American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

[Correct answer!]

The system immediately issued a notification, and the answer was exactly as expected: C.

[Congratulations to Steve Rogers for winning a 3D Maneuver Gear set!]

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

Swish!

As soon as the system notification ended, everyone saw a very familiar device appear in front of Captain America.

It was indeed the same 3D Maneuver Gear used by Levi Ackerman.

“I’m sure Nick Fury will really like this thing,” Captain America said with a grin as he glanced at the device on the ground.

“That’s right, I bet he will,” Thor echoed with a smile.

Things like this, with extremely low cost but enormous value, are something that anyone familiar with Nick Fury knows the old man couldn't possibly miss.

Chapter 398 The True Cause of the Multiverse Crisis

Captain America then promptly put away the 3D Maneuver Gear, and after the quiz was over, he handed it over to Nick Fury, which was perfectly understandable.

[Answer complete. Answer explanation to begin!]

After exchanging a few casual words, the system notification suddenly sounded.

A corresponding video clip was then played.

What first appeared before them was a pitch-black night, but in a wild forest, three people were standing facing each other.

It was none other than Sandman, Electro, and Spider-Man Peter Parker.

"I know this sounds ridiculous, but this isn't the world you live in!"

Peter Parker explained to Sandman and Electroman.

"Another universe?"

"What the heck? I just had this weird feeling about me!"

Although the Sandman and the Lightningman were initially confused, they eventually came to accept this after some time.

However, Peter Parker then shot a spider web at each of them.

The two were suddenly teleported to a place that resembled a prison.

After the two were teleported there, they discovered that Doctor Octopus and the Lizardman had already been imprisoned inside.

"What I just used was Kamar-Taj magic, right?"

Peter Parker couldn't help but shout excitedly to everyone.

Kamar-Taj's magic is highly recognizable; everyone can identify it at a glance.

Doctor Strange's magic, in particular, is the kind that's "gilded" and has a strong personal style.

Clearly, Doctor Strange and Peter Parker initially worked together to capture visitors from a parallel universe.

However, for some reason, the two later became enemies.

on the screen.

After imprisoning Sandman and Electro in the "dungeon," Peter Parker found the Green Goblin, or rather, Norman Osborn.

And Norman Osborn was also brought back outside those dungeons.

"Ladies and gentlemen, this is Mr. Osborne!"

Peter Parker gave Ned and MJ, who were guarding the dungeon, a brief introduction to Norman Osborn.

“No, it’s Doctor!” Norman Osborn corrected Peter Parker on how he addressed himself.

MJ and Ned stood up and greeted Norman Osborn. After a brief introduction, they were acquainted.

"Octavis?"

Norman Osborn quickly spotted Doctor Octopus in the dungeon and couldn't help but call out to him in bewilderment.

"Osborne?"

Upon hearing this, Doctor Octopus looked around and saw Norman Osborn, his face also showing a look of bewilderment.

Because in his mind, Norman Osborne was already dead!

"what happened to you?"

What's wrong with you now?

"You are a walking corpse!"

"What do you mean?"

"You're dead, Norman. You died many years ago!"

"You must be crazy!"

"What are you talking about!" Peter Parker couldn't help but step forward and ask Doctor Octopus, "He's clearly standing right there!"

"They're dead! They're both dead!"

Sandman suddenly spoke up, "They all died in their fight with Spider-Man!"

"Both Doctor Octopus and Green Goblin died at Spider-Man's hands?" Peter Parker couldn't help but exclaim in surprise in front of the screen.

The others present were also somewhat surprised and taken aback.

This was something they never expected.

So, as the scene unfolds, another obvious and logical question naturally arises: if Doctor Octopus and his companion were killed by Spider-Man, what about the others?

Have Electro and Sandman also been killed by Spider-Man?

In fact, in previous videos, people have had this question: after Doctor Strange opened the door to the multiverse, why were these people the ones who traveled through, and not others?

Are there any commonalities among them?

They were all killed by Spider-Man. Is it possible that this is the commonality?

This is a guess that no one knows for sure, but it is very likely.

"This has already been reported in the news!"

on the screen.

The Sandman continued, "Green Goblin, he was killed by his own glider. A few years later, Doctor Octopus, you and your machine sank to the bottom of the sea."

"That's utter nonsense!"

Doctor Octopus was instantly enraged. "Spider-Man wanted to stop the fusion reactor, so I stopped him, I grabbed him by the neck, and then I..."

At this point, Doctor Octopus suddenly couldn't continue, and his face showed an even more bewildered expression.

Because Doctor Octopus can no longer remember what happened after that!

Clearly, Sandman is telling the truth; Doctor Octopus must have died immediately after that battle, which is why he has no recollection of what happened.

"...and here we are!"

After some thought, Dr. Octopus spoke again.

This further confirms what the people of Sand said.

"Let me tell you, I beat Spider-Man so badly he screamed, and he'll admit it. Then I overloaded the battery so I got trapped in the electric grid, absorbing electrical energy. I'm almost turning into a pure energy being, and then... Holy crap!"

Electro also shared his battle with Spider-Man.

But like Doctor Octopus, Electro also ran out of things to say in the end.

He died too!

"Max, do you know whether I'm dead or alive?" the lizardman asked from the side.

Well, this person doesn't even know if he's alive or dead, so he's obviously dead too.

As everyone guessed, all of these time-traveling monsters were indeed killed by Spider-Man.

"That's a bit strange."

Tony Stark, arms crossed, asked a very pointed question: "Why would a spell that supposedly makes everyone forget Spider-Man, after going wrong, bring back people Spider-Man has killed?"

Isn't this leap a bit too big?

If this is the side effect of the spell, then in the final battle on the Statue of Liberty, the Green Goblin blew up the cube, opening the gates to the multiverse and allowing countless visitors from parallel universes to cross over.

So, were those people also killed by Spider-Man?

That seems unlikely.

Because, judging from the situation at the time, there were many, many visitors from other parallel universes, so many that even Doctor Strange was powerless to deal with them!

谷迯

Spider-Men are good neighbors, and they won't kill anyone unless absolutely necessary. Everyone believes that not too many people should die at the hands of Spider-Men!

This conclusion slightly contradicts the known information.

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on the screen.

A portal suddenly appeared, and Doctor Strange appeared.

He was still holding that crucial cube in his hand.

"Great, another one caught!"

Doctor Strange saw that Spider-Man had brought back the Green Goblin, and couldn't help but nod with satisfaction, casually waving his hand.

"Wait, Strange, he's not in any danger!"

Peter Parker hurriedly tried to stop Doctor Strange, but it was too late. With Doctor Strange's gesture, a portal suddenly appeared above Norman Ossa.

Normanos himself was also imprisoned in one of the dungeons.