Parallel universe

Uriel 2022-04-20 09:01:11

The parallel universe refers to the parallel force universe, which is the opposite of the gravitational universe (classical universe). The parallel force of the parallel universe produces the pure elementary particle universe, and the gravitational force of the opposite gravitational universe produces the pure planetary universe. The parallel force universe of the parallel universe and the opposite gravitational planetary universe form the multiverse. In these universes, there are also universes that were born under the same conditions of interaction as our universe. There may also exist planets that are the same as the planets inhabited by humans, or have the same history, and there may also be planets that are completely different from humans. The same unknown interacting force universe. In these universes of different interacting forces, things will develop differently.

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  • Merle 2022-03-21 09:01:14

    The visual effects are really big pills, and Spider-Man's own fantasy of the parallel world is really rich (like Iron Man with countless battle uniforms)!

  • Cordie 2022-03-20 09:01:12

    What kind of epiphany is Leap of faith? The storyline is really incompetent... Maybe I am not cold about Spider-Man and Breakthrough Dimensional Wall... and 6 of them came all of a sudden... Anyway picture is very suitable for anime lovers to see it will be very cool. Spiderman fans can. The whole film of self-hunting eggs is full of novel and interesting stalks, and it is worth three stars, but it really doesn’t have 9 points...

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse quotes

  • Peter B. Parker: And it's a "no" on the cape.

    Miles Morales: I think it's cool.

    Peter B. Parker: [taking it off] Take that off. It's disrespectful. Spider-Man doesn't wear a cape.

  • Miles Morales: [sneaking into Alchemax] So how do we retrace Peter's steps?

    Peter B. Parker: That's a good question. What would I do if I were me?

    [thinking for a moment]

    Peter B. Parker: Got it.

    [montage]

    Peter B. Parker: Step one: I infiltrate the lab. Two: find the head scientist's computer.

    Miles Morales: That lady with the bike is the head scientist. I saw her in this documentary at school.

    Peter B. Parker: Cool. Step three: I re-examine my personal biases. Step four: I hack the computer.

    Miles Morales: It's not technically hacking.

    Peter B. Parker: Not now. I just lost my train of thought. Step five: download the important stuff. I'll know it when I see it. Step six: I grab a bagel from the cafeteria and run.

    Miles Morales: [the montage ends] So, what am I doing?

    Peter B. Parker: [stretching] Uh, step seven: you stay here. You're lookout. Very important.

    Miles Morales: Look, man, you gotta teach me how to do Spider-Man stuff or I'm not gonna be able to help.

    Peter B. Parker: [swinging away] Watch and learn, kid. I'll quiz you later!