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Independent·One World Under Doom·#1·Postmodern Age·ID-8512031
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City Defender

Abraham Sapien
TACTICAL VERDICT: Abe Sapien triumphs with an estimated 52% win probability. The primary decider was the stark differential in martial combat execution (85 vs 64).
Abe Sapien dictates early tempo, utilizing superior speed and reflexes (35 vs 12) to evade initial advances and land decisive precision strikes.
Abe Sapien counters with devastating offensive potency (100 Power rating), breaking through Adam Monroe's forward defensive perimeter.
Exploiting an opening in the late exchanges, Abe Sapien's elite martial execution (85 Combat) overwhelms Adam Monroe, landing the closing blow to claim the battle.
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R.B. Silva
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Six months after secluding Latveria from the world, Doctor Doom emerges at the United Nations building to deliver a public address that he will save everyone on Earth. He claims that the entire planet is under his authority after he convinced every world leader willingly to swear fealty to Doom and every nation is now a province of a unified Earth, which he dubs "United Latveria." Doom reassures the public that his rule would be magnanimous in which the nations will continue to rule so long they follow two edicts: First, all wars are outlawed to ensure a new peace under his reign which he calls the Pax Victoris. Second, all people, who are now citizens of United Latveria, are given free access to universal health care and elite-tier education. After Doom delivered his edicts, he acknowledges that there are already "rogue elements" plotting against his rule in which he preemptively sends his Doombots to eliminate his opposers. With these "minor" uprisings dealt with, Doom makes it clear of his intent to uphold his Pax Victoris. Following Doom's address, the Avengers and Fantastic Four have gathered to discuss Earth's sudden fealty to Doom. They speculate on whether the world leaders are replaced by Doom's robots or under mind control by his magic as Sorcerer Supreme. Scarlet Witch, however, confirms that she doesn't detect any magical influence. Everyone is contacted by the Black Widow who reports that Baron Zemo is leading Hydra forces to attack Latveria. Zemo makes a world-wide address by overriding Doom's global broadcast and announces that he and Hydra will never allow themselves to be ruled by Doom, and are already at the Latverian border where they have the technology to penetrate the nation's magical barrier, swearing to end Doom's reign. Soon after Zemo finishes his address, Black Widow loses contact with the Avengers and FF due to the barrier's magical nature. Bewildered by the turn of events, the heroes decide to travel to Latveria and deal with both Zemo and Doom. Traveling by an invisible airliner conjured by the Invisible Woman, the heroes arrive at the outskirts of Latveria and meet up with Natasha. Soon after they arrive, Zemo suddenly makes another broadcast while standing peacefully with Doom. He proclaims that he is wrong and Doom is doing what is best for the world, and he is convinced to ally with Doom. Zemo then orders all Hydra forces to focus on implementing Doom's altruistic agenda such as building schools and hospitals, and clearing land mines from contaminated areas. The heroes are left incredulous of Zemo's sudden turn and presume he is under Doom's magical mind control. Reed Richards traces Zemo’s transmission to a Hydra Flying City which is floating near Latveria. The heroes split up in which some stay to find a way into Latveria while the others assault the Hydra base and capture Zemo. The heroes attacking the base fight their way through Hydra forces before finally confronting Zemo. Captain America quickly identifies Zemo as a Doombot after the facsimile failed to recognize the date for Hydra's foundation. Reed accesses the Doombot's recording and everyone learns that the real Zemo was killed by Doom who then had him replaced. Now they have evidence that Doom is lying about being a benign tyrant, Iron Man uses Zemo's broadcast override and reveals the public about Doom's deception, stating that the Latverian leader will kill anyone who gets in his way. But upon hearing Zemo's death, Hydra forces, who are in the middle of their humanitarian operations, are left furious by the deception and vent their anger by attacking civilians on sight. When some Hydra agents attempt to kill some civilians, Doom arrives atop his dinosaur counterpart from another universe to kill the restless Hydra agents. While eliminating them, Doom gives another speech to the world that he did deceive everyone about Hydra, but he will not apologize for it. He reveals that he not only killed Zemo but also the Red Skull months ago, and he has no regrets for killing them because they were unrepentant Nazis and racists who are a problem that could not be dealt with, not even by Earth’s heroes, until now. His plan to reform Hydra, while influenced by a "slight deception," had good intentions but he claims the Avengers and their allies had completely undone this because they could not stand him succeeding where they failed. The heroes realize they have played into Doom's hands because he knew they would eventually attack him and uncover the truth, and he succeeds in convincing the public to see him as their hero.
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Victor von Doom
Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Founding 6 + Extended Roster)
TACTICAL VERDICT: The Avengers triumphs with an estimated 65% win probability. The primary decider was the stark differential in martial combat execution (96 vs 64).
The Avengers dictates early tempo, utilizing superior speed and reflexes (90 vs 17) to evade initial advances and land decisive precision strikes.
The Avengers counters with devastating offensive potency (96 Power rating), breaking through A-Bomb's forward defensive perimeter.
Exploiting an opening in the late exchanges, The Avengers's elite martial execution (96 Combat) overwhelms A-Bomb, landing the closing blow to claim the battle.