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* WhatCouldPossiblyGoWrong: With his new arrows, allies and element of surprise, Hawkeye was taking the Avengers down one by one, and pointed that "This is just too easy!". Cue for Captain America attacking him from the back, getting the bow out of his hands.
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* WhatCouldPossiblyGoWrong: With his new arrows, allies and element of surprise, Hawkeye was taking the Avengers down one by one, and pointed that "This is just too easy!". Cue for Captain America attacking him from the back, getting the bow out of his hands.hands.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Things began simple and ordered, with a small sample of characters and each one with an origin story, and then Walt Simonson began to introduce old villains by loads, all taken from out of nowhere. [[spoiler:And yet, that was actually the case. Realizing the nature of the universe, Loki was summoning reflections of characters from the "main" universe, to contribute to his master plan.]]
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* FantasticVoyagePlot: As in ComicBook/TheKreeSkrullWar, Henry Pym made a voyage inside the Vision, to repair him. But, being a 90's comic book, it was hardly fantastic.
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* FantasticVoyagePlot: As in ComicBook/TheKreeSkrullWar, Henry Pym made a voyage inside the Vision, Vision to repair him. But, being a 90's comic book, it was hardly fantastic.
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* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: When things began, Henry Pym and Janet Van Dyne had no super powers, they were just a scientist and his wife. Pym tested a particle to reduce his size and get inside the Vision... and Janet, when she need it, reduced to wasp size, with no reason or explanation. May be explained with the change of writers, as Pym was already Ant-Man when Simonson replaced the disgraced Liefeld, and perhaps he was not informed of this change at the new universe (he must had thought that he working with Pym and Wasp of always)
* OneWingedAngel: Loki becomes all-powerful, and a giant. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in his case, after all he's the son of giants.
* OneWingedAngel: Loki becomes all-powerful, and a giant. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in his case, after all he's the son of giants.
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* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: When things began, Henry Pym and Janet Van Dyne had no super powers, powers; they were just a scientist and his wife. Pym tested a particle to reduce his size and get inside the Vision... and Janet, when she need needed it, reduced to wasp size, with no reason or explanation. May This may be explained with the change of writers, as Pym was already Ant-Man when Simonson replaced the disgraced Liefeld, and perhaps he was not informed of this change at the new universe (he must had and thought that he was working with Pym and Wasp of always)
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* OneWingedAngel: Loki becomes all-powerful, and a giant. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in his case, after all he's the son of giants.
* OneWingedAngel: Loki becomes all-powerful, and a giant. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in his case, after all he's the son of giants.
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* TeamMemBerInTheAdaptation: Granted, the first two Swordsmen were Avengers, but the Swordsman in this series is a retroactive case as in 2000, it was revealed he was actually the pocket universe's incarnation of Deadpool.
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* TeamMemBerInTheAdaptation: TeamMemberInTheAdaptation: Granted, the first two Swordsmen were Avengers, but the Swordsman in this series is a retroactive case as in 2000, it was revealed he was actually the pocket universe's incarnation of Deadpool.
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* CanonCharacterAllAlong: Swordsman was initially the only Avenger without a clear Earth-616 counterpart (the original Swordsman was a villain who had died years earlier). In the later ''Heroes Reborn: Remnants'' series, it was revealed he was his Earth's counterpart of [[spoiler: ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}]].
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* CanonCharacterAllAlong: Swordsman was initially the only Avenger without a clear Earth-616 counterpart (the original Swordsman was a villain who had died years earlier). In the later ''Heroes Reborn: Remnants'' series, one-shot, it was revealed he was his Earth's counterpart of [[spoiler: ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}]].ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}.
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* TeamMemBerInTheAdaptation: Granted, the first two Swordsmen were Avengers, but the Swordsman in this series is a retroactive case as in 2000, it was revealed he was actually the pocket universe's incarnation of Deadpool.
