Marvel Heroes Rise

"Wherever they appear, the security will be greatly challenged."

"And what makes us most indignant is that these supernatural abilities do not consider themselves a threat at all, an unstable existence."

"A year ago, we issued the Mutant Registration Act, hoping that these guys with superpowers can accept our supervision and management, and provide an effective guarantee for the security of this country."

"Based on the principle of win-win and mutual benefit, we hope that these mutants can learn to cooperate and learn to integrate into our lives. We hope that they will take the initiative to cooperate with us with the greatest goodwill."

"But until today, there are very few supporters of these mutants!"

"They use the excuse of freedom to violate our laws, use their personal will, override morality and laws, and act recklessly in this country without authorization, and carry out wanton invasion and destruction."

"We have lost count of the many mutant sabotage incidents in the past. Faced with their increasingly serious threat and harm to our human world, we have reached the point where we have to carry out compulsory control, just like the resistance and control of nuclear weapons."

"And now, as the current President of the United States of America, I declare that, starting today, it all ends."

"From this moment on, the United States will enforce the "Superhero Registration Act." All mutants and superpowers must be registered with the government and accept corresponding management and supervision."

"If you choose to refuse, then you will only be able to appear on this land as criminals."

"You are no longer heroes, but super criminals. The United States will never tolerate any existence that violates the law."

"We will use the most resolute attitude to safeguard the safety and interests of every American citizen, even if we use the most violent means."

"God bless America, God bless the people of America and all nations."

The full name of the "Superhero Registration Act" is Super-humanRegistraionAct, referred to as SHRA or SRA.

SHRA in the usual sense refers to the government requiring all humans with superpowers to disclose their true identities and personal information to SHIELD/Congress, and to act as SHIELD employees.

After M-day, the U.S. government turned its attention to superhumans who acquired abilities or acquired mutations without the X gene, so Tony Stark and Peter Parker, Iron Man and Spider-Man, went to Washington to attend the hearing of the bill.

Why did you invite Stark to go?He has disclosed that he was an Iron Man, and he has also served as the Secretary of Defense of the United States.

The Minister of Defense is a bad job, and Stark is a rich man. Stark was able to work hard for the election.

He already has nearly unlimited resources, needless to say how much interest and power he still has to pursue under the weight of the responsibility of the Minister of Defense.

The so-called "inducing surrender" does not constitute a reason for him to work for the government at all.

It is worth mentioning that Stark's speech at the hearing was against SHRA.

"Member McKay reiterated the importance of the Superhero Registration Act. He urged all mutants in the United States to register. This agreement is recognized and supported by 117 countries around the world."

"It also stipulates that the Avengers Alliance will be under the jurisdiction of the United Nations, and also proposes a framework plan to register and monitor all superhuman beings..."

Echoing the president, another congressman on TV was talking about the details of the mutant registration bill.

The "Superhero Registration Act" has been in place for more than a year, but it has not achieved the effect of allowing those who want to control all mutants, but it has also aroused the dissatisfaction of some mutants.

There are mutants who are willing to register, but definitely not many.

And they are more because their own mutation ability is not perfect, not suitable for life, in order to get free mutant gene suppression medicine after registration.

To suppress one's own weird mutant ability, so as not to affect the daily real life, to be able to live like an ordinary person to register.

But even those mutants who have been injected with mutant gene inhibitors will not really be the same as ordinary people in their lives, because they are all registered, and other people will always have other views on them.

This situation has also led to fewer and fewer mutants willing to register, and the congressmen who support this bill can only call over and over again, but the effect is very small.

——From here, it can also be more clearly understood that accepting the registration act is equivalent to allowing the government to study your abilities, genes, threat levels, etc., and even your equipment and even technology.

After Captain America and Falcon assisted in the arrest of Bucky without permission, the government confiscated the captain and Falcon's equipment. According to Black Widow, these equipment have been owned by the government.

Another fact is that every country hopes to form its own "Avengers" or "Secret Warriors".

