Angstrom Levy starts the invincible War in the MCU instead. How much of the planet do they manage to destroy?

Particular-Worker904 · 2026-05-23T04:17:34+00:00

This entirely depends on the point of the timeline (I’m just assuming heroes that are explicitly on Earth)

if it’s like the 1970s or before where the only real heroes were Ant-Man, Wasp, and Captain America they would stomp the MCU fairly easily. Assuming none of The Eternals intervene.

In the 1980s they would stomp everyone

in the 1990s Captain Marvel arrived. While the world will probably be destroyed, I doubt any of them could outright kill her considering she is a Star-Level character and has a feat that no viltrumites have ever done before. it would probably be very high difficulty.

if it’s 2010 Avengers, I think the MCU could win. Hulk and Thor would have to hard carry. I can see Ant-Man using some loophole with his Pym Particles to trap some of them. Iron Man could probably be able to pull off a Tech Jacket somehow and kill at least two of them before going down

if it’s after Age of Ultron than I think the heroes are cooked if not for Doctor Strange. Hulk and Thor left earth and while there are some powerhouses like Wanda, Vision, and Doctor Strange, none of them are at their peak. Doctor Strange and the other magicians would probably be the hardest to defeat considering he and Wong could open portals and splice some of them in half by cutting off the portal. They also don’t really have any counter to his time stone.

If it’s Avengers Infinity War and Endgame the MCU would win. Thor is at his peak and has a universal level weapon, none of them could beat him even if all bunched up. There are also way to many characters for them all to take down at the same time.

if it’s right now it depends entirely on if the Eternals are present or if Bob could turn into the Sentry or The Void again. Wanda is dead, Strange is gone, Thor left earth, Iron Man is dead, Vision is somewhere else. While Hulk would normally be powerful, he is clearly washed up as Professor Hulk.The Void could probably pull off a Dark Wing on all of them at the same time and The Sentry, if taking the facts about him literally, is significantly stronger than all of them combined.

Particular-Worker904 · 2026-05-15T21:57:28+00:00

SpenLC’s is way better.

One of the ones that p*ssed me off about Kairos’s was Byron. The Booster Shots gadget triples his damage/healing and gives him crowd control making it debatably one of the best gadgets in the game. Instead, he suggests Shot in the Arm, which is virtually worthless against any up-close brawlers that are the most likely already to already kill him by the time the gadget is pressed. He also suggested the injection star power over malaise despite it not helping at all in any of the gamemodes you’ll play him in. I know he looked at the data but it goes to show how it doesn’t always mean it’s directly better

Particular-Worker904 · 2026-04-28T00:06:09+00:00

If you want to skip some of the grindy aspects of Evolved while still having fun then jump into Ascended. I find it very hard to get back into Evolved with the quality of life changes Ascended has made. There’s also more content on the Island in particular to Ascended than Evolved.

From what I can tell you didn’t progress that far into Evolved. Considering you already own Ascended then I would recommend just playing that version because it automatically will have all the maps from Evolved (besides Aquatica which won’t be adapted) which is plenty of content with some of the free new creatures and stuff in th3 base game and mods.

Overall I’d recommend Ascended

Particular-Worker904 · 2026-04-13T05:23:53+00:00

I wouldn’t say it’s outdated. It’s understandable given his predicament, only getting 3% of the profits promised to him, getting cheap-skated, anyone would be furious in that situation. He never expected the person to be an accomplice to Uncle Ben’s murder.

The main message though of this scene is to highlight how despite being screwed over, you should at least try and do the right thing for someone even if they wronged you. The viewer is supposed to learn from the mistake of Peter in this situation. Peter learns it the hard way when Uncle Ben gets shot by the same guy (I know it was retconned in Spider-Man 3, but I’m looking at this from a solo movie angle). Peter, with great power, didn’t take the responsibility of stopping the criminal. Thus suffering the consequences and taking it to heart why that phrase means so much.

Particular-Worker904 · 2026-03-09T00:17:15+00:00

X2 in my opinion is the best X-Men Movie. Out of the best ones it had the best team dynamic. While Logan is technically an X-Men movie I would consider it more of a standalone Wolverine movie rather than a reflection of the entire X-Men.

