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

Chapter 178 Stark: I traveled back in time and met my father?

So here's the question.

Why would Captain America think that the person with his face is Loki?

Considering the illusion Loki created at the Dark Energy Alliance base, Tony made a perfectly reasonable deduction.

Loki's illusions shouldn't be limited to creating illusions of himself; he should also be able to create illusions of other people!

Or.

As a god from Asgard, Loki's magic is not limited to mere illusions.

Loki is very likely capable of transforming himself into other people.

So the other Captain America mistook the future Captain America for Loki in disguise?

If that's the case, then logically speaking, it makes a lot of sense.

However, if that's the case, it would make the current situation even more troublesome.

Those Avengers are not just suspected of being controlled by Loki, they might even be Loki himself in disguise!

Of course, all of this is just Tony's speculation.

Although Tony thought it was highly likely, there was no relevant evidence to prove that this was the case.

But one thing is certain for Tony: when it comes to Loki, no amount of respect is ever wrong.

In any case, they were gods from Asgard!

[And then there's Iron Man and Ant-Man, who also come from the future!]

To obtain the Tesseract, the two of them worked together and meticulously plotted against Iron Man in the past.

[They even caused Iron Man's heart to stop; it was incredibly dangerous.]

[Who would have thought that man proposes, God disposes? Just when the Rubik's Cube was about to be obtained, it was destroyed by the enraged Hulk.]

Plans really do change in an instant.

Loki managed to steal the Rubik's Cube and even used its power to escape.

coming!

finally come!

Even more impressively, Pym particles are effective not only on ordinary objects but also on powerful artifacts. Thor's hammer was magnified dozens of times, rendering Thor unable to move.

[In the end, Thor was suffocated to death by Deadpool pinching his nose, haha, that's how hilarious his death was.]

Can't Tony Stark develop the Pym Particle?

Tony Stark couldn't help but curl his lip, his face full of disapproval. Wasn't that a bit too absolute?

In Tony's eyes, the world is divided into only two things.

One is the one he has already researched, and the other is the one he is unwilling to research!

As long as Tony is willing, there's no mystery that can't be solved!

But it's a pity.

A person's energy is extremely limited, and it's impossible for Tony to be involved in every field, right?

Pym particles are one such example.

However, Tony Stark believed that given enough time and the will to do so, he would be able to figure it out.

After a moment of indignation, Tony turned his attention back to the diary and a look of sudden realization dawned on him.

Making himself bigger and smaller—is that Ant-Man's secret?

Case solved!

Therefore, the Ant-Man mentioned repeatedly in the diary is not some other skill related to ants.

Instead, it can shrink itself to the size of an ant?

I have to say, this ability is quite... interesting.

That's right, after unveiling the mystery of Ant-Man, Playboy only gave this assessment.

While being able to shrink to the size of an ant does indeed allow one to accomplish many things, in Tony's case, that's about it.

However, if "Ant-Man" is just a general term and does not represent the limit of Ant-Man, and the other party can continue to shrink to an even smaller scale, then it's a completely different story.

(End of this chapter)