad shape here reflects an audience that aggregates across entertainment verticals rather than clustering tightly around any single medium.