American Comics Universe: I, the Containment Object Revealed at the Start

Horii couldn't help but feel a pang of emotion.

It was because humans developed a satellite that could receive electromagnetic waves from the sun that the Lightning People mutated further, triggering a full-scale war between the two races.

But it is precisely because of this satellite that humanity has a way to combat Kayako's malicious electromagnetic waves.

Furthermore, Lightning Man is willing to fight alongside enemies, humans and electromagnetic waves, to avenge his comrades.

Tiga was able to win only with their support.

Such a complex cause-and-effect relationship left Horii deeply moved.

He had previously considered that humans and lightning people might never be able to coexist peacefully again.

But this battle showed him a different possibility.

"Look!"

At this moment, Lina pointed to the dark clouds.

The dark clouds were drifting higher and higher into the sky, and faster and faster.

When the clouds could no longer be sustained in space, the Lightning People left the clouds and automatically flew into space.

Not only here, but lightning people all over the world are leaving Earth one after another.

"Has the Lightning Man left Earth?"

Upon receiving this information in the command room, Izahiro Miyako voiced her doubts.

Will they come back?

Zongfang asked in confusion.

"I'm afraid not. They will never come back because they have lost all hope in humanity."

Lina's eyes were filled with sorrow, and her words were brimming with endless grief.

Listening to Lina's words and looking at Horii high in the sky, he helplessly lowered his head.

I thought I could find a way to live with the Lightning Man, but in the end, it's still the same?

In the end, the root cause of the problem remained unresolved.

"Ding dong ding dong."

In this silent environment, only the flashing of Tiga's timer was particularly noticeable, as if playing a tune for Lightning Man's departure.

Tiga and Gallantmon stood on the ground, looking up at the sky, watching Lightning Man depart.

"thank you all."

Daigo was sincerely grateful for the support from the Lightning Man, and then Tiga and Gallantmon slowly disappeared.

After defeating Kayako, the screen displayed a reward notification.

It seems that Kayako and Toshio have truly been completely wiped out.

With his unlimited energy, Ultraman Tiga no longer needs to worry about running out of energy.

Dan Moroboshi: By the way, how's the problem with the Lightning Man?

Daigo: After they helped me defeat Kayako, they left Earth.

Tony Stark: Leaving Earth? Where are they going?

Daigo: They're probably going to find a suitable environment for them to live in.

Tony Stark: The only suitable environment for them to live in is a planet without electromagnetic waves. Perhaps only places like Mercury and Mars, where there is no human civilization, are suitable for them to live in.

Loki: Heh, how pathetic. They are life forms on Earth, yet they are driven out by humans. So, which race will humans drive out next?

Thor: Loki! What do you mean by this?!

Loki: I'm not wrong. Since your Earth has a race that can't survive because of human development, who can guarantee there won't be a second or third? Maybe there are others in other universes as well. What should we do when we encounter them? Should we expel them too?

Daigo: I don't know either...

Dan Moroboshi: Sigh...

Nick Fury: No matter what, I can only prioritize human survival.

Tony Stark: Yes, development is inherently accompanied by evil, and if we're really going to fight other races, we have no choice but to confront them head-on.

Clark: If possible, I would prefer to avoid war within the Earth.

Bruce Wayne: Clark, if one day a war between different races really broke out inside the Earth, what would you do?

Clark: I don't know either...

After witnessing Clark and Bruce Wayne's conversation, Arthur couldn't help but think of Atlantis.

If no countermeasures are found, a racial war may indeed break out!

Sun Wukong: Is it a race war within Earth? When the time comes, we'll just have to fight. There's no point in thinking about it too much.

Naruto: Is that so? It feels so pathetic.

Jiraiya: This was unavoidable.

Jiraiya is rescuing civilians while simultaneously killing rampaging zombies and super beasts.

Then I had to stop and think about it.

"What's wrong, Jiraiya?"

Tsunade noticed that Jiraiya was thinking about something, so she came over to ask him.

"Tsunade, what if humanity stops waging war, but other races threaten us? If it's clearly humanity's fault, should we continue fighting?"

Jiraiya couldn't help but ponder this question.

Because of the Lightning Man in the Ultraman Tiga world, he was forced to consider whether true peace could be achieved if humanity did not wage war.

There are other races too.

"I don't know either, but one thing I'm very clear about is that if the other side has malicious intent, then we must fight them, just like these monsters."

