A person is writing a diary in an American comic book, and Iron Man collapses at the beginning.

Chapter 151 Infinite Ultron, a ruthless superman who can even slaughter the multiverse!

Just imagine.

If the Battle of New York described in the diary really happened, Loki painstakingly stole the Tesseract, opened the portal, and painstakingly teleported the Chitauri army over.

He wanted to take over New York and realize his ambitions.

However, they discovered that on the other side of the portal, a densely packed army of steel awaited them!

Loki's expression must have been quite something.

It's not just the Battle of New York.

The diary clearly states that the era of superheroes is coming, an era of chaos and depravity.

Various threats are emerging one after another.

But what about humans?

Indeed, there is a lack of means to deal with those various threats.

Therefore, logically speaking, Earth does need certain defense measures, and Earth does need an iron army!

The only problem is...

Jarvis's current computing power is far from sufficient. Controlling a small number of Iron Man suits is fine, but controlling an entire Iron Legion is clearly not an option.

Therefore, the only factor restricting the Iron Legion is artificial intelligence technology.

In terms of artificial intelligence, Tony is the authority in this world, the most powerful expert in the world!

However, as of now, Tony Stark has been unable to upgrade Jarvis, so the Iron Legion project has to be put on hold.

However, it seems that this problem didn't bother Tony for long.

In that other world, didn't he create the Iron Legion?

This means that the other party has solved the problem of artificial intelligence.

If that other version of myself could do this, then he, Tony, can do it too!

"Age of Ultron?"

Soon, Tony Stark's gaze fell on this word, and he couldn't help but shrug.

era?

Isn't this a bit too exaggerated?

It seems that the machine crisis caused by that other version of myself in another universe is indeed very serious.

Otherwise, the crisis wouldn't have been named "Age of Ultron".

But as I said before, that was just Tony Stark from another universe, not him!

If Tony Stark were to actually research Ultron, he would undoubtedly achieve great success, just like his counterpart in Universe 838.

Instead of suffering a complete defeat like myself in the 199999 universe.

Tony Stark, who was always full of confidence, had no doubt about this.

Just like in the movie Avengers: Age of Ultron, even though he had already created a failed Ultron, Tony still didn't hesitate to continue creating Vision when given the chance.

That's just the nature of a playboy.

Call it blind confidence or arrogance, but to some extent, he really doesn't learn from his mistakes.

If even real-life facts are like this, then it goes without saying that spoilers in diaries are even more true.

not to mention.

The diary not only reveals the failed case of Age of Ultron, but also the successful case of Universe 838!

"Hydra Trample?"

"Another Iron Man?"

Nick Fury raised an eyebrow in front of the other diary, and his expression became quite interesting.

Captain Carter's diary mentioned this a long time ago, and explicitly stated that this was a female version of Captain America.

The results of it?

Captain America simply doesn't exist in this universe!

Anyway, whether it's a man or a woman, there can only be one Captain America, right?

Well, this kind of thing is probably just a coincidence, Nick Fury thought for a moment and then didn't think much of it.

There's nothing to dwell on about Hydra Trappers; there's no doubt that even though Rogers didn't become Captain America, he still threw himself into the valiant fight against Hydra.

This didn't surprise the braised egg maker at all.

But what does the other Iron Man mean?

Could it be that Steve Rogers in Universe 838 is a scientist who is no less capable than Tony Stark in every aspect?

Ah this!

What kind of plot twist is this?

Although Lu Dan is quite happy to see this kind of thing, Rogers, a muscle man, doesn't really fit the style of a scientist, right?

It's Captain Carter again, mutants again, Doctor Strange killing the purple potato, and Ultron again...

It seems that the discrepancy between this 838 universe and the 199999 universe is quite large!

[And then there's the hallucination.]

If Stark's Ultron plan hadn't failed, and Ultron hadn't become a major villain aiming to wipe out all of humanity, where would Vision have come from?

[It's important to know that Vision was created jointly by Ultron and the Starks!]

It's funny, really. Stark designed Ultron to maintain peace on Earth and protect it from a huge threat.

But Ultron believed that humanity was precisely the greatest threat to Earth.

To maintain peace on Earth, the extinction of all humanity is necessary; there's no more ironic situation.

Hammer it!

This is now completely and definitively confirmed.

The Age of Ultron was indeed created by Tony Stark.

If the previous spoilers in the diary were only indirectly revealed between the lines...

So this spoiler clearly states in black and white that the Age of Ultron was Tony Stark's fault!

The diary also briefly recounts the general outline of the crisis during the Age of Ultron.

It does indeed align with some of the behaviors and thoughts of a playboy.

Tony Stark did indeed create Ultron to protect Earth, but he accidentally messed things up and caused Ultron to go out of control.

There's not much to say about that.

However, there was one thing that Tony really didn't quite understand.

How exactly did the other self in that other world design Ultron's program?

Why would Ultron's "thinking" be so distorted?

It could even be described as an utterly absurd deviation!

What logic led Ultron to believe that humanity is the greatest threat to Earth?

No matter how you look at it, this mistake is simply too outrageous.

It could even be described as outrageous—opening the door for his outrageous mother; it's outrageous to the extreme.

When it comes to artificial intelligence robots, even if you're not a professional scientist, anyone with a modicum of intelligence will think of a crucial question.

Intelligent robots must not harm humans!

For example, Asimov's famous "Three Laws of Robotics" has been adopted by many science fiction films and novels.

The first rule is that robots must not harm humans or allow humans to be harmed.

Keep in mind that this is just a science fiction writer!

Not to mention scientists of Tony Stark's caliber.

He couldn't possibly not have thought of that!

