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Agent Fox was a minor character from Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., appearing in the Season 6 premiere "Missing Pieces". He was a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent who had been recruited by Melinda May following the loss of Phil Coulson.

In 2019, Fox helped to investigate energetic anomalies which had been occurring in different locations. He monitored the energy outbursts and notably indicated to Alphonso Mackenzie that one of them was located in Indiana, causing Mackenzie to dispatch a team to the location. The agents, however, were unable to arrest Jaco, whose arrival had caused the energy surge.

Fox discussed the nature and the causes of these outbursts with the other S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. Damon Keller then mentioned that he and Fox had figured out that all the locations where the anomalies had occurred were located in Ley lines. Fox and Keller were instructed by Mack to keep looking in this perspective in case it would help S.H.I.E.L.D. to predict other anomalies.

Death[]

Fox joined a field team dispatched to the Museum of Natural History in Muncie, Indiana, as its coordinates had been found on a device dropped by Tinker and reclaimed by S.H.I.E.L.D. He approached the entrance of the museum and saw a woman, actually Snowflake pretending to be an escaped hostage, exiting the museum. Fox was told by Snowflake that her son was still inside and took her to safety while the other agents moved closer to the museum.

Fox was troubled when Snowflake whispered that he would become a butterfly. The next instant, the whole museum collapsed due to the bombs planted in the building by Snowflake's accomplices. Although shaken by the blast, Fox managed to recover some balance and tackled Snowflake to capture her. A truck then seemingly appeared out of nowhere, and Fox pointed his gun at Sarge when he stepped out. However, Fox mistook Sarge for Phil Coulson, the legendary Director of S.H.I.E.L.D., and lowered his weapon. Sarge, who had ordered Fox to let Snowflake go, then shot and killed him with a plasma gun.

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