Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ape Man and Tiger Man are defeated, with Ape Man's corpse turning to dust due to rapid life force depletion.
• Crocodile Man is defeated by Robet's ki blast.
• Steve hands over the Pig Talisman to Jackie Chan after acknowledging its danger and his own limitations.
• Jackie Chan invites Steve to join Section 13 for supernatural incident handling, and they exchange contact information.

Character Developments

• Robet: Demonstrates immense power and concern for uncovering the secrets behind the Animal Warriors' transformations.
• Diana: Shows no remorse for the Animal Warriors, believing their actions will lead to a backlash.
• Jackie Chan: Proves his adaptability with weapons and earns Steve's respect. He also shows trust in Steve by sharing Section 13's involvement.
• Steve: Admits his age and limitations, decides to enjoy retirement, and expresses interest in joining Section 13 for incident handling.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of reckless disregard for life (as seen with the Animal Warriors).
• The dangers of possessing powerful artifacts like the Talismans.
• The importance of trust and alliances in facing supernatural threats.

Character Interactions

• Robet and Diana: Work together to defeat the remaining Animal Warriors, showing a level of teamwork and understanding.
• Jackie Chan and Steve: Bond over their shared experiences and Jackie Chan's adaptability with weapons. They exchange contact information, hinting at a potential alliance.
• Jackie Chan and Robet: Jackie Chan expresses envy of Robet's powers but trusts him to keep his information confidential.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Robet studies the Pig Talisman, discovering a new way to use qi to strengthen his body.
• Valmont receives news of the Animal Warriors' defeat and plans to infiltrate Section 13 for its power and talismans.
• Nick Fury contacts Peggy Carter, seeking information about the talisman Steve possesses.
• Steve and Nick have a tense conversation, with Steve refusing to reveal the talisman's location.

Character Developments

• Robet continues to advance in his understanding and use of qi magic.
• Valmont's ambition grows as he sees the potential of Section 13's power and talismans.
• Steve, now older and wiser, is more guarded and strategic in his interactions, particularly with Nick Fury.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of power and its consequences (Valmont's ambition, Section 13's strength).
• The tension between trust and deception (Steve's guardedness with Nick Fury).
• The passage of time and aging (Steve's reflection on his age and past experiences).

Character Interactions

• Robet and Jackie Chan/Jade: Robet stays behind to study the Pig Talisman with Diana, while Jackie and Jade leave with it.
• Steve and Nick Fury: Steve is guarded and evasive in his conversation with Nick, refusing to reveal the talisman's location.
• Steve and Peggy Carter: Steve and Peggy share a tender moment, reflecting on their past and present.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nick Fury activates the Dog Talisman, regaining youthful vigor but retaining his aged appearance.
• Nick Fury struggles to determine the whereabouts of the Pig Talisman, suspecting various organizations.
• Robet and Diana engage in a fierce battle, with Diana emerging victorious. Robet is heavily injured and falls asleep.
• Diana carries Robet home after their battle, erasing all traces of their fight.

Character Developments

• Nick Fury: Struggles with the limitations of S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Dog Talisman. His determination to obtain more Talismans grows.
• Robet: Proves his tenacity and growth in strength, but is defeated by Diana. His ki and mental power are exhausted, leading to him falling asleep.
• Diana: Demonstrates her prowess as the strongest female warrior of the Amazon. She shows concern for Robet's well-being and carries him home.

Significant Themes

• The power and limitations of the Talismans.
• The struggle for information and resources among supernatural organizations.
• The growth and determination of Robet as a warrior.
• The camaraderie and mutual respect between Robet and Diana, despite their competitive nature.

Character Interactions

• Nick Fury reflects on his past achievements and current challenges, hinting at his growing determination to obtain more Talismans.
• Robet and Diana engage in a thrilling and intense battle, pushing each other to their limits. Their interaction showcases their mutual respect and desire to improve.
• Diana's concern for Robet's well-being is revealed as she carries him home, indicating a growing bond between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Robet and Diana fight, with Diana carrying Robet back to her home after he's injured.
• Diana discovers Robet's tail while helping him bathe, speculating about his origin.
• Robet wakes up the next day, healed but still weak. He finds Diana bought him clothes.
• Diana reveals she helped Robet bathe and change, leading to a slightly awkward moment.
• Robet's stomach rumbles, and Diana offers to take him to eat.

