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

However, no one expected that Groot, whose intelligence was just like that of a child, would become everyone's savior.

But then Groot glanced around at everyone, stretched out his hands, and the branches on his body began to grow wildly, completely enveloping everyone.

It forms a thick protective layer.

"No, Groot, don't do this, you'll die!"

Rocket Raccoon approached Groot anxiously, tears welling in his eyes. "Why did you do this?!"

"We are Groot!"

Groot resolutely went through the tunnel.

boom!

The Darkstar crashed heavily onto Xandar, but the Guardians of the Galaxy were unharmed thanks to the protective shield.

But Groot was "shattered to pieces," turning into ruins and mangled limbs.

Rocket Raccoon picked up a twig and started crying incessantly.

The camera then switched to a different scene.

Inside a spaceship, a tiny Groot, no bigger than a palm, was dancing awkwardly in a flowerpot, having a great time.

Clearly, this Groot grew from that branch.

"Tree Man is truly a loyal and reliable teammate!"

Thor couldn't help but exclaim in admiration, finding Grugg increasingly pleasing to the eye.

Although Groot's IQ seems really low, even very low, it really suits Thor's temperament.

"That silly little tree is actually quite loyal!"

Even Star-Lord expressed high praise for it.

These days, not everyone is willing to sacrifice themselves to save their companions' lives.

Although Groot didn't die in the end and was "reborn," it's clear that he was prepared to sacrifice himself when he made the decision to act as a human shield.

"You, with your divine body, are practically an idiot compared to a mortal, and you dare to call others idiots?"

"Groot may not be the quickest-witted one, but even a twig is smarter than you!"

Rocket Raccoon immediately launched a fierce attack on Star-Lord.

The two started hurling insults at each other in the public chat as usual, something everyone was already used to.

No one cared; everyone's attention was focused on the big screen, waiting for the next "seed player," Apocalypse, to make his dazzling debut.

Charles, Hank, Raven, and others from the X-Men universe, in particular, were on high alert.

There's nothing we can do; these are the people of their universe, and the big screen has already maximized Apocalypse's prestige, even pushing it to its peak.

They have no choice but to pay attention.

As the progenitor of mutants, Apocalypse is undoubtedly the most monstrous mutant, bar none.

While Phoenix's Phoenix Force could completely overwhelm Apocalypse, strictly speaking, it's not actually a mutant ability.

There's no doubt that Apocalypse remains the undisputed leader among mutants.

[His mental strength surpasses even Professor X's, his speed rivals Quicksilver's, and he possesses a variety of abilities including teleportation, matter decomposition and recombination, control of energy fields, immortality, and the ability to freely enhance the abilities of other mutants.]

Other mutants are like children in his presence!

startled.

The group members in front of the big screen were completely stunned.

This brief description vividly portrays the power and monstrous nature of Apocalypse from every angle.

Mental strength, super speed, self-healing, spatial teleportation, energy field...

Holy crap, just how many abilities does this person possess?

Isn't that a bit too much?

"Is this the apocalypse? How is this possible!"

Hank gasped in shock, almost speechless.

Based on the previous spoiler about the Bible plagiarizing Apocalypse, Hank knows that Apocalypse must be extremely powerful and definitely a very strong figure.

Even so, Hank never imagined that Apocalypse could be this awesome.

Is this Apocalypse, the ancestor of mutants?

Absolutely terrifying!

It completely shattered Hank's consistent understanding of mutants, and could even be said to have shattered Hank's worldview.

Hank himself is a mutant, so he naturally knows a great deal about mutants. Under normal circumstances, a mutant only has one single ability, right?

This is a common trait among 99% of mutants.

Even if some mutants have more abilities, like Wolverine, who can both heal himself and extend claws, or Jean Grey, who can move objects with telepathy.

But at most, there are only two kinds.

I've never seen Hank with any of the three abilities.

Even mutants who possess two abilities simultaneously are extremely rare, numbering only a handful.

But now, how many abilities does Apocalypse possess?

This has to be a joke!

What kind of mutants possess so many abilities?

The key is that the opponent's abilities are all incredibly abnormal, such as immortality, matter decomposition, and spatial teleportation. Each of these abilities alone could sweep away a large number of mutants.

Is this what makes someone who plagiarizes even the Bible so terrifying?

"Wow! I've never heard of a mutant like this before!"

Charles, who was next to Hank, was not much better off than Hank; he was deeply provoked.

If it weren't for the personal verification on the big screen, he would never have believed the description above.

Even Charles himself is Professor X and a top genetic biologist.

There's no other reason than that Apocalypse has indeed exceeded everyone's usual understanding, shattering everyone's preconceived notions about mutants.

It's one thing to have so many terrifying abilities combined in one person, but the key question is, can they reach such a terrifying level?

His mental strength is even greater than mine?

How should we deal with such an enemy?

Just thinking about it is suffocating.

"The Phoenix Force isn't Phoenix Woman's mutant ability? What does that mean?"

Mystique Raven frowned slightly.

Before Apocalypse was revealed, Phoenix was undoubtedly the most powerful and monstrous mutant known.

In a fit of rage, the opponent obliterated everything around them, making them as terrifying as a great demon king.

Even after several years, it still left a very deep impression on Raven and other mutants.

But now the big screen says that Phoenix's Phoenix Force is not the mutant power of the other party.

What kind of ability would that be?

According to Charles's research, mutants' abilities all come from the X gene in their bodies.

Could it be that the power of the Phoenix is ​​not this kind of power?

So what kind of power is this?

In their own world, are there people who can obtain powers other than the X-gene?

"The Phoenix Force? So this power isn't my own ability?"

"If that's the case, how did it come about?"

Qin fell into deep thought.

