Endgame, Happy attends Stark's funeral and comforts his daughter, Morgan Stark. In Spider-Man: Far From Home, Happy continues to stay in contact with Peter, informing him of Nick Fury's attempts to recruit him and helping him deal with Stark’s loss which brings them closer. He rescues Peter from the Netherlands and takes him to London, where he helps Leeds, MJ, Betty Brant, and Flash Thompson who are targeted by Mysterio's drones. He also begins a relationship with May Parker, which Peter eventually confronts them about, though May does not acknowledge them as dating. Alternate timeline versions of Happy appear in the Disney+ animated series What If...?. The first version appears in the episode "What If... Zombies?!", in which most of Earth's population is infected by a quantum virus that turns those infected into zombies. Happy is part of a group of survivors attempting to find a cure, though he is infected by the zombified Clint Barton and subsequently killed by Sharon Carter. The second version appears in "What If... Killmonger Rescued Tony Stark?". During Stark’s press conference, he expresses disapproval when Stark introduces Erik "Killmonger" Stevens and in order to restrain Obadiah Stane (whom Killmonger exposes for having cooperated with the Ten Rings), punches him. In Spider-Man: No Way Home, Happy is under investigation by federal agents for missing Stark Industries technology, with lawyer Matt Murdock who had Peter's charges dropped subtly trying to get Happy to hire him. He allows Peter and May to stay at his condominium complex after Mysterio exposes Spider-Man's secret identity to the public, which they use as a base of operations to cure several multiverse displaced villains who conflicted with other versions of Spider-Man. Happy arrives at the destroyed complex shortly after May was killed by the Green Goblin and encouraged Peter to run as he was taken into custody by Damage Control. At the end of the film, Happy encounters Peter (who he does not remember due to Doctor Strange casting a spell to make the world forget about Parker) at May's grave and the two reflect on her legacy, before Peter leaves telling Hogan to take care of himself. Video games The Marvel Cinematic Universe version of Happy Hogan appears as an unlockable playable character in Lego Marvel's Avengers, voiced by Chris Cox. References External links Happy Hogan at Marvel.com Happy Hogan at Marvel Database Freak (Iron Man character) at The Appendix