Can we have an Iron Man armor thread? Post your favorites.
The Mark 46 is a sexy piece of engineering. All that red, all those lights, all those ANGRY EYE LINES.
Current Top 5 (MCU)
1. Mk 46 Civil War
2. Mk 45 Age of Ultron
3. Hulkbuster Age of Ultron
4. Starboost Iron Man 3
5. Mk 1 Iron Man 1
>>14201535
Not a fan of that crotch armor looking like a diaper though.
>>14201561
it's unfortunate, but i wouldn't know what else it could look like
This is still my favorite.
>>14201599
Not a fan of the huge amount of segmented plates, but I really like the red and silver colour scheme
>>14201599
the suit up scene is so good, but it's a shame he jobbed to whiplash that whole fight
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjuVMf8Sf2Y
>>14201599
Too much detail and lines
>>14201612
No way that's real.
I kind of miss when Tony having a new armor was more of an event with a little build-up. Like a new armor actually meant something and felt like a real upgrade. In the last two movies, he's just sort of... shown up in the new model in a sort of anticlimactic way. I was even a little dissapointed with how they unveiled the Hulkbuster of all things, and Iron Man 3 turned the suits into more of a gag than anything with individual gravitas.
I guess it's like the 10th movie in or whatever, but I miss the days when his new armor reveals were a little more impressive.
I really enjoyed Civil War but it kinda annoyed me how Tony was constantly taking his helmet off. Not only did it look less cool, the effect they use in place of an actual suit was really odd looking
>>14201608
yeah, that's pretty much why. I love the concept of the mobility of the suit and color scheme. I always viewed the jobbing as part of the inherent flaw in making a suitcase sized suit where you give up a lot of the armor and protection from the full suit, and like Hal said, I'm a sucker for flaws.
Mk VII>VI>V>III>IV>hulkbuster>the rest>shit>43>42>45
>>14201612
Why does Ironman looks like King Crimson?
>>14201662
Yeah, fuck off. 45 is a sexy.
>>14201646
Yeah I dislike it too. "Muh acting" silliness.
I prefer when it's a cool excuse to do pic related. Literally my fetish.
>>14201626
One time Kyle Rayner, a Green Lantern, made a Gurren Lagann energy construct. It was awesome.
Another time, Rob Liefeld traced Eva-02 as an Iron Man suit. It was less awesome.
>>14201637
the lack of ceremony with the suits in IM3 was explained in the story.
he was cranking them out by the dozens because of stress induced insomnia.
>>14201720
Yeah PTSD is a bitch.
Movie armors are shit.
>muh mark whatever
Sure.
>>14201626
There was a time when Hulk donned a magical armor that made him look like The World (Dio's Stand).
>>14201747
excellent point.
>>14201720
Yeah but even still. The Mk 6 had a build up with the new element, and had new features like the one off lasers.
The Mk7 had a similarily impressive reveal with the brancelets and coming to him remotely, and had new features like the missile pods and several beam lasers that now weren't one off.
But in AoU he just has the MK 43 at the start of the story, and then just pulls out the 45 without fanfare. And all of these armors don't do anything new. It's the usual repulsors unibeam and missiles.
In Civil War he just shows up at the airport with the 46 just like that. And like AoU it doesn't really have anything new beyond that it's helmet retracts now.
>>14201677
Because Tony is a 21st century schizoid man.
>>14201747
>muh mark whatever
You know that's a comic thing as well, right?
>>14201774
the 43 perfected the 42 moving parts proof of concept, introduced sentry mode as well as IR vision
the 45 was the first suit to be made entirely of vibranium and was made for heavy combat
the 46 was a non-lethal suit. it had soundwave based pacification as well as magnetic cuffs to subdue cap.
i'm not saying that these are all huge game changing features or awesome cinematic moments, but there are incremental improvements. tony (also the writers) aren't focused on reinventing the wheel every single time. to me, that's a good thing. repulsors are a pretty good non-firearm weapon, and he's not a weapons manufacturer anymore anyway.
>>14201792
Not for a while, though. In the comics Tony's been going on for long enough that the production numbers have gotten unwieldy. These days he just names his suits after whatever new tech he's added to them.
>>14201626
It kind of isn't. It's from the brief-lived (and mostly pretty bad) Marvel Mangaverse spin-off, where everything was a manga or anime reference. Iron Man was Gundam, the Fantastic Four were Evangelion, Dr. Strange was Slayers...it was weird.
