A tidal wave of frenzied cheers erupted from the audience stands.
Countless alien spectators rose from their seats, waving their tentacles, limbs, or arms as they shouted at the top of their lungs.
They only felt that the ticket had been worth every penny.
Countless viewers on Earth were also so excited they could barely speak coherently.
"Does Vought Pioneer Hero Academy teach this too? When does the next enrollment start? I want to sign up!"
"Spider Boy? No, call him the Spider War god now!"
"This is the coolest entrance I've ever seen in my life! Nothing else even comes close!"
"Don't let your guard down, Peter! That giant lizard isn't dead yet!"
"Go, Peter! Show that alien monster what Earth's bonds are all about!"
The superheroes on the platform, seeing this for the first time, were equally stunned by the sight before them.
Thor burst out laughing and slapped Tony hard on the shoulder, making Tony stagger.
"Wonderful, Stark! A Steel Destroyer! This is magnificent! It must have been inspired by Asgard, right?"
"No, it was Homelander's idea..." Tony replied unhappily as he rubbed his shoulder.
"Same thing, same thing! Hahaha!" Thor was even happier.
Star-Lord Quill curled his lips sourly. "It's pretty cool, sure. But if I were piloting it, I'd paint it with flame decals and install some heavy bass speakers. This design looks way too much like a Boy Scout."
"This is... incredible."
Steve Rogers stared without blinking at the gigantic mech.
There was not only shock in his eyes, but also a trace of remembrance and longing.
His thoughts seemed to drift back to the war-torn year of 1943.
He remembered Howard Stark, Tony's father.
Before the Super-Soldier Serum injection experiment back then, Howard had privately told him about a backup plan.
"Steve, if