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

"He can see through time! As expected, Kang also possesses the ability to travel through time!"

Captain America astutely grasped this key factor.

Now it seems that this Quantum Kang has another thing in common with the Conqueror Kang and the Legacy Kang mentioned on the big screen before.

They can all travel through time.

This further confirms the speculation of the members of the multiverse group: there must be extremely close connections between the various Kang.

It's even possible that, as Reed guessed, it's the same person at different stages due to time travel.

Otherwise, there would be far too many similarities.

Especially time travel, such an incredible ability, is something that just anyone can't possibly master.

The big screen even stated that the only known time machine in the Marvel 199999 universe is the one created by the Avengers.

"That's right, I wouldn't believe it even if you beat me to death if you said this Kang had nothing to do with Kang the Conqueror!"

Bruce Banner expressed his strong agreement.

Other group members also expressed their opinions, and they basically reached a consensus on this point.

"This Kang doesn't seem like a good person."

The Flash then uttered this exclamation.

The big screen had already stated that this person had destroyed countless universes, and now the woman on the big screen was calling him a monster.

This is obviously obvious.

"What exactly is his relationship with Janet?!"

Hank Pym, however, had a different focus than the others; he thought about the matter deeply.

Judging from the conversation between Janet and Kang, even someone with poor eyesight could tell that the two had known each other for a long time.

Moreover, their relationship is definitely not ordinary.

Especially Kang's words about "touching my heart" are full of meaning!

It's hard not to let one's imagination run wild.

What does it mean to get to know Kang's inner thoughts?

What the heck? Could it be that these two have developed some unusual relationship, which is why Kang opened his heart to Janet?

Otherwise, how would Janet have been able to connect with this guy's inner thoughts?

Or to put it more bluntly, you were cheated on?

Was he cheated on by that guy Kang?

No no no no!

This is just ridiculous!

"Is someone in this world the only one who can see through time?"

On the big screen, Janet's dismissive voice continued to ring out.

"But I'm the only one who can tell it's broken!"

Quantum Kang spoke with conviction.

"Really? Who destroyed it?"

Janet asked a meaningful question in return.

Quantum Kang was stunned for a moment, then had no choice but to tell the truth: "By me! By every version of myself in every universe!"

"It's true, they're all the same person!"

"To be precise, it's the same person from different universes and different times!"

Tony immediately said in the public chat that the result was not unexpected.

The big screen clearly revealed the plot: each time anomaly will create a time branch, in other words, a parallel universe.

In that parallel universe, there will be an additional variant.

There are many things that can cause time branches to occur; all sorts of things can lead to this result.

Although no one is sure what exactly it includes, time travel is undoubtedly the most likely possibility.

In addition, Kang also has the ability to travel through time.

It's not hard to imagine how many time branches and variations the other party caused.

"This is solid proof; all these Kangs are indeed the same person."

Captain America couldn't help but nod.

"My variants play with time like children in the multiverse."

On the large screen, Quantum Kang began to explain things to Janet.

But then he waved his hand lightly, and some corresponding projections appeared.

Lines of time, shimmering with light, stretched across the universe, appearing so profound and distant.

"But I saw the end, I saw the chaos they brought spread to every world."

"The universes began to collide with each other, and the invasion was endless."

"I see the multiverse heading towards its demise; they are the culprits!"

As Quantum Kang explained, the timelines around him began to branch out one after another, like tree branches that kept growing.

Then those time branches multiplied and eventually collided with each other.

This scene is consistent with and matches Miss Minute's explanation of Loki when he was taken to trial earlier.

There were even some more important spoilers.

The spoiler at the time only mentioned that a chaotic war broke out in the multiverse, but it didn't explain the specific reason for the war.

But looking at it now?

"It's Kang! No, it's all Kang! It's all Kang from the multiverse!"

"Could they have instigated that multiverse war?"

"Did they almost destroy the entire multiverse?"

Thor was severely provoked.

Even though the spoilers on the big screen showed that Kang was not a good person, Chris Hemsworth never expected him to be this wicked.

It's a shame that Thor used to think Doctor Strange was the biggest threat to the multiverse, since he was always causing cosmic collisions.

But now?

In front of Kang, Doctor Strange is just a little brother.

"I hereby declare that the greatest threat to the multiverse is no longer Doctor Strange, but Kang!"

Even at this point, Star-Lord, this goofball, is still a bit unserious.

Strange: "..."

How could this person be dragged into this?

This has absolutely nothing to do with me!

"So the Kang Council is a council composed of many Kang members?"

Bruce Wayne made this guess.

Given the existence of countless Kang entities, it is not difficult to guess what kind of entity the Kang Council actually is.

Through the introduction of Quantum Kang on the big screen, everyone already knows that many Kang have initiated the multiverse war, and they are clearly not good people.

Quantum Kang itself destroyed countless parallel universes, making it a clear case of the same kind.

However, the other party was exiled by the Kangzhi Council.

Does this mean that the Kangzhi Council plays a positive role?

Bruce Wayne thought this instinctively, but the information provided by the parliamentary screen was far too limited.

However, it has become impossible to make an accurate judgment.

"Therefore, I have no choice but to intervene!"

On the big screen, Kang continued to speak to Janet.

"You mean, you started a war."

Janet corrected Quantum Kang's statement, which prevented her from being easily fooled by Quantum Kang.

"And now, you want to destroy every universe that threatens you!"

At this point, Janet's voice became somewhat agitated, "This is something only a monster would do."

"It is the conquerors' responsibility to destroy the crumbling world and create a new one!"