>>14201807
>Dr. Strange was Slayers
Wait what?
Wish people would remember that Iron-man possess super-speed and reflexes.
>>14201892
>>14201895
>>14201904
>>14201892
Didn't he only get them from Extremis along with technopathy and the ability to store the armors undersuit in his marrow? Does he even have them anymore?
>>14201909
>>14201914
>>14201911
His body is still biologically in its Extremis state despite no longer having the Extremis OS inside it.
>>14201924
>>14201928
>>14201934
Where'd the chest hole from >>14201928 go?
>>14201934
>>14201928
The only thing I dislike about the extremis was the comic as I found it too detailed too flow easily from panel to panel. It did not do well in the motion comic medium either for me.
>>14201940
>>14201936
Default Extremis grants the user above Spider-man tier physical attributes, a Wolverine tier healing factor and energy projection.
Stark's version of Extremis grants cyberpathy, enhanced reflexes and a Wolverine tier healing factor.
>>14201792
"Mark" in the comics refers to a side-upgrade to an armor model. They're called "Model Number #" in the comics. For example, there's Model 2 Mks. 0, 1, 2 and 3.
>>14201535
From MCU
1.Mark 46
2.Mark 3
3.Starboost
Honorable mention for Pic related Mark 9.
The Mark IV is still my favorite.
Top 5
1. Mk 46
2. Mk 45
3. Extremis
4. Mk 7
5. Mk 6
Iron Man dump?
Iron Man dump.
actually this one, perfect level of yellow and red imo.
>>14202407
I'll take 3.
>>14201612
>>14201626
Oh the Mangaverse was real. Unfortunately.
That's actually "Iron Woman" though, Tony's sister. Tony himself in that universe is a disembodied head that commands the Avengers from base. Later he uses a robot body to actually become Iron Man in the "New Mangaverse" limited series, which was a lot better than every single book in the original lineup (but still not something most people would call "good"). It also featured a qt female Cap.
>>14201718
Kyle Rayner made all kinds of /m/ shit with his ring over the years. He is the most legit character DC has ever made.
...aaand Iron Man dump is over.
>>14201799
>the 45 was the first suit to be made entirely of vibranium
Wait, really? When was that made clear? How did Tony get his hands on enough vibranium for that?
>>14201895
>that Yamcha death pose
>complete with crater
>>14202498
FOR THE EMPEROR!
>>14201934
I can't get over how fucking ugly anything bilogical looked in that run, jesus fuck they need to kick in the balls anyone who says they should do a photorealistic comic like that
>>14202589
Is this what Pepper would use in the movies? They should have at least changed the helmet a bit more like in the comics
>>14202589
Thanks dump-anon, it was an awesome ride, thanks for the effort
>>14201624
>>too much detail
Are... are you being serious?
>>14201535
>Mk 46
Too much red.
The MCU designers need to understand there has to be a balance between the red and gold.
>>14201535
XLVI is definitely the best suit so far, followed closely by Mark XLV, Mark XXXIII, and Mark VI.
>>14203015
Personally, I think the gold works best as mask and trim rather than large portions, one of the reasons XLV and XLVI look so good.
XLII and XLIII can fuck off, though. The Iron Man should always have a design philosephy that leads the eye to the center torso (the reactor) not all over the place.
>>14202319
Anyone who doesn't appreciate the sheer chunk of Mark 1 is a filthy communist.
>>14202391
Literally the worst color scheme of any suit
>>14203043
Fuck off namefag
>>14203038
I just love how beefy it looks, it just looks like sex
>>14203081
says you
>>14202196
i get why it was made (mk 3 was trashed during IM1) but i don't know why tony made such slight variations
you'd have to put them side to side to tell them apart IMO
I still love the movie Mark 6.
I wish the triangular reactor wouldn't have been dropped just because Whedon didn't think it was "meaningful".
>>14203081
Kill yourself.
