When it comes to Marvel's "multiverse" concept, I believe that the first thing that everyone thinks of is the "Spider-Man: Heroes No Return" that is still in theaters and the next "Doctor Strange 2". But if you have paid attention, you will find that Marvel began to pave the way for the "multiverse" as early as "Avengers 4", after the fermentation of works such as "Guardians of the Galaxy 3" and "Spider-Man: Hero Expedition", it was only in "Spider-Man: Homeless" that the "three worms in the same frame" picture naturally appeared.
So how interesting is the "multiverse" thing if unfolded? We may wish to go to other areas of Marvel to see, such as the new economic card game "Marvel Showdown" jointly produced by Marvel and NetEase before, which also opened a new chapter "Binary Universe". The first to appear after the game update is the "Mutant" deck led by Uncle Wolf and Professor X, which directly incorporates the X-Men into the Marvel Universe.
The combination of Marvel characters from the two universes has made the marvel characters in the game "Marvel Showdown" more than 150+, whether it is the familiar Spider-Man, Iron Man, Doctor Strange, or the relatively unfamiliar power gem holder Ronan and the soul gem holder Adam have appeared.
And because "Marvel Pair" uses 3D holographic technology, all the characters in the game have their own exclusive attack actions and special effects, and the performance effects of those characters we are familiar with are no worse than the movie special effects. Take the Iron Man we are most familiar with, the appearance and attack action of Iron Man after the special effects upgrade are indeed quite restored.
The Iceman, Storm Woman, and Phoenix Woman in the newly launched "Mutants" also have their own corresponding characteristics, as mutants, they are separated from the ordinary human use of cold weapons, hot weapons of combat. The Iceman and the Storm Woman both fight on their own elements, while the Phoenix Woman, who has the power of the Phoenix, even has the ability to easily destroy all the enemy's defenses.
So many characters are completely free for players, allowing players to form their own desired lineup in the game. For example, incarnate Spider-Man, beat up the stinky "old man" Doctor Strange in the movie, or make a game-specific black silk cheongsam widow to have an eye addiction and satisfy your own XP system.
In short, as long as you dare to think, it can be achieved in the game. Whether you're forming a lineup and players in a Marvel All-Star Brawl, or you want to assemble a lineup to explore the mysteries of the "binary universe", the game can be satisfied.
If you're interested in Marvel and card games, give it a try.