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

Of course, we cannot rule out another possibility.

The Ultron robot in this ultimate universe isn't that powerful.

Although Infinite Ultron left a very deep impression on Ludan, Ludan also had to consider another fact.

Not all Ultron robots are that powerful.

For example, those Ultron robots in Universe 838 look really weak.

They were utterly helpless against the corrupted witch, as fragile as paper.

Even if the corrupted witch was really powerful, the performance of those Ultron robots was indeed not very good.

[It turns out Nick Fury was right to reject Ultron, after all, Ultron fell in love with Wanda.]

[If it were just liking, that would be one thing, but didn't Vision in other universes also fall in love with Wanda and eventually win her heart?]

But Ultron and Vision are different. Vision is a good person, but Ultron isn't. In the end, because he couldn't have Wanda, he killed her!

[He instigated the great war between Magneto and the Ultimate Team. In a fit of rage, Magneto reversed the Earth's magnetic axis, nearly killing all of humanity!]

"It seems Wanda and robots are destined to be inextricably linked."

Chris Hemsworth didn't know how to describe his feelings at that moment. Why is Wanda so popular with robots?

Not only did he die and come back to life with Vision in this universe, but he also directly rewrote the reality of a small town because of it.

In another universe, it turned out to be Ultron.

It's Ultron!

Thor is really strange. Wasn't Ultron always dedicated to killing all of humanity? Now he's actually taken a liking to humans.

So now, do they still want to fulfill their mission?

Still can't bring yourself to do it?

Or is it that the Ultron robot created by Ant-Man is different and doesn't want to wipe out all of humanity?

That's true. If Ultron were really like that, why would Ant-Man give it to Nick Fury?

Since the other party gave it away as a gift, it means that Ultron is controllable and not out of control like the one Tony created.

"Ultron fell in love with Wanda, but killed her because his love was unrequited? Wanda's death was so unjust!"

Wonder Woman began to feel deep sympathy for this ultimate Wanda.

Being liked by a robot is tragic enough, but then you get killed by that robot too.

What a damn terrible fate.

"Is this my destiny? A robot? Can't I just like a human?"

Wanda at the Sokovia base was utterly exasperated, with a million complaints tumbling out.

The girl admitted that she was pretty, with both a beautiful face and a great figure, but that's just human aesthetics.

How come robots now share the same aesthetic preferences as humans?

Why would you like something that's not even from the same species?

Of course, the reverse is also true. The big screen repeatedly revealed that she liked Vision, which made Wanda feel even more that it was all nonsense.

Those aren't human, boss.

Wanda would never believe she could like a non-human.

Good grief, it's not just this one universe, but all the other universes are the same, it's never going to end, is it?

"Eric? How did Eric get involved in this?"

Unlike others, Charles was most concerned about his old friend with whom he had a love-hate relationship.

Judging from the big screen, Eric only started fighting the Ultimate Team because Wanda was killed.

This shows that the relationship between Eric and Wanda was not only close, but also quite unusual.

Eric was clearly seeking revenge for Wanda.

But didn't the big screen say that Nick Fury didn't want the Ultron robot?

So, shouldn't Erik seek revenge by going after Ultron, or by going after Ant-Man, Ultron's inventor?

Neither of these two has anything to do with the Ultimate Team.

Why did Eric have to go against the Ultimate Team?

The answer is quite obvious: in this ultimate universe, it seems that Eric is also a villain!

That's why the Ultimate Team had to step in to stop Eric from wreaking havoc in his anger over Wanda's death.

Because the Ultimate Team is the Avengers, the same kind of team as the X-Men.

Don't the X-Men often fight with Erik?

But is Eric from the Ultimate Team really that exaggerated?

It actually reversed the magnetic axis of the Earth's magnetic poles.

Good guy!

Charles was genuinely astonished.

Even if Charles already knew that Eric of his universe could control the global magnetic field and draw all the metal elements on Earth to the surface.

But no one could have imagined that Eric could be even more awesome!

It directly reversed the Earth's magnetic axis, which is simply outrageous.

"What exactly was Eric's relationship with Wanda? Why did he almost kill everyone on Earth after Wanda died?"

Number Five from the Umbrella Academy world couldn't help but ask this question.

When asked about this question, members of the multiverse group all said they didn't know.

After all, the big screen didn't reveal any plot details, so even analysis wouldn't be possible.

Only Quicksilver from the X-Men universe was able to realize something, inexplicably.

Why?

Because his younger sister is named Wanda.

And his own father? That's Magneto!

Although Magneto was completely unaware of his own existence, the blood relation was undeniable; he was Magneto's son.

Wanda is Magneto's daughter.

So is it possible that in the Ultimate Universe, Wanda is also Magneto's daughter?

The more Quicksilver analyzed it, the more likely it seemed, but there was no need to discuss such matters in the public chat.

[Speaking of Magneto in the Ultimate Universe, he's truly formidable; the Ultimate Team is no match for him.]

Iron Man and Thor are nothing compared to him, especially since Magneto wields Thor's hammer even more skillfully than Thor.

[It also controlled Iron Man to kill Wolverine, causing Iron Man to have a mental breakdown and become self-destructive.]

If Nick Fury hadn't returned from another universe in time to persuade Magneto to come to his senses, Earth would truly be doomed.

"Magneto is an expert in manipulating magnetic fields, so Iron Man is no match for him."

The Flash wasn't surprised by this, but he was genuinely surprised that Magneto could also control Thor's hammer.

After all, although Thor's hammer looks like metal, it's a divine artifact.

The materials used in a divine artifact cannot be the same as those on Earth.

The Flash thinks that the material of Thor's hammer shouldn't be considered a metal, right?

Even if Thor's hammer were indeed made of metal, it would still be a divine artifact.