>>14202643
it wasn't made clear, i pulled that from the movie wiki
but you can kinda see it. ultron's final form was made of vibranium and he was jacked to shit with flowing angular lines. in a similar way, tony's final suit in the movie had just as many curved lines.
maybe when they busted klaw's factory, ultron didn't make off with all the vibranium, and tony salvaged what he could. or maybe it isn't as freakishly rare as the first cap movie would have us believe and tony used his old weapon contacts to acquire some.
this is all just conjecture though. age of ultron wasn't exactly "well thought out"
>>14203255
It could also be that Tony salvaged some from the big explodo-pillar that fell into the sea at the end of AoU's final fight. That thing was fully intact when it landed.
>>14203255
MK 45, 9, and Python are the best suits.
>>14203237
>Whedon didn't think it was "meaningful".
The hell does that mean?
>>14203276
But he'd built the 45 before that final fight, though.
>>14203282
He talked about it in the commentary for the first Avengers, Whedon wanted Mark 7 to have a circular reactor again because that was more iconic and "meant something" to Tony's origin story.
Because apparently forging a connection to his father and saving his own life by creating a new element didn't mean anything.
>>14203296
Fuck man, AoU's sense of time passing messes me up every time I think about that movie.
>>14203300
Whedon's such a fucking hack.
I'm glad the general public finally caught on to his bullshit.
>>14201799
45 was the first one with like... high powered laser beam repulsors, too.
When was the last time ironman used the unibeam
>>14203387
civil war, as in the movie that just came out
heblasts bucky at point blank range and shoots off his robot arm
>>14202589
The Mark 3 is still the best looking of the movie suits IMO.
For comics, always been a fan of the Modular armor, but I blame the cartoon for that.
![Avengers.Age.of.Ultron.2015.1080p.BluRay.x264.YIFY.mp4_snapshot_00.54.45_[2015.09.25_18.57.12].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/PotAvAI.jpg "Avengers.Age.of.Ultron.2015.1080p.BluRay.x264.YIFY.mp4_snapshot_00.54.45_[2015.09.25_18.57.12].jpg")
The Hulkbuster is pure sex, but the XXXIII is my personal favorite. XLVI, VII, and Shotgun are cool as fuck too.
>>14202446
>Daimidaler Man
I'll take it.
>>14201535
So what was the Mk 46's defining feature?
![Avengers.Age.of.Ultron.2015.1080p.BluRay.x264.YIFY.mp4_snapshot_00.56.02_[2016.05.07_13.19.43].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/EzZe97g.jpg "Avengers.Age.of.Ultron.2015.1080p.BluRay.x264.YIFY.mp4_snapshot_00.56.02_[2016.05.07_13.19.43].jpg")
>>14203548
I'm just watching Age of Ultron now and holy shit I'm in love
>>14203485
Is that the only movie suit to have an actual suit and not just be CG? I don't mind the extensive CG use for the action scenes but it looks really strange when its just standing around next to the other characters as a CG model
>>14203222
I can tell them apart immediately
>>14204125
Omni-directional thrust vectoring and a bigger emphasis on range of movement
>>14201792
No, comics use "Model" instead of "Mark"
>>14201626
Remember that time Lex Luthor stole an Eva to fight the Justice League.
>>14204303
>jerks off over superman
>i'm so fucked up
>>14204291
That's rather unremarkable. I'm hoping once Thanos shows up, we'll get some really innovative shit packed into the armor.
>>14204391
Well it is a two part movie, and he's certain to call in Cap using the letter for it, but he'll probably base a new armor on the second movie on defeat in the first - so he'll probably pack in some new tech to combat Thanos. Cap will take his shield back then too obviously. Whether Bucky gets a new arm for it is the question. A proper vibranium one from Wakanda maybe.
>>14204391
Omni-directional thrust vectoring for precision movement is probably the biggest step forward since the Mark 42.
>>14204291
>>14204699
>omni directional thrust vectoring
you keep throwing this phrase out and yet i don't think that's actually a feature of the 46. stark has used his hand repulsors for flight since the mk 2 and he's had back thrusters since the mk 7.
i've seen civil war twice and nothing in the movie or on the wiki confirm anything about improved maneuverability. like i stated earlier, the biggest advancements in the 46 were the non-lethal armaments used to subdue cap. that and a fully collapsible helmet
>>14204758
>you keep throwing this phrase out and yet i don't think that's actually a feature of the 46.
What do you think all those little lights are?
This shit is cool as fuck
>>14204873
I kinda miss the idea of Tony having the power source in his body at all times. It's similar to what makes the very early Stan Lee written issues of Iron Man so great, because it makes him vulnerable and he has to balance out his potential as a hero with the fact that going overboard is gonna extinguish the thing that keeps him alive.
