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Please take Wanda for yourself.

So the system isn't omnipotent? So he couldn't get into Deadpool's head? A character with human strength?

The comics, yeah. They suck. The Curse of Thanos, Deadpool Who Knows Stan Lee, comics, OVA, or whatever it's called.

Lightning > Fire = Water. Thor demonstrated one destructive power well, not to mention other functions, namely the Raikage's Lightning Armor (from Naruto), which increases Speed, Strength, and Defense, or Enel's sensorics (from One Piece, although it's a 50/50 split, lightning + Observation Haki). There's also a guy (from some anime where MC controls blue fire) who can control people with electricity.

Magic is a good development option. Even as an ordinary person, Stephen Strange was capable of many things, not to mention Wanda. Although the Speed skill is also good; Flash, who is faster than death, is a prime example.

In fact, he could have asked for a billion, because this is not the life of an ordinary billionaire, but the life of a Genius who will save half the Universe, if you think about it, even a billion seems like an underestimated price.

I'm all for adding some less powerful franchises that aren't related to Marvel. This would add chapters, since authors usually only write about the Starks, Captain America, and Asgard.

I hope the murder scene is well thought out. I haven't watched that show, but usually when a werewolf is killed, he returns to a human body and it's impossible to prove that he was a werewolf. I hope MC films how he kills the werewolf and how he turns back into a human after death (if that's how the show is thought out).

Buy Invisibility, Intangibility, and Teleportation. This is a very good addition to Hunter Assassin. Stand and watch kilometers away from the target and suddenly appear. He will become a more powerful version of Obito.

Damn, I thought there would be an epic fight, but MC started throwing balls.