Ep 11. The Kids Are Alright

The episode "The Kids Are Alright" of Marvel's Avengers: Secret Wars season 3 begins with the Avengers facing a new enemy known as Doppleganger. While fighting Doppleganger, Spider-Man disappears from the battlefield and it is discovered that the villain has taken him prisoner.

Meanwhile, in another part of the city, a group of young heroes known as the New Avengers, consisting of Spider-Girl, Squirrel Girl, Patriot, and Ironheart, are attempting to stop a bank robbery committed by the villain Crossbones. They are initially unsuccessful, but with the help of some clever teamwork and strategy, they are able to prevent the criminal from making off with the money.

Back at the Avengers' base, the team is desperately trying to figure out a way to rescue Spider-Man from Doppleganger's clutches. They come up with a plan to infiltrate the villain's lair by using a holographic disguise. The mission is successful, and Spider-Man is rescued, but not before they discover that Doppleganger has been working for a mysterious figure known as The Master.

The New Avengers, still reeling from their victory over Crossbones, receive a message from The Master, inviting them to join his cause. They are unsure of whether to accept, but are ultimately convinced by the promise of being able to make a real difference in the world. They join forces with Doppleganger and several other villains, including the Absorbing Man and Titania.

Meanwhile, the Avengers are still trying to figure out who The Master is and what his ultimate goal is. With the help of Doctor Strange, they are able to uncover a plot to unleash a powerful dimensional rift that would destroy everything in its path. The Avengers and the New Avengers clash in a heated battle, with each side believing they are doing what is right.

In the end, the two groups are able to put aside their differences and work together to stop The Master's plan. They are successful, but not without some casualties, both physical and emotional. The episode ends with both groups contemplating the events that have transpired and wondering what other challenges they will have to face in the future.