>>14204152
The main suits that tony uses have an actual suit.
RDJ just doesnt wear all of it at once, especially if he needs to move about alot. Theres some scenes where he wears the full suit so as to reduce rendering time.
>>14204758
If anything, the Civil War suit was even slower having failed to catch up to the Quinjet or intercept a falling War Machine.
The only unique thing about it was how it was made up of very small components that wrapped itself around the wearer instead of the usual remote controlled bulky armor pieces and modules.
>>14204907
He did perfect the folding away storage thing. His helmet was able to be folded away nicely. This brings up possibility of the return of a proper suitcase suit without the structural weaknesses.
>>14204892
Punished Tony is fine too. His guilt and PTSD is a sight to behold.
>>14204343
that really stop being funny for a long time ago
>>14204873
that fight scene was short and horrible
>>14204961
Isn't Iron-Man 2 another victim of the Writer's Strike of America?
>>14204842
miniaturized arc reactors
energy sources, not propulsion
>>14201747
>>14201957
>>14204302
Complaining about this kind of seems like splitting hairs over two words that are used in the same context to mean the same thing.
>The word mark, followed by number, is a method of designating a version of a product
>>14204980
it's terrible how badly guarded that Gundam Model 2 is in Zed Gundam
>>14204985
Now you're just being facetious.
>>14204976
it looked like they were going full demon in a bottle with his alcoholism but threw in a technocancer excuse that was messing with his behavioral patterns or something.
IM2 had a bunch of fun bits but the film as a whole is pretty weak
that being said, it did give us this scene, so i'm willing to be charitable to it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nx2mhPEr7kA
>>14204985
You jest, yet everyone immediately knows what you're talking about despite the change in words - showing just how little difference they make and how they're synonymous.
>>14204978
They're thrusting in the very image, dude.
>>14204928
I hate Tony in this movie. He just completely loses his shit against a guy who did something completely against his own will and conscience, as if he wasn't more than a weapon. Also he thumps the shit out of Falcon for doing absolutely NOTHING WRONG, and yet he doesn't say even a word to Vision even though Vision took a fucking bad shot.
Seriously don't fire your cosmic rock death beam at a target like that when there's a friendly right behind the target. That's the first thing you should think about before you engage a target.
>>14201535
>non Japanese
>/m/
>non Japanese
>good
>>14205239
Fuck off, weeb.
>>14205233
>He just completely loses his shit against a guy who did something completely against his own will and conscience
THIS JUST IN: people tend to get overly emotional and extremely irrational when it comes to traumatizing family grievances. Truly a shocking new development.
It doesn't really excuse Tony, no. But he's proven himself as an irrational and impulsive thinker countless times before. His reaction made sense to me, especially since he probably would have been commended by the UN for taking care of the Winter Soldier anyway.
>>14202918
Actually, it's pretty much exactly the armor she uses in the comics.
Pepper had Tony make her a suit that was made purely for emergency rescues. No offensive capabilities except for sonics. All electromagnetic control and force fields.
>>14201535
Silver Centurion will always be my favorite.
>>14201718
>>14201535
Doom's armor needs more love.
>>14201535
>tfw missed out on the SHF
>tfw no motivation to do anything anymore
I had no idea capeshit could have such a negative emotional effect on me
>>14205385
There's always ebay
>>14205386
>300% markup
>very slim chance of bootlegs
I had better save up, then
>>14205382
THE ARMOR OF DOOM NEEDS NOTHING EXCEPT OBEDIENCE TO DOOM!
>>14205389
I dunno. I managed to get a Hot Toys Silver Centurion bit the other day for only a hundred and fifty dollars.
>>14205363
I'm talking about the helmet, the movie version is is just a normal iron man head and that triggers my autism
>>14205262
Yea, I don't really get the complaint either. Tony was willing to reconsider the whole Winter Soldier thing initially - it was why he went to the base in the first place. It was only the parental revelation that turned him, because he was operating purely on emotion and says as much when Steve points out that he was being controlled. He didn't care that he was controlled, Bucky killed his mom, and that was the important thing, the only thing really, to him in that moment.
When he does get the chance in the fight, he doesn't kill Bucky, just disarms him (and then knock him out), because he needed to work out that anger.
