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

Marvel Universe 199999.

Inside the secret research base.

Tony, who was busy at work, subconsciously stopped what he was doing, his attention completely drawn to this latest wave of spoilers.

Just by looking at the title, you can tell that this spoiler is very important and crucial.

Even Tony couldn't help but secretly gasp in amazement.

The big screen actually identified Doctor Strange as the greatest threat to the multiverse?

Good guy!

That's really something.

What exactly did Doctor Strange do to elicit such an exaggerated evaluation on the big screen?

Moreover, Doctor Strange is a familiar face to everyone, as the big screen did indeed reveal a lot of information about him.

Tony was actually quite clear about the opponent's strength and such.

The opponent is certainly very strong, a top-tier force among the Avengers, but surely not this ridiculously strong?

Putting everything else aside, she's nothing but trash compared to the corrupted Wanda!

Although he did have the impressive feat of defeating the dimensional demon Dormammu, it was merely a matter of opportunism, not a true victory over Dormammu.

And what about Wanda's dark side?

They can't even travel through the multiverse yet, and they still need to acquire Miss America's abilities.

In other words, even a corrupted Wanda wouldn't be enough to pose a threat to the multiverse, right?

Doctor Strange, who was beaten up by the corrupted Wanda, has become such a threat.

Could it be because Doctor Strange can also turn evil?

When the enemy turns evil, they can destroy an entire universe!

This terrifying strength is comparable to that of a corrupted witch, isn't it?

Although there were never any spoilers on the big screen about a corrupted Wanda versus a corrupted Strange, Tony felt that the corrupted witch couldn't possibly destroy an entire universe.

If we take into account Doctor Strange's terrifying power after he turns to the dark side, it doesn't seem too much of an exaggeration to say that he is the greatest threat to the multiverse.

But then again, Tony was speechless.

Why turn evil?

Doctor Strange can threaten the multiverse even without turning evil.

Even if the opponent isn't that powerful in their normal state, they are still capable of tearing apart the multiverse if they're not careful.

Isn't this also a threat to the multiverse?

Well, the big screen really wasn't exaggerating.

However, judging from the numerous spoilers before and after, Doctor Strange has obviously done something else, right?

Tony was really curious to see what kind of "surprise" Doctor Strange would bring him in this spoiler.

Besides.

"Infinite Ultron?"

"What does this mean?"

The playboy's brow furrowed slightly.

Ultron is Ultron, but why add an adjective like "infinite" before it?

Tony couldn't help but recall the countless Ultron robots during the Battle of Sokovia.

Does "infinite" here refer to quantity?

An endless stream of Ultron robots?

Even so, how could Ultron become a threat to the multiverse?

Did Ultron eventually find a way to travel through the multiverse?

Therefore, no matter which universe Ultron travels to, his endless army of robots will be a huge threat to that universe.

The playboy made this guess instinctively.

Indeed.

Even if Ultron within this universe were destroyed by the Avengers, it wouldn't even qualify as a cosmic threat, let alone a multiverse threat.

But who knows what level Ultron could reach in other parallel universes?

Who knows, it might actually be that incredible?

However, these are just Tony's guesses; whether they are true or not, Tony cannot be sure.

As the spoilers began to play on the big screen, Tony temporarily stopped his random thoughts and focused his attention on the screen.

The opening is explosive: Doctor Strange is trapped in the Illuminati!

Although the Illuminati only appeared once on the big screen, and each of them met a tragic end, it still attracted great attention from Tony and the other chosen ones.

There was no other reason than that it was none other than the Avengers from another world.

There is a female captain who is very similar to Captain America, and she even uses Captain America's "exclusive weapon," the vibranium shield.

There is a "Black Marvel" who bears a striking resemblance to Captain Marvel.

Then there's Black Bat, another guy whose arms can extend.

However, these two people died too quickly, and no one had time to find out what their specific abilities were.

Besides that, there's the super "brain genius" Professor X!

The opponent is a super overpowered being who, with the help of a brainwave enhancer, could wipe out all of humanity!

Even for the Avengers, it is a tremendous threat.

The fact that the opposing team was wiped out by the corrupted witch does not mean that they were weak; rather, it means that the corrupted witch was simply too monstrous.

Such a superhero organization, which is in no way inferior to the Avengers, naturally attracts a great deal of interest.

However, there have been no spoilers about the Illuminati on the big screen until now.

"Supreme Master!"

The new member, Baron Mordo, immediately caught Tony's attention.

He recognized him at a glance; this was the black sorcerer who fought Dormammu alongside Doctor Strange.

However, judging from the other party's current appearance, it is clear that their identity in this universe has changed.

As for the Supreme Master?

Although this was the first time Tony had heard this title, it was still easy to understand; it was simply the most powerful mage.

He was clearly a powerful and awesome mage.

"Captain Carter?"

"She really is Peggy Carter!"

Captain Carter's dazzling appearance was not much of a surprise to Tony.

When the spoilers for the Dark Wanda destroying the Light Society were released, everyone speculated that the "female captain" must be Carter, since she looks exactly the same.

Unfortunately, the opponent's skills are exactly the same as Captain America's.

Considering the extraordinary relationship between Carter and the Captain, it's hard not to make that kind of speculation.

Now, everyone's guesses have been confirmed.

This "female captain" is indeed Carter, but her nickname is simply "Captain Carter," which Tony didn't expect.

So, in this universe, besides Captain America, there is also Captain Peggy Carter!

The two have highly similar skills, even the same weapons, and they are also a couple. This "captain duo" is really interesting.

Rogers in his own universe must be envious of plasmolysis right now, right?

This must be what Rogers has always dreamed of, right?

"Inhumans?"

"The Terrigen Mist?"

Tony's expression turned somewhat serious upon learning of Black Bolt's identity.

