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Marvel/ Dc Secret Files A.R.G.U.S / S.H.I.E.L.D MARVEL/ DC SECRET FILES During these sessions you will take place of one of these superheroes from both worlds to discuss the take on action, the strategy, explain the reasons to proceed from certain way and giving enough intelligence and ideas to approach conflicted countries and regions where certain heroes from an specific nationality couldn’t enter due to political motives. OVERVIEW Dangerous objects and devices have fallen into the hands of both Marvel and DC villains. It is the mission of the UN to assign rescue missions of these objects located in different parts of both universes to avoid a possible collision of worlds and being used against humanity. The General Assembly of the United Nations and the Security Council has given special powers to heroes of different countries (and universes) to take action on behalf of the governments of the world to avoid a catastrophe and to be able to fight with the opposing forces that have taken possession of these devices, threatening humanity with them and disrupting world peace forming a Special Force. Recon missions have been done by Black Widow, Catwoman, Hawkeye and Plastic Man and we have gathered information of different objects that are guarded by villains in different locations of both universes. Some in the Marvel universe and others in the DC universe. Each artifact has been enclosed in a magic bubble that prevents its use to any being that has possession of it. But this enchantment created by Doctor Strange and Doctor Fate has expiration time. Within 48 hours, it will be deactivated and anyone who has any of these devices in their possession will be able to freely use them. As a result of this, both wizards’ powers have decreased and use of magic is limited. There are some limitations to these missions: • Because no universe trusts the other, each mission must be supervised by members of the two universes, so teams will have 2 members of each universe. • Mystical and magic powers can be used only once during only one mission assigned (until the last mission, they will be able to use them for a brief period during a specific assignment. • Time travel or making demonic biding or conjures to solve any kind of situation won’t work during these missions. A.R.G.U.S / S.H.I.E.L.D MARVEL/ DC SECRET FILES These are the objects in the possession of the villains: Cosmic Cube The number one reality-altering object in the universe. The Cosmic Cube lends its user the power to control matter and energy—and yields terrible and destructive results. This object is frequently used by The Red Skull, which lends an insight to the Cube’s problematic nature. Infinity Gauntlet and Gems Longstanding as Thanos’ most coveted object in his quest to romance Death, the Gauntlet allows the wearer to hold each of the Gems (Power, Time, Space, Soul, Reality, and Mind) and wield them all at once. As a result, the wearer gains, in essence, omnipotence. The Ultimate Nullifer Perhaps the only object in the galaxy that makes Galactus recoil, the Nullifier’s actual power remains somewhat a mystery, though, if used properly, it seems to promise the unmaking of all reality. A.R.G.U.S / S.H.I.E.L.D MARVEL/ DC SECRET FILES The Wand of Watoomb It is an artifact controlled by the thoughts of the wielder, and can be used to project and absorb mystical energy; create force fields; control weather; open dimensional portals; observe events in other locations and heal wounds. Used thousands of years before the modern era by priestess of the god Yog against the barbarian Conan, it is sought out by Xandu in modern times to destroy Doctor Strange. AdAmAntium & VibrAnium Vibranium is a rare earth metal, but is believed to have extraterrestrial origins (this has never been confirmed). The naturally occurring meteoric ore can be found in abundance on the African nation of Wakanda. The metal is most commonly known as the material that compromises Captain America’s shield. Adamantium is an artificially synthesized metal. After the success of using vibranium, Dr. Maclain tried to recreate the process of bonding steel and vibranium, but was unsuccessful. The result from his failed experiments did lead to adamantium. Used in several experiments, the most famous use comes from the experiments conducted by the Weapon X program, bonding adamantium to a human skeleton structure. While vibranium is the more durable material, adamantium is the more dense material. This means that given the right circumstances, adamantium can potentially cut through pure vibranium. If we had to pit the shield versus the claws, since the shield is a vibranium alloy, not just pure vibranium, it can withstand the attack of adamantium claws. A.R.G.U.S / S.H.I.E.L.D MARVEL/ DC SECRET FILES Super Soldier Serum – An experimental military drug that enhances