Can metal artifacts be the same as ordinary metal artifacts?

How could Magneto control him?

"Eric actually managed to do something like that?"

Charles and Beast Hank were equally astonished; after all, it was a divine artifact.

Of course, what these people didn't know was that the hammer that Magneto was controlling at this time was not the hammer that everyone imagined.

It's not a technological product.

So, could Magneto lift the real Thor's hammer in this universe?

Nobody knows, because Magneto was already dead when Thor truly became Thor.

"Impossible, absolutely impossible! Magneto couldn't possibly pick up my hammer."

Thor expressed his strong doubts in the public chat.

Admittedly, he had long known that his hammer was not exclusively his own.

Besides himself, there are only a handful of special individuals who can also wield a hammer.

Although Thor himself wasn't entirely sure what that so-called "qualification" was, it couldn't possibly be something that bad people possessed, could it?

Magneto is definitely a bad guy.

Especially in the ultimate universe, they almost wiped out all of humanity.

Such a person could never possibly be qualified, right?

So how could he possibly pick up his own hammer?

"I think there's only one possibility: Magneto didn't get the hammer's approval, but instead forcibly picked it up."

After some thought, Tony came to this only reasonable explanation.

It's like Hela, the goddess of death, forcibly took Thor's hammer.

Magneto was the same; he was more powerful than Thor, so he accomplished this.

And that's not surprising.

This is a terrifying figure capable of reversing the Earth's magnetic poles.

So what if he's stronger than Thor?

"It still takes the commander's intervention. Could he really 'defeat' Magneto?"

Patton had an immense amount of admiration for his superior, Lu Dan; his respect for him was as boundless as a surging river.

Magneto couldn't even handle the Ultimate Team; Iron Man, Thor, and everyone else suffered crushing defeats and returned home empty-handed.

It can even flip the Earth's magnetic axis!

Such a capable person, and his superior managed to get him sorted out with just a few words?

It's simply unbelievable!

My superior's persuasiveness and diplomatic skills are off the charts.

Nick Fury didn't say much in the chat, but a smug, chrysanthemum-like smile crept onto his lips.

It seems that I am also a character in the ultimate universe.

Very good, I'm quite satisfied with the braised eggs.

"Impossible! How could someone kill me? How could Iron Man kill me?"

Wolverine, who hadn't spoken in the public chat, couldn't help but frown.

He was very confident in his self-healing ability, after all, he had survived a nuclear bombing.

Even though it was just the aftermath of a nuclear bomb, it was still quite exaggerated.

Wolverine has seen Iron Man's various suits of armor on the big screen, but those attack methods are nothing compared to what Wolverine has seen.

Wolverine can heal himself in no time.

In another universe, he ended up dead?

Is Iron Man's armor in this ultimate universe too powerful, or is he just too useless?

[That's not all; Magneto has also attempted to exterminate humanity multiple times in other universes, and has fought numerous battles with superhero groups.]

This is nothing at all.

[But no matter how much Magneto harmed humans, or how much he fought the X-Men, he never intended to kill Professor X.]

Good heavens, in the Ultimate Universe, they snapped Professor X's neck without even blinking.

This explanatory text completely silenced Charles and Hank.

Eric killed himself?

How could this be!

Charles was truly provoked.

It's worth noting that Charles and Eric are old rivals; they've clashed many times.

They even regarded each other as the biggest trouble, and had always spared no effort in attacking each other.

But Charles never intended to kill Eric.

Of course, Charles, the old saint, never intended to kill anyone.

But Charles believed the reverse was also true; Eric certainly wouldn't kill him.

However, in this ultimate universe, Eric actually did this.

Charles was truly silenced.

Has Erik in the Ultimate Universe really gone to this extreme?

If someone can be so cruel as to harm an old friend or even a former family member, what else wouldn't they be capable of?

That's true, they almost destroyed all of humanity.

"Charles, this isn't Eric, it's Eric from another universe, it's someone else."

"I believe Eric wouldn't do that."

Hank could only comfort Eric by seeing that Charles was clearly upset.

But in reality, that's not what Hank really thought.

Besides Charles, who else would trust Eric so much?

In Hank's eyes, Eric was an incurable madman.

"I know, Hank. Didn't the big screen say it too? Eric in other universes doesn't intend to harm me."

Charles, however, was convinced of this and even found compelling evidence on the big screen.

Magneto's fate wasn't much better; he was killed instantly by Thor's eye.

Cyclops got his revenge on Professor X, didn't he?

[These two old friends, who had a love-hate relationship in other universes but always lived well, both met their demise in the ultimate universe, which is truly regrettable.]

[It wasn't just those two; Cyclops, Wolverine, Bulbasaur, Wanda, Quicksilver, and many more—too many mutants have died.]

Silence fell once again.

After being silenced in the previous commentary segment, Charles was silenced once again.

After Eric killed himself, he was then killed by Scott.

This was something Charles hadn't expected at all.

Scott is no match for Eric at all.

Of course, it is not scientific to simply compare strengths without understanding the process of the battle, and Charles knew this as well.

But this incident really strained his back.

Eric, such a formidable opponent, actually died in another universe.

Well, Eric was such a troublemaker. He had too many rivals and enemies, so it's not surprising that he got taken down.

But how come Scott is dead too?

Who killed him?

"Wanda, Quicksilver? What's with the two of us?"

Wanda at the Sokovia base was completely stunned.

Does this mean that, based on what's being shown on the big screen, the two of them are actually mutants in the ultimate universe?

If that's the case, it's not hard to explain why Magneto took action because of his own death.

"Indeed, in this universe, Wanda is indeed Magneto's daughter."

Quicksilver in the X-Men universe became increasingly certain of this. (End of Chapter)