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Fridge Brilliance

  • It makes sense that those individuals trapped within the DISKs would not undergo any kind of And I Must Scream situation. As Tony himself stated, the DISK system was originally created as a tool for the capture and rehabilitation of villains. Not as a tool or weapon for their psychological torture.

Fridge Logic

  • Aren't the Avengers being kind of irresponsible? When they realized that a bunch of Tagalong Kids were going to be part of their mission, shouldn't Tony's first action have been to have his robots make them some kind of protection? Even if he wasn't going to give them fully armed-up Iron Man suits, some basic body armor should be called for!
  • When the team goes to an Arctic location with the X-Men, it makes perfect sense that only the kids are affected by the cold. Iceman is An Ice Person, Wolverine is less sensitive to the damaging effects of cold, Colossus is literally Made of Iron, and Storm is protected by the Required Secondary Powers associated with her Elemental Powers. Why the kids didn't get some warmer clothes is a question, however.
    • The kids may have been in too much of a hurry to even think about grabbing some cold-weather gear.
  • How does the Venom Symbiote work in the series? Black Spidey shoots web by pressing his wrists as ever instead of having the symbiote shoot them by itself, and when Spidey recalls how the symbiote took over him, it didn't activate his spider-sense (which in the comics was an ability the symbiote had BECAUSE of the time it was bonded to Spidey, not BEFORE it), and despite Venom being the evil version of Spider-Man, the symbiote is D-Secured in a power-class DISK instead of an animal-class one.
    • On a related note, why is Venom even "in" the Power-class? Wouldn't it make more sense for him/it to be in the Animal-class?
  • Another minor head-scratcher in regard to type classification. Why is Whirlwind in Fight category, wouldn't he be better suited for the Power, or even Energy-class?

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