American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

"I even suspect that this question might be different from our previous ones. All our previous questions were multiple choice, but I think this one might be a multiple-choice question!"

Of course, the multiple-choice questions and such might be Tony Stark exaggerating.

But Captain America and Thor are the two strongest "candidates" for this question, and there is no disagreement on that point.

"Captain, you don't happen to have some hidden talents that you haven't revealed yet, like, you're actually a scientist?"

After a moment of contemplation, Black Widow couldn't help but look at Captain America and ask for confirmation.

The others present were also staring intently at Captain America, ready to answer the question once he gave a positive answer.

Thor is the obvious choice.

To everyone's disappointment, Captain America shook his head and said, "No, Romanov, I'm just a soldier. I know nothing about science."

Okay, people still can't see any possibility of Captain America.

Then, we can only pin our hopes on Thor.

"Is it possible that Vision wasn't just a purely scientific creation, but also used some kind of magical means?"

“We’ve already confirmed that magic exists in this world, and Thor is a true god, so he should also know magic, right?”

Hawkeye Barton has raised another possibility.

“No, Barton, only the weak use those fancy things!” Thor shook his head and denied it outright. “My mother wanted to teach me magic when I was a child, but I refused.”

"So you don't know magic?" Barton asked again to confirm.

“I don’t know that kind of thing,” Thor said with absolute certainty.

"Is it possible that Thor learned magic in the future and thus became involved in the creation of illusion magic?"

Dr. Banner racked his brains and finally managed to piece together a possibility.

"Although I think that for someone of Thor's intelligence, learning something as profound as magic is a huge challenge! Even greater than the challenge of the Captain becoming a scientist through study in the next few years, but..."

But then the important part comes: everyone's attention turns to Tony Stark.

"Does everyone remember Vision's appearance in Civil War? He just fell from the sky and hovered in the air. At the time, I was actually thinking, how did he do that!"

Under the watchful eyes of everyone, Tony Stark analyzed the situation with a serious expression, "Clearly, he doesn't have propellers, nor does he have jet propulsion like my Mark armor..."

“Magic! Stark, are you talking about Vision’s flight? It might have used magic!” Black Widow’s eyes lit up, and she couldn’t help but say emphatically.

In terms of technology, there are only a few ways to achieve flight, but Vision's flight is clearly not one of them.

The most logical explanation is that Vision's flight is not achieved through scientific means, but through magical means.

"So, Thor might actually have been involved in the creation of Vision? The part about magic?" Hawkeye Barton came to his final conclusion.

Everyone looked at each other, and although they felt it was still a bit far-fetched, the possibility was not entirely out of the question.

Thor is, after all, a god from Asgard who possesses divine power. His mother, brother, and father all possess extremely powerful magic.

Although Thor doesn't know magic now, who can guarantee that he won't in the future?

After all, from any perspective, this is more plausible than a World War II veteran becoming a scientist and participating in the creation of the world's most advanced robot.

Chapter 149 The Infinity Stones Surface

"It seems we've already come to a conclusion about which answer to this question."

Dr. Banner glanced at everyone present, then turned his gaze to Hawkeye Barton. "Barton, it seems like only the two of us are left in this round. Should you answer or should I?"

“Dr. Banner, please don’t be so polite.” Hawkeye Barton gestured for Dr. Banner to proceed.

"No, I don't really need the combat suit. Agent Barton, you should take care of it," Dr. Banner said to Hawkeye Barton with a serious expression.

With Hulk's monstrous destructive power and combat strength, why would he need a combat suit?

Moreover, no matter what kind of combat suit he wears, it will be torn to shreds when he transforms, which would be a complete waste.

Since Dr. Banner had said so, Hawkeye Barton didn't stand on ceremony with him.

He nodded and said his answer to the big screen: "I choose C, Captain America Steve Rogers!"

Both Dr. Banner and Ultron were considered potential candidates for creating Ultron, and were therefore ruled out from the start.

The choice between Captain America and Thor was also made because of the suspected magical elements surrounding Ultron.

[Correct answer!]

[Congratulations to the quiz winner, Barton Clint, for winning one Saiyan battle suit of any version!]

[The reward has been issued, please check your account!]

The system notification sounded immediately, and a blue and white jumpsuit appeared in Hawkeye Barton's hand.

Without a doubt, it is a Saiyan battle suit.

At the same time, Patton also had some additional related information in his mind.

“Dr. Banner, this question should actually be answered by you.” Hawkeye Barton immediately shrugged and said to Dr. Banner.

