I was watching American comic book short videos, and at the beginning, Iron Man was breaking down.

Of course.

Both Thor and Loki were hammered, but Thor's hammering and Loki's hammering were completely different.

Thor being hammered was actually due to his carelessness and misjudgment of his own hypnosis.

Ultimately, it's because Hulk doesn't have much sense of martial ethics.

Once Thor got serious, everyone could see it clearly.

Thor's strength is in no way inferior to Hulk's.

In fact, if Thor hadn't been ultimately defeated by that mastermind, it's hard to say who would have won the fight between Thor and Hulk.

And what about Loki back then?

But in just a few moves, Hulk smashed him into a limp heap on the ground, unable to get up.

In this spoiler, Loki is so frightened by the sight of Hulk that he runs away in panic, which gives a glimpse into the extent of Hulk's presence.

That hammer blow from Hulk left an indelible psychological scar on Loki's heart.

only……

Why is Loki in the stands?

Thor was captured and forced to become a gladiator, while Loki became a spectator?

The more Tony thought about Loki, the more interesting this whole thing seemed.

Loki and Thor are brothers!

Okay, although when Loki invaded New York, everyone learned from Thor that Loki was actually adopted.

Even so, they're still brothers!

How did it turn out that the older brother was forced to become a gladiator, while the younger brother became a spectator watching his brother fight from the stands?

Especially when Thor was being brutally beaten by Hulk, Loki's excitement was so genuine and profound that it was far more exciting than that of other viewers.

Is this Thor's brother?

Anyone who didn't know better would think this was Thor's mortal enemy.

It's truly speechless.

The S.H.I.E.L.D. headquarters, the Tri-Wing Building.

Director's Office.

This happened on an alien planet!

The braised egg made the judgment almost subconsciously.

He naturally didn't know which planet it happened on, but one thing was certain: it definitely wasn't Asgard.

As for why Thor was captured and brought here, Lu Dan also doesn't know, but the power of this planet is evident.

In addition, Hulk also appeared on this planet, which made Lu Dan worry about something else.

Has this planet also invaded Earth?

Otherwise, how could Hulk, a "resident of Earth," be here?

If it were for some other reason, that would be fine, but I'm too lazy to care.

But if Lu Dan is right and Hulk really was kidnapped from Earth, that would be a disaster.

This means that Earth will face yet another invasion!

Moreover, it was an incredibly powerful planet, capable of capturing even beings of Thor's caliber!

Thinking about this, Lu Dan's heart felt a little heavy.

This is hardly good news for him.

However, this spoiler isn't entirely bad news for Nick Fury.

At the very least, Hulk's strength has been proven once again!

As it turns out, this green behemoth was indeed incredibly powerful, comparable to a god.

Let's not even mention his previous beating of Loki, since Loki's prestige has long since plummeted.

He's been hammered by too many people, even by Hawkeye Patton.

The fact that Hulk beat Loki is not enough to prove Hulk's strength.

The same thing happened when he was crushing the fire giant Surtur in Asgard, since Surtur was only focused on destroying Asgard and didn't pay any attention to Hulk.

If Surtur were to get serious about dealing with the Hulk, I think the Hulk would have no chance against him.

They blasted the entire Asgard into dust.

How terrifying, how perverse!

Lu Dan found it hard to believe that Hulk could cause any trouble in front of Surtur.

However, what about this battle between the opponent and Thor?

That truly showcased the Hulk's power from every angle.

At the very least, Hulk is stronger than Thor in his "normal" state when he's angry.

They pinned Thor, the famous God of Thunder, to the ground and beat him mercilessly, making him look like a mere grandson.

As for what happened after Thor was transformed by the hammer?

Although Hulk could no longer relentlessly beat his opponent, he seemed to be evenly matched with Thor in that state.

powerful!

Overall, Hulk is still very, very strong.

In the past, no matter how strong Hulk was, it wouldn't have much to do with braised eggs, but things are different now.

Banner has joined the Avengers.

Banner is now a member of the Avengers.

In this situation, Nick Fury would naturally want Hulk to become stronger and stronger.

If everyone can control Hulk's rage, then the Avengers will have gained an extremely powerful general!

The only frustrating thing is that doing this doesn't seem so easy.

When the big screen previously revealed the "sun is about to set" hypnotize Hulk, Lu Dan was actually speculating whether this method was applicable to everyone or only to Black Widow.

It seems that only Black Widow can do it now.

The Thor in this spoiler is a living, painful lesson.

The same words, the same actions, and even Thor's face was adorned with a warm, aunt-like smile.

As a result, they got hammered badly.

Fortunately, it was Thor, whose physical abilities were so extraordinary that he could withstand the energy of a neutron star.

If it were someone else, wouldn't they have been smashed into mincemeat by the Hulk?

It seems this job still needs to be handed over to Natasha.

Nick Fury made a decision in his heart.

Natasha, you have a long way to go.

However, the Hulk in this spoiler seems to be much more rational than the Hulk I remember.

Considering other spoilers, he has completely transformed into Banner's Hulk.

This made Lu Dan even more hopeful about Hulk's future.

It seems that Hulk himself is also capable of continuous growth.

One day, he will completely control his "hot temper" and become a rational, controllable, and powerful warrior.

Asgard.

Inside the King's Palace.

Thor, who was discussing matters with Odin and Frigga, was drawn to this latest wave of spoilers.

His pupils immediately contracted sharply.

"You old bastard, is it you who cut my hair?!"

Thor glared fiercely at the old man and spat out these words through gritted teeth.

