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

Chapter 93 Strange: I've actually gone to an alien planet!

The fourth video is from X-Men 3.

On a deserted highway, two cars were driving at a leisurely pace.

Magneto stood there imposingly in the middle of the road, and only when the two cars in front of him were about to get close did he slowly raise his hand.

Using his abilities, he forced the two cars to stop.

Magneto then led his men into one of the armored vehicles.

It looks like they're looking for someone.

"Number 41205, the clone."

The Fireman, carrying a document, quickly arrived outside a cell.

Magneto raised his hand, and the cell door opened.

A fairly handsome man appeared on the big screen.

Then the man swaggered out of there.

Surprisingly, even though the man had walked out, there was still another man inside the cell.

It turns out that what emerged was actually just a split version of this person.

Whoosh whoosh!

One after another, the man's clones emerged, and a total of seven or eight appeared before everyone's eyes.

"He robbed seven banks at the same time."

Mystique explained from the side.

"We need someone like you."

Magneto nodded with great satisfaction.

……

Marvel Universe 199999.

Stark Mansion.

So Thor and Loki, the two brothers, didn't get along to begin with?

This was the first thought that flashed through Tony's mind after seeing the spoiler in front of him.

That glass bridge perched in the vast starry sky is clearly not anywhere on Earth.

It can only be the legendary Asgard.

It can only be the legendary Rainbow Bridge.

So that's right, that battle between brothers undoubtedly broke out in Asgard.

"Is this the legendary Asgard?"

"Is this the realm of the gods in Norse mythology?"

Tony's eyes were fixed on the large screen in front of him, a hint of surprise and excitement in them.

Although Tony had always believed that Asgard existed because of spoilers on the big screen.

But this was the first time I had ever actually seen what Asgard looked like.

It's truly as worthy of Asgard.

Although this is only a small part of the Rainbow Bridge, it already exudes grandeur and ethereal beauty.

It certainly lives up to the high standards of "God's Realm".

"When my armor reaches the level of interstellar travel, it wouldn't be bad to take a trip to Asgard."

Tony shrugged, and the thought flashed through his mind.

This kind of thing would be laughable to most people, and only someone as arrogant as Tony would dare to even think about it.

After a brief moment of wishful thinking, Tony began to seriously analyze the spoiler.

Playboy really didn't expect that the battle between Thor and Loki would happen on Earth, and then the same thing would happen in Asgard.

And judging from the fierce looks on Thor and Loki's faces, this is no joke.

They are truly fighting!

They were all holding back their anger.

It seems there's some kind of grudge, or perhaps the brothers' relationship isn't harmonious.

Although Tony doesn't know the specific reason, it's not surprising that the two brothers would fight like this at home and then clash with each other on Earth.

Besides.

The strength of Loki and Thor was revealed to some extent through this battle.

It is obvious that Loki's strength is inferior to Thor's.

Although Loki can use magic to create many clones, he is still no match for Thor in terms of absolute strength.

Even some seemingly fancy attacks were ineffective, as they were easily countered by Thor's lightning strike.

Of course, this only applies to Thor.

For Tony, this was actually a very important piece of intelligence.

Not only that.

Loki seems to be even more insidious and shameless.

They actually took advantage of Thor's kindness to plot against him.

This is consistent with Loki's identity as the god of trickery and cunning.

Where is Thor?

He looks like a dim-witted, big guy, yet Loki's clumsy performance managed to fool him.

And it's quite clear that Thor still cares a lot about his brother.

Even if they seemed to have beaten him quite badly before, they would immediately rush to his rescue if their younger brother was in danger.

This is a stark contrast to Loki.

To be honest, this video of the brothers' battle wasn't very long, but it was still quite rewarding for Tony.

At least it gave everyone a better understanding of the brothers Thor and Loki.

And this is of great significance.

After all, Thor will be his comrade-in-arms in the future, while Loki will be his enemy.

Whether they are comrades or enemies, the more you understand them, the better.

"Doctor Strange? It was him!"

"Heh, has this guy finally graduated?"

When the video of Doctor Strange battling Thanos played, Tony couldn't help but make this sarcastic remark.

Tony Stark is no stranger to Doctor Strange.

The spoiler about Doctor Strange learning magic from the Ancient One on Mount Everest is something Tony still finds hard to forget.

That was a practical training session that was unprecedented and will likely never be repeated.

However, Strange was clearly lacking in talent at that time.

He was the worst student among all the apprentices, definitely the worst student in the class.

But now that he has reappeared, he has undergone such a dramatic change.

Not only does he exude the aura of a great mage, but he can also unleash such powerful magic.

It can do what Loki does, easily creating a group of clones!

He even looks cooler than Loki!

Of course, what Tony didn't know was that Doctor Strange's clones and Loki's clones were fundamentally different.

Doctor Strange's clones are all physical clones that can be used in combat.

But what about Loki's clones?

It's just a smokescreen!

"Sir, it seems the big screen is right, the Ancient One really was a great teacher."

Jarvis chimed in with a joke, which Tony wholeheartedly agreed with.

Even someone as clumsy as Doctor Strange could be trained to be like this; the Ancient One really had some skills.

But considering the Ancient One's methods, well, Tony isn't surprised.

Those apprentices who followed the Ancient One probably only had two fates: death or graduation.

Since Doctor Strange wasn't killed by the Ancient One, it's not surprising that he became a great sorcerer.

Besides Doctor Strange, Doctor Fate, who appeared later, also left a very deep impression on Tony.

This is the first time Doctor Fate has been spoiled on the big screen, but judging from his methods, he is quite extraordinary.

