Marvel: Selling Blind Boxes, Banner Gets a Super Saiyan Figure

A blind-box shop at the end of a Queens street was so quiet it was about to go under. The owner, Du Xian, guarded a square box priced at ten thousand dollars, wondering every day if he was going to become the most pathetic transmigrator ever. Then a man in a wrinkled plaid shirt, his cap pulled low, walked in: Bruce Banner, the future Hulk, now being hunted by the military with nowhere left to hide.

Du Xian sold him a blind box. Banner opened it on the spot and found a Nimbus Cloud, a set of Senzu Beans, and a yellow-haired doll. After fusing with them, Banner transformed into the Hulk on the night Abomination was born. Golden lightning crackled around his body as he shattered his opponent's arm with one punch, then vanished into the night on a cloud. S.H.I.E.L.D. sprang into action, and Black Widow soon followed him into the shop.

A prophecy scroll let Nick Fury witness a wormhole tearing open above New York, with an alien fleet beyond it. After eating a box of cookies, an agent awakened the power of fire. The wildly overpriced blind boxes on the shelves were drawing every superhero in the Marvel Universe into a contest of strength. As for the man who claimed to be an ordinary shopkeeper, he still had a trump card far more terrifying than the Super Saiyan doll.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.