Character Developments

• Robet: Shows improvement in strength after the fight. His tail is revealed, hinting at his extraterrestrial origin. He demonstrates his appetite and ability to eat a lot.
• Diana: Shows concern for Robet's well-being, even after their fight. She's curious about Robet's tail and speculates about his background. She's comfortable with her actions and isn't embarrassed about helping Robet bathe.

Significant Themes

• Discovery of Secrets: Diana discovers Robet's tail, hinting at his true origin.
• Care and Concern: Despite their fight, Diana takes care of Robet's injuries and offers to feed him.
• Awkwardness and Acceptance: Both Robet and Diana feel awkward about the bathing incident, but they accept it and move on.

Character Interactions

• Robet and Diana: Their interaction is friendly yet awkward, with Robet being open about his needs and Diana being understanding and helpful. They seem to be developing a bond despite their initial conflict.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Diana takes Robet to a restaurant, where he orders almost everything on the menu, causing Diana to realize she underestimated his appetite.
• After eating, they continue their fights, with Robet improving slightly despite not being fully recovered.
• Diana reveals she's the daughter of Zeus and Hippolyta, explaining her divine power.

Character Developments

• Diana: Realizes Robet's appetite is far greater than she thought. Starts to understand and appreciate his fighting spirit and strength.
• Robet: Shows his insatiable appetite and strong fighting spirit. Reveals he's a Saiyan, a warrior race.

Significant Themes

• Appetite and Strength: Robet's immense appetite is tied to his physical strength and energy.
• Fighting Spirit: Both characters share a strong fighting spirit, which brings them closer.
• Origins and Identity: They share their backgrounds, revealing their true selves to each other.

Character Interactions

• Diana and Robet: Their interactions are marked by mutual respect and curiosity. They push each other's limits, both in terms of strength and understanding.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Robet and Diana continue their training and bonding in Paris.
• Robet reveals he's the only Saiyan in the universe.
• Diana invites Robet to Themyscira for her teacher's birthday and the Hunting Festival.
• Clark contacts Robet, pressured by Kara and Martha, demanding his return.
• Robet agrees to head home but plans to take his time, citing unhealed injuries.

Character Developments

• Robet: Shows curiosity about Diana's world and enjoys their training and food routine. He's also more open about his Saiyan origins.
• Diana: Recognizes Robet's purity and combat fondness, similar to hers. She's more at ease interacting with him than with other humans.
• Clark: Struggles with pressure from Kara and Martha about Robet's absence. He's firm but understanding towards Robet's situation.

Significant Themes

• Bonding through Combat: Robet and Diana's shared love for battle brings them closer.
• Differing Perspectives: Diana's curiosity about Saiyans and Robet's initial secrecy highlight their different backgrounds and experiences.
• Responsibility vs. Freedom: Clark feels the weight of responsibility towards Robet and Kara, while Robet enjoys his freedom and new experiences with Diana.

Character Interactions

• Robet and Diana: Their interactions are characterized by mutual respect, curiosity, and shared enjoyment of combat and food.
• Clark and Robet: Clark expresses his frustration with Robet's prolonged absence but understands his need for recovery and personal time.
• Diana and Clark (indirectly): Diana's invitation to Robet for the festival in Themyscira contrasts with Clark's urgency for Robet's return, highlighting their differing priorities.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Robet sets out to explore the desert, seeking inspiration and understanding of ki.
• Tony Stark, a wealthy playboy and weapons dealer, is held captive by an extremist organization in the desert.
• Tony builds an Arc Reactor to save his life and plans to create a suit of armor to escape.
• Robet encounters a woman being threatened by armed men and intervenes, killing them all.
• Robet decides to eliminate the extremist organization's base, despite Clark's hesitation.

Character Developments

• Robet's strength and senses (vision, hearing) continue to improve, hinting at new abilities.
• Robet's moral compass is influenced by Clark, showing a willingness to help the innocent but also a ruthlessness towards enemies.
• Tony Stark's resourcefulness and determination to survive are highlighted.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of one's actions and the cycle of violence.
• The struggle for survival and resources in harsh environments.
• The moral ambiguity of intervention and the potential impact on local dynamics.

