Marvel Starts with Asking Questions About Iron Man

"The Kryptonian monster." Bruce Wayne spoke first. He stared at the big screen and said, "It turns out to be a monster from Clark's hometown."

This point made everyone in front of the screen suddenly realize.

With Superman's abnormality, there are no weapons on earth to kill him. Even other "non-human beings" living on earth are far from Superman's opponents.

But that monster is also from Krypton, so it’s not surprising at all.

After all, everyone on Earth knows that all Kryptonians are terrifying monsters.

When General Zod came to Earth, everyone really saw how powerful the Kryptonians were.

Even Superman was ravaged to a state of disgrace at first, and then finally turned defeat into victory and turned the tide of the battle.

"So in the future, there will be people on my planet coming to the earth?" Clark Kent's brow suddenly wrinkled like two old chrysanthemums blooming in late autumn.

Krypton has been destroyed!

Zod and the others should be the last Kryptonians!

But now it seems that there are other Kryptonians in the universe?

But if you think about it carefully, it seems that this is not all that surprising.

After all, the Kryptonians are so perverted that they can survive on any planet in the universe.

Just like Clark Kent, wouldn't he settle down on earth?

"Everyone, let's finish answering this question quickly, and then let's take a closer look at what kind of monster this Kryptonian monster is!"

Diana also urged on the side.

Everyone at the scene said nothing more, and everyone turned their attention to the big screen.

Everyone first analyzed option a.

"Use a nuclear bomb?"

After Captain America saw this option, his expression was a little exciting.

He couldn't help but recall that during the Battle of New York, SHIELD also planned to launch nuclear bombs in order to eliminate those Chiritans.

It seems that even in two different worlds, the politicians are exactly the same, with no difference at all.

"Clark, can a nuclear bomb kill you?"

Captain America sighed slightly, and then began to turn to look at Clark Kent and ask.

Except for the person involved in this question, there is no need for anyone else to analyze it.

"As for nuclear bombs..." Clark Kent fell into deep thought, "I have not seen the power of nuclear bombs, but based on my understanding of nuclear bombs, it should be the only weapon on earth that can threaten me."

"Threaten you?" Thor grasped the word "threat" keenly, "So...not to kill you?"

"Yes." Clark Kent pondered for a moment and nodded directly, "I don't think a nuclear bomb can kill me."

Since Superman has said this, there is no doubt about option a.

It was immediately eliminated.

"What about b?"

Thor looked at option B again and asked.

"I don't think this option is too likely." Tony Stark said directly.

This judgment made Bruce Wayne and Diana look at each other in awe.

Because for them, option b is a completely unanalyzable option.

In a nutshell, this option is Kryptonian vs. Kryptonian. Who knows which Kryptonian is more powerful?

Obviously, Tony Stark knew some information that they didn't know.

"Because the source of Clark's power is the sun!" Tony Stark directly gave his analysis, "So Clark, who grew up on Earth, is more powerful than the average Kryptonian!"

And now that Krypton has been destroyed, other Kryptonians have also found a way to become stronger like Superman, or they have also found a planet that can receive a lot of sunlight every day. What is the probability?

There are infinite planets in the vast universe! If nothing else, there are countless planets in the Milky Way!

"In other words, Clark can become stronger by spending time in the sun?" Bruce Wayne was a little shocked.

Isn't this a bit too ridiculous? Why don't you just breathe and become stronger?

So after Superman has been basking in the sun for so many years on earth, isn't it true that he is incredibly powerful?

If Clark Kent really became stronger in this way, then Tony Stark's judgment really makes sense.

Clark Kent should be stronger than the average Kryptonian.

Even if he was killed by that Kryptonian monster, he probably wouldn't be killed by a direct head-on defeat.

But in the final analysis, this kind of thing can only be a direction of analysis and speculation, and cannot be used directly as a basis for judgment.

"We can only decide on this option at the moment!" Captain America made the final decision and gave such a conclusion.

No one at the scene, including Clark Kent himself, expressed any objection.

Regarding the "Superman Death Battle", apart from the two parties involved in the battle, no one knows any other relevant information. It is indeed impossible to conduct more analysis.

"Then let's look at option C. No, let's look at option D first!" Diana suggested, drawing everyone's attention to the last option.

"Isn't this option a bit ridiculous? Would Superman make such a stupid mistake? Would he not be able to tell whether the Kryptonian monster is really dead?"

Thor immediately shook his head and laughed out loud. Even with his IQ, he felt that this question was really ridiculous.

That was a being who stood at the top even if he looked at the entire universe, and ended up dying like a bloody scene in some vulgar movie?

Others don't know what they think, but he, Thor, can't accept this situation no matter what.

"I don't think this option is very likely." Diana also said, and she fully agreed with Thor's opinion.

"Superman can be killed, but I absolutely don't believe he died in such a way!"

Diana and Thor's reasons are actually the same. There is no specific reason to support it. They just don't want to accept it and don't want to believe it. That's all.

But if you put aside all personal emotional factors and analyze this option alone, it is entirely possible.

On the battlefield, anything is possible!

So after Captain America thought for a while, he still "judged" this option to be undecided.

Next, there is one last option left.

The answerers at the scene looked at each other, and they all saw the same thoughts as themselves in each other's eyes: This option is reliable!

