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

"A multiverse-level boss? Good grief, what even defines multiverse-level? It must be someone who can traverse the multiverse!"

Star-Lord immediately grasped the key point and felt an unusual sense of oppression throughout his body.

Although the strength of this Conqueror Kang is still unclear, the prefix "multiverse level" immediately elevates his prestige to the extreme.

Thanos, who wiped out half of all life in the universe, certainly couldn't be considered multiverse-level.

Even if the corrupted doctor who destroyed an entire universe possessed such terrifying power, he could only wreak havoc within a single universe, and certainly could not be considered a multiverse-level being.

Even in Star-Lord's view, the Celestials, who created planets, light, and heat, still don't qualify as multiverse-level beings.

So, is this Conqueror Kang a powerful figure who surpasses all these big shots?

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Even Star-Lord couldn't help but gasp.

The group members also had a very intense discussion about this multiverse-level concept.

"First and foremost, the other party must possess the ability to freely traverse the multiverse; otherwise, how could they threaten the entire multiverse?"

"Whether it's Thanos or the Celestials, they are only beings confined to a single universe. No matter how great their threat is, it only threatens their own universe."

"They don't qualify as multiverse-level."

Tony then provided a summary.

"Furthermore, not only must one be able to traverse the multiverse, but one's strength must also be very strong, so strong that one poses a significant threat to many universes."

"For example, that Miss America, her ability is to travel through the multiverse, but her actual strength is lacking."

"Being hunted by Wanda and forced to flee across the entire multiverse."

Captain America added to Tony's summary.

Both of their analyses were quite reasonable and immediately gained unanimous approval from the group members in the multiverse.

But after thinking it over, no one could really think of a boss that met both conditions at the moment.

Or rather, after much thought, only one came to mind.

"TVA! TVA perfectly matches your analysis."

"Isn't TVA an organization that spans the multiverse? Everyone has seen their power; they can even easily manipulate a god like Loki."

After some thought, Bruce Wayne naturally thought of TVA.

"So, in other words, Kang the Conqueror is a TVA-level character?"

Barton immediately felt a heaviness in his heart.

"Wait a minute, Conqueror Kang? I don't know if you guys remember, there was also a Remnant Kang in TVA?"

As everyone was engrossed in their discussion, Nick Fury suddenly realized something.

This immediately stirred the hearts of the group members across the multiverse, who could no longer ignore it.

"What Nick Fury said is quite a coincidence; both of them share the name Kang!"

Black Widow raised an eyebrow.

As a former special agent, she naturally wouldn't simply believe in coincidences.

But if we start making all sorts of assumptions just because the two people have the same name, isn't that a bit of an overinterpretation?

So what are their nicknames?

One is called the Conqueror, and the other is called the Remnant; it's impossible to analyze anything in a short time.

"Besides the names, there's another very coincidental thing."

"One of the basic techniques in TVA is time travel, and Kang the Conqueror can do that too!"

"He also got a time machine!"

Charles from the X-Men universe discovered another key point.

This left everyone else speechless.

They share the same name, can travel through time, and are all boss-level figures from the multiverse.

Aren't there just too many coincidences between these two things?

"Everyone, do you think it's possible?"

"It's like Captain America and his crew went back in time to collect the Infinity Stones, and two Captain Americas appeared."

"Could these two Kangs be related in some way?"

"Actually, they were originally one person?"

Mr. Fantastic Reed from the Fantastic Four universe offered a very bold, yet plausible, guess.

After all, both Kang the Conqueror and Kang the Remnant possess the ability to travel through time.

What if one of Kang travels back in time? Wouldn't that result in two Kangs existing in the same time and space?

"Reed's conjecture is bold, but it must be said that it is not impossible."

Tony nodded in deep agreement.

"Well... it's hard to say, isn't it?"

Bruce Banner, however, took the opposite stance.

"The time machine in TVA and the time machine built by the Avengers look quite different in style."

"The time machine built by the Avengers is based on quantum physics; it's a quantum time machine."

"But what about TVA's time machine?"

"Although we don't know much about it, they must be using an energy called 'temporal concealment'?"

Bruce Banner then gave his reasons.

However, just like Reed's analysis, it is only a theoretical analysis and cannot be used as empirical evidence.

After all, although the space portal used by the TVA agents looks different from the Avengers' time machine, who knows if the principle is the same?

That's at most a difference in construction, not a difference in principle.

As for the hidden force of time?

This is just Banner's speculation; no one can be sure. Did TVA's time machine use this thing?

Even if the time machine in TVA really did use time-manipulation techniques, who can be sure that the Avengers' time machine didn't use such a thing?

Who knows, there might be something like this in the quantum realm.

No one can guarantee that.

In short, everyone engaged in a heated discussion about whether and what kind of relationship existed between the two Kangs.

Ultimately, however, no one could reach a definitive conclusion.

[Kang, banished to the quantum realm by the Kang Council, destroyed countless universes. Even the Kang Council couldn't kill him, yet he was defeated by a swarm of ants.]

After playing a series of irrelevant spoilers on the big screen, another Marvel-related spoiler was shown.

It immediately attracted the attention of everyone in the multiverse group.

This round of spoilers is packed with information!

"Kang? Another Kang has appeared?"

Clark Kent noticed the name immediately.

After all, everyone was still discussing the relationship between Kang the Remnant and Kang the Conqueror.

I'm quite sensitive about the name Kang.

Unexpectedly, a third Kang appeared when I turned around.

So naturally, a question also flashed through Clark Kent's mind.

