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Chapter 550: Surface Life

Twelve levels of life.

The general population definitely needs to be put aside first.

The life level of ordinary people is just ordinary. It is the most basic life unit in the Marvel universe, so there is no need to calculate their life level.

Whether they are Earthlings, Kree people, or ordinary people from other civilizations in the universe, they are essentially just ordinary beings in the Marvel universe.

The so-called twelve different life levels actually refer to the twelve extraordinary levels. Only those who can be called extraordinary life 31 are qualified to step into the Pyramids divided by strength. The most common type of extraordinary life in the Marvel universe, that is, Pyramids are the lowest level and most numerous extraordinary beings. They are generally referred to as surface-level strength.

What does that mean?

As the name suggests.

Surface-level characters are characters who can only occupy a place on the surface of the planet. Most of them are unable to leave their planet and carry out activities in the universe.

The strength of this type of extraordinary life is extremely limited, and it has just entered the threshold of extraordinary life. Some of the surface-level beings can even be killed by bullets.

Most of the superheroes active on the planet are at this level, such as Iron Man in his normal state, and Captain of the United States who changes his life by taking drugs.

Definitely.

Because OAA favors the earth, these surface-level heroes cannot be viewed according to common sense. Sometimes they will burst out with bug-like power.

Let’s talk about the surface-level heroes who don’t have much aura of earth’s luck. They are probably Black Panther, Winter Soldier, Widow Sister, Hawkeye, etc. They are considered to be beyond ordinary people. Ordinary people can’t reach it through hard work, but they will also be bullets. To the character who ends his life.

In fact, Hulk in his normal state is also at the surface level.

It's just the overlord among the surface level.

Although Hulk has the characteristic of being able to become infinitely stronger through anger, most Hulks in parallel universes are actually not angry to an exaggerated level.

Otherwise Green Shang Hulk wouldn't have appeared a few times. In fact, the Hulk in many universes is actually not as scary as his reputation.

The battles of surface-level heroes can generally only affect a city or so, and they may even be unable to destroy a city even with all their strength.

After all, the extraordinary beings at this level can only be regarded as the bottom layer of the Marvel life level Pyramids, and most of the representative heroes have extremely limited destructive power. The scene of destruction caused by the Hulk in his normal state could not destroy a city even in a short while.

It is difficult for the weaker surface level to destroy a building.

Definitely.

The normal army and police will definitely not be able to fight against this type of heroes. They are the kings of soldiers and dragon kings in many Long Aotian novels.

Only the extraordinary can compete with the extraordinary.

If you want to deal with this type of existence, you usually have to find characters of the same level or higher. Their individual combat capabilities far exceed those of special forces.

Ignoring surface-level heroes like Hulk who may encounter special situations, forming an army by one person is probably the highest ceiling for extraordinary beings at this level.

In terms of combat ability, a superhero of this level should be on par with a well-trained army, and is especially suitable for carrying out tasks such as assassinations.