As Tsunade spoke, she looked at the approaching super beast not far away, leaving behind numerous C-viruses in its wake.

This caused some corpses to mutate into zombies and stand up.

"That's right, these monsters that disrupt peace must be eliminated!"

After hearing this, Jiraiya regained his composure, looked at the approaching monsters, and once again showed his fighting spirit!

. . . . . .

[The next predicted containment item is called the Solar Parasite.]

After the screen finished speaking, a photo appeared on the screen.

It was a long, enormous worm standing on the sun.

Tony Stark: What the hell?! Solar parasites?! How is that possible?! How could there be parasites in the sun?!

Shizuka: Yes, the sun's heat can reach tens of thousands, and the core even has twenty million.

Bruce Wayne: Don't use our common sense to think about containment objects. Just be prepared.

While everyone was discussing it, the screen began explaining about the solar parasite.

According to research, the solar parasite is a gigantic, segmented, worm-like entity located within the sun. It is believed to be approximately 28,075 kilometers long, its length estimated based on the timing of its appearance and disappearance within the photosphere.

According to observations by researchers at the Containment Association, the solar parasites remain active on the sun's surface for 3-4 months before disappearing for 8-12 months.

The containment organization speculates that those 3-4 months are the period when the solar parasite emerges to forage. After absorbing sufficient solar energy, it will return to the interior of the sun to hibernate.

However, considering the even greater heat inside the sun, some believe that the solar parasite actually feeds during the missing 8-12 months. It only emerges to digest its food or catch its breath when it's full or can no longer withstand the sun's temperature.

As for which conclusion is correct, there is still no result.

When the containment council learned of this enormous monster living in the sun, they were very worried that it might come to Earth, but it seems that it was unable to escape the sun's gravity.

Chapter 485 The Solar Parasite Appears in the Marvel Universe

Tony Stark: My God! There really are monsters that can survive in the sun! And tens of thousands of kilometers away, how huge must that be!

Odin: I have traversed the Nine Realms for many years and have never seen such a monster. How could the sun possibly allow any living thing to survive?

Ancient One: What an incredible creature! I can't believe how powerful it must be to survive in the sun.

Daigo: If such a monster continues to consume the sun's energy, won't it one day completely devour the sun's energy?

Dorami: That's impossible. The sun is constantly releasing energy through nuclear fusion. According to calculations, it will last for at least billions of years. How could a monster compress that much time in advance?

Loki: Don't forget, these monsters can't be described by common sense; maybe they really can.

Bruce Wayne: There's no need to worry unnecessarily; it might not be possible.

Hypnos: Heh, that's interesting. I wonder what Apollo would think if our sun had such creatures.

Dan Moroboshi: But it lives off the sun. What would happen if it appeared on another planet? Would it be unable to survive? And since it can't escape the sun's gravity, it should be safe, right?

Banner: I just asked Cain, and he said it's not that simple.

Banner's words undoubtedly puzzled everyone, but then the screen provided the answer.

Scientists at the time believed there was no need to concern themselves with the solar parasite, arguing that it lacked the ability to shorten the sun's destruction by billions of years, and that since it couldn't escape the sun's gravity, Earth was safe.

Therefore, the best way to deal with solar parasites is to leave them alone.

After reaching this conclusion, the containment organization decided to ignore the solar parasites and periodically monitor their activity patterns using telescopes. This continued for several years, and most people almost forgot about the solar parasites.

[Until one day, the observatory issued an alert: the solar parasite had successfully escaped the Sun's gravity and reached the vicinity of Pluto.]

This news shocked many people, prompting them to mobilize resources to investigate the situation in the universe.

As expected, the solar parasite successfully traversed the cosmic storm and arrived near Pluto. Instead of entering Pluto to absorb energy, it passed through Pluto's atmosphere and then headed out of the solar system.

It flies through space without any burden whatsoever.

Researchers later discovered a massive inferno on Pluto's surface, speculating that it was caused by a solar parasite passing through. Whether the parasite was able to ignite Pluto's surface merely within its atmosphere, or whether it approached the surface more closely, remains unknown.

In short, the danger posed by the solar parasite has emerged; it now possesses the ability to escape the sun's gravity and travel elsewhere.

Fortunately, the solar parasites haven't come to Earth; instead, they're moving further away. However, the containment organization remains worried that the solar parasites might one day approach Earth, so they've taken various measures, including firefighting.