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** While ultimately averted, the issue before the change from Liefeld to Walt Simsonson for ''Avengers'' hinted that Hawkeye was a different person than Clint Barton, as a flashback in the issue sees Hawkeye and a man called Reaper trying to infiltrate HYDRA, only to be caught and Reaper getting part of his right arm shot off and Hawkeye telling him something important, but the simulation is interrupted by Hellcat, the implication being that "Reaper" was the ''HR'' version of the Grim Reaper and hence, Hawkeye was [[ComicBook/WonderMan Simon Williams]], as opposed to Clint Barton (or at the very least, given a Wonder Man does appear in it, that Hakweye and Grim Reaper are RelatedInTheAdaptation). However, because of the change, Hawkeye was shown to be Clint Barton, as always.
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** While ultimately averted, the issue before the change from Liefeld to Walt Simsonson for ''Avengers'' hinted that Hawkeye was a different person than Clint Barton, as a flashback in the issue sees Hawkeye and a man called Reaper trying to infiltrate HYDRA, only to be caught and Reaper getting part of his right arm shot off and Hawkeye telling him something important, but the simulation is interrupted by Hellcat, the implication being that "Reaper" was the ''HR'' version of the Grim Reaper and hence, Hawkeye was [[ComicBook/WonderMan Simon Williams]], as opposed to Clint Barton (or at the very least, given a Wonder Man does appear in it, that Hakweye Hawkeye and Grim Reaper are RelatedInTheAdaptation). However, because of the change, Hawkeye was shown to be Clint Barton, as always.
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* RelatedDifferentlyInTheAdaptation: The Vision and Ultron are still tied to Hank Pym, but here, Hank created Vision ''before'' creating Ultron, as opposed to the usual "Pym makes Ultron, then Ultron makes the Vision" route.
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** Mantis is the object of Kang's desires as well as his primary source of motivation, essentially making her this reality's version of Princess Ravonna. This is also reflective of the Mantis seen ''ComicBook/TheCrossing'' before ''ComicBook/AvengersForever'' retconned that ''Crossing''!Mantis was a Space Phantom.
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** Mantis is the object of Kang's desires as well as his primary source of motivation, essentially making her this reality's version of Princess Ravonna. This is also reflective of the Mantis seen ''ComicBook/TheCrossing'' before ''ComicBook/AvengersForever'' retconned that ''Crossing''!Mantis that particular "Mantis" was a Space Phantom.
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ComicBook/TheAvengers were rebooted in 1996, in the ComicBook/HeroesReborn universe.
It was managed at first by Creator/RobLiefeld. The Avengers find Thor frozen in ice, they fight against Kang, Hulk, the Masters of Evil... and not much else.
Liefeld was fired, and Creator/WaltSimonson replaced him. The story then focus on Loki's plan to create and consume dimensional duplicates, and eventually becomes all-powerful.
!Tropes
* AdaptationalVillainy: In this continuity, Mantis is Kang's lover and partner rather than an Avenger.
* AgeLift: ComicBook/TheVision is actually ''older'' than ComicBook/{{Ultron}} in this, as Ultron was created in this reality to replace Vision as [[ComicBook/AntMan Hank Pym]]'s lab assistant.
* BigNo: When giant Loki turned to his back and saw a giant Odin, ready to defy him. "No! It's impossible!"
* BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu: The Swordsman, an ordinary human with nothing but, well, swords, tries to attack Hulk. How ''else'' did you expect it to finish?
* CanonCharacterAllAlong: Swordsman was initially the only Avenger without a clear Earth-616 counterpart (the original Swordsman was a villain who had died years earlier). In the later ''Heroes Reborn: Remnants'' series, it was revealed he was his Earth's counterpart of [[spoiler: ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}]].
* CompositeCharacter:
** Hellcat has the codename and civilian identity (Patsy Walker) of her Earth-616 counterpart, but is a [[CatGirl werecat]] like Tigra.