At the beginning, General Ross compared the missing Thor and Hulk to "misplaced nuclear weapons". To some extent, this also reflects the government's psychology of treating the Avengers as weapons.
The panic of the people is the biggest source of motivation for the intergovernmental organization-the United Nations to issue the "Superhero Registration Act".

"Boring..." Qiao Ke rolled his eyes and muttered while watching the speeches of the president and the congressman on TV.

The Superhero Registration Act sounds like it's helping all mutants, but it's just a hard-charging law of the upper echelons on these ungovernable populations.

Once registered, all information about mutants is under the control of the government, and they may research countless ways to deal with people they already know.

Therefore, even the moderate faction of the Jean Gray school represented by Jean Gray is not so supportive of the Superhero Registration Act, let alone other mutant forces that are already at odds with the government.

Among them, Magneto's Mutant Brotherhood is the most resistant. They have acted against congressmen who support the "Superhero Registration Act" more than once.

While most were stopped by the X-Men, there were always successes, so mutants have always been a thorn in the side of those high ups.

At the Avengers base on the west coast, Captain America, who hadn't had time to escape from the troublesome bureaucracy, walked into Tony Stark's laboratory rubbing his head.

Then, behind a bunch of large quantum computers, he found Tony Stark who was busy with a virtual tablet.

"Tony, what are you doing?"

Captain America, who returned from the last century, now at most directly accepts things like mobile phones, so he doesn't understand the high-tech that Tony is playing with.

But it doesn't matter if you don't understand, he can always use his sincere attitude of seeking knowledge to get the answers he wants.

"I'm adjusting Friday's artificial intelligence program, backing up her emotional thinking mode, and by the way, using a quantum computer to load up the calculations to see if my recent research results are useful."

Tony Stark didn't raise his head, but subconsciously answered the question and asked, "Why, do you have anything to do with me?"

Glancing at the increasingly complex formulas and academic language, Captain America decisively answered his question: "That's right, I want to talk to you about the request that the President and Congress have made to us!"

"You mean about that registration bill? Why, do you have any thoughts on this matter?" Upon hearing what Captain America mentioned, Tony immediately remembered the content.

And this also made him immediately stop the work in his hands, turned his head up, and looked at him seriously: "Steve, I remember that I have already expressed my attitude. I support the ideas of the president and Congress. People with superpowers must be controlled. How many dangerous guys have we dealt with? You should understand the harm they have caused!"

"I know your worries, Tony, but you must understand that the president and the bureaucrats in Congress are not completely concerned about the safety of ordinary people. They just want to hold all the power in their own hands."

"They represent the U.S. government, and the government definitely wants to take all the power in its own hands, especially this dangerous power."

Tony Stark took it for granted: "We all know how many mutants with super powers are in our country now, so how dangerous they are. It is inevitable for them to have this kind of consideration, and I also agree with them. This idea."

"Tony!" Looking at the serious Tony Stark, Captain America raised his hand, but gave up the idea of ​​continuing to persuade him, "Forget it, let's not talk about it for now."

"However, I will not agree to the superhero registration bill, which makes me feel sorry for the heavy history."

"It's not just me, Tony, even everyone in our Avengers has the same idea."

Captain America said resolutely: "We are not a formula in your hands, we don't need to be controlled by others, so we will never give in."

"What exactly do you want to do, Captain?" Tony Stark's tone became sharper as he pressed the workbench in front of him.

"The president has publicly announced this bill in Washington, and it has become law, not an agreement that requires your consent."

"If you don't agree, then you are an illegal presence in this country, do you know what that means?"

Captain America was straightforward: "I know, war!"

"Listen, Captain, this country has suffered enough, if you really drag her into the quagmire again because of this, then we won't be able to sit together like this anymore, we'll be each other's enemies, you understand?"

"I understand!" Standing up straight, like a soldier preparing to go to the battlefield, the captain's eyes were full of awareness.