Marvel: Ned the Mystic Mage

In the final analysis, Marvel's magicians borrowed the power of the Latitude Demon, and the side effects were huge. In the comics, Doctor Strange kept using magic so that most of his internal organs were corroded, and there were holes as big as fists in his stomach. In the comics, there was a group of people who paid the price of using magic for the Sorcerer Supreme. As a result, Doctor Strange kept using magic to make them all die. Generally speaking, unlike the wizards we imagine who use their own magic power to become stronger and higher in nature, Kama Taj's use of magic has to pay a price. This is still the case when the Trinity Weishan Emperor is a demon god of the good faction. The price of using magic from other latitude demon gods is greater than this.

? ? I came to see the protagonist play magic! Not looking at that woman named Huang 😅

This issue of appearance needs to be solved carefully, 😏😏😏😏😏, the skin tone is a bit too dark

To grab a dimension as the source of spells

If the author likes Spider-Man, he can dress as a Chinese student in the same class or school, but he has to wear a fat black man. How can he become popular?

I think Ned is the real winner in life. In the movie, his friend is Spider-Man, he can pick up girls easily, and he can win people across the multiverse. If all the copyrights are in the hands of Marvel, there will be no need for Doctor Strange. Let's just have Ned Strange.

There are four main sources of Marvel's magical power: ● Personal Energy - the psychic and spiritual power developed by esoteric ritualists and mages themselves. (Psychic energy, energy manipulation, astral projection, thought casting, etc.) ● Magical energy of the cosmic environment - By definition, this comes from Eternity, usually involves steps of casting a spell, and is limited by the dimension in which it is located and may not work elsewhere. Mages can harness this power to achieve many effects, such as teleportation and energy waves. ● Extradimensional Magical Energy - Use extradimensional energy to summon the existence of magical dimensions and the power gained by objects. They have different physical and magical rules from our world. Unlike the previous two, mages usually need to plead with these beings, through sacrifice or commitment. ● Magic Objects - Magic may also come in the form of powerful objects, such as Cyttorak's Crimson Gem. These are often created by powerful mages and extradimensional beings and have different uses and powers.

It really feels like the multiverse of madness in Doctor Strange II has had its spell-casting capabilities greatly weakened. Dr. Strange's various brilliant spells, multiple clones, space applications, and the ability to turn nothing into something are what a mage is. Melee combat may be useful, but a mage is not really a pure physical specialist. It is possible that he is holding a knife and intends to hack Dormammu to death.

It's not like you to have a tight rhythm! The protagonist is not given any chance to breathe. He just goes on and on. He doesn't even have a natural paragraph or a sentence during his daily rest, and just gives him a map. What we want to see is a compact rhythm, not something as compact as a human centipede, with all kinds of timelines flying around, making the viewer dizzy and confused.

As soon as she arrived, the yellow woman became much weaker like Quirrell who was influenced by TM Voldemort.

That fat guy? No, refuse.

What are you writing? I could still understand it when I went to the future, but when Thor went back to fight Thanos, it became more and more chaotic.

I found the first introduction quite interesting, but as I read on, I was immediately put off. I didn't even read the book.

So I wrote about the original world twice and stopped writing it, and kept traveling back and forth to other worlds?

Remember Ned seems to be Latino? In the comics, he is a white guy with blond hair and blue eyes. How can he have nothing to do with black people?

Ned? Just that yellow Southeast Asian guy?

This timeline of yours is giving people a headache.

I think it's better to travel through the multiverse, the original universe is even worse written😐

Ned Leeds, played by Jacob Batalon. My parents are Filipinos, so I can be a little bit shady, but I'm not an old bastard either. But he is indeed not very good-looking, so the author is really stupid in using him as the protagonist 😠

Should I say Ned or not? That's a big deal! Opening a portal for the first time! They've all gone to a parallel universe.

The protagonist and plot characters are too childish, it feels like the world through the eyes of a middle school student

No wonder my grades are so bad, it turned out to be about the multiverse. . . . . .

Can the Electro-Optical Man not only absorb electricity, but also laser light? But laser light is not electron movement, it is simply temperature.

It turns out that the protagonist is the fat man. The mountains are high and the roads are far. Goodbye fire.

Why should we lose weight? Is Ned still Ned who loses weight?

The fat black man in the opening movie is destined to hit the streets. You can just write a passerby, but you have to write like this. Unless the pig's feet are single. . . . . .

What does the protagonist say? Things happen and the consequences are completely out of control.

Let me ask you a question, is it finished normally or is it a mess? ?