American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Because the amount of energy is what it is, and the total energy of a city is also what it is.

Energy cannot be created out of thin air.

Unless you do something like Luther and hijack the city's energy!

Of course, how everyone will deal with this kind of question is currently unknown to the respondents, but the existence of this kind of question is generally acknowledged by everyone.

"Makes sense!"

Bruce Wayne, another intellectual powerhouse, also agreed.

Considering the energy levels required to revive Kryptonian monsters, there is a high possibility of energy shortages when reviving Superman.

But would the Justice League members steal the entire city's electricity like Lex Luthor did?

"That's hard to say."

Clark Kent thought about it and made this judgment.

While they weren't villains like Luther, they weren't perfect either.

If draining the city's electricity could revive Superman, then everyone thinks that doing so wouldn't be a problem.

After all, it's just a temporary power outage.

It's not like it's anything serious.

“I don’t think discussing this is meaningful at all,” Diana said, offering a different perspective. “Regardless of whether the Justice League drained the city’s power at the time, they still encountered problems afterward… the Mother Box wouldn’t activate!”

"What we are analyzing now is the problem of the mother box failing to start!"

Ah this!

Everyone present was speechless, unable to utter a single word in response to Diana's words.

Because what Diana said makes a lot of sense.

Draining a city's power supply is not an easy task and requires extensive preparation beforehand.

This means that if resurrecting Superman really requires a plan to drain the power supply, then by the time the Justice League arrives at the Kryptonian spaceship, this step must have already been completed!

However, the mother box still failed to start.

The reason why the Mother Box could not be activated, based on the analysis of Luther's actions, is likely due to a lack of energy.

"So, let's skip these useless steps and get straight to this crucial one," Captain America said, picking up where everyone else left off. "Of the four options, who can temporarily solve the energy shortage problem?"

This is a very important issue.

If anyone can solve this problem temporarily, then without a doubt, that person is the answer.

But is the energy problem something that can be solved temporarily?

Moreover, this temporary measure was limited to a specific location on the Kryptonian spaceship, and also to a very short period of time!

After all, everyone is waiting for Superman to be resurrected!

“This is not something that can be done by conventional methods!” Tony Stark immediately said with a serious expression.

He is a genius scientist, extremely proficient in physics, so he is naturally very certain of this.

"There's only one possibility!" Bruce Wayne's eyes gleamed as he made his judgment, "The Flash!"

"When the Flash reaches a certain speed, he generates a large amount of electricity!"

"'The Flash,' I think that name says it all, right?"

“That’s right, I’m afraid only the Flash can generate electricity temporarily.” Diana nodded in agreement.

When a person moves too fast, they generate electrical energy through friction with the air; this is not an overly profound concept.

Aside from Thor, a simple-minded alien, everyone else is very easy to understand.

"So, if we're talking about vacations based on energy deprivation, then the answer is The Flash," Clark Kent concluded.

However, at the same time, he raised another question, "But this assumption is just our assumption, right?"

"We can't actually be sure whether the mother box's inability to start is due to a lack of energy!"

“That’s right, Clark.” Bruce Wayne immediately objected. “It is indeed a hypothesis, but it’s not entirely baseless. It’s based on analogies and analysis of real-life examples.”

"I believe this assumption is of reference value."

“More importantly…” Captain America added leisurely from the side, “this is the only hypothesis we can come up with.”

So, people simply don't have a choice!

Whether you believe it or not, this is the only basis for your judgment.

At least this assumption has a factual reference. If we make other assumptions, then it will be completely pure assumption!

After a brief discussion, everyone present reached the following conclusion: although the answer of "The Flash" is uncertain, it is the most reliable answer so far.

The answer is clear: it's The Flash.

The next question was who would answer it, and the people present began a brief discussion.

People are quite interested in the existence of the "Autobots" mentioned in the title.

After all, in most people's cognitive system, cars and people are two completely different things!

What happens when a car and a person are combined?

No one can imagine it.

Just like the football belt Peter Parker received back then, it all looks so bizarre.

Only Tony Stark, who had received the AllSpark fragment as a reward, began to have a vague suspicion.

But he couldn't be sure, since his fragments created Decepticons, not Autobots.

After some discussion, the spot to answer the question went to Captain America.

After all, Bruce Wayne and Diana had already answered, and Superman and Thor, those two gods, had absolutely no need for such things.

Tony Stark was interested, but only slightly, nothing more.

Captain America has once again become a "garbage collector".

"I choose The Flash!"

After reaching an agreement, Captain America didn't waste any more time and gave his answer directly to the big screen.

[Correct answer!]

The system immediately emitted such a notification sound.

[Congratulations to Steve Rogers for winning a Bumblebee Autobot!]

Swish!

Before he finished speaking, everyone felt a blur before their eyes, and a yellow Chevrolet appeared right next to Captain America.

The Autobot is actually a car?

This was somewhat unexpected for everyone.

But what surprised everyone even more was that the car was in a dilapidated state, like a car that had just been pulled from a junkyard; it was incredibly shabby.

It's simply unbearable to look at.

"Autobots? Bumblebee? That's it?"

Thor couldn't help but complain out loud. Although he knew the system's rewards wouldn't be that simple, visually speaking, they were indeed unbearable to look at.

"So... the Autobot is just a car? A... intelligent vehicle with its own consciousness, capable of acting on its own? Like in Cars?"

Bruce Wayne, quite intrigued, offered his guesses from the side.

Cars is a very famous animated film that many people here have seen. In this movie, all the cars are alive, just like humans.

It is a human in "car mode".

It's quite reasonable for Bruce Wayne to have such a guess.

"Oh, Cars! I know that movie!" Captain America exclaimed excitedly, slapping his thigh.

Finally, he caught up with a contemporary pop culture meme; that's quite an achievement.

“A car with its own consciousness? That sounds pretty good.” Diana was successfully swayed by Bruce Wayne’s words, and she nodded with interest.

“No, I bet the Autobots aren’t as simple as you think. I guess he’ll most likely transform,” Tony Stark said with great certainty.

Transformation?

The people present all thought it was a bit exaggerated.

Given Tony Stark's usual style, everyone thought he was actually joking.

Only Captain America couldn't help but let a meaningful smile creep onto his lips.

"Bumblebee, come say hello to everyone!"

Captain America, with a smug grin, gave the order to the Chevrolet.

Click click click!

Click click click!

With such a commotion, the Chevrolet immediately began to "split up," its various parts rapidly changing and flipping, undergoing an orderly recombination and reassembly.

In just a moment, an extremely cool and dazzling yellow robot appeared in front of everyone.

Hello everyone, it's great to meet you all!

Bumblebee even waved to everyone in a very human-like manner, speaking to them in English.

However, its voice was a bit strange, and it didn't sound like a normal person speaking. But that's normal for an Autobot to speak differently from others, so no one paid much attention to it.

But in fact.

Bumblebee's original voice wasn't like this; it's just that its generator was damaged during the battle.

Bruce Wayne: "..."

Clark Kent: "..."

Diana: "..."