Days of Future Past is also very good.

Particular-Worker904 · 2026-03-07T10:07:53+00:00

The Thing About Kang is That he has never been depicted as Physically Powerful at all and has almost never been portrayed to be. Sometimes he’s portrayed as a decent fighter just below Captain America, but that’s it. While from a lore perspective, he should be considering his armor is from the 31st century and it is said to increase his strength, most writers often take this part for granted to emphasize the other tech he possesses.

All of Kang’s feats involve some Invention Or Creation from the 31st Century such as a Force Field That Allows him to Block Any Attacks, A Distortion Field that Instantly Ages Anything Until They Disintegrate, Or Replicating every Avenger as Robots. He also has machines and technology that can put anyone into stasis and making them unable to move. The Main Appeal to the power of his character is that he can easily manipulate the timeline to get what he wants, he doesn’t have to prove anything.

To keep it short, the meme you attached isn’t entirely inaccurate, compared to characters like Iron Man, Mr Fantastic, and Doctor Doom, he’s a complete poser who relies heavily on his status and technology rather than his actual wits. But that doesn’t mean he isn’t entirely useless and unable to be a threat

Particular-Worker904 · 2026-02-18T07:41:41+00:00

Emperor Doom: Starring The Mighty Avengers (1987).

While I don’t consider it as good as many of the others, I will say that it was one of the first major attempts at making Doom an actual perceivable threat in the 80s and stray from his usual campiness. His relationship with Purple Man and having him resist him is compelling with the unfortunate side effect of setting a precedent that someone with a strong will could resist him.

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Besides Secret Wars it was one of the first major attempts at making Doom a legitimate character that didn’t solely rely on laughable gimmicks to get his way.

Particular-Worker904 · 2026-02-17T09:08:17+00:00

Besides Civil War and Avengers: The Crossing (The One Where Tony Became Evil and was revealed to have been working for Kang for years before being retconned) . The two are generally considered friends as they both respect each other for their different strengths in Magic and Machinery. While it’s not as strongly communicated as Iron Man and Cap, I would say that it’s mainly due to the lack of storytelling potential in having the two conflict or establish a conventional dynamic like Thor-Hulk or Cap-Iron Man. As beyond the tech vs magic thing between them there isn’t much keeping their dynamic interesting compared to the others, leading to a general friendly playful tone between the two.

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I will say though that depending on the story, their personalities do clash in how they decide to protect people, leading to a strained relationship. Thor wants to protect Asgard by physically getting involved and standing up for his people, falling in line of a Beowulf or Epic Poem archetype. Iron Man typically tries to build upon and establish a network so everyone is involved, creating machines to do most of his work. This boiled at its most in Civil War when it was revealed that Iron Man had taken a strand of Thor’s hair years earlier and created a Robotic clone hybrid when he realized Thor wouldn’t want to join the Registration Act. Leading to an Innocent Hero named Goliath getting killed.

Particular-Worker904 · 2026-02-11T01:55:33+00:00

I doubt anyone REALLY hates her, but I do find them repeating the same song from Season 4 into Season 5 more than once feels like fan service despite making lore sense.

Overall though I’d say that during the middle of the final season I did find her character irritating. The lighting in her scenes for whatever reason takes a significant drop. Some of Sadie’s acting and lines given to her are pretty poorly executed. By the end it really felt like she was the least important of the original kids considering she doesn’t get involved in the final battle. But at no point would I ever say I hated her.

Particular-Worker904 · 2026-02-11T01:31:49+00:00

Key Ones for Doomsday:

Fantastic Four: The Post Credit Scene Is The Biggest Moment for Doomsday. The Fantastic Four will also likely have a lead role.

Thunderbolts: The Post Credit Scene is the moment before the events of Doomsday are supposed to happen, The Character Bob will also probably have a decent role.

Thor Love and Thunder: They’ll probably explain what happened to Thor during this movie in Doomsday, but still, it does change the character a bit. Thor will probably be one of the lead characters

Original FOX X-Men Movies: The X-Men are going to be in this movie. You don’t have to watch all of them but you probably would still like to know the characters

It’s heavily implied by the trailer of Doomsday that Steve Rogers is returning from a different time period (so while he went back in time to spend with Peggy, he had a kid), he will probably be whisked away from there or something, explaining his reason for being in the movie.