The playboy had no idea what the Terrigen Mist was, but since that thing required guardians, and the Sorcerer Supreme was specifically bringing it up in this context.

It is clearly something extraordinary.

However, the nonsensical name "Terrigan" prevented Playboy from conducting further analysis.

Could it be the Inhuman race?

This is so obvious! It clearly refers to a race or a group!

What kind of group?

It's most likely a group with superpowers. After all, Black Bolt can kill people with a mere word and is a member of the Illuminati, so he obviously possesses superpowers.

This immediately reminded Tony of the "mutants," a group of people with superpowers.

This is certainly not a good thing for a playboy.

After all, superpowers wield immense power. If they behave themselves, all is well, but if they cause trouble, it will be a huge problem.

As for Captain Marvel, Tony didn't pay much attention to her, since he already knew her well enough.

I was just curious that Captain Marvel in this universe is a Black person, that's all.

And then there's Mr. Fantastic Reed and all that, not to mention...

This is an old acquaintance of mine.

The big screen has personally verified that this person is even smarter than himself.

With the addition of Professor X, who hasn't appeared yet, the Illuminati's lineup is quite "luxurious".

As for why Doctor Strange is the greatest threat to the multiverse, this mystery is finally revealed here.

It turns out that this viewpoint wasn't actually certified by the large screen, but rather came from the Illuminati.

They consider Doctor Strange to be the biggest threat because he can trigger collision events.

"A collision incident?"

"Two universes actually collided?"

Tony's voice involuntarily rose an octave; he couldn't help it, he was truly provoked.

What the hell? Two universes actually collided?

Are you kidding me!

How could such a thing happen?

Could it be that the universe also has boundaries?

Like planets, can it move?

Otherwise, how could they have collided?

This was truly the first time Playboy had ever heard of such an absurd thing.

However, since this matter has been mentioned on the big screen, it is obviously true.

After such a long period of testing, the authenticity of the large screen is beyond doubt.

What the hell is this?

Damn it.

This is absolutely infuriating.

Why does this universe feel so fragile?

After Doctor Strange turns evil, he can directly destroy things, and then use dream walking or something similar, which will also cause collisions.

So what exactly is the Dreamwalking Technique? It's just too damn weird!

It's just controlling another version of yourself in another universe, how could it cause such a huge impact?

This makes no sense.

This doesn't make any sense at all.

Playboy racked his brains but still couldn't figure out the underlying principle.

But now the underlying principles are obviously no longer important; what matters is that Doctor Strange really did use sleepwalking.

A major battle broke out between the opposing side and the corrupted Wanda.

It's not just Doctor Strange; according to speculation, the corrupted Wanda probably also used sleepwalking.

The Wanda who massacred the Illuminati was probably controlled by the corrupted Wanda using dream-walking magic.

In other words, in the future, or in other universes, someone actually triggered a cosmic collision event!

And most of these cases were likely caused by Doctor Strange.

Because the Doctor Strange projected by Professor X who used sleepwalking was not the Doctor Strange who used sleepwalking before.

That's yet another Doctor Strange!

It is unknown whether any other Doctor Strange has done this.

No wonder Reed called Doctor Strange the greatest threat to the multiverse; it's not hard to understand now.

Doctor Strange must not be allowed to use his sleepwalking ability.

We must stop them from doing that!

At that moment, Tony couldn't help but make this decision in his heart.

The playboy Doctor Strange from other universes is powerless, but Tony can't just ignore the Doctor Strange from his own universe.

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

Director's Office.

Like the playboy, Lu Dan's expression was extremely solemn at this moment.

I was also extremely frustrated and mentally exhausted.

Nick Fury has been dedicated to solving major supernatural threats ever since he met Captain Marvel nearly twenty years ago.

He formed the Avengers for this purpose.

Originally, seeing the Avengers defeat one dangerous and powerful enemy after another, such as Loki from Asgard and even Thanos, the first interstellar overlord, all these enemies ultimately ended in failure.

This made the braised egg somewhat relieved.

But now?

New threats have emerged.

Even Lu Dan felt suffocated and deeply powerless by this threat.

A collision of cosmic forces!

This is beyond the Avengers' capabilities, isn't it?

Even if the Avengers are incredibly powerful, can they really stop a cosmic collision?

The only consolation is that, based on the spoilers shown on the big screen, both of these cosmic collisions could have been avoided.

First of all, Doctor Strange from the Illuminati universe is not from his own universe, so the cosmic collision event caused by the other party is unrelated to his own universe.

However, Nick Fury hadn't expected that it was Doctor Strange who killed Thanos in that universe.

Thanos's death was no longer due to Tony snapping his fingers.

Even Lu Dan didn't see Iron Man in Professor X's memories!

I just don't know where Iron Man is in that universe.

Doctor Strange was executed by the Illuminati after killing Thanos, which left me speechless.

Even if Doctor Strange really caused a cosmic collision crisis, so what? Killing Doctor Strange wouldn't make up for it, would it?

Moreover, it was other universes that were destroyed, not one's own.

The fact that those members of the Illuminati would eliminate the great contributor to their own world over a universe that has already been destroyed is, in Lu Dan's opinion, simply insane.

No one could do something like this without a stroke lasting a hundred years.

What does the Illuminati consider itself to be?

The Multiverse Peace Committee?

Just be responsible for your own universe, why worry about so much else?

Poor Doctor Strange, a great hero, died tragically in Black Bolt's mouth.

Lu Dan finally understood why Black Bolt had been silent all this time.

He also understood exactly what Reed meant when he said, "Black Bolt can kill you with just one word."

It turns out the other party hit a winning hand right from the start!

It can actually emit such a terrifying energy shockwave.

So, this is Black Bolt? (End of Chapter)