At least he looks very reliable.

"Since Superman chose to join forces with Batman and Wonder Woman, and was still killed by the Kryptonian monster in the end, the power of the Kryptonian monster is obvious."

"And since it is a Kryptonian monster, then this monster has the same weakness as Clark Kent, kryptonite!"

Tony Stark started talking in front of everyone. Superman's weaknesses are already known to everyone, and there is nothing to hide. After all, Kryptonite is not something that just anyone can get. .

"In this case, if Clark and the others don't take advantage of each other's weakness, I will suspect that there is something wrong with their minds!"

"This can also explain why Superman was killed, because Superman was also weakened by kryptonite!"

Tony Stark's analysis made everyone at the scene nod frequently and agreed.

At present, this option seems to be the most logical one and the one that best suits the characteristics of the people participating in the war.

In everyone's eyes, Superman is almost unkillable, except for the time when Batman used kryptonite to ravage him.

So in the situation described by this option, Superman died due to his fatal weakness.

"Um... I have a question." After thinking for a moment, Thor spoke weakly, "Since Superman knew that he would be weakened by kryptonite, why did he use a kryptonite gun in the end? Is it him? Why not Wonder Woman Diana?"

"If Diana had used the kryptonite gun, she would not have been weakened. In this case, would Clark not have to die?"

Ah this!

When Thor said this, everyone at the scene couldn't help but be stunned for a moment.

It seems...Thor's words make sense.

However, after everyone analyzed it in depth, they felt that Thor's ideas were a bit too idealistic and not in line with realistic logic.

"There is one question we need to figure out, whether the Kryptonian monster can fly." Captain America said in a deep voice, "If the monster can fly, I'm afraid we have to let Clark fly."

Among the three Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman, only Superman can fly!

If Kryptonian monsters are flying around, even if Batman and Wonder Woman get the Kryptonite guns, it will be of no use.

"Clark, do you Kryptonians know how to fly?" In order to verify his theory, Captain America then turned to look at Clark and asked.

"Not all of us Kryptonians can fly." Clark said, but then changed the topic, "But every powerful Kryptonian warrior can fly."

Is a monster that can fight Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman one on three considered powerful? There is no doubt about this.

The only doubt is that it is a monster.

The word "monster" can, firstly, describe a relatively powerful and perverted guy. Secondly, it is a literal guy. It is not a human being, but a kind of other creature, even a ferocious-looking one.

Considering the specific context of this question, it is obvious that the monster here is the latter.

In other words, this monster is not human, not a Kryptonian warrior as everyone thinks.

So will this thing still fly?

Not really sure.

"No." Bruce Wayne shook his head, and he put forward a different point of view, "It doesn't matter whether the Krypton monster can fly or not. What's important is that his mobility must be very high! His He must be very agile and his reactions must be very quick!”

"Because Superman is such a powerful warrior. He has almost no obvious shortcomings. If the Krypton monster had a flaw somewhere, it would be impossible for him to beat the three of us and even kill Superman."

"In other words, that monster can be equal to another Superman!"

Everyone still agrees with Batman's words.

In terms of strength, Superman can easily lift tall buildings and other things. In terms of speed, Superman is also extremely fast. People even think that he is not necessarily weaker than the Flash.

Strength and speed have a huge impact on a person's combat effectiveness. Since the Kryptonian monster can completely crush Superman, the most basic and natural judgment will naturally come out: the Kryptonian monster's His attributes in all aspects should be almost the same as Superman.

Even if it can't compare to Superman, it can't be too far behind.

How else could we ravage Superman?

There is no doubt about the ultra-high mobility of the Kryptonian monster.

Everyone's analysis is actually very reasonable. When facing an enemy with very high mobility, it also requires someone with equally high mobility to hit it.

After all, kryptonite is the fatal weakness of that Kryptonian monster. Will he just stand there and let you stab him?

In the end, it would take a superhuman to accomplish this. If it had been anyone else, it would have been a little less successful. Thor's previous doubts are actually untenable upon closer analysis.

"Then the answer is Clark." Bruce Wayne summarized everyone's analysis and said.

On this point, no one at the scene raised any objections.

Although there are two other options to be determined, the possibilities of the other two options are obviously not as good as c.

Next, everyone discussed who would answer the question.

Although this question is about Superman Clark, Superman has already answered it, so this time the spot will naturally be given to someone else.

"Stark, should you answer this question or should I answer it?"

Thor looked at Stark beside him and asked. They were the only two who had not answered the question yet, so Thor did not ask other people's opinions.

"Thor, you know, skill rewards have never been my cup of tea." Tony Stark shrugged and said nonchalantly.

From the beginning to the end, his style has always been very clear, which is to seek technological rewards.

"Okay, I knew that was the case!" Thor complained. In fact, that was all he asked.

Because the name of this skill is obscure and hard to understand, and it is completely unclear what it does, and Thor is not interested at all.

But his level of disinterest is obviously far weaker than Tony Stark's.

So after Thor shrugged slightly, he reluctantly took the spot.

"In this case, let me answer it, I choose c!"

Thor immediately told his answer to the big screen.

correct answer! 】

The system immediately sent such a prompt sound.

Everyone's analysis is correct. Superman did kill the Kryptonian monster through self-sacrifice.

This may be why the country mourns Superman so deeply after his death.