Listen to the question: Who is the spiritual leader of the Avengers in the final battle against Thanos?
[A, Nick Fury]
B, Captain America
[C, Iron Man]
[D, Thor]
With the emergence of the latest topic, Iron Man and Rhodes temporarily stopped discussing it and began to focus on it.
"The Avengers? Is this what our "earth coalition forces" are called? It's really cliché!" Iron Man couldn't help but complain.
"It's better than calling the "Earth Alliance' directly." Rhodes weakly corrected him on the side and then said sternly, "Let's take a look at the options, Nick Fury? Who is this?"
saying that Rhodes glanced at Iron Man and Coleson and asked, "Do you two know each other?"
"You want to ask me about the cover girl of Motto? I must know." Iron Man shook his head and shrugged. "But this one knows that it is an unknown guy at a glance? You should ask Coleson."
"Yes, I bet you know the cover girl for the motto." Rhodes teased.
It has been spread all over the world. The cover girl of Motto Magazine's twelve months has all been slept on by Tony Stark, a dude!
"Coleson?" Rhodes immediately looked at Coleson, and when he saw the other's expression, he knew it: "It seems that you do know him."
"Nick Fury is my boss, the current director of S.H.I.E.L.D.E.L.D." Coleson confessed without hiding anything.
"Sounds like a big man." Rhodes nodded and continued to ask, "Your boss should be most familiar to you. Do you think he might be the leader of the Earth Alliance?"
"It's not that I'm flattering my boss, but I think it's possible." Coleson nodded and added, "Moreover, I think the possibility is not small."
Naturally, others will not know, but Coleson knows that Nick Fury has formed a secret special forces team called the Avengers.
The agents are called the Avengers!
Hawkeye Button and Black Widow Natasha are the first-generation Avengers.
Rhodes and Iron Man obviously misunderstood something and mistakenly believed that the "Earth Alliance" was called the Avengers, but in fact, Coleson knew that the Avengers must be members of the Avengers.
And Nick Fury, as the founder of the Avengers, became the spiritual leader of the Avengers. Isn't it a logical thing?
"Sorry, Coleson, I interrupted to ask, is there anything special about your boss? I mean, having steel armour, being able to transform into a giant, or possessing other extraordinary means?"
Iron Man asked sharply at this time.
"Although my boss does not possess the abilities you mentioned," Coleson replied to Iron Man with a straight face, "But he is the best agent I have ever seen."
"In other words, is he just an ordinary agent? No offence, but the opponent is the overlord of the universe! It's an alien legion!"
"You can see, there are many superheroes participating in this war!"
"By the way, the guy in the cloak and Peter in the tights should all be superheroes, because normal people don't wear it like that."
"Then the question is, how can a superhero recognise an ordinary agent as a leader? Do you think the blond woman who blocked Thanos will recognise an ordinary person as a leader? She won't!"
"I won't! I am a superhero, so I know what the superhero is thinking. The strong are led by the weak. Isn't it ridiculous?"
Iron Man is plausible, but to a certain extent, it makes sense.
But Coleson still insists on his own opinion. The reason Iron Man thinks that way is because of information asymmetry.
Because Iron Man didn't know, the Avengers that Nick Fury wanted to form were actually an alliance of superheroes.
The members are not ordinary people!
Even Iron Man is one of the objects Nick Fury wants to absorb.
From the video, it appears that Nick Fury finally succeeded in forming this alliance.
The superheroes shown in the video may be members of the Avengers.
The strong will not be led by the weak. This way of looking at problems is too simple and rude.
"You have some truth, but I reserve my opinion." Coulson said to Iron Man
"It seems that we have a disagreement." Rhodes shrugged on one side and said, "Then put this option aside for the time being and keep watching. Option B is Captain America. What do you think?"
"Isn't he just an ordinary person who has reached the limit of the human body? How can He De become the spiritual leader of the Earth Alliance?"
Iron Man shook his head disapprovingly.
If others don't say it, it is impossible for Iron Man himself to regard this kind of person as a spiritual leader.
"Although I am a fan of Captain America, I think we have reached a consensus." Coleson agreed this time.
It is true that Coleson has always admired Captain America, but this has not influenced his judgement.
Don't forget, the question is about the spiritual leaders of the Avengers!
Those avengers are not ordinary people but superheroes, possessing a powerful force beyond that of ordinary people.
It is very possible to be even stronger than Captain America. After all, according to the data, Captain America is only the limit for ordinary people.
And when a person has great power, he lacks awe.
Colson felt that it was unlikely that those people would regard Captain America as a spiritual leader.
"Not only is Captain America with the B option, but I think we should also be able to reach a consensus with the C option, Iron Man?"
Rhodes shrugged at this moment and said, "To one side.
Although he did not express his opinion on the B option, he also clearly expressed his opinion.
Obviously, he does not think that Captain America can be a spiritual leader.
"Tony, you are arrogant, arrogant, selfish, without the slightest sense of teamwork... Am I right?" Rhodes then looked at Iron Man and pointed out his shortcomings mercilessly.
"Yes, what you said is right!" Iron Man did not deny it either. "Additionally, I have no interest in being a leader or anything. I can think about being an idol."
"So it's impossible for someone like you to become a leader! Then option C can also be eliminated." Rhodes spread his hands.
The two options B and C were so happily eliminated by everyone.
In the end, there is only one D left.