The Crisis in Hell's Kitchen

"...we've redefined the phone."

Namikaze Minato had been Hokage, after all, so he felt no pressure at all about this kind of product launch.

The only part that posed a bit of a challenge was getting familiar with the phone's specs.

But with Namikaze Minato's intelligence, he learned them quite quickly.

Under the reporters' camera flashes, Namikaze Minato, with his golden hair, seemed born for the stage.

His warm, approachable smile and confident, sunny demeanor offered a refreshing change to audiences tired of Tony's arrogance.

Tony, who had only come to lend his support, was pleased to take the initiative and give up the spotlight. He then stepped aside and said to Potts,

"Minato really is quite impressive."

"The female employees at the company used to talk about you the most, but now there's noticeably more talk about Minato."

Potts said it casually, and Tony felt a little jealous.

"But he's still not as handsome as me. He looks too much like a pretty boy. Yeah, he lacks my maturity."

Perhaps Namikaze Minato had been a little too bold when he said they had redefined the phone.

A reporter immediately stood up and asked,

"Mr. Minato, when you say you've redefined the phone, are you saying all the other phones are garbage?"

Reporters in America had always loved stirring up a spectacle.

Although Stark Industries had paid them a lot this time, and Umbrella Corporation hadn't put up much resistance since it was purely a commercial event, some reporters eager to make a name for themselves still wouldn't hold back.

After all, his claim had been too bold!

There were some differences in the phone manufacturers in the Marvel World, but there were still quite a few of them.

Many had grown into major businesses.

Faced with the reporter's bad-faith