Plug-in Players In Marvel

Mentioning the name Quentin Beck, perhaps not many friends can remember who he is.

But if it is replaced by Mysterio, I believe everyone will remember him.

Yes, it is the villain SS in Spider-Man: Far From Home who deceived the world and said that he was a visitor from a parallel time and space. In fact, he did not have any superpowers and was just a special effects artist.

In the original timeline, Quentin Beck was one of the employees of Stark Group.

The reason why he became a villain is that when Stark showed the virtual reality enhancement technology designed by him, he habitually used a contemptuous tone to evaluate it as the so-called second structure.

Well, with the virtual three-dimensional display technology invented by Stark, the virtual reality enhancement technology developed by Quentin Beck can indeed be said to be an enhanced version. Judging from the origin of the two technologies alone, it is not an exaggeration to say that the latter is developed based on the former. In other words, Stark's evaluation of the second structure is still relatively accurate from an objective point of view.

But from Quentin Beck's point of view, it is another view.

Just like Steve Jobs, who promoted the development of smartphones, would never consider himself the successor of Nokia or Motorola. Quentin Beck also believed that the virtual reality enhancement technology he developed could be regarded as another technology, which was completely different from the virtual three-dimensional display technology invented by Stark. Therefore, after hearing Stark's contemptuous evaluation, he not only did not feel honored to be introduced to the public by Stark himself, but instead left a grudge in his heart and hated Stark.

In addition, this guy was originally a kind of person who subconsciously wanted to get more attention, hoping to become the focus of everyone's attention like the Avengers.

When Stark died because of snapping his fingers, and the designated successor Spider-Man had not yet fully grown up, Quentin Beck found an opportunity to jump out.

First, he used the further developed and improved virtual reality enhancement technology to create an illusion that no one could distinguish between the real and the fake, perfectly deceiving all the people in the world, including Nick Fury and the SHIELD agents, and personally dressed up and appeared, claiming to be a superhero from a parallel time and space.

Then, with the trust gained by this deception, Quentin Beck portrayed himself as a senior who was both a teacher and a friend. While Spider-Man was in a period of confusion, he cheated him of the inheritance left by Stark.

Putting aside his final fate, just looking at the series of actions he led, it does reflect the two paranoias in his character: wanting to be a real superhero, and always hating Stark.

Having said that, it is not the only time that Spider-Man was implicated because of Stark's troubles.

Before Mysterio appeared, the villain Adrian Toomes, nicknamed Vulture, who appeared in Spider-Man: Homecoming, the first movie in the reboot series with Spider-Man as the protagonist, actually had some relationship with Stark.

At that time, the plot of Avengers 1 had just ended, and there were still many wounds left in New York City from the war, and there were many places that needed to be cleaned up.

In order to take advantage of this opportunity to make a fortune and make his family live better, Adrian Toomes, who was working in the construction industry, used his entire fortune as collateral to get a loan. He purchased various construction machinery, hired more people, and got a job to clean up the mess through his own connections.

But just when he had just completed the investment and started working with great satisfaction, the Stark Group suddenly stepped forward and took over all the work related to the post-war cleanup.

Although Stark took the lead in taking over this job, he had no intention of making money from it. His motives were very simple and he was really well-intentioned. But for Adrian Toomes, who had just invested all his fortune, the Stark Group's intervention was like a thunderbolt, completely shattering his expectations for a better future. Losing this job meant that all his previous investments had gone down the drain. The little compensation given by the Stark Group was far from enough for him to repay the loan. If he fails to repay the loan on time, everything he has now will become a bubble.

Unwilling to lose everything he has now, Adrian Tums finally took the wrong path and set his sights on the alien equipment that he had just collected and had not yet handed in.

Instead of selling it directly, he used his engineering knowledge to analyze it, and then made various weapons and equipment that violated the ban, and sold them to those who wanted to buy them through hidden channels. After becoming a weapons merchant, Adrian Tums broke the bottom line deep in his heart and gradually lost his conscience.

Perhaps among the buyers he met at the beginning, there were also some simple-minded collectors.

But it is undeniable that the buyers who just wanted to buy these things back and collect them, and did not intend to take them out to hurt others, were only a very small number after all.

In contrast, the majority of people came to buy weapons with malicious intent because they wanted to hurt others.

Some were rich second-generations who had little money and were ignorant of the world, while others were gang members who were really involved in the underworld. Most of the weapons that flowed out of Adrian Toomes' hands fell into the hands of dangerous people.

Because of these weapons, a lot of chaos has been caused. And Spider-Man, who is determined to maintain stability, can't stand this kind of chaos.

After a back and forth, Spidey faced off against Adrian Toomes. The former wants to stop the latter and restore stability to the status quo. In turn, the latter also wants to get rid of the former and continue his money-making plan.

final result

The little spider won, but because the female classmate he had a crush on at the time happened to be the daughter of Adrian Toombs, so while he brought the other party to justice, he also tasted the taste of lovelorn.

First there was Adrian Toomes the vulture, and then along came Quentin Beck the Mysterio.

They were all people who had been offended by Stark, but in the end they all faced off against Spider-Man.

If you owe something, you must make up for it. Perhaps it has already been determined that Stark will choose Peter Parker as his successor and inherit the huge legacy he left behind.