Tony was certain that, regardless of how that other version of himself designed Ultron's program, the rule against harming humans must have been ingrained in Ultron's source code.

In other words, it is deeply ingrained in Ultron's DNA.

In this situation, how could Ultron do something that goes against its own source code?

For intelligent robots, source code is like the will of God to humans—it is impossible to disobey!

So, what exactly happened?

Tony frowned slightly, lost in deep thought.

But no matter how much I thought about it, I still couldn't figure out what was going on.

Besides this, there was another thing that surprised and puzzled the Playboy.

When the diary mentioned that Vision was a robot, Tony speculated that there was a high probability that Vision was created by himself.

After all, looking at the whole of America, no, looking at the whole world, from a technological point of view, Tony Stark definitely has the biggest advantage.

As it turns out, Tony was right, or rather, half right.

That's exactly why Tony was so confused.

Did he and Ultron team up to create Vision?

Isn't Ultron a major villain who tries to wipe out all of humanity?

Even from the name "Age of Ultron," it's clear that Ultron put his idea of ​​annihilating all of humanity into action, causing immense destruction!

Otherwise, why would later generations have named this crisis the "Age of Ultron"?

So here's the problem.

Judging from the various records in the diary, in this chaotic era of superheroes, the Avengers are the most important force in fighting against various supernatural threats and protecting the Earth!

And he, Tony Stark, is one of the Avengers' Big Three!

In other words, Tony Stark should be Ultron's enemy, so how could he have teamed up with him to create Vision?

Not to mention, Vision was a superhero who later joined the Avengers, and his ideas were completely different from Ultron's idea of ​​destroying all of humanity.

Even if Tony wanted to create it, Ultron wouldn't be so stupid as to create a powerful enemy that opposes him, right?

So what exactly happened?

The whole affair involving Ultron and Vision is a complete mess, a tangled mess that's impossible to unravel!

No, it's not just about wiping out all of humanity; wiping out all of humanity is just the first step.

From Ultron's perspective, humanity is merely one of the greatest threats to Earth, but not the only one.

All other living beings besides humans are also a threat to Earth, only not as great as humans.

Therefore, to achieve true peace on Earth, all life on Earth must be eliminated, turning the planet into a dead planet!

This principle applies on Earth, on other planets, and throughout the entire universe.

That's why Infinite Ultron slaughtered the multiverse.

Ah this!

Tony Stark was truly speechless, utterly speechless.

Once again, Playboy wanted to dig out Ultron's source code and take a closer look at what his other self had actually written.

Why would Ultron's thinking be so skewed?

It's so absurd it's like a joke.

To achieve true peace on Earth, must we eliminate all life on Earth?

Good heavens, that's incredibly extreme!

That's right. If no life existed on Earth and it became a dead star, there would indeed be no more wars and peace would prevail.

But what is the point of such peace?

So, is the spoiler in the diary really true? Could that other version of myself really design such an absurd intelligent robot?

This whole thing is even more absurd than Ultron's absurd ideas!

"Infinite Ultron?"

Nick Fury's one eye narrowed slightly, his attention immediately drawn to the word.

Why is the prefix "infinite" added before the name Ultron?

So what's the difference between Infinite Ultron and Ultron?

The braised eggs couldn't possibly know the differences in such detail.

But one thing is certain: this Infinite Ultron is far, far more powerful than Ultron.

This infinite Ultron is capable of slaughtering the multiverse!

This is terrifying!

This is about the multiverse!

Lu Dan has had the diary for quite some time now, and Satan has revealed many incredibly powerful figures among them.

The most typical example is the purple sweet potato spirit, and there are also things like Odin, Gu, and Dormammu.

But looking at all those overpowered figures, the only one who can reach the multiverse level is Scarlet Witch.

Or after he turned evil.

Moreover, the corrupted Scarlet Witch merely "slashed through" the multiverse, while Infinite Ultron "slaughtered" the multiverse.

It seems that Infinite Ultron is even more powerful than the corrupted Scarlet Witch!

So what kind of monster did that Stark guy create?!

"Wait a moment!"

Just as Nick Fury was secretly grumbling to himself, a thought suddenly struck him, and he realized a crucial point.

The word "infinite" in the prefix "Infinite" Ultron also seems to appear in another word.

"Infinity" Gem.

So, is there any connection between Infinite Ultron and the Infinity Stones?

Of course.

Linking Infinite Ultron and the Infinity Stones simply by using the prefix "infinite" is indeed too far-fetched.

However, this is the only connection Nick Fury can find with Infinite Ultron based on all the information he has so far.

But whether the two are truly related is something that braised eggs cannot determine.

[It has to be said that Infinite Ultron is truly formidable; since its creation, it has been unstoppable, slaying all who stand in its way.]

The Avengers were easily wiped out like fragile sheep, and Asgard, a realm of gods, was destroyed with a flick of the wrist. Only Captain Marvel could put up a fight.

[But it was only a brief respite; in the end, it was mercilessly killed.]

The destruction of universe after universe is nothing short of a catastrophe for the multiverse.

Even the Observer, who transcends the multiverse, was terrified by Infinite Ultron!

Gudong!

Black Widow couldn't help but swallow unconsciously.

If what's described in the diary is true, then this Infinite Ultron is a bit too powerful, isn't it?

Are the Avengers, such a powerful superhero team, really "like sheep"?

Even a place like Asgard was destroyed by them in the blink of an eye?

Even a top-tier powerhouse like Captain Marvel, who can easily defeat the fully-equipped purple potato, can only hold her off for a short time!

You don't even need to experience these things firsthand; just reading about them in Japan is enough to send chills down your spine.

(End of this chapter)