"Why, Patton? Why do you say that?" Dr. Banner couldn't help but ask curiously.

"This combat suit can automatically adjust its size to fit the body," Hawkeye Barton explained to Dr. Banner.

“Barton, this is no use. The Hulk is far too big.” Dr. Banner shook his head.

"No matter how big Hulk is, he can't be bigger than a gorilla that's several stories tall, right?" Hawkeye Barton laughed.

"A gorilla several stories tall, Barton, what are you talking about?" Black Widow asked, somewhat puzzled.

"This combat suit is worn by an alien race called Saiyans. These alien races can transform, and can turn into giant gorillas several stories tall," Hawkeye Barton said to Black Widow.

"Transform into a giant gorilla several stories tall? What kind of strange race is this!" Tony Stark exclaimed in astonishment.

The others at the scene were also amazed.

“I have been fighting in the universe for many years and I have never heard of such a strange race.” Even Thor couldn’t help but show interest.

“Dr. Banner, it sounds like you’ve met your match,” Black Widow said with a teasing smile, glancing at Dr. Banner.

How big is the Hulk?

That's a giant gorilla several stories high, it's nothing compared to that!

"Barton, this is all information the quiz system revealed to you, right? Those alien races you mentioned shouldn't be from our world, right?"

Captain America stared intently at Hawkeye Barton and asked for confirmation.

"Yes, Captain, the Saiyans are not from our timeline, but from another timeline." Hawkeye Barton nodded emphatically, which finally made Captain America breathe a long sigh of relief.

There are already far too many monsters in this world, and Captain America certainly doesn't want another super monster that can transform into a giant gorilla.

"So you mean that even if a Saiyan transforms into a giant gorilla, this suit still won't tear?"

Dr. Banner finally had a chance to ask in surprise.

“That’s right, Dr. Banner, which is why I said you should answer this question.” Hawkeye Barton nodded.

"This suit is incredibly stretchy? Did they use some kind of technology?" Tony Stark immediately became interested. "Barton, can I take a look?"

“Of course, you can take a good look.” Hawkeye Barton handed the combat suit to Tony Stark.

Tony Stark then started playing with the combat suit, even tearing it apart to experiment, but he couldn't figure out anything yet.

"In addition, this combat suit also has the function of bulletproofing and resisting some energy attacks. Simply put, it can be used as a bulletproof vest."

While Tony Stark was playing with it, Hawkeye Barton explained to everyone.

For everyone except Dr. Banner, the combat suit's defensive capabilities were far more practical than its superior stretchability.

[The question has been answered. The answer explanation will now be played.]

As soon as the system gave this notification, the corresponding image began to appear on the large screen.

The first thing that catches everyone's eye is a "petition dish" that looks very advanced and has a high-tech feel.

That petri dish was actually the regeneration cradle that printed Vision's body, but no one recognized it yet.

The hatch of the regeneration cradle is slowly opening, and a semi-finished human body appears before everyone's eyes.

Some corresponding instruments are constantly moving back and forth around the human body, and the semi-finished human body is gradually becoming more complete in the process.

"This is... a hallucination!"

Everyone watching on the screen immediately recognized who the unfinished human body lying in the regeneration cradle was. Although the human features were not yet fully complete, the general outline was already recognizable.

"This is... 3D printing!"

Tony Stark's pupils contracted slightly as he stared intently at the Regeneration Cradle on the screen.

Everyone was focused on whether the figure was Vision, but Tony Stark was immediately drawn to the Cradle of Regeneration.

"Is it possible to perfectly print a human body using 3D printing technology? Is this technology really going to be a reality in the future?"

Even Tony Stark was secretly surprised.

"So beautiful!"

A woman's voice rang out.

But then a woman in a white lab coat, clearly a scientist, was staring at an instrument and saying, "Vibranium atoms not only coexist harmoniously with cells and tissues, but can also combine with them!"

Vibranium!

Everyone present was extremely surprised.

People may not have known much about it before, but after answering the questions, everyone knows what vibranium is.

That's the hardest metal known in the universe!

Captain America's shield is made of vibranium.

No one could have imagined that this metal would one day be used to make robots.

It's not even a robot in the ordinary sense, but a cyborg that perfectly integrates vibranium atoms and cellular tissue!

“Stark, you are right. Vision possesses all the cells and tissues of a human being; he can no longer be called a robot.”

Dr. Banner couldn't help but exclaim in surprise, "Of course, he's definitely not human either; he's the true android!"