Character Interactions

• Robet and Clark: Robet seeks Clark's approval for his actions, showing a level of respect and consideration for his mentor's views.
• Robet and the woman: Robet saves the woman but does not engage further, showing a lack of understanding or interest in her plight.
• Tony Stark and the extremist organization: Tony's captors underestimate him, leading to a tense standoff.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Robet continues his mission, killing extremists and freeing oppressed people in desert settlements.
• The Extremist Organization notices the loss of contact with their men and prepares to confront the unknown threat.
• Tony Stark and Yinsen complete the Iron Man armor, and the extremists attempt to break into their hideout.
• Robet arrives at the Extremist Organization's base and faces off against their armed forces.

Character Developments

• Robet demonstrates his power and ruthlessness, killing without hesitation to protect the innocent.
• Tony Stark and Yinsen complete the Iron Man armor, showcasing their ingenuity and determination.
• The Extremist Organization's chief shows resolve in facing the threat and gambling on gaining more power.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between the innocent and the oppressors.
• The consequences of greed and power hunger.
• The importance of standing up against injustice and protecting the weak.

Character Interactions

• Robet continues to act alone, but his actions inspire hope and relief in the oppressed people.
• Tony Stark and Yinsen work together to complete the Iron Man armor, displaying their friendship and trust.
• The Extremist Organization's chief and his men show fear and desperation in the face of Robet's power.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Robet encounters Tony Stark (Iron Man) and Yinsen in a cave, mistaking them for members of the Extremist Organization.
• Tony, piloting a crude mecha, attacks Robet, who easily dismantles the mecha with his bare hands.
• Robet expresses interest in the Arc Reactor keeping Tony alive, mistaking it for Hydra technology.
• Yinsen explains that Tony and he are captives of the Extremist Organization, not Hydra members.

Character Developments

• Robet demonstrates immense strength and speed, casually dismantling Tony's mecha.
• Tony Stark shows concern for Yinsen's safety and tries to protect him, despite his mecha's limitations.
• Yinsen proves loyal to Tony, risking his safety to explain their situation to Robet.

Significant Themes

• Misunderstandings leading to conflict (Robet and Tony mistakenly assuming each other are enemies).
• Power dynamics and the threat of the unknown (Robet's overwhelming strength intimidates Tony and Yinsen).
• Loyalty and friendship (Yinsen's willingness to protect Tony).

Character Interactions

• Robet and Tony Stark: Initially hostile due to misunderstandings, but Tony's explanation could lead to a truce.
• Yinsen and Tony Stark: Show clear friendship and loyalty, with Yinsen risking his safety to protect Tony.
• Robet and Yinsen: Robet seems to trust Yinsen's words, potentially leading to an alliance against the Extremist Organization.

Key Plot Points

• Robet reveals that Tony Stark's Arc Reactor is slowly killing him.
• Robet disappears, leaving Tony and Yinsen.
• Tony and Yinsen find the area devastated, suggesting Robet's involvement.
• Tony and Yinsen are rescued by Colonel Rhodes.

Character Developments

• Tony Stark is determined to build a more powerful suit of armor after his experience.
• Yinsen is grateful for Robet's warning about Tony's health but is also frightened by Robet's power.
• Colonel Rhodes is relieved to find Tony alive and is concerned about the mysterious force that wiped out the extremists.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of Tony's technology on his health.
• The fear and awe inspired by Robet's power.
• The relief and gratitude felt by those saved from danger.

Character Interactions

• Tony and Yinsen work together to leave the cave and face the aftermath.
• Tony and Colonel Rhodes reunite, with Tony sharing his experience and concerns.
• Yinsen and Tony express their gratitude towards Robet, despite their fear of him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tony Stark and Colonel Rhodes investigate the destroyed base and encounter a monster (Robet).
• Robet leaves the base, but not before destroying evidence of the base's existence to prevent further conflict.
• Robet enters the Indian Ocean, and Clark loses track of him.
• Robet discovers a mysterious island with dinosaurs, reminiscent of the prehistoric Earth.

