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* AuthorsSavingThrow: ''The Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows'' is being seen by fans as a long-overdue apology for ''ComicBook/OneMoreDay''. Even if it isn't explicitly the 616 Peter Parker appearing in the comic, the fact that elements of the title are slated to influence the new Marvel Universe leaves many fans hopeful that Peter and Mary Jane will end up together in some capacity.
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Kill Em All is no longer a trope
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** The first issue of the event is essentially a KillEmAll but given the premise of the series, a lot of people have to come BackFromTheDead to fight on Battleworld. Doom also saved the New Yorks of both the marvel and ComicBook/UltimateMarvel universes, along with all their local heroes, before the explosion; and merged them into a single domain in ''ComicBook/UltimateEnd''.
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** The first issue of the event is essentially a KillEmAll massacre but given the premise of the series, a lot of people have to come BackFromTheDead to fight on Battleworld. Doom also saved the New Yorks of both the marvel and ComicBook/UltimateMarvel universes, along with all their local heroes, before the explosion; and merged them into a single domain in ''ComicBook/UltimateEnd''.
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* MemeticMutation: For the end of issue #6: [[spoiler: "[[Manga/AttackOnTitan On that day, Doom received a Grimm reminder..."]]]]
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** For the end of issue #6: [[spoiler: "[[Manga/AttackOnTitan On that day, Doom received a Grimm reminder..."]]]]"]]]]
** The three week-old hamburger that changed the Marvel universe[[labelnote:Explanation (spoilers)]] Miles gives Molecule Man a burger he had in his pocket when he hitched a ride on one of the Life Rafts, to which Owen, who is being used as Doom's power battery, says he's in Miles's debt, which he repays by placing Miles and his family on Earth-616 when the multiverse is restored. While already quite funny, the fact that the burger was ''three weeks old'' (technically eight years, three weeks, but it was in suspended animation along with Miles for those eight years), plus Miles and Peter's hilarious argument about giving a man an old hamburger, has cemented it in people's memory.[[/labelnote]]
** For the end of issue #6: [[spoiler: "[[Manga/AttackOnTitan On that day, Doom received a Grimm reminder...
** The three week-old hamburger that changed the Marvel universe[[labelnote:Explanation (spoilers)]] Miles gives Molecule Man a burger he had in his pocket when he hitched a ride on one of the Life Rafts, to which Owen, who is being used as Doom's power battery, says he's in Miles's debt, which he repays by placing Miles and his family on Earth-616 when the multiverse is restored. While already quite funny, the fact that the burger was ''three weeks old'' (technically eight years, three weeks, but it was in suspended animation along with Miles for those eight years), plus Miles and Peter's hilarious argument about giving a man an old hamburger, has cemented it in people's memory.[[/labelnote]]
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* CatharsisFactor: Sure, Doom is no saint either and uses their power to rule Battleworld as a tyrannical deity, but to see him outsmart and kill the Beyonders, who were destroying all of the multiverse purely out of boredom, is nothing short of satisfying.
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* MarySueTopia: The "Feminist Fantasy" version of the trope is played with on Arcadia (see the YMMV section of ''ComicBook/AForce'' for details), and played ''brutally'' (as much as Marvel could get away with by giving the miniseries a "Mature Audiences Only" rating) straight on ''Where Monsters Dwell''-although an important part of the plot is that such a place is a location that only a {{Sociopath}} FemmeFatale would love.
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Bad grammar side, this is kind of the point of the scene. A small good deed being rewarded in a big way.
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** Issue #4 of the main series opens with Thanos battling multiple Thors, which would be an awesome scene... if not for an incredibly [[https://comicvine.gamespot.com/forums/gen-discussion-1/how-many-thors-did-thanos-defeat-during-secret-war-1837602/ silly]] look on his face.
** After the final issue is not uncommon for jokes to be made that the reason Miles Morales and his family & Friends got to survive the end of the Ultimate Universe was because [[spoiler: he gave Molecule Man a hamburger.]]
** Issue #4 of the main series opens with Thanos battling multiple Thors, which would be an awesome scene... if not for an incredibly [[https://comicvine.gamespot.com/forums/gen-discussion-1/how-many-thors-did-thanos-defeat-during-secret-war-1837602/ silly]] look on his face.
** After the final issue is not uncommon for jokes to be made that the reason Miles Morales and his family & Friends got to survive the end of the Ultimate Universe was because [[spoiler: he gave Molecule Man a hamburger.]]
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* {{Narm}}:
**{{Narm}}: Issue #4 of the main series opens with Thanos battling multiple Thors, which would be an awesome scene... if not for an incredibly [[https://comicvine.gamespot.com/forums/gen-discussion-1/how-many-thors-did-thanos-defeat-during-secret-war-1837602/ silly]] look on his face.
** After the final issue is not uncommon for jokes to be made that the reason Miles Morales and his family & Friends got to survive the end of the Ultimate Universe was because [[spoiler: he gave Molecule Man a hamburger.]]face.
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** After the final issue is not uncommon for jokes to be made that the reason Miles Morales and his family & Friends got to survive the end of the Ultimate Universe was because [[spoiler: he gave Molecule Man a hamburger.]]