** As mentioned under "Canon Character All Along", Swordsman was revealed to be [[spoiler: [[ComicBook/{{Deadpool}} Wade Wilson]]]].
** Combining this with DecompositeCharacter, [[ComicBook/AntMan Hank Pym]] takes ComicBook/{{Ultron}}'s role as the creator of ComicBook/TheVision.
** While ultimately averted, the issue before the change from Liefeld to Walt Simsonson for ''Avengers'' hinted that Hawkeye was a different person than Clint Barton, as a flashback in the issue sees Hawkeye and a man called Reaper trying to infiltrate HYDRA, only to be caught and Reaper getting part of his right arm shot off and Hawkeye telling him something important, but the simulation is interrupted by Hellcat, the implication being that "Reaper" was the ''HR'' version of the Grim Reaper and hence, Hawkeye was [[ComicBook/WonderMan Simon Williams]], as opposed to Clint Barton (or at the very least, given a Wonder Man does appear in it, that Hakweye and Grim Reaper are RelatedInTheAdaptation). However, because of the change, Hawkeye was shown to be Clint Barton, as always.
** Mantis is the object of Kang's desires as well as his primary source of motivation, essentially making her this reality's version of Princess Ravonna. This is also reflective of the Mantis seen ''ComicBook/TheCrossing'' before ''ComicBook/AvengersForever'' retconned that ''Crossing''!Mantis was a Space Phantom.
* DecompositeCharacter:
** As mentioned in "Composite Character", Ultron's role as the Vision's creator is taken by Hank Pym. In fact, as mentioned under "Age Lift", Ultron is actually ''younger'' than Vision in this, as Ultron was created to replace Vision as Hank's assistant.
** As in ''[[Series/TheIncredibleHulk1977 The Incredible Hulk Returns]]'' before it and the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse since, Donald Blake is a separate person from Thor.
* TheFaceless: Hawkeye. In ''ComicBook/OnslaughtReborn'' it becomes a plot point (sorta), when [[spoiler: he is revealed to actually be Wolverine]].
* FantasticVoyagePlot: As in ComicBook/TheKreeSkrullWar, Henry Pym made a voyage inside the Vision, to repair him. But, being a 90's comic book, it was hardly fantastic.
* InformedAbility: Captain America's leadership. They all praise it, they are all amazed by it, but consider the results. He unleashed a barbaric berserker with super-strength to the world. He can't get Hawkeye and Swordman to follow his command. He let Kang escape. He attacked Hulk... and you may imagine how does that end. Thor, unable to kill, left the team... and he let him go (who began a brawl at some random bar, something that anyone would have guessed it would happen in the immediate future). By not giving room to Hawkeye, he made him resented, a thing that Loki exploited. He did not notice that Hellcat was missing, which led to a disaster. And so on, and so on... Perhaps putting Hawkeye in command wasn't such a bad idea after all: it seems unlikely he could do it ''worse''.
* LeeroyJenkins: Captain America, of all people. An archeology expedition found Thor trapped in amber, and called the Avengers. Captain America rushed to the attack, to liberate him... and only after they do so, he stops to reconsider if liberating a superpowerful berserker from the Viking age was really a good idea.
* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Things began simple and ordered, with a small sample of characters and each one with an origin story, and then Walt Simonson began to introduce old villains by loads, all taken from out of nowhere. [[spoiler:And yet, that was actually the case. Realizing the nature of the universe, Loki was summoning reflections of characters from the "main" universe, to contribute to his master plan.]]
* MagicVersusScience:
** First mentioned by the Vision. Thor does not understand his "magic" entrance, so he explains that it's not magic but science. Loki gets rid of him with a magic bolt, and finally gets defeated by a spell of the Scarlet Witch.
** Kang captured the Avengers, but nothing can keep {{Mjolnir}} out of Thor's hands, no even the XXX century technology.
** Agatha Harkness appears at the Avengers mansion, and requests to see the Scarlet Witch. The robot in the door does not allow her to pass... so she simply goes intangible and pass.