Character Developments

• Tony Stark: Returns to his usual self, focusing on investigating the monster and the base.
• Colonel Rhodes: Shows concern for Tony Stark's mental state and allows him to investigate the monster.
• Robet: Demonstrates curiosity and hunger, leading him to discover the dinosaur island.
• Clark Kent: Becomes worried when he loses track of Robet and decides to search for him.

Significant Themes

• The power of nature and the ancient world.
• The consequences of human intervention in the natural world (the destroyed base).
• The curiosity and hunger that drive Robet's actions.

Character Interactions

• Tony Stark and Colonel Rhodes: Show a familiar dynamic, with Rhodes showing concern for Stark's well-being.
• Robet and the Brontosaurus: Engage in a tense standoff, with Robet expressing admiration for the dinosaur's tail.
• Clark Kent and the Kents: Clark reassures his adoptive parents before leaving to search for Robet.
• Clark Kent and Kara Zor-El: Clark communicates with Kara to keep an eye on things at home while he's away.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Robet eats a Brontosaurus, attracting Xunjie Dragons that he kills.
• Robet senses two powerful qis clashing on the island and heads towards them.
• He finds Kong fighting a Tyrannosaurus Rex, but the Tyrannosaurus Rex leaves without engaging Robet.
• Robet transforms into a Great Ape and challenges Kong to a fight.

Character Developments

• Robet demonstrates his strength and battle instincts, even in his Great Ape form.
• Kong shows his fighting style and strength, but is less agile than Robet.

Significant Themes

• The law of nature and survival of the fittest in Savage World.
• The thrill and excitement of battle for Robet.

Character Interactions

• Robet and Kong clash physically and verbally, with Robet eager to fight and Kong initially confused by Robet's transformation.
• Robet shows interest in fighting the Tyrannosaurus Rex but is deterred by Kong.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Clark finds Robet on Savage Island, where he's fighting a giant ape (Kong).
• Robet explains he's not bullying a kid but exploring his power.
• Kong, the smaller ape, asks Robet to teach him how to become human-like.
• Robet learns about the island's human history from Kong.
• Clark refuses to let Robet stay on the island.

Character Developments

• Clark: Shows concern for Robet's safety and well-being, demonstrating his protective nature.
• Robet: Reveals his curiosity and eagerness to learn, as well as his desire to help Kong.
• Kong: Displayed as innocent, curious, and eager to learn from Robet.

Significant Themes

• Power and Growth: Robet's exploration of his powers and Kong's desire to learn from him.
• Isolation and Survival: The harsh environment of Savage Island and the struggle for survival.
• Bonding and Friendship: The potential connection between Robet and Kong.

Character Interactions

• Clark and Robet: Show a brotherly dynamic, with Clark being protective and Robet being somewhat rebellious.
• Robet and Kong: Display a mentor-mentee relationship, with Robet showing interest in helping Kong.
• Kong and Clark: Kong feels Clark's pressure, showing respect and fear towards him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Robet agrees to return with Clark to Kent Farm, promising to visit Kong on Savage Island later.
• Robet and Clark leave Savage Island, with Robet bringing some Dinosaur meat as a peace offering.
• Kara returns to Kent Farm, reunites with Robet, and they share a barbecue meal with their families.
• Robet briefly recounts his experiences on Savage Island, omitting the incident at Diana's house.

Character Developments

• Robet shows concern for his family's well-being and uses the barbecue to ease their tension.
• Clark demonstrates his protective nature towards Robet and his family.
• Kara displays her affection for Robet and her curiosity about Savage Island.

Significant Themes

• Family and Belonging: The Kents and The Danvers' relief and joy at Robet's safe return highlight the importance of family unity and belonging.
• Growth and Exploration: Robet's experiences on Savage Island symbolize his personal growth and exploration of his powers.
• Communication and Understanding: The shared barbecue meal facilitates open communication and understanding among family members.

Character Interactions

• Robet and Clark: Their interaction shows Clark's protective nature and Robet's willingness to compromise.
• Robet and Kara: Their reunion is filled with affection and shared curiosity about Savage Island.
• The Kents and The Danvers: Their interaction demonstrates their shared concern for Robet's well-being and their ability to support each other as extended family.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tony Stark publicly reveals his identity as Iron Man and offers a $10 million reward for information on the person who saved him (Robet in disguise as Kakarot).
• Robet watches Tony's press conference and realizes he's being sought, deciding to change his appearance when going out.

