The Current State of the Arc Reactor

No matter how powerful a Kryptonian's abilities were, they could not foresee the future or discern the conspiracies lurking beneath the surface.

In Henry's memories of movies from his past life, Doctor Octopus had failed because of flaws in his mathematical calculations, causing the Artificial Sun to spiral out of control and trigger a series of disasters.

Now, this world was crowded with geniuses, and it also had a platform like the Scientific Forum.

Leaving aside those who were cautious and protective of their own knowledge and intellect, people such as Hank Pym, Victor von Doom, and Reed Richards. There were also good-natured people like Bruce Banner, always helping others fill in the gaps.

The public portion of Otto Octavius's Artificial Sun Project no longer had any issues in the eyes of a Kryptonian with a Super Brain. Ignition was merely the final verification. Success was inevitable.

Nor should anyone question how the contents of such a project could be made public. In the movie, Peter Parker had questioned Doctor Otto's calculations.

If Peter Parker had never seen anything, what gave him the right to say that? He could not possibly have relied on Spider-Man's abilities to steal Otto's research data, find the mistake, and then confront him in person with his real face exposed.

For research of this nature, which was closer to a scientific experiment, most of the content would be public and subject to academic scrutiny. If Doctor Otto could not even convince other scientists, Oscorp, which funded him, naturally would not support his reckless actions.

Naturally, some portions remained confidential. The design and technology behind Doctor Otto's Artificial Sun generation device, for example, had commercial potential and were confidential patent content shared with Oscorp.

Henry wanted to get involved not because he wished to share Otto