Marvel has countless versions.
In the Movie Marvel Universe, the Ancient One's power is basically at the pinnacle.
However, in the Comics Marvel Universe, the Ancient One's power is incomparable.
The Comics Marvel Universe is such a mess, with countless multiverses, parallel universes, and all sorts of bizarre character designs...
The Comics Marvel Universe is far more powerful than the Movie Marvel Universe.
If we absolutely have to compare their strengths, is it 1000 to 1? Or 10000 to 1?
They threaten to destroy the universe at the drop of a hat, aren't you scared?
However, based on Ling Yi's observations, this Marvel Universe currently largely conforms to the Movie Marvel Universe setting.
But regardless of the version of the Marvel Universe, probing is always essential.
Since Ling Yi couldn't personally test the waters, choosing Strange, the future Doctor Strange, was an excellent choice.
The fifth player selected Loki, the God of Mischief.
Is Loki a villain? Strictly speaking, no, but he's definitely not a good guy either.
He has his own principles and Guard, and his own bottom line and code of conduct.
He's cunning and treacherous, but in the Marvel Universe, all his actions are for one purpose...
To prove himself.
He doesn't necessarily have to become the king of Asgide, but he must prove that he can be king.
Loki's cunning far surpasses his Combat, but Loki true Combat is actually quite strong, especially after acquiring the Casket of Ancient Winters.
But no matter how clever the scheme, it cannot defy fate.
Ling Yi was extremely displeased when Loki Thanos.
Although a Loki spin-off was Later released in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Loki ultimately died in the main storyline of the Main Universe.
Ling Yi was very curious to know what choices Loki would make when he entered the game world and obtained the Key to change his destiny.
Loki is a must-pick player.
The sixth player selected was Bucky Barnes.
This can be considered a perk for Steve.
As absolute best buddies, the bond between Steve and Bucky goes without saying. Steve was even willing to betray the Avengers and his own principles for Bucky, which speaks volumes.
Bucky is certainly not a villain, but he has done many wrong things, even if they were not his own choice; wrong is wrong.
In Ling Yi's opinion, Bucky is not qualified to be a member of the Avengers.
On the one hand, he was not strong in Combat; on the other hand, he was merely an subordinate of the Captain. He had no concept of justice; he was just a Big Head soldier during World War II, nothing more.
The last reason for choosing Bucky...
Ling Yi wanted to see what kind of sparks would fly between Steve, Bucky, and Tony in the game.
The love-hate relationship between three men should be quite exciting, Ling Yi thought maliciously.
The seventh player selected was Norman Osborn.
It should be noted that Norman Osborn is not the Green Goblin; the real Green Goblin is simply Norman's Goku Black.
Norman himself could hardly be considered a villain.
Not only that, Norman was actually a very cautious and even humble person.
In order to solve the genetic defect inherited in his family, coupled with pressure from shareholders and abandonment by the military, Norman took a desperate gamble and took the Green Goblin Serum, which had major flaws.
The precursor to Green Goblin Serum was a product derived by reverse engineering the Super Soldier Serum.
Or rather, it's a weaker version of the Super Soldier Serum.
Dr. Erskine, the developer of the Super Soldier Serum, once said that without a heart of goodness that upholds justice, ordinary people simply cannot control the power brought by the Super Soldier Serum.
It will bring out the deepest darkness in people's hearts.
Even if Dr. Erskine hadn't died, only one Steve would have appeared.
The Green Goblin Serum had an even bigger flaw: it created a Goku Black.
Whenever the Goku Black takes over, Norman transforms into the Green Goblin.
In the Spider-Man storyline, as Norman was dying, he was still begging Peter Parker not to tell his son that he was the Green Goblin.
Norman was a tragic character; his ending was rather miserable.
A hereditary disease in his family meant he knew he would die from birth, and he was shrouded in the shadow of death.
If Norman hadn't taken that risk, his fate probably wouldn't have been much better.
The military's abandonment and the shareholders' joint suppression ultimately led him to lose the Oscorp.
Without the Oscorp, he lost the resources to research and solve his family's genetic disease; he could do nothing but wait to die.
Ling Yi wanted to change Norman's future, and by extension, Harry Osborn's future, and Spider-Man's future Harry Osborn. Both Norman and his son Hali died in such a lowly way.
The eighth player selected is Mindy Macready, Hit-Girl.
Don't ask, the answer is simply that I like it.
When Kick-Ass was released, Ling Yi didn't see it because the name was too misleading.
Ling Yi watched Kick-Ass 2 on his Computer out of Bored. At that time, Kick-Ass had been out for almost five years.
Ling Yi fell in love with the little girl Mindy the moment he saw Mindy.
This little actress is so adorable, especially in that Ziyi outfit, wielding a sword and fighting—she's incredibly cool!
Ling Yi didn't know if Mindy Macready existed in the Marvel, but the system would make a judgment for him. If the selected player didn't exist, the Player Mark couldn't be formed.