Jean has been a member of Xavier's School for several years now, but she still doesn't have a complete understanding of her own situation.

Even though he knew that there was a terrifying power within him, he had no idea what it was.

Qin also asked Charles about this, but Charles had the same idea.

Only now did the big screen reveal some relevant information, letting Qin know that it was not her original ability.

So, what exactly happened?

Of course, we can't forget about its healing factor; Apocalypse's healing factor is on par with Wolverine's.

"Charles, come out here!"

After the text explanation comes the corresponding video, which shows Apocalypse shouting powerfully on a battlefield that is almost in ruins.

Charles hid in a corner, not daring to show his face, and could only lie there quietly.

However, Quicksilver suddenly appeared and ruthlessly threw a punch, hitting Apocalypse directly and knocking him flying.

Bang bang bang!

The sound of fists colliding rang out.

Apocalypse couldn't keep up with Quicksilver's speed for a while and was being hammered around like a punching bag.

Unfortunately, Apocalypse quickly adapted!

With a mere wave of his hand, the soil on the ground instantly solidified, binding Quicksilver's leg.

Now, Quicksilver can't run anymore.

"Foolish boy!"

Apocalypse snorted coldly and broke Quicksilver's leg with a single kick.

Quicksilver in front of the big screen immediately grimaced and subconsciously reached out to touch his leg; it looked painful.

"What's going on? Why am I fighting that monster?"

Quicksilver muttered something to himself and suddenly felt completely awful.

Am I going crazy?

Why would you go and fight a monster like that? Isn't that just asking for death?

Judging from the performance on the big screen, I was just a weak and vulnerable little karami in front of the other party.

His once-proud speed could only be used to surprise people a couple of times, and he completely lost his advantage in less than a minute.

Even his unexpected attacks didn't cause any harm to Apocalypse.

No matter how you look at it, his act of provoking Apocalypse was suicidal!

"No matter what's going on, I'd better stay away from this monster."

Quicksilver shook his head, making this decision subconsciously.

"What exactly happened?"

Charles's expression turned even more unpleasant.

Because the facts are already clear: in other parallel universes, a war broke out between him and Apocalypse.

So, is the Apocalypse really like the one in the Bible, a great villain that brings disaster to the world?

If Charles could only make such guesses based on previous spoilers, now the likelihood of his guess being correct has increased considerably.

Thinking about this, Charles's mood became heavier than ever before.

"As expected of Apocalypse, truly an incredibly powerful adversary!"

Captain America also sighed in agreement.

So far, the big screen has revealed a wide variety of powerful villains.

Apocalypse isn't the absolute top-tier character, but by any measure, he could easily defeat Loki or Thanos without the Infinity Stones.

Of course, compared to the Scarlet Witch, who can destroy a universe or hunt down others across the multiverse, she might be a bit lacking.

Regardless, this person is undoubtedly a formidable opponent for the Avengers.

Swish!

On the big screen, Psylocke, carrying a sword, walked step by step in front of Apocalypse, looking so domineering.

"Kill him!"

Apocalypse grabbed Quicksilver with one hand and casually gave the order to Psylocke.

Swish!

Without uttering a single word, Psylocke swiftly and cleanly swung her sword.

However, it wasn't aimed at Quicksilver, but at Apocalypse, instantly slicing a large gash in Apocalypse's throat.

An ordinary person would have died from such an injury, but Apocalypse was someone who was completely unaffected.

As if the sword strike were merely a gentle breeze, without even blinking, he reached out and grabbed Lingdie by the neck, lifting her up.

Psylocke was immediately subdued and lost the ability to resist, at which point her true identity was revealed.

It turned out that it wasn't Psylocke, but Raven.

At that moment, the terrible wound on Apocalypse's neck healed instantly.

"Raven!"

Charles and Beast Hank's expressions both changed slightly.

For both of them, Mystique and Raven hold great significance.

Charles, needless to say, grew up with Raven and truly considered her family.

Hank and Raven were once involved in a relationship.

So when they saw Raven facing such a life-or-death crisis, both of them instinctively felt a pang of anxiety.

However, the spoilers on the big screen ended there; what happened to Raven after she was captured by Apocalypse remains unknown.

"Charles, we must find this revelation!"

The scene remained silent for a long while before Hank's expression turned extremely solemn.

The Speed ​​Force is a magical thing; it not only made The Flash a super speedster, but also gave him abilities that other super speedsters don't possess.

For example, when other speedsters crash into a wall, they only have two outcomes: they are either smashed to pieces, or the wall is smashed to pieces.

But the Flash can simply walk through walls.

For example, its powerful self-healing ability.

The Speed ​​Force also allows The Flash to instantly heal his wounds, essentially giving him Wolverine-level self-healing abilities.

During the final battle between the Justice League and Steppenwolf, the Flash was injured by a Parademon, causing his mission to fail. Earth was instantly destroyed, and even Superman was reduced to ashes.

At that crucial moment, the Flash used the Speed ​​Force to heal his wounds, thereby reversing time and rewriting the tragic fate of the world's destruction.

Amid the crowd's discussion, some corresponding text explanations appeared again on the big screen.

This immediately piqued the interest of everyone in the group, whetting their appetites.

There's no need to say much about who The Flash is; everyone knows him, having appeared on the big screen many times.

Even in other universes outside of the Marvel 199999 universe, which doesn't exist in DC Comics, people are quite familiar with them.

The impression of The Flash is very clear: he's just an unreliable little goofball.

After all, if someone can trip themselves up, there's no hope for them.

All along, people have only regarded him as a very fast speedster, just like the two Quicksilver and the Eternal Macari.

But only now did I realize that the Flash's abilities were far more than that. (End of Chapter)