Los Vengadores: Los Héroes Más Poderosos Del Planeta Online Official

La Visión said: “I see when someone is sad or scared, and I reach out.”

In a quiet neighborhood in Madrid, 12-year-old Sofía spent most of her afternoons playing her favorite online game, Heroes United . She loved creating her own character — a quick, clever archer named “Eagle Eye.” But lately, the game hadn’t felt fun anymore.

| Problem Online | Vengador Solution | |----------------|-------------------| | Bullying or trolling | Ignore, don’t engage. Save evidence. | | Someone feeling alone | Send a kind message. Show support. | | Scams or password tricks | Report and warn others. Never share private info. | | Toxic game culture | Build a positive team. Set clear rules. | La Visión said: “I see when someone is

Curious, Sofía sent them a message: “What makes you so powerful online?”

Sofía smiled. She finally understood the team’s motto: “Los Vengadores no necesitan capas. Necesitan corazón.” (The Avengers don’t need capes. They need heart.) Save evidence

A group of older players called “Los Titanes Tóxicos” had been bullying others: stealing virtual items, spreading mean messages, and even tricking new players into giving away their passwords. Many kids stopped logging on.

Word spread across the server. More players wanted to become Vengadores. Sofía created a guild called “Escudo Online” with a simple rule: “Use your powers to lift others up, never to tear them down.” | | Scams or password tricks | Report and warn others

One day, a young player named Miguel sent her a message: “Thank you. I was about to quit the game forever. But your team showed me that heroes exist online too.”