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

"These ants are incredible! They're absolutely ferocious!"

Xiaoyu was completely stunned and couldn't help but murmur a sigh.

"Yeah, even robots can't beat them. Are their bodies harder than steel?"

Quicksilver immediately chimed in.

"Ants like these wouldn't just be able to defeat Kang; they could practically roam the multiverse!"

The starlight in the black-robed world also got wildly imaginative.

"I don't know if I can roam the universe freely, but defeating Thanos shouldn't be a problem."

Tony made this assessment.

Although Gamora didn't say anything, she clearly agreed with Tony's remarks.

Judging from the performance of this group of ants on the big screen, even if his father were a superpower of the stars, he would not be a match for them.

All I can say is that those ants were truly too incredible.

Boom boom boom!

On the big screen, the ant army swept through everything in its path, finally reaching QuantumKang.

Seeing this, Quantum Kang stretched out his hands, and an energy shield appeared out of thin air, completely protecting Quantum Kang within it.

However, it must be said that QuantumKang's technology is indeed very powerful. No matter how the swarm of ants attacked, they could not break through Kang's energy shield.

Whoosh!

At this critical moment, Darren, who had become Mordor, flew over and delivered the final blow to Kang.

"My name is Darren, and I'm not an idiot!"

boom!

With Darren's help, Kang's energy shield exploded instantly.

"Despite his appearance, Darren still has a shred of kindness in him."

Upon seeing this, Hank uttered this exclamation.

When Darren is mentioned, Hank's feelings are incredibly complicated, as Darren is Hank's apprentice.

After leaving S.H.I.E.L.D., Hank founded Pym Technologies and then took Darren under his wing, treating him almost like his own son.

He imparted all his skills to me.

But what about Darren?

They actually turned on Hank, forcibly taking away Hank's Pym Technology and converting it into the current Klaus Technology, and also stealing Hank's Wasp Suit.

Otherwise, would Hank have gone through so many years of painstaking searching for an heir?

Isn't it all for the sake of getting his Hornet suit back?

Hank hadn't expected that Darren would give him such a powerful assist at this crucial moment.

Tatata!

On the big screen, Kang was in dire straits after his energy shield was breached; he was quickly overwhelmed by a swarm of ants.

Screams of agony rang out.

"Sorry I'm late, there are just too many ants!"

Hank then joined up with Ant-Man and his family, and said in a rather pretentious manner.

"Did you do all of this?"

Ant-Man stared at Hank in disbelief to confirm.

"You've enlightened me, Casey!"

A voice rang out, and Darren, who had been knocked away to the side, spoke weakly.

Everyone ran over to say goodbye to Darren, who believed he had died as an Avenger, and that was how he died.

Janet then contacted Hank and the others.

"I've found a chance to go back, but we need to hurry. If we want to go back, we have to leave now!"

Janet quickly took action.

Swish!

A portal was opened.

Everyone watching on the big screen couldn't help but look at Janet with new respect.

This woman is amazing! She can open a portal to another dimension so easily.

This is no ordinary level of technology.

At the very least, none of the group members from the multiverse in front of the big screen know who could do such a thing.

Even the smartest people, as certified by the big screen, are no exception.

"This 'Janet' is really something else."

Even Mr. Fantastic Reed, who is ranked number one, couldn't help but exclaim in such amazement.

There's no other reason than that he can't do that right now.

Of course, this only represents the present situation. With Reed's abilities, if he were willing to put in the effort to study, it shouldn't be too difficult for him to do the same thing.

"Janet wasn't idle inside either."

Hank then uttered this exclamation.

Janet is Hank's wife, and Hank naturally knows about her.

While the other party was indeed an outstanding scientist, she couldn't just open a spatial portal at will.

Moreover, this is not Janet's area of ​​research.

The fact that the other party suddenly mastered this level of technology can only be explained by one thing: they learned it on their own in the quantum realm.

Whoosh whoosh!

On the big screen, Hank and Ant-Man, along with the others, met up with Janet, riding in ants.

"You did it! You succeeded!"

The two embraced happily.

"Let's go home!"

Janet, Hank, Hope, and the others passed through the portal and returned to the real world.

At that moment, Ant-Man's expression suddenly changed, and he pushed his daughter Cassie into the portal.

He himself was blasted away by an energy attack.

Kang is still alive!

Kang's goal was also that spatial portal.

After shooting Ant-Man down, the opponent quickly rushed towards the portal.

But Ant-Man stopped him.

The two began fighting in front of the portal.

Kang's technological equipment had been destroyed by the ants, so at this moment Kang was no different from an ordinary person.

And so they began hand-to-hand combat with Ant-Man, exchanging punches and kicks.

"So this is Kang. He really was just an ordinary person."

Tony said something meaningful.

The big screen has shown it very clearly: Kang may have seemed very powerful before, but he actually relied entirely on his equipment.

Once the equipment is destroyed, the opponent is just an ordinary person.

It does not possess any special powers.

Even Ant-Man can fight Kang to a standstill, so if Kang were to encounter Black Widow or Barton, he would be no match for them.

"Yes, Kang is another Iron Man."

Bruce Banner added, agreeing wholeheartedly.

In terms of skills alone, Conan and Tony are completely the same type of person.

He's just much stronger than Tony.

But this is understandable, since Kang is a person from the future.

On the big screen, spoilers continued.

After Kang defeated Ant-Man, he continued charging towards the portal, but was knocked back by several energy blasts.

It turned out that Hope had turned back.

Unlike Ant-Man, whose equipment was damaged, Hope's equipment was intact, and she launched a series of attacks on Kang.

Kang retreated step by step under Hope's attack, eventually bumping into some device.

It was absorbed by a massive amount of energy and disappeared completely.