** Loki gets inside Kang's ship, ignoring his defenses, and absorbs Kang and Mantis without problem.
** Loki gets in the helicarrier's cells, ignoring the guards at the door, and absorbs Modok. Angered by that disappearance, Nick Fury doubles the guards, both inside and outside the cell... and all guards fall unconscious when he absorbs the next pack of prisoners.
** Henry Pym realizes the magical use of the Vision done by Loki, and makes him explode, foiling his scheme.
** The Avengers trick Loki into lowering the shield of his source of power, greatly reducing it, and the big shots from the helicarrier take him down.
* MediumAwareness
-->'''Loki:''' The answer, my dear Executioner, is that we are not Asgardians, but projections of someone's wild imagination. But, like Pinocchio, I intend to become a real boy!
* MythologyGag:
** The Swordsman is sure that he had seen Mantis, Kang's lover, before. In the main continuity, she was his girlfriend, and Kang tried to abduct her many times during ComicBook/TheCelestialMadonnaSaga.
** Henry Pym reduced his size and got into the Vision, to see what was malfunctioning in him. He's sure he did something like that before... he did, during ComicBook/TheKreeSkrullWar.
* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: When things began, Henry Pym and Janet Van Dyne had no super powers, they were just a scientist and his wife. Pym tested a particle to reduce his size and get inside the Vision... and Janet, when she need it, reduced to wasp size, with no reason or explanation. May be explained with the change of writers, as Pym was already Ant-Man when Simonson replaced the disgraced Liefeld, and perhaps he was not informed of this change at the new universe (he must had thought that he working with Pym and Wasp of always)
* OneWingedAngel: Loki becomes all-powerful, and a giant. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in his case, after all he's the son of giants.
* OtherMeAnnoysMe: The Avengers begin with a [[TheBerserker Berserker]] Thor, and some time later they get the regular Thor as well. Berserker Thor does not like his KnightInShiningArmor doppelgänger very much...
* RevisitingTheRoots: "Heroes Reborn" made many controversial changes, and Walter Simonson tried to make thing a bit "right" again. Captain America took out the wings from the front of his mask, which were not right for some reason, and retrieved the classic big "A". As for Thor, Simonson's favourite character turned into a berserker, he brought instead the "real" Thor, who appears as a second character.
* SummonBiggerFish: So, Loki became a giant and is walking in the city, Godzilla-style. Who can stop him? Of course, a giant Odin!
* ThatManIsDead: "[[HulkSpeak Hulk is not BruceBannerHulk! HULK IS HULK!]]
* WellDoneSonGuy: Who would have thought Loki would be this type of guy? When he became an invincible giant, he called his father's name, in a "look what I have achieved" stance. Of course, when we talk about Loki's father, [[ObliviousAdoption we don't talk about Odin]], but Laufey, the frost giant.
* WhatCouldPossiblyGoWrong: With his new arrows, allies and element of surprise, Hawkeye was taking the Avengers down one by one, and pointed that "This is just too easy!". Cue for Captain America attacking him from the back, getting the bow out of his hands.
It was managed at first by Creator/RobLiefeld. The Avengers find Thor frozen in ice, they fight against Kang, Hulk, the Masters of Evil... and not much else.
Liefeld was fired, and Creator/WaltSimonson replaced him. The story then focus on Loki's plan to create and consume dimensional duplicates, and eventually becomes all-powerful.
!Tropes
* AdaptationalVillainy: In this continuity, Mantis is Kang's lover and partner rather than an Avenger.
* AgeLift: ComicBook/TheVision is actually ''older'' than ComicBook/{{Ultron}} in this, as Ultron was created in this reality to replace Vision as [[ComicBook/AntMan Hank Pym]]'s lab assistant.