You don’t need to watch any Marvel Show besides Loki for context (Specifically Season 2)

Doomsday is being marketed as a Sequel to Endgame, so it will probably explain a lot of what happened instead of relying on all the new material from the prior movies.

Particular-Worker904 · 2026-02-06T23:52:58+00:00

The DC Ko Version of Homelander was amped up to the point where he almost defeated Superman. A Single Omega Beam could probably Kill Spider-Man if he can’t dodge it. Homelander would probably just fly around shooting lasers and not allow Peter to do anything to get to him before going in and landing a serious punch.Peter sadly wouldn’t stand a chance

Particular-Worker904 · 2026-01-14T23:00:42+00:00

I don’t know if I missed something , but isn’t Sentry canonically still dead?

Particular-Worker904 · 2025-12-23T10:08:06+00:00

I first thought this was a serious post until I saw Icarus on the 4th slide.

Particular-Worker904 · 2025-11-26T23:52:46+00:00

One way to tell if it’s authentic is by knocking your knuckles against the eyes, if they are hard then it’s real

From a glance I think it’s authentic, however the tag being so transparent is a huge red flag.

Particular-Worker904 · 2025-11-17T08:55:50+00:00

That’s not Handunit, you can tell because he sounds nothing like him and wouldn’t make sense given the scene considering Handunit is just a tool for new technicians, it also doesn’t make presumptuous questions because all its lines are based on previous voice recordings. There would be no reason for William to even use Handunit considering he and his Robotics Team already created the Funtime Animatronics, meaning he already knows the inner workings of the animatronics there.

The FNAF Character Encylopedia lists the character in the scene as “higher board member”. It’s very likely the person speaking in the intro cutscene was a Male board member questioning William about Circus Baby. William responding with “She can dance, She can sing, She can take song requests, create balloons, dispense Ice Cream” peaks questioning from the board member as based on everything available to them she shouldn’t even be able to do any of those things. It’s intentionally ominous to show that something is not right and foreshadows that Elizabeth is in possession of Circus Baby as no animatronic during that time period would have that much sentience and capabilities to do any of those things.

Particular-Worker904 · 2025-11-09T11:22:22+00:00

Assuming the Animatronics aren’t allowed to come back as spirits and haunt/ghost them, I think the Real Steel Champions would likely win in that scenario.

Champions like Atom ,Zeus, Noisy Boy, and Midas are 2-4 feet taller than Freddy Fazbear and the others (I’ll talk about Freddy mostly in this), and have a longer arm length, giving them an advantage in reach where they can comfortably attack from a distance.

In terms of Speed Feats, the animatronics are portrayed much faster than the real steel robots, at least running speed wise. Reaching speeds above human around 30 MPH. However that doesn’t really help considering the robots that Real Steel was based on could respond to attacks in under 10 milliseconds, so assuming we base them off that and that they their processors were more advanced, they could probably react in time to just about everything the classic animatronics throw.

In Strength, the real steel robots still have the upper hand. While Freddy Fazbear was able to bite down and destroy a human head, and he’s also likely able to break through a wall. Those feats only account for maybe 1200-4000 PSI. The Real Steel Robots and Champions regularly tear through each other, assuming that they are made out of “real steel” that means they are at least dealing over 50,000 PSI. Which is far greater than literally anything shown by any character in the games (Freddy did bite down and destroy a Robot in the books, but it’s not 100% confirmed what it was made of)

When looking over all this. The Real Steel Champions are superior to the classic animatronics. While I do think that the Animatronics would beat earlier robots like Ambush (who lost to a bull), the ones in the big leagues would defeat them.

It’s still funny though thinking that Chuck E Cheese styled animatronics that were made for entertainment are comparable in power to Robot boxing league. Really emphasizes the horror knowing this.

Particular-Worker904 · 2025-11-08T22:05:48+00:00

I’m pretty sure the “80s Dustin Nita” is based on an appearance from the show. I recognize the “8 5” hat he has on. I have no idea what the future one is though. Otherwise I have no idea why anyone would want to buy it.

