MCU Ironfist.
>>82031981
>there will never be a Power Fist to have buddy cop adventures with Iron Man
>>82031981
>Tony built that
>"Muh webshooters are unrealistic!"
>>82032087
But he has webshooters in the movie.
>>82031981
Looks like a more ''techie'' version of the Bleeding Edge armor.
>>82031981
anyone got an HD webm of it unfolding?
>>82032114
I know, and a lot of retards complained about them because "muh realism", when Tony in the first movie built an arc reactor and a combat armor with a bunch of spare pieces from a missile.
>>82032208
>he built it in a cave
>WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS
>>82032208
I don't understand how some anons claim mechanical webshooters somehow break their suspension of disbelief, as though this wasn't part of a franchise where a guy built a robot suit out of bomb parts, another guy turns into a big green rage monster because radiation, and yet another flies around with hammer that only he and others deemed worthy can lift.
But no, it's the webshooters that are too unrealistic.
>>82032327
>>82032208
source?
>>82032208
WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS
>>82032327
Another of the complaints I hear is the "how can a 15 yo kid can comeup with something nobody invented before?!", like inventors irl didn't exist before till this movie
>>82031981
The dude put two IronMan Face LED panels on it. What a conceited nerd
>>82032455
Especially when you consider that with the spider's DNA combining with his, the web formula probably just clicked together in his brain. Nobody else could figure it out because nobody else was a genius who was bitten by a radioactive(or genetically modified, depending on the continuity) spider before.
>>82032455
They think that no one has ever invented an adjustable nozzle and adhesives before?
>>82032327
To be fair it was a very complicated bomb he probably got whatever parts he said he needed.
>>82032373
>source?
Not him but go to /tv/, nobody seems to like webshooters there because they think they're unrealistic.
>>82032327
>>82032455
>>82032534
The only part that I find unrealistic about the webshooters is where Peter gets his supply of web-fluid.
Which is why I always liked the idea that he has organic spinnerets but he needs the shooters to actually do shit with the webbing.
>>82032373
every single
>mechanical vs organic
thread on /co/
>>82032627
Organic iron man makes so much more sense.
>>82032792
I AM FLESHY MAN
>>82032792
Weren't all the yellow parts of his costume, the sleeves and leggings, made of some kind of special fabric until about the 80s?
>>82032624
He makes the web-fluid. It's his formula.
>>82032570
/tv/ is literally the worst board on 4chan.
>>82032313
true kino
>>82032926
Nah, it was thin (like, skin tight) sheet of metal.
>>82032624
I like this theory
Powers to produce it tech to shoot it.
If I was writing a Spiderman story from scratch that'd what I would do.
>>82032926
it was basically thin, woven super-steel wool held in place by magnets that was as flexible as fabric
>>82032624
When he was still in school he took the things he needed to make it from the chemistry lab. As an adult he can buy them, which is part of why he never has any money.
>>82032570
Not true, when i used to navigate /tv/ a couple of years ago there were costant posts going "RAIMI SPIDERMAN WAS SHIT BECAUSE MUH WEBSHOOTERS, PRAISE WEBB"
>>82031981
What I never understood about the concept of nanobots is, dont they still take up the mass of what theyre making? Like wouldnt they still take up the same amount of space, just in a different shape? They dont expand in mass do they? Or is teleportation being used here?
>>82032926
It was something like really thin chainmail, powered by TRANSISTOR SCIENCE
>>82032792
>flies
>tough and durable
>shoots energy blasts
>other energy weapon gimmicks
>has AI he can talk to
...Jaime Blue Beetle?
>>82031981
that whole scene looks awkward in the trailers we have seen so far.
>>82033785
they showed the extended version in recently. the trailers were cuts. It's a pulse thing instead of repulsors
>>82033785
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMdfj62iC_g
>>82031981
I really like that idea.
Yeah, CGI is pretty bad if you keep rewatching it all day, but I like that they keep doing new stuff for Iron Man in the movies.
First there was the suitcase armor in IM2, then the those new ways to wear the armor in Avengers (you know, like when Loki throws him out of the building), then the drones and remote-controlled parts in IM3, and now just this glove, for when Tony doesn't want/can't wear the whole armor.
It's a really simple concept, but I enjoy it.
>>82033108
but haven't there been stories where he fights a guy, gets his ass kicked, and then goes into the lab (his bedroom) to make a special web fluid to counter act the bad guy?
what would he do in that situation? eat specially crafted cheeseburgers to produce the fluid organically?
>>82033980
It's like poetry
>>82033886
Wow. BP looks pretty bad ass. Widow jobbing like usual it seems.
>>82033592
Jesus fuck, I forgot how much of a hard on they had for TRANSISTORS in those early comics
>>82032208
Tony is also rich.
Peter being able to build shit like webshooters and remaining a poorfag is the problem.
>>82032792
So pretty much Guyver