Character Developments

• Robet remains indifferent to fame and fortune, focusing on his training and personal growth.
• Tony Stark, now Iron Man, is determined to find Robet, driven by gratitude and a desire for revenge.
• Clark shows concern for Robet's safety and provides insight into Tony's new armor.

Significant Themes

• Identity and disguise: Robet's decision to change his appearance reflects his desire to maintain a low profile and avoid unwanted attention.
• Gratitude vs. revenge: Tony Stark's public search for Robet highlights the complex interplay between these two emotions.
• Capitalism and morality: The Kents and Danvers express their disapproval of Tony Stark's capitalist nature, contrasting it with their support for Robet.

Character Interactions

• Robet and the Kent/Danvers families watch TV together, discussing Tony Stark's revelation.
• Robet shares his encounter with Tony Stark, revealing he let him go but didn't actively save him.
• Clark warns Robet about Tony Stark, while the families express their support for Robet.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Robet decides to use the Vegeta alias instead of Kakarot to avoid detection.
• A worldwide search for Kakarot alias begins, but no leads are found.
• Tony Stark upgrades his armor and investigates Robet's whereabouts, unaware of Obadiah Stane's schemes.
• Robet discovers clues to mastering Great Ape Power and improves his strength training with Kara and Kong.
• Robet learns about the Ocean Healing Goddess and the Horse Talisman, deciding to find it alone.
• Nick Fury seeks help from an unknown party to complete a mission related to the Ocean Healing Goddess.

Character Developments

• Robet continues to grow stronger and learns more about his powers.
• Kara declines Robet's invitation, choosing to rest and recover from their intense training sessions.
• Obadiah Stane's ambition and schemes against Tony Stark deepen.
• Tony Stark focuses on upgrading his armor and finding Robet, unaware of the threat from Obadiah.

Significant Themes

• Identity and disguise (Robet's use of different aliases, Tony Stark's exposure of Robet's identity).
• Power and ambition (Obadiah Stane's desire for control, Robet's pursuit of strength).
• Trust and betrayal (Obadiah Stane's hidden intentions, Tony Stark's lack of awareness).

Character Interactions

• Robet and Kara's training sessions and growing bond.
• Robet and Jackie Chan's communication regarding the talismans.
• Tony Stark and Obadiah Stane's tense relationship, with Obadiah plotting against Tony.
• Nick Fury's mysterious alliance with an unknown party to pursue the Ocean Healing Goddess.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tony Stark, suffering from palladium poisoning, is obsessed with his suits of armor and the Arc Reactor, knowing it's slowly killing him but unwilling to give it up.
• He learns about the Ocean Healing Goddess, Mera, and her healing powers, but remains skeptical about her divinity.
• Robet and Jackie Chan search for Mera, believing she has the Horse Talisman. They find her in a fishing village in the Bahamas.
• Mera heals the sick and injured, but some among the crowd attempt to harm her. John Walker, a super soldier, tries to intervene but misjudges his landing, crashing into the ground.

Character Developments

• Tony Stark: Struggles with his obsession with his suits and the Arc Reactor, knowing it's harming him but unable to let go.
• Mera: Revealed to be a transcendent from the undersea world, capable of healing others and herself.
• John Walker: Shows off his super soldier abilities but fails in his attempt to land safely.

Significant Themes

• Obsession and its consequences (Tony Stark's struggle with his suits and the Arc Reactor)
• The power of healing and compassion (Mera's actions)
• The duality of human nature (the crowd's initial gratitude turning to aggression)

Character Interactions

• Tony Stark and Jarvis: Stark consults with Jarvis about Mera's powers and decides to keep an eye on her.
• Robet and Jackie Chan: They work together to find Mera, with Robet using his senses to locate her.
• Mera and the crowd: Mera heals the sick and injured, but some in the crowd attempt to harm her.
• John Walker and Mera: Walker tries to protect Mera but fails in his landing, crashing into the ground.