Quantum Kang emphasized righteously that those who didn't know better would think he was a great hero.

"conqueror".

This word instantly caught the attention of everyone in the multiverse.

Could this Quantum Kang actually be Conqueror Kang?

After all, this guy prides himself on being a conqueror.

Of course, this might be just overthinking things. The big screen didn't explicitly state that this person was Kang the Conqueror, so we can't determine Kang's identity based solely on this one sentence.

Because there must be many people with similar personalities among the different variants of Kang.

If one Kang is solely focused on conquest, then there must be many similar Kangs.

Therefore, it is highly possible that the Conqueror Kang is some other Kang.

"You're not trying to save the world or save lives; you're just doing it because they defeated you."

Janet's voice continued to come from the big screen, ruthlessly exposing Kang's false nature.

"Because you lost."

"I didn't just lose; you can't even imagine what I really lost!"

Kang was enraged, his voice unconsciously rising several octaves, "I'm going to wipe them off all timelines! I'll make them pay for their crimes in blood!"

"If you do that, you'll erase the entire timeline and kill countless people."

"That doesn't matter at all, Janet!"

Kang, however, remained nonchalant and began to boast to Janet, "I have built an empire here, and they will follow me on my campaigns."

At this point, rows of mechanical soldiers and various fleets appeared on the big screen.

The sight made everyone's expressions unconsciously become somewhat serious.

Kang's strength is truly formidable!

But thinking about it, it makes sense. If Kang didn't have a certain level of power, how could he have the ability to "intervene" in the multiverse war that Kang and his ilk have started?

How could he possibly have the ability to erase those Kangs directly from the timeline, as he claimed?

"It sends chills down my spine; this Kang is truly chilling."

"To destroy the entire universe because of a personal grudge?"

"An absolute demon!"

Black Widow gave Kang this evaluation.

"Now I finally understand what this great war between the multiverses is all about."

Bruce Banner was starting to lose his temper. "Why don't you guys deal with your personal grudges yourselves? Why involve the entire universe?"

Banner had never heard of anything like wiping out the entire universe just because he hated someone.

This is mind-blowing!

"Wait a minute, I think I've discovered something."

"The war between Kang led to many timelines, which eventually collided and caused the demise of the multiverse."

"But Kang's dedication to erasing the entire universe of his enemies is tantamount to pruning those branches."

"From this perspective, did Kang actually save the multiverse?"

"Is it like Thanos wiping out half the population, but actually saving the Earth?"

When Star-Lord, that eccentric guy, opened his mouth, he was indeed quite different from everyone else.

But the frustrating thing is that after careful analysis, everyone found that it actually makes some sense.

It's not pure nonsense at all.

Kang's elimination of those time branches did indeed play a positive role in preventing the collision of the multiverse.

Even so, people still disagree with Kang's actions.

This guy is a complete lunatic.

On the big screen, spoilers continued.

After showing off his immense power to Janet, Kang began a pre-battle mobilization speech to his army, intending to launch a war against the Kang Council that had exiled him.

We must conquer the Council of Kang!

Unfortunately, things rarely go as planned.

Just as Kang was about to restart the time machine and travel through time using the core that Ant-Man had repaired, an uninvited guest arrived.

The indigenous rebels from the quantum world stormed the door.

However, Ant-Man is merely a background character in this spoiler; the real protagonist is Ant-Man!

Boom boom boom!

An earthquake-like roar resounded continuously, as Ant-Man had transformed into a super giant as tall as skyscrapers.

They are rushing towards Kang's palace.

Because it was so enormous, every step it took caused the entire ground to shake violently.

Kang, on the other hand, naturally began to take countermeasures, immediately using an energy shield to cover the palace.

"He's near the circle!"

He also gave orders to his subordinates.

Chi Chi Chi!

Chi Chi Chi!

An incredibly dense barrage of energy projectiles rained down on Ant-Man.

Ant-Man tore open the "ceiling" of a circular building with his bare hands, using it as a shield to continue charging forward.

He charged confidently and imposingly to the front of Kang's palace.

With two loud bangs, the "energy cannon" that was firing at him was smashed over.

boom!

Finally, Ant-Man slammed that thing into the energy shield, but unfortunately it was blocked.

That was high technology from Kang, after all; it wasn't so easily destroyed.

"Dad, I'm here!"

When Casey saw that his father was in trouble, he immediately yelled and rushed over.

"Is this the quantum world? It's a completely different, living world!"

Quicksilver from the X-Men universe left me utterly speechless.

This war revealed more aspects of the quantum world to the world.

Whether it's the unique architecture of the quantum world or the indigenous inhabitants there.

It can be said that they were all eye-opening and quite unexpected.

"This is not a desolate, lifeless space, but a real world!"

Clark Kent was also surprised by this.

Before this, although Da Chao knew from the big screen that the quantum world existed, he never expected it to be like this.

It seems there's no fundamental difference between it and my own world.

It can be seen as another parallel universe.

"Casey? My daughter? This is my daughter?"

While still serving his sentence in prison, Scott was amazed by the quantum world, but he was also stunned by the shout of "Dad".

When Scott went to prison, Casey was just a little girl of three or four years old.

He never expected to see his daughter on the big screen.

She's still such a big daughter!

However, I must say that my daughter is really beautiful now that she's grown up, and she also has an indescribable air of heroism.

Scott was increasingly satisfied with what he saw.

"Wait a minute, what is Casey wearing?"

Scott quickly noticed this as well; those bodysuits weren't something a normal person would wear, were they?

Why does it look like some kind of uniform? (End of Chapter)