American Comics: Building Baymax from the Start, Using Cutting-Edge Tech to Build a Reputation

He wakes up as Killian, a Marvel villain, and is bound to the All-Heavens Black Technology System. By gaining fame and building up prestige through his own technological inventions, he can unlock all kinds of absurdly powerful black tech. He browses the shop, skips the T-Virus and the Ultimate Nullifier, and picks the item that looks the most harmless: Baymax from Big Hero 6. Two months later, at Times Square in New York. In front of hundreds of people, Killian slices open his own arm. A red metal case unfolds automatically, and a white inflatable robot rapidly takes shape. As the crowd watches, the round robot scans the wound, disinfects it, and bandages it. Then it tilts its head toward the audience: “Your emotional state appears elevated. May I give you a hug?” The press conference hasn’t even ended, and the news is already blowing up online. Maya Hansen stares at the live broadcast and calls Killian. She wants to trade her research on the Extremis Virus for a chance to join Advanced Idea Mechanics. Meanwhile, the System’s prestige counter is skyrocketing by triple digits every second. Thanos is still somewhere in the universe collecting his Stones, while Killian has already opened the interface to unlock his second piece of black tech. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.