Key Plot Points and Events

• John Walker, disguised as Captain America, confronts Jackie Chan.
• Robet (disguised as Vegeta) intervenes, revealing John Walker's inferior strength and the defensive power of his uniform.
• Robet tests the uniform's resistance to a Ki Blast, damaging the outer layers but not the inner metal.
• Jackie Chan and Mera join Robet after dealing with their own situation.

Character Developments

• John Walker experiences a significant defeat, challenging his pride and complacency as a super soldier.
• Robet displays curiosity about the uniform's material and its resistance to Ki Blasts.
• Jackie Chan and Mera show concern for Robet's safety and join him.

Significant Themes

• The power of disguise and deception (Jackie Chan, Robet).
• The consequences of overconfidence and underestimation of opponents (John Walker).
• The importance of teamwork and unity (Jackie Chan, Mera, and Robet).

Character Interactions

• Robet and John Walker: Robet demonstrates his superior strength and power, while John Walker struggles to cope with the defeat.
• Jackie Chan and Robet: They work together, with Jackie Chan calling Robet by his Vegeta codename to maintain his disguise.
• Jackie Chan, Mera, and Robet: They reunite after dealing with their respective situations, showing concern and support for each other.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Mera observes Robet (Vegeta) defeating John Walker (U.S. Agent).
• Robet and Jackie Chan (a Section 13 agent) discuss sparing John Walker due to his importance in the military.
• A Juggernaut Mech (made of Vibranium) arrives, piloted by a military ally of John Walker.
• Tony Stark (Iron Man) arrives in his red mech, recognizing Robet and Mera.
• Robet expresses interest in testing his strength against the Juggernaut Mech.

Character Developments

• Mera: Shows knowledge of powerful individuals and the Horse Talisman's importance.
• Robet (Vegeta): Demonstrates his strength, disinterest in unspoken rules, and desire for combat.
• Jackie Chan: Shows understanding of interdepartmental politics and unspoken rules.
• John Walker: Seeks backup after being defeated, revealing his military connections.
• Tony Stark: Arrives seeking the Horse Talisman, shows hesitation upon seeing Robet.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the desire for combat (Robet, John Walker, Tony Stark).
• Interdepartmental politics and unspoken rules (Jackie Chan, John Walker).
• The allure and importance of the Horse Talisman.

Character Interactions

• Robet and Jackie Chan: Discuss sparing John Walker and the importance of unspoken rules.
• Robet and Tony Stark: Exchange taunts and threats, with Robet showing knowledge of Tony's health.
• John Walker and the Juggernaut Mech pilot: Show military camaraderie and information exchange.
• Robet and the Juggernaut Mech: Engage in a brief test of strength, with the mech remaining undamaged due to its Vibranium construction.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tony Stark witnesses Robet's strength and is inspired by his words about true strength.
• John Walker, equipped with an Energy Baton, attacks Tony Stark but misses due to Mera's intervention.
• Jackie Chan fights John Walker, using the shield to reflect an energy shockwave back at him.
• Mera dismantles Tony Stark's suit and removes the Palladium, healing his injuries.
• Tony Stark is left in a 'sub-healthy' state, much to his dismay.

Character Developments

• Tony Stark: Reflects on Robet's words about true strength. He is healed by Mera, but his pride is wounded by Jarvis's description of his health state.
• John Walker: Shows his aggressive nature and underestimates his opponents, leading to a disadvantage in the fight.
• Jackie Chan: Demonstrates quick learning and adaptability in combat, using the shield effectively against John Walker.
• Mera: Exhibits her water-controlling abilities, saving Tony Stark and healing his injuries.

Significant Themes

• True Strength: Robet's words inspire Tony Stark to reflect on the source of his strength.
• Healing and Recovery: Mera's abilities allow her to heal Tony Stark's injuries, highlighting the theme of recovery and renewal.
• Pride and Humility: Tony Stark's pride is challenged when Jarvis describes his health state, contrasting with Robet's humility.

Character Interactions

• Tony Stark and Robet: Tony Stark is inspired by Robet's words, leading to introspection.
• Tony Stark and Mera: Mera saves Tony Stark and heals his injuries, leading to a moment of connection between them.
• Jackie Chan and John Walker: Jackie Chan fights John Walker, using the shield to turn the tide of the battle.
• Tony Stark and Jarvis: Jarvis's description of Tony Stark's health state wounds his pride.