physical abilities and gave several superheroes their powers, most notably Captain America. Kryptonite Is the name given to shards of matter cast off from the planet Krypton after its destruction. Exposure to Kryptonite can have a wide variety of effects depending upon its color and present form. Green kryptonite is easily the most abundant and the first discovered, the green variety of kryptonite sapped kryptonians of their strength provided by a yellow sun. They initially get flu-like symptoms and would get weaker until death if not removed from the radiation. A.R.G.U.S / S.H.I.E.L.D MARVEL/ DC SECRET FILES The spear of destiny In DC comics, the Spear of Destiny is the weapon used to pierce Jesus' side on the cross. It was used by Adolph Hitler during World War II to keep the American superheroes defeating his Third Reich. Whomever wields the Spear of Destiny can control the minds of any being with superpowers. This includes the likes of Superman, the Flash, and Wonder Woman, making it a powerful weapon in the hands of evil. Which, incidentally, are the hands in which the Spear usually finds itself. Mother boxes A signature tool on New Genesis, the Mother Boxes are brick-sized living computers that can integrate with other computers, non-electronic machinery, and even organic matter to augment its host with a variety of powers. Among the more standard powers they grant are Boom Tube generation, a spectrum of sonic abilities, flight, telepathy, technokinesis, and advanced energy manipulation. A.R.G.U.S / S.H.I.E.L.D MARVEL/ DC SECRET FILES For reasons unknown to even their creators, the boxes have a mystical bond with both their owners and nature, which lets them heal wounds, soothe psyches, and disrupt illusions. When their owner dies, a box will self-destruct out of loyalty, but this rarely happens as Mother Boxes can even manipulate the life-force energy in their hosts to keep them alive. The Mobius ChAir Perhaps the most intelligent being in the entire DC universe is the New God Metron. Tasked with accumulating all the knowledge in the universe, Metron created the Mobius Chair, a floating throne capable of moving ‘slideways’ over time and space. The chair itself is embued with the nigh omniscient knowledge of the New Gods, meaning that anyone sitting in it has encyclopedic knowledge about just about everything, including future events. It even knows the true identity of the Joker. In addition, it has a tractor beam capable of moving entire planets, can create unbreakable and super-tangible force fields, and even control Mother Boxes. Green Lantern’s Power BAttery Power Batteries are constantly charged by the Central Power Battery to manually fuel about 7200 individual Green Lantern Rings. With few exceptions, the Power Ring was limited to a 24-hour charge and needed to be recharged at the Power Battery on a daily basis. However, that limit has been removed, meaning a Lantern is only obligated to recharge their ring when the power levels are depleted or gone. The amount of energy in a ring is measured by the ring, and relayed to the Lantern via a percentage scale of 0% - 100%. Often hidden in a pocket dimension when not in use. A.R.G.U.S / S.H.I.E.L.D MARVEL/ DC SECRET FILES Marvel Locations: 1) Madripoor. 2) WAkandA 3) GenoshA IslAnd 4) RussiA (Real location) 5) VenezuelA (Real location) DC Locations 6) AtlAntis 7) The Watchtower 8) Themyscira 9) St. Kitts and Nevis (Real location) 10) Syria (Real location) List of villains in possession of the objects / devices 1) Amazo (DC) 2) Bane (DC) 3) Baron Zemo (Marvel) 4) Black Adam (DC) 5) Brainiac (DC) 6) Carnage (Marvel) 7) Darkseid (DC) 8) Deathstroke (DC) 9) Dr. Doom (Marvel) 10) Galactus (Marvel) 11) Green Goblin (Marvel) 12) Joker (DC) 13) Kaecilius (Marvel) 14) Kingpin (Marvel) 15) Lex Luthor (DC) 16) Loki (Marvel) 17) Magneto (Marvel) 18) Mr. Sinister (Marvel) 19) Ocean Master (DC) 20) Ra’s Al Ghul (DC) 21) Sinestro (DC) 22) Thanos (Marvel) A.R.G.U.S / S.H.I.E.L.D MARVEL/ DC SECRET FILES ROLL CALL (AVAILABLE HEROES FOR MISSIONS) • Superman • Captain America • Batman • Iron Man • Wonder Woman • Thor • Flash • Captain Marvel • Green Lantern • Black WiDow • Aquaman • Hawkeye • • SpiDer Man Shazam • Wolverine • Martian Manhunter • Storm • Green Arrow • NiGhtcrawler • Plastic Man • Gambit • Mera • Mystique • Robin • Hulk • Raven • Ant-man • Starfire • Dr. Strange • CyborG • Scarlet Witch • Beast Boy • Black Panther • Supergirl • Mr. Fantastic • Blue Beetle • Human Torch • Firestorm • Star Lord • • Rocket Raccoon / Groot Dr. Fate • Gamora • Black LiGhtninG • Drax • Black Canary • Punisher • Hawkman • Venom • NiGhtwing • DeaDpool • Batgirl • Ghost RiDer • Catwoman • Daredevil • Constantine • Luke CaGe • Lobo • Jessica Jones • Harley Quinn • War Machine • DeaDshot • Wasp • Katana • Zatanna A.R.G.U.S / S.H.I.E.L.D .
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