The car arced through the air with tremendous force, yet the military believed this scene damaged Soldier Boy's image as a "righteous hero," so it was removed outright.
Meanwhile, footage of the Lizard Monster lifting a car to strike back was carefully edited before being released.
In the edited footage, the Lizard Monster was portrayed as a cruel, violent creature wreaking destruction at will. The shot of it lifting the car was deliberately emphasized, ensuring people saw only its terror and evil while overlooking the complex background of the battle and some of Soldier Boy's more extreme methods.
In order to gain traffic and attention, major television news outlets had no choice but to cooperate with America's military propaganda.
After all, this was popularity delivered right to their doorsteps. No one wanted to miss such a great opportunity to draw in The Audience.
They all reposted the military's live footage, attaching all kinds of exaggerated and sensational headlines as they molded Soldier Boy into a superhero who saved the world.
Amid the tidal wave of public opinion, the public was misled by these carefully edited and altered images.
Sitting before their televisions and watching Soldier Boy fight bravely, they cheered and applauded him, seeing him as America's new pride and hope.
Yet they had no idea that behind those deleted and altered scenes lay the true brutality of the battle and the complexity of human nature.
Nick Fury was sitting in his office at S.H.I.E.L.D. when a scene suddenly captured his full attention—on the screen, a massive, grotesque Lizard Monster was rampaging through city streets. Its sharp claws effortlessly Tore Apart the surrounding buildings, while the breath from its gaping maw carried a nauseating stench of blood.
Opposite it, a figure clad in strange combat armor was engaged in a