Tony felt that he was on the same level as Loki and Doctor Strange.

However, Tony felt that the last clone that appeared was significantly inferior to the previous ones.

It's not that the clone didn't display any other combat skills besides creating clones.

It was because of a thoughtless remark made by Mystique.

The clone robbed seven banks simultaneously!

Please.

Would a truly capable person rob a bank?

Moreover, since the clone appeared with Magneto, it means that this person must also be a mutant.

In other words, it does not exist within its own world.

Therefore, Tony subconsciously reduced his attention to the clones to a minimum.

What about Loki and Doctor Strange?

It's highly likely that it's from its own universe.

The only one whose fate remains uncertain is Doctor Fate.

Asgard.

Why?

Why is this happening?

"That's impossible!"

Chris Hemsworth pointed at the spoilers on the big screen and shook his head repeatedly.

He thought this spoiler was utterly absurd.

How did I end up fighting Loki?

My relationship with Loki has always been very good.

Okay, Loki does have a penchant for playing pranks and has teased Thor quite a bit.

But those were just some playful banter between brothers.

He and Loki had never truly fallen out, let alone fought like that.

Thor is certain that even if Loki did something wrong that angered him, he would never lay a hand on Loki.

That's my own brother!

As the prince of Asgard, the famous Thor, how could Thor possibly bully his own brother?

So needless to say, this spoiler must have come from another source.

Rather than its own dimension.

"Thor, do you see the weapon in Loki's hand?"

Heimdall, however, keenly noticed this and solemnly reminded Thor.

Thor's focus was entirely on the brothers' battle, so he hadn't really noticed this.

Heimdall specifically pointed this out at this moment, which surprised Thor.

The Eternal Spear?

There's no mistake, what Loki is holding is none other than his father's Spear of Eternity!

But how did Loki end up with his father's artifact?

This is completely unreasonable!

My father's Eternal Spear is never given to anyone else, not even his two sons.

Not right.

Something's not right here.

Thor, whose mind was entirely focused on muscles, felt his brain instantly go haywire and he was completely confused about the situation.

Meanwhile, Heimdall, who was standing next to him, sensed something unusual.

"And what about me? You two brothers are fighting here."

Heimdall once again pointed out a key inconsistency.

Thor was stunned once again.

Yes.

What about Heimdall?

Heimdall was the guardian of the Rainbow Bridge, dedicating his life to guarding this vital location.

As a result, Heimdall completely disappeared from the big screen.

And let Loki and himself fight until their brains were splattered in the place he was guarding!

So what exactly is going on with this spoiler?

Something just doesn't feel right.

Inside Strange's mansion.

Strange, who had just chosen a luxury watch, was stunned again.

No other reason than that spoilers related to himself appeared on the big screen once again.

And these spoilers are even more absurd than the previous ones.

Previously, he only mentioned that he was learning magic from the Ancient One, but this time, he's become a super powerful sorcerer.

Not only can it fly, it can also create a group of clones.

That was so cool, so awesome!

Strange said it was good when he saw it.

But why did I end up fighting that purple-skinned alien?

Is it because that guy invaded Earth?

No, that's not right either!

Judging from the spoilers on the big screen, the location of the battle between myself and the enemy is clearly on an alien planet, right?

Strange, realizing this, almost couldn't help but chuckle out loud.

So this big screen is trying to tell him that one day in the future he will go to another planet and have a war with aliens?

It's utterly absurd and ridiculous!

It could even be called funny.

Putting aside Strange, it's impossible that he would go and learn magic from that old woman.

Even if we take a step back and assume that he did learn magic and become a magician for various reasons, he was not the one who ultimately succeeded.

That would be impossible for them to wander off to outer space, right?

Is Earth already too crowded to explore?

He's just a doctor!

……

DC Extended Universe.

The Arctic, "Lonely Fortress".

Clark watched Thor and Loki's battle and Doctor Strange and Thanos' battle intently, but he felt much more relaxed.

After considering all the spoilers and analyses, it's pretty much certain that these people are very likely from other universes.

It has nothing to do with its own universe.

So while Clark was amazed by the wonder and dazzling magic of Doctor Strange, his amazement was mostly just that—amazement.

I wasn't too worried.

Clark was actually more interested in the battle between Doctor Fate and Black Adam.

Black Adam had previously appeared in spoilers for "Electric Master".

Judging from the abilities this person has demonstrated, he can fly, has a body of steel, and can control lightning.

In every aspect, no matter how you look at it, he is no less than Clark.

Clark had also questioned Joe El carefully, but Joe El couldn't figure out the origin of Black Adam either.

Of all the interstellar races stored in the other party's database, not a single one matched.

Furthermore, there were so few spoilers about Black Adam that it was impossible for Jor-El and Clark to figure out his origins.

Therefore, the two could not ignore Black Adam.

If Black Adam truly belongs to his own universe, then Clark absolutely must give him sufficient attention.

There's no other reason than that this person is far too dangerous.

And what else?

"Dr. Fate!"

"Who is this person?"

Clark also memorized the name.

Although, judging from the battle between Doctor Fate and Black Adam, Doctor Fate was clearly no match for Black Adam.

But Doctor Fate's abilities should not be underestimated.

The opponent can also fly and unleash energy attacks at will.

It can also create a large number of clones, just like other people.

It's already quite astonishing.

I just don't know how Doctor Fate managed to do all this.

Could it be that Doctor Fate, like Doctor Strange, is a sorcerer?

We're just magicians, why are we called Doctors?

If you didn't know better, you'd think these two were scientists.

(End of this chapter)