Ever since seeing the spoiler on the big screen that his hair was cut off, Chris Hemsworth has been really curious about who that jerk was.

Unfortunately, the big screen probably thought this was a trivial matter, and there were never any related spoilers.

As time went on, Chris Hemsworth lost hope.

Unexpectedly, in this seemingly insignificant spoiler, the big screen finally revealed the answer.

Old man, is that you?

Thor's gaze sharpened as he stared at the old man.

"Thor, now is not the time to focus on your hair."

Frigga couldn't help but interrupt Thor, and even the queen of pop wanted to cover her face in embarrassment.

This spoiler contains so much noteworthy information and so many important things.

The first thing his silly son noticed was his hair.

Frigga had initially thought Thor had grown up a lot recently.

It seems that Thor is still some distance away from truly maturing.

"Of course not."

Chris Hemsworth immediately became serious, his gaze sweeping across the large screen as he quickly began his analysis. "I also noticed... uh, this guy!"

Thor pointed to the Grandmaster, who was basking in the glory of the arena.

"This is the High Celestial Venerable!"

Odin, however, recognized the Grandmaster's identity at a glance.

As one of the strongest beings in the universe, Odin's knowledge and experience are far beyond what Thor can compare to now.

"High Celestial Venerable? Father, who is this person?"

Thor couldn't help but scoff, "How dare he do such a thing to me?"

Chris Hemsworth couldn't really hide his anger!

Although what happened on the big screen hasn't happened yet, based on past experience, it will happen sooner or later.

This means that if he does nothing and lets things develop as they are, there is a real chance that he will be captured by this High Celestial.

They were treated like slaves, their hair was cut off, and they were thrown into the arena.

This was something Thor could not accept under any circumstances.

"The Grandmaster, he is one of the elders of the universe."

Odin then began to recount the origins of the Grandmaster to Thor: "He is the oldest life form in the universe, born after the Big Bang. He should be among the first life forms after the Big Bang."

???

Nani?

That old man has such a powerful background?

Thor was genuinely surprised. How could that seemingly unreliable guy be so awesome?

"Because they have lived for so long, these cosmic elders have decided to develop some hobbies, otherwise they really don't know how to pass their lives."

"For example, there was a collector who chose collecting as his hobby, so he spent years collecting all sorts of strange things from the universe."

"And the Grandmaster? He chose competition, which is why the Grandmaster is so fond of competition."

Odin's voice came slowly and calmly, introducing Thor to some information about the Grandmaster.

Thor was completely stunned: "Wait a minute, Father, that collector from before, was he also an elder of the universe?"

The collector's identity was also revealed in the film.

Those guys from the Guardians of the Galaxy went to the Collector to sell the Infinity Stones.

Information about the Infinity Stones was also revealed to the Guardians of the Galaxy by the Collector.

This was also revealed on the big screen to the selected participants.

At the time, Chris Hemsworth just regarded him as an ordinary businessman and didn't pay much attention to him.

I never imagined that the other party had such a powerful background.

No wonder, the other party knows so much about the Infinity Stones.

"That's right, in fact, we Asgard have had some dealings with him."

Odin nodded. "He once bought some things from my father, King Bauer, and Asgard has also stored some things with him. If there is any need for storage, his place is a good option."

"What else do we in Asgard need to store elsewhere?"

Thor couldn't help but shake his head and laugh.

Asgard is a renowned realm of gods, one of the most powerful planets in the entire galaxy.

Do I need to store my belongings somewhere else?

"Thor, some things are not as simple as they seem. You need to look at things from a long-term perspective."

Frigga, on the other hand, was earnestly lecturing her silly son.

She didn't tell Thor that Odin had already planned to entrust the Aether to the Collector.

Indeed, after many days of effort, Asgard finally found a way to extract the Aether from Jane Foster's body.

They recognized it, of course, as the Aether is one of the Infinity Stones!

Odin gave careful consideration to how to deal with the Aether, or the Reality Stone.

Ultimately, he still felt that the two Infinity Stones should not be kept in the same place.

So it was decided to leave the ether particles with a collector for safekeeping.

In any case, the collector is one of the most powerful and influential figures in the universe!

It's relatively reliable to leave it with the other party.

"Mother, are there things that collectors can protect, but we in Asgard are powerless to protect?"

Thor didn't take it seriously, but he certainly wasn't as arrogant and disdainful as before. "Or is there some consideration I'm unaware of?"

"Thor, the two Infinity Stones shouldn't be in the same place; that would be a mistake."

Odin then told Thor all his thoughts.

Thor (the author) has a lot of respect for Odin.

Especially after experiencing a series of events such as exile, this respect not only did not diminish but increased, reaching its peak.

Although Thor doesn't fully understand Odin, he hasn't raised any objections.

Instead, he was reflecting on it, realizing that since his father had said that, there must be a deeper meaning behind it.

Is there something I haven't considered?

In conclusion, there shouldn't be any problem with the Ether particles being in the hands of collectors for the time being.

"But Father, what do you think of this High Celestial Venerable?"

Thor then abandoned the topic of collectors and instead inquired about the Grandmaster, who was the subject of this spoiler.

"The Grandmaster, like other cosmic elders, does not possess any aggressiveness."

Odin straightened his expression and began to tell Thor about the Grandmaster, "As far as I know, although he is a great lover of gladiatorial games and has a large number of gladiatorial slaves, he bought those slaves with his own money."

"He will not use this as a reason to invade other planets."

"In that other dimension, the reason you became a gladiator with the Grandmaster is, I suspect, because you were sold there by someone." (End of Chapter)