American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

No matter how you look at it, this level of battle is not something that Captain Carter or T'Challa could get involved in, right?

"We don't know exactly what the observer's selection criteria are, but it's clear that ability is not his only criterion for selecting people."

Tony Stark addressed everyone with a serious expression.

“That’s right. Judging from the strength that Infinite Ultron has shown, I think that the people chosen by the Watchers are no match for Infinite Ultron at all.”

Strange also shared his opinion, "Of course, I'm just making a simple and crude comparison based on strength."

"Therefore, I think the observer should have a complete plan, and each person with different strengths should be able to exert their unique strengths within the plan."

“That should be it,” Scott Lang nodded.

"There's something I'm quite curious about: the Watchers clearly treat Doctor Strange differently than they treat others," Thor's voice rang out again, recalling something interesting as he spoke to everyone.

This is a topic that everyone has a lot to talk about, because everyone has noticed it.

“That’s right, I have a feeling that Doctor Strange and the Watcher… know each other?” Peter Parker quickly added.

“That’s absolutely right!” Scott Lang agreed. “Judging from the tone of Doctor Strange and the Watcher’s voices and the content of their conversation, they definitely know each other!”

Everyone couldn't help but marvel. It could only be said that Doctor Strange was indeed a big shot, as he even recognized the Watcher, a being that transcended the constraints of the universe.

Doesn't this mean that Doctor Strange in the future will also reach a level beyond the universe?

After all, the Observer himself said that he had sworn not to interfere in matters of the multiverse, but only to observe.

In order to fight against Infinite Ultron, he had already violated his oath by calling upon people in the multiverse. Under such circumstances, how could he know the Watcher if he was not at the same level?

Although the specific process is not very clear to everyone, one thing is certain: Doctor Strange must have actively become aware of the Watcher's presence.

Being able to do that is already quite remarkable.

The boss is awesome!

Everyone couldn't help but cast admiring glances at Strange on the hospital bed.

[Question: On Titan, the heroes attempted to seize Thanos's gauntlet. Just as they were about to succeed, one person lost control of their emotions, sabotaging the operation and causing it to fail. Who is this person?]

A. Iron Man, Tony Stark

[B. Doctor Strange, Stephen Strange]

【C. Star-Lord Peter Quill】

【D. Drax the Destroyer】

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive a small cricket as a reward;]

Those who answer incorrectly will have one attribute of their own deducted randomly, including but not limited to knowledge, experience, skills, possessions, etc.

After everyone discussed for a while, the system notification suddenly sounded.

And so, the latest question appeared.

Chapter 311 Thanos almost got killed prematurely

As you already know from previous answers.

On Titan, the Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy, including Tony Stark and Doctor Strange, fought a great battle against Thanos.

They even learned a lot of details about the battle.

Everyone knows that the superheroes were badly beaten by Thanos on Titan, but little did they know that they also had their shining moments in this great battle.

They almost managed to snatch Thanos's gauntlet.

In that battle, Thanos had collected four Infinity Stones. If he had taken the gauntlet, his power would have been greatly weakened!

If we really succeed, maybe we'll win that battle!

Thanos could be defeated much earlier!

Unfortunately, it all fell short in the end.

"We almost won on Titan? I never expected something like this to happen."

Thor's unexpected voice rang out first, and he couldn't help but show a look of great regret, slapping his thigh repeatedly, "What a pity, what a real pity!"

"The question says the mission failed because someone lost control of their emotions. In that battle, someone dragged us down," Iron Man said, pursing his lips.

"I wonder who the person who's dragging us down is," Scott Lang said, pursing his lips. "But luckily, it can't be me."

The quiz has been going on for so long, everyone already knows the roster from the last battle on Titan, and Ant-Man wasn't even included.

However, all four people in the options are included.

“Let’s analyze the question. Soon, we’ll know who that person is,” Strange said to everyone from his hospital bed.

He was quite confident that it wouldn't be him.

"We have a lot of details about the battle on Titan, but they don't seem to help much with this question because we don't know how everyone fought for Thanos's gauntlet."

