Marvel: Bounty Hunter

There are very few Marvel characters that fit our aesthetic standards.

I've wanted to complain for a while, but seeing so many people complaining together, I guess I'll have to say it anyway: where did your intelligence go? Why not just copy Lorna's Magnetic Control at the start with a copy card? Why do you have to come up with all this messy stuff? It's exhausting to watch.

Everything else is fine, except for one thing: why not copy Polaris's ability? There's a copy card available, why make it harder?

Every time I see articles about Marvel and Pepper Potts from Iron Man, I can't help but complain. Tony Stark was a prodigy in his teens but couldn't let go of Pepper Potts, that freckled, bow-legged, crooked-necked tree. How come the main characters in Marvel are also affected? Is this some kind of "all female leads must be beautiful" rule? Does it mean that no matter how good-looking she is, as long as she's the female lead, that's all that matters?

He's like a pig, running around aimlessly. He has no purpose, and sometimes he acts inexplicably, killing Mystique and threatening Magneto—he's acting like an idiot!

Instead of copying the four fundamental powers right under your nose, you're copying a healing/support skill. Even if you want a healing skill, wouldn't it be better to copy Wolverine's? And why spend money on a psychic potion? Just find a low-level mutant with telekinesis or psychic abilities to copy it. You'll have to level up yourself anyway.

The author is out of their mind. With a universal shop for exchanging items and card copying, they keep coming up with low-level superpowers.

Don't drag everyone down to your level of stupidity.

To put it bluntly, they don't want their characters to be too invincible, otherwise the author won't have much to write about.

This novel, "The Daughter of the Planet Eater," is a poisonous point.