Therefore, upon learning that Mindy also exists in this Marvel Universe, Ling Yi did not hesitate to include Mindy in the selection.
As for Mindy's father, Damon Macready, also known as Big Old Man, Ling Yi immediately passed over him.
Damon Macready has completely transformed into darkness; his Obsession with living is revenge for his wife, and he will stop at nothing to achieve it.
He was definitely not a good person; in fact, you could say he ruined Mindy's life.
It also distorted Mindy's worldview and values, turning an originally Tianzhen and lovely girl into a killing machine, who deserved to die.
Don't be fooled by the fact that Mindy looks cool in her Ziyi outfit as she slashes enemies in the movie; the grueling training she actually underwent is chilling to even think about.
Ling Yi would exclude people with such obsessive personalities from the list.
The ninth player selected is Eddie Brock, Venom!
Eddie is just a small-time reporter pursuing his own interests, an ordinary citizen, and a loser who is dissatisfied with everything.
Through a series of unexpected events, he eventually coexisted with Venom and gained immense power.
As for Venom, the Symbiote, he was also a loser in his original home Knull Planet.
Knull is a powerful Origin God who created the Klyntar.
There is no clear data on how strong Knull is, but it is likely not weak.
In fact, there are some real "gods" in the Marvel movies.
However, these gods rarely appear due to various restrictions.
Of course, in Ling Yi's opinion, these gods were far too weak. Try throwing them into the Primordial World of Ancient Country the Myth and see what happens. Any Innate innate being could easily crush them.
In the Marvel Universe, the existence of these gods is only briefly mentioned.
Knull Planet is an extremely powerful planet. Although the Symbiote is incredibly weak when it exists independently, it can instantly become incredibly powerful once it finds a symbiotic target.
They can Copy a target's genes, abilities, and even memories, and then completely take control of that target.
Even though Symbiote have weaknesses such as being afraid of fire and sound, it cannot be denied that Symbiote can infinitely enhance this bug-like potential.
Venom is also quite unlucky. It has co-hosted multiple hosts, but it failed with each one. Not only could it not control its host, it was often controlled by the host instead.
Upon arriving on Earth, this guy instantly fell in love with the planet. He and Eddie became kindred spirits, and in order to "exclusively enjoy" this happiness, they even wiped out all the other Symbiote that came to Earth, content to be a "traitor to the planet."
The reason Eddie Brock was chosen is that he already possesses the Venom Symbiote.
This doesn't match the original Spider-Man storyline at all. Because the system only provides basic information, Ling Yi doesn't know the cause and effect, and can only attribute it to Marvel and the surname Ren.
Like Banner, Ling Yi was also eager to know what changes would occur when Venom, possessing Symbiote, entered the game's instance world.
Or, to put it another way, could the Symbiote enter the game instance along with Eddie?
The tenth selected player is Matt Murdock, Daredevil.
He is a righteous lawyer, a relatively pure hero who operates in the shadows.
Daredevil's personality is portrayed differently in different versions.
In the Daredevil solo film, Matt is relatively more extreme, especially in his demands on himself, which have reached a morbid extreme.
He was covered in injuries almost every day. Even though he trained as hard as he could, pushing himself to the limit every day, he still got injured frequently.
To put it bluntly, Matt's skills were ultimately a bit lacking.
His mastery of Soundwave grants him powerful Perception, but it also has significant drawbacks.
For example, placing multiple powerful sound sources around him would be enough to affect his judgment and render his "superpower" useless.
Ling Yi hopes that this relatively pure hero can become powerful.
Compared to other Marvel heroes, Ling Yi has great respect for Daredevil, who, despite his many hardships, is never tainted by ulterior motives.
He hated darkness, but he never indiscriminately killed innocent people, which was very rare.
He is somewhat similar to Batman, both being very pure, but relatively speaking, Batman is too stubborn, and his "no killing" principle is somewhat ridiculous.
Of course, this does not negate Batman's charm, and it is precisely because of his stubbornness that audiences like him.
Ling Yi stopped writing at this point.
He rested his chin on his left hand, staring at the contents of the Notepad on the Computer screen, lost in thought.
There are many heroes and villains in Marvel, but most of them have major personality flaws.
To be honest, Ling Yi really wanted to bring Thanos into the game instance.
Although this guy has always intended to destroy half of all life in the universe, his ideal has never been destruction, but rather the balance of the universe.
Thanos believed that the universe's resources were finite, but life forms were taking them endlessly, causing the universe's resources to become insufficient to keep up with the life forms' consumption, leading to the gradual depletion of the universe's resources.
It was precisely because Thanos realized this that he made the decision to wipe out half of all life in the universe.
Whether this theory is correct remains to be verified.
If you want to change Thanos's mind, you have to give Thanos a better option.
But it's incredibly difficult to change the mind of someone who sees destruction as salvation and is so steadfast in their belief.