* BigNo: When giant Loki turned to his back and saw a giant Odin, ready to defy him. "No! It's impossible!"
* BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu: The Swordsman, an ordinary human with nothing but, well, swords, tries to attack Hulk. How ''else'' did you expect it to finish?
* CanonCharacterAllAlong: Swordsman was initially the only Avenger without a clear Earth-616 counterpart (the original Swordsman was a villain who had died years earlier). In the later ''Heroes Reborn: Remnants'' series, it was revealed he was his Earth's counterpart of [[spoiler: ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}]].
* CompositeCharacter:
** Hellcat has the codename and civilian identity (Patsy Walker) of her Earth-616 counterpart, but is a [[CatGirl werecat]] like Tigra.
** As mentioned under "Canon Character All Along", Swordsman was revealed to be [[spoiler: [[ComicBook/{{Deadpool}} Wade Wilson]]]].
** Combining this with DecompositeCharacter, [[ComicBook/AntMan Hank Pym]] takes ComicBook/{{Ultron}}'s role as the creator of ComicBook/TheVision.
** While ultimately averted, the issue before the change from Liefeld to Walt Simsonson for ''Avengers'' hinted that Hawkeye was a different person than Clint Barton, as a flashback in the issue sees Hawkeye and a man called Reaper trying to infiltrate HYDRA, only to be caught and Reaper getting part of his right arm shot off and Hawkeye telling him something important, but the simulation is interrupted by Hellcat, the implication being that "Reaper" was the ''HR'' version of the Grim Reaper and hence, Hawkeye was [[ComicBook/WonderMan Simon Williams]], as opposed to Clint Barton (or at the very least, given a Wonder Man does appear in it, that Hakweye and Grim Reaper are RelatedInTheAdaptation). However, because of the change, Hawkeye was shown to be Clint Barton, as always.
** Mantis is the object of Kang's desires as well as his primary source of motivation, essentially making her this reality's version of Princess Ravonna. This is also reflective of the Mantis seen ''ComicBook/TheCrossing'' before ''ComicBook/AvengersForever'' retconned that ''Crossing''!Mantis was a Space Phantom.
* DecompositeCharacter:
** As mentioned in "Composite Character", Ultron's role as the Vision's creator is taken by Hank Pym. In fact, as mentioned under "Age Lift", Ultron is actually ''younger'' than Vision in this, as Ultron was created to replace Vision as Hank's assistant.
** As in ''[[Series/TheIncredibleHulk1977 The Incredible Hulk Returns]]'' before it and the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse since, Donald Blake is a separate person from Thor.
* TheFaceless: Hawkeye. In ''ComicBook/OnslaughtReborn'' it becomes a plot point (sorta), when [[spoiler: he is revealed to actually be Wolverine]].
* FantasticVoyagePlot: As in ComicBook/TheKreeSkrullWar, Henry Pym made a voyage inside the Vision, to repair him. But, being a 90's comic book, it was hardly fantastic.
* InformedAbility: Captain America's leadership. They all praise it, they are all amazed by it, but consider the results. He unleashed a barbaric berserker with super-strength to the world. He can't get Hawkeye and Swordman to follow his command. He let Kang escape. He attacked Hulk... and you may imagine how does that end. Thor, unable to kill, left the team... and he let him go (who began a brawl at some random bar, something that anyone would have guessed it would happen in the immediate future). By not giving room to Hawkeye, he made him resented, a thing that Loki exploited. He did not notice that Hellcat was missing, which led to a disaster. And so on, and so on... Perhaps putting Hawkeye in command wasn't such a bad idea after all: it seems unlikely he could do it ''worse''.
* LeeroyJenkins: Captain America, of all people. An archeology expedition found Thor trapped in amber, and called the Avengers. Captain America rushed to the attack, to liberate him... and only after they do so, he stops to reconsider if liberating a superpowerful berserker from the Viking age was really a good idea.
* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Things began simple and ordered, with a small sample of characters and each one with an origin story, and then Walt Simonson began to introduce old villains by loads, all taken from out of nowhere. [[spoiler:And yet, that was actually the case. Realizing the nature of the universe, Loki was summoning reflections of characters from the "main" universe, to contribute to his master plan.]]
* MagicVersusScience:
** First mentioned by the Vision. Thor does not understand his "magic" entrance, so he explains that it's not magic but science. Loki gets rid of him with a magic bolt, and finally gets defeated by a spell of the Scarlet Witch.
** Kang captured the Avengers, but nothing can keep {{Mjolnir}} out of Thor's hands, no even the XXX century technology.
** Agatha Harkness appears at the Avengers mansion, and requests to see the Scarlet Witch. The robot in the door does not allow her to pass... so she simply goes intangible and pass.
** Loki gets inside Kang's ship, ignoring his defenses, and absorbs Kang and Mantis without problem.
** Loki gets in the helicarrier's cells, ignoring the guards at the door, and absorbs Modok. Angered by that disappearance, Nick Fury doubles the guards, both inside and outside the cell... and all guards fall unconscious when he absorbs the next pack of prisoners.
** Henry Pym realizes the magical use of the Vision done by Loki, and makes him explode, foiling his scheme.
** The Avengers trick Loki into lowering the shield of his source of power, greatly reducing it, and the big shots from the helicarrier take him down.
* MediumAwareness
-->'''Loki:''' The answer, my dear Executioner, is that we are not Asgardians, but projections of someone's wild imagination. But, like Pinocchio, I intend to become a real boy!
* MythologyGag:
** The Swordsman is sure that he had seen Mantis, Kang's lover, before. In the main continuity, she was his girlfriend, and Kang tried to abduct her many times during ComicBook/TheCelestialMadonnaSaga.
** Henry Pym reduced his size and got into the Vision, to see what was malfunctioning in him. He's sure he did something like that before... he did, during ComicBook/TheKreeSkrullWar.
* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: When things began, Henry Pym and Janet Van Dyne had no super powers, they were just a scientist and his wife. Pym tested a particle to reduce his size and get inside the Vision... and Janet, when she need it, reduced to wasp size, with no reason or explanation. May be explained with the change of writers, as Pym was already Ant-Man when Simonson replaced the disgraced Liefeld, and perhaps he was not informed of this change at the new universe (he must had thought that he working with Pym and Wasp of always)
* OneWingedAngel: Loki becomes all-powerful, and a giant. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in his case, after all he's the son of giants.
* OtherMeAnnoysMe: The Avengers begin with a [[TheBerserker Berserker]] Thor, and some time later they get the regular Thor as well. Berserker Thor does not like his KnightInShiningArmor doppelgänger very much...
* RevisitingTheRoots: "Heroes Reborn" made many controversial changes, and Walter Simonson tried to make thing a bit "right" again. Captain America took out the wings from the front of his mask, which were not right for some reason, and retrieved the classic big "A". As for Thor, Simonson's favourite character turned into a berserker, he brought instead the "real" Thor, who appears as a second character.
* SummonBiggerFish: So, Loki became a giant and is walking in the city, Godzilla-style. Who can stop him? Of course, a giant Odin!
* ThatManIsDead: "[[HulkSpeak Hulk is not BruceBannerHulk! HULK IS HULK!]]
* WellDoneSonGuy: Who would have thought Loki would be this type of guy? When he became an invincible giant, he called his father's name, in a "look what I have achieved" stance. Of course, when we talk about Loki's father, [[ObliviousAdoption we don't talk about Odin]], but Laufey, the frost giant.
* WhatCouldPossiblyGoWrong: With his new arrows, allies and element of surprise, Hawkeye was taking the Avengers down one by one, and pointed that "This is just too easy!". Cue for Captain America attacking him from the back, getting the bow out of his hands.
