MCU Spider-Man would absolutely side with Miles in Across the Spider-Verse

One of the core features of No Way Home was trying to save the villians that had been transported to the MCU. And one of the other main parts was Doctor Strange and Spider-Man disagreeing about whether or not to save the villians or let them die. Spider-Man was trying to save them because he believed that they would continue to live if they were saved and transported back to their universe.

This aligns with Miles's belief that he can save everybody. (You have the choice between saving one person, and an entire world-every world." "I can do both!") Both MCU Spidey and Miles believe that they need to save everybody no matter what.

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u/MrJeIIoMan — 5 days ago

anyone else just love the wave 21 boss rush?

whenever i see it i think "yay my money has arrived"

u/MrJeIIoMan — 3 months ago

(Liked trope) In a show of power, one character easily defeats another character previously established to be strong

Invincible examples : Thragg versus Nolan (First picture)

Nolan has been known for being one of the strongest among even the viltrumites, and we've seen him destroy the guardians as well as easily defeating mark, but when he faced off against thragg, the strongest among his people, he got a hole punched through his chest with little to no difficulty

Conquest versus Oliver (Second Picture)

A lot of people think that Oliver is weak as hell, but they fail to look at an objective point, Oliver is strong as hell, stronger than most super heroes on the planet, its just that he rushes into fights against stronger opponents with no plan in mind, which is exactly what happened when facing off against conquest, the 2nd strongest of the viltrumites, and we see him bitch slapping Oliver to the ground which practically decommissions him instantly

Demon Slayer : Muichiro versus Kokushibo

We previously saw Muichiro completely obliterating Upper Rank 5 solo in a previous arc, practically not even trying when slicing their head off, showing that he insanely powerful with the mark, despite this, when facing off against Upper Rank 1, Kokushibo's FIRST ATTACK slices his arm straight off.

MCU : Hela versus Surtur (Thor Ragnarok)

We spent the entire movie showing that Hela was simply too powerful for Thor to beat in a fight, with Hela even destroying his eye, however Thor tells Loki to put Surtur's crown in the eternal flame, this makes Surtur tower over everything and he uses his big ass sword to kill Hela with a single stab

Thanos versus the Avengers (Infinity War)

This entire scene is basically showing how hopelessly lost it is for the Avengers, due to thanos having 5 of the 6 Infinity stones, he is practically unstoppable, with him barely even putting in the effort to actually fight back, he just uses the infinity stone once or twice and moves on to the next person.

u/MrJeIIoMan — 3 months ago

There are probably hundreds of thousands of people who achieved an obscure world record but were lost to time because no one ever knew it.

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u/MrJeIIoMan — 5 months ago
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[Request] Since Nate is 4'6 how many typical potatoes would this require? And how heavy would all the potatoes be?

u/MrJeIIoMan — 5 months ago

Hot take: Base after base isn't the most forgettable level anymore

I feel like literally everyone knows base after base as "the most forgettable level" except now so many people call it that that it's memorable. Honestly in my opinion xStep is probably the most forgettable because I don't see anyone talk about it.

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u/MrJeIIoMan — 5 months ago

If Max, Mary, and Kevyn all traveled through the tower of time and went to Nate's class where nate was getting scolded, that means that magic exists in the big Nate universe due to the tower traveling through the timeline and not different universes, this also means Nate's bookreport wasn't fiction.

u/MrJeIIoMan — 5 months ago