Could MODOK be considered a hero?
Definitely not!
For decades, this guy had followed Kang the Conqueror and committed who knew how many massacres across the Quantum Realm. How many natives had died at his hands? Why should a single word from Casey erase all his sins and turn him into the hero she spoke of?
Even the Buddhist saying about laying down the butcher's knife and becoming a Buddha on the spot was not as outrageous as this.
Anyway, in the eyes of the natives, MODOK's death had been entirely deserved. He had it coming.
It was like how America had once slaughtered the native people of the continent, the Native Americans. After nearly driving them to extinction, a new enemy appeared, and America went off to fight that other enemy. Did that make them heroes?
What a joke. How could MODOK, a man with blood all over his hands, become a hero just because he ultimately betrayed the big bad?
Why should he?
From Chen Mu's perspective as an observer, the whole thing was rather absurd. Sin would not disappear just because of a final repentance. Deeply sinful was deeply sinful forever. Someone like MODOK, whose hands were soaked in blood, would never deserve to be called a hero.
If even someone like that could be called a hero, then the "heroism" of the Marvel World was truly finished.
"This family really is bizarre. That big-headed guy was obviously a bad guy too, yet that little girl turned him around with just a few words. It's really speechless."
Naturally, Xu Jia was standing beside Chen Mu. She did not know much about Ant-Man Scott's family, but ever since arriving in the Quantum Realm, she had observed them a little.
In this short span of time, she had certainly