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13. Heroes Who Are Invincible
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The reoccurrence in the MCU is that of heroes being invincible. The survival of characters, including Spider-Man and Captain America, during scenarios that should have them grievously injured or dead occurs here. Captain America would walk out from a catastrophic fall with minor damages, while Spider-Man would get hit by some giant enemy without any real damage. Though this is part of the superhero genre, the lack of stakes could also lower tension. Fans want grounded storytelling that doesn't rely on invincibility as a crutch.
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