And under the promotion of certain film and television companies, this idea was actually made into a Superhero Movie in the thirteenth year after the new probe was launched.
The rough plot was that a Deep Blue Star person was taken by aliens for experimentation. Due to unknown factors, the experiment went wrong, exposing the Deep Blue Star person to massive amounts of Gamma Rays. Their cells mutated, granting them superpowers.
This Gamma Ray exposure had been entirely accidental, and even the aliens had no way to replicate it. In the end, the Deep Blue Star person destroyed the aliens' laboratory, activated their Space Teleportation Gate, and returned to Deep Blue Star.
After returning to Deep Blue Star, the person gradually discovered their superpowers. Whenever they became angry, they transformed into a blue-skinned giant. In that form, they were impervious to blades and bullets, and even missiles could do nothing to them. Moreover, the angrier they became, the stronger they grew.
After obtaining this power, the Deep Blue Star person began fighting for justice, battling all kinds of criminal forces in major cities and fully embodying individual heroism.
The Deep Blue Star People called this film Blue Giant.
As soon as the movie was released, it received widespread praise from the Deep Blue Star People. Over the following years, the production team went on to make Blue Giant 2 and Blue Giant 3.
Seeing the huge success of this type of film, other film companies on Deep Blue Star were unwilling to be left behind. After digging up some information about aliens, they also released their own science-fiction films. Their plots were largely similar: the protagonist was taken away by aliens, received the boost of alien technology, and gained immense power.
Of course, these were merely minor episodes in Deep