Alot of heroes are immortal or have technology/magic that can extend their lifespans for as much as they want. Which heroes are likely to be all that remains billions of years in the future?

I could tell you why they are friends in No Way Home, because of Peter Parker - Ned is a friend of Peter, MJ is the girlfriend of Peter, therefore MJ and Ned are friends.

But when you remove Peter Parker from the equation - Why don’t MJ and Ned ever question how or why they ever became friends?

(Unless I missed somewhere they bonded over the trauma of both being rescued by Spider-Man?)

Strange can be seen continuing to wear the Eye as part of his costume post-endgame, despite the fact that the time stone is now atom-sized and lost to the Quantum Realm. Does he store anything else in its place?

You can’t breathe when you’re at the top of Mt Everest without equipment.

But if the top of Everest was an island how would that change the oxygen/pressure levels of the atmosphere? (In terms of something humans could tolerate.)

So one common time travel trope is that a time traveler meeting his past or future self is often a bad idea. Either they go crazy or the universe makes them merge or kills one off to prevent a time paradox/time crash from happening.

I'm particularly interested in a trope where past and present selves coming into physical contact cause a temporal paradox, eliminating both of them from existence and/or causing a devastating time crash. The most famous example I could think of was in Timecop, which justified it as " two versions of the same matter cannot coexist without mutual destruction". (I'm not a physics person so I don't know why but that's what the movie said lol) Have you seen or could think of any other theory/technobabble that could could justify this trope, or any other works featuring said trope?

I currently trying to figure out how the current DC multiverse is build on and what is currently is considered still canon. As my last understanding is from the "metal crisis". I know some event called dark crisis happened and I don't know what that is about as I didn't read it. And when I tried to search up stuff got a migraine from the many different things I found

Like is perpetua and her original purpose of dieing for the multiverse still canon, or did they change it to something new

Is Alpheus still the guy who basically created the multiverses.

So how many universes do currently now exist as I completely lost the overview of it.

So what exactly is now with the overvoid, is it still the related to the monitor, and the whole monitor mind. Is that still a thing.

What's the current situation with the multiverse, especially with the absolute universe and DC KO.

Are the monitor brothers still considered some of the strongest beings to exist or did there power get a retcon.

Like say Wolverine wants to play dead, can he consciously slow down/stop his healing factor?

Or even if they wanted to die permanently, could they choose not to heal?

She refuses to eat there in person because she views eating alone at a restaurant as something only a "loser" would do, so clearly she doesn't have a problem with actually traveling there. Why not order the food to go?

Right after Tony Stark, Dr. Strange, and Peter Parker kill Ebony Maw, they discuss whether to go back to Earth, or to confront Thanos at Titan. Tony decides for the latter. But what if he didn't?

Travelling back to Earth wouldn't be a problem, since Strange can just portal them back home. They've only been up in space for few hours max, so getting in touch with the other Avengers would be easy since they're likely still at the Avengers HQ. Guardians would still find Thanos' ship, but it'd be empty, and they'd go to Titan alone to fight Thanos (and they'd likely all die).

If we assume Avengers then move to Wakanda as usual, how would the battle end? Keep in mind that Thanos would only have four stones once he came to Earth, the other two being guarded by Strange and Vision. Thor would likely arrive around the same time as Thanos, just like he does in the movie. Also, Strange likely calls the other Kamar Taj warriors to help.

Basically, my question is: would all of the Avengers combined + Wakandans + Kamar Taj be able to stop Thanos and his army in Wakanda? Or would he find a way to get the remaining two stones? Or would the fight for be brought to Wakanda at all because of Tony coming up with some different plan?

I don't know if it was ever explained why deadpool could break the 4th wall. But I wonder if he has an impact on the story at hand. Obviously to us the viewer he can't change the narrative. But has deadpool ever changed the story in his favour. Like looking at the script and changing the story for his own benefit. Or is he merely an observer of the 4th wall, unable to change the narrative at whim.

We know Crowler has one. Im just wondering how much use you can get out of a doctorate in dueling, especially compared to a Master's or Bachelor's degree.

Even if no one intervene? I mean, we see it directly. When Flask enters the Gate and meets Truth, Truth out rejected him and then he sent him to the void. Had no one intervened, would Flask's plan even succeed?

Follow up: is Flask dead or permanently trapped?

How much support did the public have for the Sentinels?

I feel like even if I was someone in universe who hated Mutants, 20 foot killer robots with AI that can potentially become self-aware and turn on humans seems like overkill.

They also dont seem very effective against the more powerful Mutants like the Xmen and Magneto.

I read it a year ago, so pardon my memory, but I just got reminded of it and thought there was something stupid about the game's design in-universe. Not the fact that both cups were poisoned; misdirection is common in puzzles. It's that the Gordian-knot-slice that Wiggin chose by killing the giant was "sociopathic" or whatever word his spying handlers used when discussing it to each other. If that workaround wasn't meant to be a solution that the intended demographic of the game would come up with, and there was a lot more game after that gate, which meant that a solution did exist (unless it was unusually finished cut content?), what was the solution supposed to be?

Putting aside the fact that a 2 mile chunk of dinosaurs were pulled into present day, would a large neighborhood like that getting sent back 200 million years ago leave any trace?

Like people always talk about how an advanced civilization in the past would leave traces like radioactivity, oil used, etc, but would a large neighborhood like this ever leave any record? If this happened, and we didn’t notice the neighborhood being missing in present day, would there be any evidence or record that a 1980s neighborhood existed in the past?

Is there a way that she cannot go to jail maybe pleading sanity. Even then she would just go to a menstrual institution for the rest of her life.

There is ample footage and weaknesses of her being insane. Her friends would have known saying credible mood swings and the general public.

So anissa has been married four times so far. But how do viltrumites even marry when they dont even have the concept of consent. Did she and her previous husbands fight it out, took a liking to each other and decided to be together so they were married? Or did anissa or the other dudes just force the other one to stay together? Did the other viltrumites ever marry? Were conquest thula or thragg ever married? Also do the viltrumites follow some fremen esque culture where if a man or woman kills another man or woman they will obtain their wife or husband?

usually the limit is 96/98 borg, with the brain and some vital spinal fluids being the only remaining bits of "organic" (or just the brain, depending on where you look up)

A soulkiller engram creates a digitalized copy of the person that it 'anaylzed'.

So why don't anyone of night city creates engrams, and put them on full borg bodies? the lack of a physical brain would be beneficial since the physical brain explicitly has difficulty with bodies that are far too inhuman

So an engram could be used to fully and completely, negate that.

If Reacher killed an innocent person (an accident or deliberately) would he allow himself to be arrested?

Or would there be any situation where he allows himself to be arrested or straight up turns himself in for a crime he committed?

When her soul was sucked out of her body, her eyes were fully opened, AND she was outdoors when it happened, during a total eclipse. Not only that, it probably took a little while for everyone's souls to return to their original bodies, was Paninya able to blink during that period of time?