Captain America stared at the big screen and spoke after a moment's thought.

Without knowing any clues about the glove-grabbing incident, this problem cannot be analyzed, or even solved.

“We don’t even know if all the people in the options were involved in the glove-stealing operation,” Thor shrugged in agreement.

A slight silence fell over the room.

Captain America and Thor are absolutely right. The logic behind analyzing this problem can be divided into two steps.

The first step is to filter out who participated in the "glove battle" from the options.

Because the question doesn't provide any details, the options suggest that everyone was involved in the battle.

Without knowing any details of the "Gloves War," each of the options could either participate in the war or not.

So the first step is this initial screening.

After the first step was completed, the next step was to use a certain criterion to determine the final answer from the list of those who participated in the "glove battle".

This is the logical analytical process.

Unfortunately, after discussing it, everyone present couldn't come up with a solution.

"How about this?"

After some deliberation, Tony Stark offered a suggestion: "It's impossible for us to figure out who was involved in the fight for the glove. There's not a single detail that can support such an analysis."

"In that case, we can only assume that everyone among the options participated in the struggle for the gloves."

"However, this assumption is not a pure assumption; it is actually a reasonable speculation."

"After all, on Titan, we only have one enemy, and that is Thanos."

"And when someone starts trying to steal Thanos's gauntlet, others will likely join in."

"Everyone knows the strategic importance of seizing the gloves in this battle."

“That makes sense.” Captain America immediately nodded in agreement. “With Thanos’s power, it’s not something one person can do alone; it would require the cooperation of multiple people.”

“We’ve seen the footage before. After Star-Lord and Stark met on Titan, they first devised a battle plan.”

"So, could stealing Thanos's gauntlet be part of the battle plan?"

"Given Thanos's power, this plan must involve multiple people."

"Of course, the situation Stark described is also possible. The initial plan did not include stealing the glove."

"The decision to snatch the gloves was made on the spur of the moment during the battle, but even so, most others would have spontaneously offered their help if they saw the situation."

In short, regardless of whether the glove-stealing was a pre-planned scheme before the battle, most people on Titan would likely participate.

After all, the only enemy is Thanos!

When a group of people are fighting Thanos alone, and given that everyone knows the importance of the Infinity Gauntlet, either no one is fighting over the gauntlet, or no one has ever mentioned it.

However, if someone tries to grab the gloves, there's a high chance that everyone will rush in.

The key point is that the only enemy is Thanos.

This is an important premise.

"wrong!"

Peter Parker, who hadn't gotten a word in edgewise, suddenly spoke up.

He realized a crucial point: "Mr. Stark, Captain, are we sure we can confirm this, assuming Thanos is the only enemy?"

"There are many images showing us the battle that took place on Titan, and in all of them, the enemy seems to be only Thanos."

Thor thought about it carefully for a moment, then said to everyone, "However... we don't know how Thanos got to Titan. We only know about the second half of the war, but not the first half."

This leads to two different scenarios.

The first scenario is that Thanos went to Titan alone. In this case, it goes without saying that everyone only faced one opponent from beginning to end.

Another possibility is that Thanos did bring his own men, but all the henchmen were killed by them.

That's why it eventually turned into a brawl.

Because the first half of that battle was never shown, no one knows for sure which of the two scenarios is correct.

However, the second scenario is more complicated.

Whether the theft of the gauntlet occurred before or after everyone eliminated Thanos's entire army is impossible to know.

Whether it's before or after will lead to two completely different results.

The people present discussed it briefly, but still couldn't find a solution.

Whether Thanos brought anyone with him to Titan is impossible to determine.

"When Thanos first appeared in the Battle of Wakanda, Dr. Banner introduced Thanos's identity to everyone, which proves that Thanos was not initially present in Wakanda."

"He most likely used the Space Stone to travel directly from Titan to Wakanda."

This is easy to determine, since when Thanos snapped his fingers in Wakanda, Tony Stark and the others were still on Titan!

"So, is it possible that the battle on Titan was also like this? Thanos used the Space Stone to travel directly from another planet?"

Strange pondered for a moment before speaking to everyone.