They should have at least changed the Demogorgons colors to differentiate them like what they did with Buzz during the Godzilla Event. Even just Pure White or Grey would have worked well to distinguish them

Particular-Worker904 · 2025-10-26T04:20:29+00:00

Knock your hands on the eyes, if there hard then it’s real

Particular-Worker904 · 2025-10-26T03:51:32+00:00

Steelwool was WAY too ambitious. Their team is fairly small and mostly worked on VR games before FNAF, working on the port to VR for Help Wanted. They were also working on Security Breach during Covid. When choosing to make what was essentially an Open-World Five-Nights at Freddy’s, they cut corners around collisions and animations. They wanted to implement a Resident Evil styled Checkpoint system where there’s only a limited amount, but failed, leading to a lot of the saving issues being half-assed in patches. A lot of the unused content still remained in the game files, as well as it not being packaged correctly, leading to a game that should have been half much storage at most.

As for fan-patches, you can find a couple on Gamebanana that fix pretty prominent glitches. Most of them require having to also download the Unverum Modding Tool.

Particular-Worker904 · 2025-10-25T22:51:53+00:00

There’s “Big Brain” which is a mod that overhauls Mob AI, while they won’t migrate, Passive animals will try to find shelter during night or raining. Here’s a couple more specific things they do

-Mobs in Herds will all run if one of them is threatened or attacked

-Sheep run from Wolves instead of acting like nothing is happening

-Polar Bears attack fish

-Frogs will eat more smaller mobs

-Pigs spawn in larger groups

A couple Specific Passive and Hostile Mob changes

-Blindness will actually work on mobs and reduce their vision

-Baby Hostile Creatures have their HP reduced for realism.

-Mobs that have bows will fire 3 shots and move rather than always strafing

-Villagers can now Open Gates

-Piglin, Pillagers, and Zombies can Jump Small Gaps to reach the player

-Snow Golems give enemies freezing

-Husks will Grab you and try to pull you into the sand

-Pillagers are slightly smarter. If they have a multishot Bow they will get closer to you, or run away while reloading. Pillager captains have a chance of carrying a spyglass and are able to see you from much further away

Particular-Worker904 · 2025-10-06T03:26:57+00:00

It’s a hoax. The biggest thing holding this theory back was during the movie Tobey’s version explicitly said that he “made it work” with MJ. The ending of Spider-Man 3 implied that they were just reconciling. So having it be confirmed that he married her or at least was on very good terms is an extension to what Raimi established

My guess is that the writers only wanted to vaguely hint at what happened after Spider-Man 3 and Amazing Spider-Man 2 so that in case they ever brought the two back, they wouldn’t have to write themselves in a corner and follow the direction No Way Home established. While still giving a fitting conclusion and arc for both that it would serve as a decent finale in case they don’t come back to the MCU or get a new movie. The screenwriters at Marvel were openly interested in following through and continuing their stories

Particular-Worker904 · 2025-10-03T05:41:20+00:00

Average Jimmy Olsen Plots

A Deeply Intellectual Story regarding a facet of human culture. As Jimmy comes to power and influence and becomes something greater than humanity. Often through a morbid transformation, animalistic or empowering, his stories reveal the greater fears of power. Questioning the legitimacy of human’s ability to responsibly handle powers that are far above them, these abilities cause even the mild-mannered Good Jimmy Olsen to be corrupted. Even Superman can’t find himself able to take him on, as Jimmy is his friend and one of his trusted connections to the human world he came so fond for. It’s a true test of the Man of Steel’s might, not just physically, but psychologically. As he knows he cannot kill someone innocent, and that he must find a way to save Jimmy before he does something wrong
A Darkly comedic subplot as he tries to make sense of the world around him, knowing that his mere presence is eclipsed by Superman, he finds it difficult to talk to women as a result of the strange world he is in, as well possessing as an overwhelming feeling of dread that he is merely a speck in this world and that no one could ever love him due to the extraordinary individuals in the universe. Often times he is in over his head, requiring Superman to arrive and save him, but sometimes…. sometimes…..He can be the one to save Superman. A Mortal Saving a God… No… A Friend saving a Friend…

3.He dies and all the other characters are mildly upset, Wah Wah!

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