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This is the MCU variant, not the comic one, so no.

Dude. If you don't like it, why are you still reading? Nobody is forcing you to read it, and I ain't changing the story I want to write for you.

Electrons and Antiprotons are two different things. Antiprotons are exactly what they sound like: protons that are the opposite of regular protons, but are not electrons. The details are weird, but antimatter as a whole is weird to begin with, so I just roll with it.

Nope. This is my own way of giving them normal forms based on both real science and made-up stuff.

It's the name of the real guy who was the project manager of the Marks Climate Orbiter IRL, BTW. As in, there was a guy who was literally named John B. McNamee back then. I really feel sorry for the guy.

So, it is better to balance both, right? More strength but less endurance means we get tired very quickly. More endurance but less strength means we are basically durable punching bags.

So, from what I am getting from your comment, the first variation helps build the muscle fibers themselves, while the latter helps build the fuel for said muscle fibers. Is that right?

What is the difference between the two? I am assuming it has something to do with the heart?

Yeah, see, this is the reason why I stopped watching season two immediately. Messing with timelines when this show is supposed to be a prequel to the movies leads to all kinds of headaches, and I will not be including that. Slowing down time? Yes, interacting with the past? hell no.