Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite trailer was just released

[science_is_fun]

This is just... Actually, it's not as bad as the last thing you brought me out for, but I suppose it's hard to top that.

...Do you think I could get my hands on the Time Stone and stop myself from creating Ultron? It might mean that the Vision wouldn't be created, but I'm sure I can think of a way to make that happen regardless.

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[moltenman]

Because that's really the best idea, throw weird time magic into a world that already has enough weirdness.

[Mark, be nice.]

Hey, I have lava powers and even I think that's stupid.

[science_is_fun]

I'm not actually going to go through with that. I'm pretty sure that, if Ultron didn't exist, I'd be living in a world ruled by Kang the Conqueror, and I'm not sure which would be worse.

[pixiesized]

God, am I ever going to get a break from having to see that ugly bucket of bolts?

[science_is_fun]

Sorry - it would probably help if my mundane didn't feel obligated to bring me out every time he rears his head.

[pixiesized]

I think what would really help is if everyone just let that whole thing go. I mean, isn't it kind of beating a dead horse at this point? How many times can Ultron be the big bad in a five year period without it feeling a little repetitive? We've gone up against way worse. Ultron just feels like the worst we've ever faced because he happens to be the one that comes with all the emotional baggage.

Though, it is a nice opportunity to see you again. [Or some version of Henry Pym. Regardless of this particular Janet's history, Hank is always going to be family to her.] Maybe it isn't all bad.

[science_is_fun]

For me, he's somewhere in the top three, even if we ignore... all of the baggage. Though I'm not sure if I want to know what's worse - the worst that we've had to deal with is Galactus, and I'm not sure if Kang or Ultron is the bigger problem. [Sure, there's Loki, but he tends to dismiss a lot of the mystical mumbo-jumbo that he heard about the guy.]

...Thanks, though. It's always a little strange, seeing a different version of someone I know, but I'm not going to complain. [Especially not in this case.]

[pixiesized]

I mean, between the options presented, I think I'd go with Kang? But my reasons are entirely personal. Galactus is the destroyer of worlds and Ultron has made my life hell and hurt the people I care about most, but Kang took everything from me.

Personally, I think the worst we've ever gone up against is each other or the other superhero teams.

[science_is_fun]

[Hank's not really sure how to address that first one - he has enough trouble with saying the wrong thing when it comes to his own universe's Jan, and this sounds like a particularly fresh wound.

Still, that last part works as a good subject change.] I've heard about that sort of thing. I'd say that I can't believe it, but sometimes, it feels like it would only take a single spark to set us off. [Then again, Hulk stuck with the Avengers in his world, which probably doesn't help with that feeling.]