The first level is called the Surface level, which means characters who can only have a place on the surface of the planet.

The normal Iron Man, Team America, Black Panther, Winter Soldier, Widow Sister, Hawkeye, and most of the parallel universe Spider-Man are all at this level.

So did Byd himself.

The most intuitive manifestation is that the character battles at this level can generally only affect the scope of a city, and even the weaker surface level, it is difficult to even destroy a building.

For example, Sister Widow, Hawkeye, and the movie version of Passionate Man (Hulk).

There are also several Green Goblins, Doctor Octopus, Dr. Lizard, etc., whom Bid has already fought against, all of which belong to this level.

And Bide himself thought about his current state, and the surface level is not the most open.

At least, with his full firepower, it is still possible to destroy a few high-rise buildings tens of meters high in a short period of time.

The second level is planetary.

At this level, the character has the ability to easily destroy a city, and it is not a problem to comb the planet with a neutral score, and the typical representatives are Captain Marvel and Thor.

If Passion Man, phew, Hulk Hulk can stay angry, his strength can also be raised to this level.

The third level is the god level, more precisely the Heavenly Father level.

There are many gods in Marvel, such as Asgard, except for civilians, they are all gods, but there is also a gap between gods and gods.

The so-called little Karami among the gods, his strength is probably at the surface level, and a relatively powerful one like Thor is only at the planetary level.

The one who can really become a third-level existence should be an existence of the same level as Odin.

They all possess the power to easily destroy a planet, and some of them are even powerful enough to reach the level of a single universe.

There are relatively few characters of this level that actually appear in many works.

The King of the Frost Giants who was defeated by Odin counted as one.

There are also many god kings who only live in the earth mythology system in the setting, and they are also set at this level (not fidelity).

The fourth level is the monolithic universe level.

The lower limit of this level is actually still the Heavenly Father level, and the normal strength is to easily destroy a planet.

But the relatively powerful existence in the monomer universe level can directly affect the entire universe!

For example, the four messengers of Star-Swallowing: Stardust, Flame Emperor, Silver Slippery, and Tyrant Messenger are all at this level.

The strongest of them all, Stardust, has the power of tens of millions of suns to explode at the same time, and is capable of creating dimensional entrances and black holes, while the weakest Tyrant Emissary, like the Heavenly Father, only has the strength to destroy a terrestrial planet.

There is also the purple sweet potato essence that picked up the Infinity Gauntlet, which is the person standing at the peak of this level. (In the comics, it is said that the purple potato essence in this state is stronger than eternity, but it is nonsense from the perspective of movie performance, so it is placed here.) ）

The fifth level is the multiverse.

This level is completely watershed from the previous ones, and the difference in strength between them is very different.

According to the parallel universe theory, no matter how powerful a single universe is, it is limited to that universe, but throughout the multiverse, there can be countless "hims".

However, at the multiverse level, there are many that are unique.

They can easily influence many parallel universes!

The five creation gods: Annihilation, Eternity, Infinity, Death, and the Devourer of Planets (Star Eater) are all at this level.

The evil spirit spider that can defeat the star-swallowing should also be at this level.

And the four hundred aunts who have mastered the power of the rules, maybe too?

The sixth level is the all-powerful universe level.

At present, only one more consistent has been found - the court of life.

He is the strongest existence in the Marvel Universe, the great steward of the Marvel Universe, and even the Infinity Gauntlet is not worth mentioning to him.

As for what other transcendents, OAA, etc.,It's probably all something that makes people laugh at it.,It's not true (the implication is that this book doesn't engage in this kind of mysterious thing.,Because this thing will fall apart in the setting.,It's going to take a lot of effort to rationalize them in the front.,Understand it.)。

It took more than a day to collect and understand this information.

During this period, except for eating and going to the toilet, he sat in front of the computer the rest of the time, operating the computer with one hand and the mobile phone with the other, focusing on dual use.

That is, he is now strong in physical strength and has always had a good memory, so he can do this kind of thing.

And while learning about these things, Bide also found a "rival"!

To be precise, the arch-enemy of all Spider-Man.

Heir Family!

The Heir Family is a terrifying family that hunts "totems" for a living, and its leader is named Morun.

Moron is a man from Earth-000 who participated in the battle against the Master Weaver and conquered Earth-001 after defeating the Master Weaver.

Later, they use the power of the Master Weaver to travel through time and space, hunting down those who have the power of the spider totem in various alternate worlds, aka Spider-Man!

Seeing this, Bide was shocked.

Because he's also Spider-Man!

If these heir family members can really travel between parallel worlds through the power of the master weaver like in the manga, there is no guarantee that one day they will appear in their own world!

When the time comes......

For a moment, a sense of crisis immediately rose in Bide's heart.

Originally, after obtaining this special ability, his goal was to travel between various worlds, satisfy his desire to "chase stars", and see the advanced technology of each world, if possible, he wanted to learn better space technology from other worlds, and one day he could go directly to Mars or even other more planets to do research.

This is the dream of every astronomy student.

Step into the starry sky!

But the appearance of the heir family undoubtedly gave Bide a slap in the face.

It's not just about his own life, it's about his friends!

Shadow Spider-Man, who is also a teacher and friend, Spider Gwen who seems to have a crush on him, Spider-Man who eats three hot dogs in one meal, Peter Spider-Man, a middle-aged Peter Spider-Man who has entered a decadent period, a lively and cute spider mecha girl, and a little black spider who embarks on the road of growth with him......

These are all good friends who fight side by side with him, laugh and make trouble together!

There are also Toby spiders, Andrew spiders, and even Dutch spiders who have not yet met, all of whom Bid admires.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have traveled to their world twice.

Experimental ability is one thing, but "chasing stars" is also an important reason to choose their world!

How could he sit back and watch them be killed when he knew they were in danger?

Especially Shadow Spider-Man!

In the comics, he, along with another British Spider-Man, will be the first victims of the Heir family when they appear!

"Heir Family ......" Bied clenched his fists, he had never been so hungry for power for a moment!