"I wonder if this Kang is related to the previous two Kangs?"

Clark Kent once again voiced his doubts in the public chat.

"Another Kang has appeared. I find it hard to believe that these three Kangs are completely unrelated."

Wonder Woman Diana said the same thing.

Although there is no evidence to support this claim, there can't be such a coincidence in the world, right?

Three people who have no relation to each other but share the same name are mentioned at the same time on the big screen?

That's quite a coincidence.

"Regardless of whether this Kang is related to the other two Kangs, how could he have destroyed countless universes?"

"This Kang is incredibly capable!"

Even Chris Hemsworth couldn't help but gasp.

Even though he was a god, a god who was considered powerful in the entire Marvel Universe, he was still shocked at this moment.

Judging from the big screen, it seems that Kang was able to destroy an entire universe very easily?

Otherwise, how could he destroy countless universes?

Previously, the fact that Black Strange destroyed an entire universe had greatly agitated Thor.

But compared to Kang Yi now, Hei Qiyi is just a little brother.

"That's right, it's obvious that this Kang is also a multiverse-level boss! Just like the Conqueror Kang mentioned before."

"I find it hard to believe that there's nothing between them."

Captain America was quite certain about this.

Others also largely agree.

Same name, and both are bosses from multiple universes. Who would believe it's unrelated?

"Am I the only one who noticed the Kangzhi Council? What kind of council is this?"

"Can someone like Kang be exiled?"

Star-Lord, on the other hand, was dumbfounded as he began to talk to everyone about the Council of Kang.

Putting everything else aside, just the fact that this council banished a multiverse-level boss is enough to show what kind of council it is.

"Wait a minute, why is this council also called the Council of Kang?"

"Could this be Kang's parliament?"

Queen Maeve of the Black Robe world made a perfectly reasonable guess.

If it wasn't a parliament established by Kang, why would it be called the Kang Parliament?

But if it was a parliament established by Kang, how could it have exiled Kang?

So no matter how you look at it, something seems a bit off.

There are two possibilities.

"First, this 'Quantum Kang' was exiled by the very parliament he founded; he was betrayed by the organization he created."

"Secondly, the Council of Kang was not established by this Kang, but by another Kang."

"After all, we already know that there's more than one Kang, right?"

Tony offered a very insightful analysis, which was agreed upon by the group members; both possibilities do indeed exist.

But which possibility is the truth is something that no one can analyze to find out.

Regardless of the specifics, there's no doubt that "Quantum Kang," who was banished to the quantum realm, is a multiverse-level boss.

So how could he be defeated by ants?

This is about ants.

It is so weak and insignificant that it can be said to be the lowest of the low in the food chain.

Forget about superheroes, even an ordinary person could be easily crushed.

But in the end, they were able to defeat even a multiverse-level boss?

This is just too absurd no matter how you look at it!

Could the ants mentioned here be some kind of super-abnormal ant that no one knows about?

That's the only conclusion people can draw.

After all, in the endless multiverse, anything is possible.

Maybe there really is a type of ant that's that awesome.

Amidst the murmurs of the crowd, the spoilers on the big screen began.

But then he saw Quantum Kang sitting in a grand hall filled with a sense of technology and futurism, sitting on a high throne.

Throughout the main hall, "light bulb robots" with heads that resembled light bulbs stood guard.

From these fragments, which are just the tip of the iceberg, people subconsciously made a judgment: QuantumKang is probably following the path of tech giants.

Accompanied by some light footsteps, two robots escorted a woman to Quantum Kang.

This woman immediately attracted the attention of everyone in the group.

This is a completely new face.

It even appears in spoilers about a boss from a multiverse, so it's probably not an ordinary person.

However, since this was Janet's first appearance, basically no one knew each other.

"Janet!"

"That's Janet!"

Hank Pym instantly became excited, his eyes widening in surprise.

Isn't that Janet, who shrunk herself to below the molecular level to resolve the missile crisis and thus "sacrificed" herself?

Hank Pym had long suspected that Janet was not dead, but merely trapped in the quantum realm.

Although Hank has never had any evidence to prove this, he firmly believes it.

Because Hank couldn't accept the fact that Janet was really dead.

And now?

The big screen proved that Hank's guess was true!

Janet was indeed not dead; just as she had imagined, she was trapped in the quantum realm.

"Janet actually fell into Kang's hands?"

"This guy must be Kang, right?"

Hank's eyes were wide open, staring intently at the big screen.

Although the big screen has not yet explicitly identified the black man as Kang, Hank has still made this guess.

"This is... Janet!"

"So she didn't die after all?"

Another person who recognized Janet's identity was Nick Fury.

Nick Fury was naturally aware of the mission to prevent the missile crisis.

Lu Dan was also aware of Janet's ordeal.

He had always thought Janet was dead.

Unexpectedly, the other party was not dead at all, but was just trapped in the quantum realm.

"What did you see?"

On the large screen, Quantum Kang waved his hand, dismissing the robots that were trying to capture Janet.

After noticing Janet looking him over, he casually asked.

"A monster!"

Janet answered without hesitation.

"We didn't have a chance to talk about this last time. I've always wanted to know what you saw when you reached into my heart."

At this point, Quantum Kang stood up from his high seat.

With a simple step, an energy tray appeared beneath his feet.

The other party appeared in front of Janet in this arrogant and boastful manner.

"A monster who calls himself a god!"

Janet gave the same answer.

"If you could see through time like I do, you wouldn't be able to ignore it."

Quantum Kang uttered something unexpected: this guy can actually see through time! (End of Chapter)