Does the protagonist in the Marvel Universe have the ability to copy?

In response to the requirement that the protagonist has the devouring ability, I recommend the following two novels: 1. "Marvel Invasion": The protagonist, Chen Ze, wakes up in a large plane with all kinds of superheroes and discovers that he has the ability to devour. He kept devouring all kinds of abilities, including super serum, biochemical soldiers, venom, and so on, leaving his footprints in the entire universe. 2. "Marvel's God-level Demon Man Buu": The protagonist Chen Chen transmigrated to the Marvel Universe and obtained the ability of the Demon Man Buu in the Dragon Ball. He had obtained the Undying and Imperishable Demon Body at the start. As long as there was still a single cell left, he could revive indefinitely. He kept devouring all kinds of abilities, including Poison, Iron Man, Hulk, and so on, and began his devouring journey. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

Yes, of course. The Marvel Comics Universe is based on a vast collection of comics that have been published over the years.

Let me recommend you a few novels about special abilities. The protagonist can copy other people's abilities! They were "From Today onward, I'll be an All-rounded Big Boss","All-rounded Bodyguard","I Can Clone All Skills","Invincible Clone System", and "The All-rounded Clone System of the City". The protagonists of these novels all had the ability to copy other people's abilities, which could make them very powerful! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

There were a few novels that matched the plot where the protagonist could copy other people's skills, including "The Revival of Reiki: Duplication of Buddhist Divine Arts at the Beginning","From Today onward, I'll be an Almighty Big Boss","I Can Duplication All Skills","National Awakening: I Can Duplication Skills", "Excellent Duplication Master","Skill Duplication","Invincible Duplication System","Skill Duplication Master","Invincible Duplication System","Plane Duplication Master", and so on. The plots of these novels were slightly different, but the protagonists all obtained the skills and abilities of others through copying skills or systems, thus defeating the enemy and achieving their goals. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Definitely. Marvel Comics exist in the Marvel Universe. They serve as a form of documentation and inspiration within that fictional realm, influencing characters and storylines.

No, Marvel Comics and the DC Universe are separate fictional universes with their own distinct characters, storylines, and settings.

No, DC Comics and Marvel Universe are separate fictional universes with their own characters and storylines.

The Marvel Comics universe is a rich and expansive one. It features countless heroes and their adventures. From the Avengers to the X-Men, it's a world full of excitement and imagination.

Not really. The Marvel Universe is vast, but it doesn't include every single comic that's ever been produced. There are just too many to fit into one universe.

We can deduce the following abilities of the protagonist: 1. Little 11's ability was to teleport, enter the "void" to sense others, and open a passage to the upside-down world. 2. The ability of Number Eight (Stranger Things) was not mentioned. 3. Yoshiro Kamogawa's ability was mind-reading. He could freely use his superpowers, such as receiving the voice of a specific person. 4. Miyuki Hirano's ability was also mind-reading, but compared to Yoshiro Kamogawa, her ability was not as strong as his. 5. Hikari Nagano's ability was psychokinesis, but its level was relatively low, and it consumed a lot of energy. 6. Saitoki Nanxiong (Saitoki Nanxiong's Calamity)'s superpower was omnipotent, including telepathy, psychokinesis, clairvoyance, foresight, and teleportation. In summary, the abilities of the protagonist included telekinesis, entering the "void" to sense others, mind-reading, psychokinesis, and omnipotent superpowers.