Biochemical zombies inspired fear mainly through their infectiousness and sheer numbers. Honestly, they had no advantage in terms of size.
Even special individuals that had undergone multiple mutations often could not exceed fifty meters in height. In the MonsterVerse, that was obviously far too small.
Someone's thinking was straightforward as well. Weren't the people of this world only afraid of giant beasts? Then he would make a giant beast himself. And instead of using the usual biochemical apocalypse template, he would go straight for natural disasters.
For example, he could have the Adjutant create a giant zombie hundreds of thousands of meters tall, the kind whose fart could cause global warming. That would be big enough, right?
Then earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions could all strike at once. If that still was not enough, she could create something like a comet hitting Earth. In an apocalypse like that, Harley could still witness the changes in human nature that she wanted to see.
Calling the Adjutant now was simply to ask her to assess whether using Pym Particles to enlarge zombies was feasible.
"That won't work, Sheriff."
After hearing the terrible idea, the Adjutant immediately shook her head and began explaining it to her friend in the simplest possible terms.
"For Pym Particles to affect living organisms, they require restraints like those on Ant-Man's or Wasp's suits, mainly to ensure even particle distribution. Think about it: if the particles are not distributed evenly, say the head grows hundreds of times larger while the neck only grows ten times larger."
Making an Ant-Man suit hundreds of thousands of meters tall was not impossible, but the investment would be rather high. It was not worth it just to let Harley have fun.
Besides, if zombies wore rubber suits, would that not remove the