Marvel's Antiheroes

"Tony, here are the documents you need to see today. Among them is a project submitted by the Howard Foundation. I think it has good prospects." Pepper Potts walked into the spacious room on the top floor of Stark Industries holding a folder. Big Office: "Oh, Mr. Rogers is here, hello, Mr. Rogers"

Captain America, who was wearing a short-sleeved T-shirt, looked particularly handsome. He showed a sunny smile to Pepper: "Hello, Miss Potts, you look really charming."

Tony Stark just waved his hand towards Pepper and said, "Pepper, you can make the decision on these little things."

"Mr. Stark, this is your job. Please respect the hard work of the 12,326 employees of Stark Industries." Pepper started talking, using the title "Mr." and handed over the document. Placed in front of Tony Stark.

"Okay, okay, okay, Rogers, wait a minute." Tony nodded helplessly and began to approve the documents. The first one was Du Ke's Douyin project.

"Marvel Company sounds familiar to me. I always think it's great. The project is also good. That's right. The quota will be relaxed by 100%."

There was a sound of paper turning, and Tony capped the pen.

"I suggest you meet this Mr. Du Ke." Pepper picked up the folder and said to Tony: "This idea is very interesting. It can attract a group of young fans to our group. Compared with the elite, they are more capable. Accept behaviors like having a different woman walk out of your room every day.”

"Okay, that's just relaxing. The brains of scientific researchers are always very tired and need to relax." Tony showed a flattering look on his face and changed the subject: "Go talk to him, by the way, let you How do you think about doing e's things?"

Pepper shook her head, said hello to Rogers, and turned to leave.

When Pepper walked out of the office with the folder, Rogers looked at Tony and asked seriously: "Colson has told me about Ultron. How is Jarvis doing now? What is Ultron like?" existence, Coulson’s description misses the point.”

"Ultron, it's a long story, alas."

In the spacious chairman's office of Marvel, Du Ke was sitting in the executive chair and was bored, so he took a piece of paper and wrote down the strong nuclear force, electromagnetic force, weak nuclear force, and universal gravitation.

Then, he marked out his relationships and conjectures about the four forces one by one, and wrote on them the code names of the people and organizations he could now understand.

"This world seems to be more rigorous."

Looking at the messy paper he had drawn, Du Ke scratched his chin and speculated secretly.

The levels of power in this world are very clear, and he has not found anyone who can master strong nuclear power yet.

Even Mephisto, who is related to a generation of Ghost Riders, only uses a "contract" made with strong nuclear power to trick others into signing it.

It's okay, okay, I'm still good at it, otherwise I would have worked hard to defeat monsters, level up, and climb the technology tree, but I would encounter a guy who inexplicably broke through to master strong nuclear power, such as the comic version of the world-destroying crimson Witches, Sentinels with the power of millions of stars, Deadpool who slaughters the entire universe, etc., that’s just a slap in the face.

There is also the Captain America in the movie world who is 50-50 against everyone, which fully reflects the fraternity. Whether it is a small soldier or a big boss, he fights very seriously, very hard, and very painful.

I just don’t know what’s going on with Thanos now. His strength is not explosive to begin with. It seems that he needs to increase his strength quickly. Then we have to stop him from snapping his fingers.

And some deviations between the structure of this world and memory are also reasonable.

In the Marvel Universe that I knew before, S.H.I.E.L.D. claims to have hundreds of thousands of people in the United States, but every time it is dispatched, there are only two or three big cats and kittens. Depending on the strength, let alone the Men or the Brotherhood, it is the Centipede. The team would probably be able to kill it, which would be simply embarrassing.

And the annual appropriation, which amounts to one-third of the US dollar, is hundreds of billions of dollars. There is a group of strong men piled up, but the people guarding the headquarters are a group of small soldiers, holding ordinary small guns, more like It's a joke.

But in today's world, S.H.I.E.L.D. is not low-key at all. Its subordinates are as extraordinary as clouds and as strong as rain, and it even has its own talent training base, S.H.I.E.L.D. Academy.

Just like the United Nations, it has its headquarters in New York and branches in various countries and regions. Its main job is to eliminate anti-human and anti-Earth organizations and individuals, and to coordinate the relationship between powerful extraordinary beings and major extraordinary organizations.

The fundamental reason is that there are too many extraordinary powers in this world, and an organization is naturally needed to manage and coordinate them.

Joining the S.H.I.E.L.D. is also more attractive to extraordinary people, especially mutants.

There are more mutants in S.H.I.E.L.D. than even the Men of War and the Brotherhood of Mutants combined.

After all, the vast majority of mutants still love a peaceful life. They prefer to believe in the most high-end official organization such as SHIELD, and are not willing to join the Brotherhood of Mutants, which sounds like a pyramid scheme.

This is just like joining the United Nations in the previous life. It is a privileged job that is full of talent but not very restrictive.

This is why those radical mutants didn't come out to cause trouble.

Just give it a try, let alone others, even the mutants affiliated with S.H.I.E.L.D. can beat you to the point of calling you daddy.

However, the conflict between the World Security Council and the US government almost came to the table.

In particular, SHIELD, the first department under the Security Council, is simply incompatible with the United States and the police.

Hundreds of thousands of S.H.I.E.L.D. employees who are not under the jurisdiction of the U.S. government are running rampant in the United States. Most of the money spent is allocated by the U.S. Congress. They are simply a thorn in the side of successive U.S. governments.

But just like facing the United Nations, the United States cannot expel it or withdraw directly. After all, the World Security Council is an organization in which most countries in the world participate.

If the United States abandons its influence and forcibly expels them, the extraordinary forces in the United States will lose restraint, and society will inevitably fall into chaos. Even if the government can eventually quell the chaos, the kind of "labor pain" is not something any government is willing to bear.

As for SHIELD being infiltrated by Hydra, it probably hasn't happened in this world, or it's not serious.

Although the officials of the World Security Council have high and low abilities, they all have a strong team of staff. It is not easy for a defeated organization like Hydra to control S.H.I.E.L.D.

Besides, the agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. are living a good life. They all join Hydra, which is similar to a pyramid scheme. They practice the slogan "cut off one head and grow two more" every day. They are all crazy.

That is, those guys who don't have much combat power, but have agent levels above level five. They are keen on power and have a lot of dark history, so they are more likely to join Hydra.

According to the information obtained by Catherine using hacking techniques, there is a guy named Alexander Pierce in S.H.I.E.L.D., but he has not been the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., but is the right-hand man of the one-eyed dragon Negan Fury.

As for Hydra, they are more likely to cause trouble in some Eastern European countries, South America, and Africa, surviving hard and tenaciously.

Du Ke finally concluded that this is a rigorous world, where famous heroes and villains will appear, and the personality and personality are not very different from other universes.

So I still have something to do, and I won't be inexplicably hung up because of a certain hero's sky-breaking explosion.

This can be regarded as a little golden finger for Du Ke.

Du Ke's inference is basically correct.

The number of this universe is No. 1, which is the most stable universe and is also called the initial universe.

Most of the other parallel universes are different universes formed because of the explosion of a certain hero at a certain point in time.