Marvel's Avengers: 10 Heroes The Game MUST Include
7. Vision
Marvel Comics
Vision is one of the most powerful Avengers going, and potentially one of the more tricky to get right in terms of combat.
An iconic part of the group introduced in the 1970s, the Vision was originally created by Ultron to destroy Earth's Mightiest Heroes but soon grew a conscious and rebelled against his creator. He'd then serve with the Avengers for decades, with many readers drawn to the android's constant attempts to gain a human life.
Of course, Vision having some of the best powers in the business doesn't hurt things either. He's super strong, can shift through matter, and fire all sorts of radiation at enemies on top of the usual superhuman assortment of laser beams, flight and indestructibility.
A slightly OP addition to the team - perhaps - but that's no reason to exclude him from the game's proceedings.
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