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DC Extended Universe.

"Father, do you recognize which race this purple-skinned race is?"

Clark glanced at Jor-El beside him and asked seriously.

There is no doubt that this is another interstellar race invasion.

And it is a new interstellar race invasion after so many previous interstellar invasions.

Clark is quite concerned about this.

He was eager to find out whether this interstellar invasion was from other parallel universes or his own universe.

"No, I don't know him."

Jor-El shook his head, "I have never heard of any interstellar race with purple skin."

This gave Clark some relief.

With Jor-El's rank, he has never heard of the existence of this interstellar race, which at least explains one thing.

This interstellar race may still be from other parallel universes.

To some extent, this is indeed good news.

And then, when Iron Man appeared on the stage wearing a cool suit of armor, Clark felt that the situation was even more optimistic.

Without him.

This guy Iron Man is also the protagonist of other alien invasion battles!

This shows what?

That universe that was powerful enough to open a space wormhole, but was destroyed by a nuclear bomb, that universe where the mythical and legendary Thor and Loki also existed, was the same universe as the purple-skinned interstellar race in front of me!

If one of the races is not recognized by Jor-El, it can be considered a coincidence.

So what does it all add up to?

The possibility of coincidence is greatly reduced.

After all, Jor-El is not a low-level operating system on Earth, but the top artificial intelligence in the entire galaxy.

I dare not say that I know all the races in the interstellar, but basically I must know some decent and similar races.

There must be corresponding information in the other party's database.

As for some of the top powerful races, needless to say, they have probably been marked as important.

It's quite telling that Jor-El doesn't recognize multiple races in succession.

Clark feels that these "Iron Man-related" alien races are very likely to be from other parallel universes.

Correspondingly, Iron Man, Thor Loki, and the big green guy are also very likely to be from other universes.

The existence of these strange and chaotic gods suddenly reduced a large number of them in their own world.

This is undoubtedly a good thing.

Of course.

These are still Clark's guesses, nothing more. He will conduct special investigations next.

to determine whether your guess is correct.

These thoughts quickly flashed through his mind, and Clark turned his attention to the big screen in front of him again.

Snapped!

With a snap of his fingers, Thanos' fleet was wiped out.

Clark's pupils couldn't help but shrink slightly.

Why doesn't he understand that all this is caused by those colorful gems?

What kind of gem is that that contains such terrifying power?

Just snap your fingers and turn an entire fleet into ashes?

"Father, do you know what gem that is?"

Clark immediately turned to look at Jor-El and asked the question again seriously.

"No, I don't know either."

Jor-El also shook his head.

In his database, there is no information related to it at all.

……

x-men universe.

It can be said that the moods of Charles and Hank are getting heavier and heavier.

It was so heavy that even breathing seemed very suppressed, as if a big stone was pressed on the chest.

What is going on?

Another interstellar race?

Will the future world be so cruel?

Not only do we have to face super killers like the Sentinel robot, but we also have to face successive alien invasions?

Oh my god.

How do everyone in the future world survive?

"Why has Logan never mentioned this to us?"

Hank pushed up his glasses and spoke with some dissatisfaction and confusion.

Logan finally had the opportunity to travel through time and go back to the past. Shouldn't he tell everyone all the major events in the future?

Did Logan forget, or is there something unspeakable?

Or is it that these aliens who invaded the earth have all failed, so Logan feels there is no need to say it?

soon.

The mutants at the scene got the answer.

Failed!

This new wave of alien invasion wars also failed.

The same as the blue-skinned alien who was scared away by the "Flash Woman" before, and the same as the alien who was destroyed by a nuclear bomb from Iron Man.

This guy with purple skin also failed.

Charles and Hank subconsciously breathed a sigh of relief, and also felt slightly inspired.

Everyone in the future world is really awesome!

He actually defeated the aliens one after another.

Especially for Iron Man, Hank couldn't help but want to give him a thumbs up. This guy is really awesome.

It was he who used nuclear bombs to pass through wormholes to destroy the alien fleet, and it was he who used those "gem weapons" to turn the alien fleet into ashes!

This person at least helped mankind win two alien invasion battles!

It’s really amazing!

I just don’t know, what kind of weapon was the “gem weapon” that Iron Man finally used to destroy the alien fleet?

It's really scary!

Just like Phoenix Girl, she can decompose the human body!

And there was something that Hank and the others found strange.

Why do both the purple-skinned alien and Iron Man have to snap their fingers before using such a terrifying weapon?

Could it be that there is no way to activate the weapon without snapping your fingers?

This is a bit nonsense, right?

……

The Umbrella Academy world.

The future apocalyptic world.

"Could it be that these are the gems?"

"Could these gems be the key to the extinction of humankind?"

"What do you think?"

No. 5 was dragging his "girlfriend" to collect daily necessities, when he saw this very heavy spoiler.

His eyes immediately lit up, and he felt that he had vaguely captured something.

When No. 5 saw many spoilers of alien invasion battles before, he speculated whether the alien invasion would lead to the extinction of mankind.

But there are still some things that cannot be justified in this inference.