Shapeshifting was immensely destructive. Mastering it meant having more options to approach and ambush any creature with intelligence and emotions.
Disguise yourself as someone else's relative, friend, classmate, or even lover, then spy, deceive, and murder.
People viewed White Martians as the Great Enemy, while Perpetua regarded them as weaponized creations capable of conquering the Multiversal System. There was good reason for that. A race capable of endless transformations while possessing Psionic Power was a calamity-level threat to most Civilizations.
Of course, there were ways to deal with them. One of the simplest was to fight them with robots or Undead Creatures.
Use an army devoid of emotion, capable only of following predetermined rules, to fight enemies who could control minds.
The same principle applied to combating the Anti-Life Equation. That was why Luthor had brought not an army of cloned Supermen, but the Amazo Legion.
That bald man was smart.
Su Ming did not know what casualty ratio his Synthezoid army would achieve against the Apocalypse Legion, but he could at least be certain that they were not truly alive by nature. Naturally, there was no need to worry about the Anti-Life Equation.
While everyone was in motion, the Adjutant continued producing and dispatching new mechanical units. Su Ming held the advantage in this regard; his reserves ran deeper. When several Multiversal Systems went all out in mass production, the number of units stepping off the assembly lines and picking up weapons in the same second could be counted in the tens of billions.
To save costs, these cannon fodder units had fragile bodies and energy supplies that could not last long. Their strongest attack was self-destruction.
But that did not matter. Even if they traded their lives for a single Parademon, they came out ahead thanks to the