Robot Rage

The purple robot punches the place where Ant-Man’s face was. But of course, Ant-Man’s face is no longer there. Shrinking is what he does, you know? If he can do the keyhole-jump, ducking a robot fist is cake.

Spider-Man felt the fist coming early, thanks to his Spider-Sense. He sticks to the ceiling, just like a spider.

Even before the failed punches land, the Scarlet Witch has made eerie finger motions and yanked the chef off the grill with tendrils of red lightning magic. His shirt is browned, but has not ignited, so he should be fine.

A whole lot of broken bricks cascade onto the chef! And collect against an invisible force field above him.

Storm’s winds blow the force field against the bricks, but the force field holds the wind back.

The purple robot’s eyes, already red, flare redder. Red energy actually sparkles outside his eyes, as though his rage were foaming over the top of his eyes.

The Scarlet Witch has seen these eyes before – he, although a robot, is already crazy with rage. And her power has just pushed him right over the edge.

“DESTROY ALL HUMANS!” he roars mechanically, and retracts his extension arms. At the same time, his eyes extend out of his head on stalks (they look like flashlights, not actual eyes, so it’s not as gross as it sounds) and emit beams of sizzling red energy in the shape of pirahnas. Propelled on beams of red light.

He sweeps the red light over everyone, biting them with his gaze! Except Ant-Man, whom he cannot see.

Or at least, that’s what he intends to do.

Spider-Man is aware that he’s going to zap Storm first, as she’s the most dramatic. Then it’ll be Spidey’s turn.

Ant-Man’s crazy ants have arrived and are crossing the floor toward the robot, but they won’t arrive until after his biting gaze.