Then the device exploded, destroying the portal as well.

Fortunately, Hank, Janet, and the others who had already left were capable enough to reopen the portal.

"Tell me, is Kang dead or not?"

Bruce Wayne's comment on the public chat immediately sparked a heated discussion among the members of the multiverse group.

After all, the spoilers on the big screen didn't really provide a definitive answer.

Although the device that ultimately sucked Kang in exploded, who knows what that device actually was?

If the device was actually teleporting Kang to another dimension, then the explosion probably wouldn't have any effect on Kang.

If that's the case, Kang is definitely alive.

However, there is another possibility.

The device didn't suck Kang in; it simply shrunk Kang.

If that were all, Kang would definitely be dead.

Without his technological equipment, he couldn't even defend against Ant-Man's punch, let alone an explosion of that magnitude.

So that's the key issue.

What exactly is the function of that device?

The group members from the multiverse engaged in a heated discussion about this, but for the time being, no one could reach a definitive conclusion.

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

"The exiled man is dead."

In a dimly lit hall, a sinister voice rang out.

At the same time, a Kang figure emerged. This Kang looked exactly like Quantum Kang, but his attire was completely different.

He was dressed like a pharaoh.

This is none other than the most famous and powerful variant among the countless Kangxi: Rama-Tut.

Are you sure he's dead?

Rama-Tut looked at the other man's face and asked.

Kang's figure was also displayed on the big screen at this moment, clearly showing Kang wearing a high-tech suit of armor.

This person is also a famous variant of Kang: the Scarlet Centurion.

"Of course he's dead. If it were fake news, I wouldn't have called you here!"

The Scarlet Centurion was perfectly justified.

"You must be furious that he didn't die at your hands, right?"

Rama-Tut seems to have a strained relationship with the Scarlet Centurion, as his words are somewhat sarcastic.

Before the Scarlet Centurion could answer, another voice rang out.

"None of us could kill him, but they did!"

A blue-skinned man wearing a long robe stepped forward.

He was none other than the most powerful of the Kang, the sole ruler at the end of time, the immortal.

"Three more Kangs have appeared. Kangs really are endless."

Star-Lord was a little overwhelmed. Including the Quantum Con, the Remnant Con from TVA, and these three Con, there are now a total of five Con.

"Kang is inherently infinite, because the multiverse is infinite."

Mr. Fantastic offered this explanation: "But it's quite rare to see different Kangs come together."

This means that one or more, or even all of these Kang individuals, possess the ability to travel through the multiverse.

For Kang, who possesses the time machine, this is not a difficult task.

"This must be the Council of Kang, right?"

Captain America made this guess.

It is quite obvious from this dialogue between the three Kangs that they were the ones who banished Quantum Kang!

Then the identities of these people should be correct.

It seems that everyone's previous guesses were correct; the so-called Council of Kang is indeed a council composed of many Kang.

Members of the group from other multiverses also agreed with this point.

Amid the crowd's discussion, the spoilers on the big screen continued.

"They've already started making contact with the multiverse, and if we let this go unchecked, they'll take away everything we've built."

The immortal's expression was extremely solemn, and his voice was equally low.

"Stop wasting time, we're already too late!"

"How many people did you call?!"

The immortal casually asked the other two Kangs.

"All of us!"

The Scarlet Centurion replied in this way.

Swish swish!

The camera then shifts to the plaza outside the main hall.

But then one spatial portal after another flashed by, each portal sending a Kang through.

And the surrounding seats were already filled with countless Kangs.

Those Kangs were all like they'd been injected with chicken blood, shouting and yelling wildly with unbridled fanaticism.

As far as the eye can see, they are densely packed and seemingly endless.

shocked.

The group members in the multiverse were completely dumbfounded.

Tony, Captain America, and the other Avengers were particularly affected, their moods becoming extremely heavy.

"Is this the Council of Kang? It's enormous!"

Bruce Banner almost gasped.

Even though they had long suspected that the Council of Kang was composed of different Kang, they never expected there to be so many Kang members.

There must be at least tens of thousands of people, right?

What does this tell us?

The Council of Kang has united at least tens of thousands of Kangdu from across the multiverse!

Goodness, what a good guy.

This enormous scale of the project made Banner's scalp tingle just thinking about it.

"So many Kangs couldn't kill that 'Quantum Kang'?"

"Isn't that a bit ridiculous?"

Rocket Raccoons took note of this.

Admittedly, that Quantum Kang seems very powerful, but he's not powerful enough to absolutely crush everyone.

In the end, he was defeated by a group of ants, which added to the absurdity.

Rocket Raccoon refused to believe that even countless Kangs combined couldn't kill him.

Are the other Kangs all far weaker than Quantum Kang?

This just shows that Rocket Raccoon was unaware of the situation. The reason Quantum Con performed so poorly was because the opponent's truly powerful weapons were simply unusable.

Time weapon!

The rules of time are completely different in the quantum realm, so Quantum Kang's time weapon is completely ineffective in the quantum realm.

This is precisely why the Kang Council banished Kang to the quantum realm.

Otherwise, Quantum Kang would be infinitely more powerful, and it would be impossible for the Ant-Man family to defeat him.

"What we need to worry about now isn't Kang, but ourselves!"

"The Kangzhi Council is about to start a war!"

Nick Fury, on the other hand, offered this incredibly frustrating reminder.

Although Lu Dan thinks that the brain circuits of the Kang Council are a bit too strange, why does the fact that Quantum Kang was killed lead to the conclusion that "they" will come into contact with the multiverse and "they" will take everything from Kang?

Judging from their tone and their actions in gathering all Kang's forces, isn't this clearly an attempt to launch a multiverse invasion? (End of Chapter)