The Rhodey thing was similar, because his best friend had just been in a major accident so he wasn't thinking rationally.
>>14205382
>Super strength
>force fields
>blasters
>Nuclear power generators
>Air conditioning
>Still carries around a 9mm broomhandled Mauser for people who aren't worthy of his armor
Fucking Doom.
>187 posts
>Nobody has posted the best Iron Man suit
Maybe its design could get used in Infinity War. But probably not.
>>14205437
I also wonder why the fuck neither Tony nor Rhodey's suits had some sorta backup power other than the big glowey bit in the middle.
BOTH of them get fucked over by this in this movie, Rhodey gets it blasted out by Vision and then has literally NOTHING, he's just completely dead in the air. Then later Rogers disables Stark just by hitting him in the chest with his metal frisbee, and that's enough to disable at least all the offensive systems in the armor. Although apparently Tony was smart enough to build it so that it can be moved without power, without turning it coffin.
>>14205233
So are we going to ignore the fact that Steve carelessly exploited the loyalty of his comrades to save a man who was innocent (and then, only kinda) and still very dangerous? Now Clint and Scott are separated from their families, Wanda is farther away from being at peace with herself than ever, and Sam is a wanted fugitive (though I guess he didn't have much to lose anyway.) Cap was no angel, either. Even Evans pointed out that Steve in Civil War is acting somewhat selfish based on his emotional attachments, and the Avengers suffered for it far more than for anything Stark did.
I actually kind of got disappointed than everyone was so adamant about Clint's rant at Stark being a "sick burn." Stark was entirely right that Clint should have thought about his family before he broke the law, and Clint just sounded like a defiant child. That's not subjective, either; sure, the law sucks, but Clint knew EXACTLY what he was getting into and fucked off to play bows and arrows with Cap. Stark's not at fault for that. If anything, Stark's the reason Clint wasn't gunned down by GSG 9 and JSOC forces.
Even then, Stark's house arrest of Wanda was more so that she wouldn't have to suffer through what the people in charge wanted to do to her (which we see in the Raft.) It was a dick move, but what was the alternative? "Wanda, the world thinks you're a dangerous monster with little self-restraint, I'm gonna have to ask you to stay at home." At least with Stark calling the shots on that, she had Vision trying to make her comfortable, albeit dishonestly.
Only thing I can really fault Stark for is letting his guilt turn him into kind of a bitch, but given how much stress he was under, I can totally buy him cracking when seeing the brutal murder of his parents, and realizing Steve knew that their deaths weren't an accident.
>>14205796
And yet these modular suits clearly have power sources for every individual component, we see tony using repulsors with only a gauntlet on for example, and they can fly on their own.
I'm impressed Tony held his own against both Cap and Buck, honestly.
>>14205233
I personally think it was pretty in-character for him to snap right there upon knowing that Bucky killed his parents.
Considering that he has a history of PTSD, his impulsive personality, his guilt from the innocent deaths and the stress from having to keep what remains of the team together, then he got some evidence, hey, maybe Steve is right and he should help him, and so he does.
Suddenly, he is told this guy Steve has been protecting all along killed his parents, and Steve knew it the whole time and did not tell him. Tony, in his talk with the students, mentioned that he had problems with his parents that he ultimately wasn't able to deal with because they were dead.
>>14204869
That noise when the helmet closes gets me fuckin rock hard every time.
>>14204699
The MCU take on the Bleeding Edge was nice, but the comic version is still tops. Mainly because it's super-streamlined, but it gets to be since this armor is contained in Stark's bones as opposed to being something he wears in the MCU.
>>14205437
>disarms him
is this a pun
>>14205764
the mask looks really really dumb
it looks like a bionicle mask of power in the worst way possible
>>14202848
Adi granov is pretty much the guy to define the modern IM armor at any rate.
>>14206804
But doesn't the Bleeding Edge actually like use nano-machines to morph and adapt into whatever Tony needs it to be? Like he can just turn his arms into big cannons or give himself big stompy boots or whatever at will just by thinking about it?
I don't know, I don't read the comics, but I think I've seen something like that. Or was that a different armor?
Either way, a nano-machine bullshit armor would be cool to see in the MCU.
>>14205381
Fun fact; the artist for that isn't Liefeld. It was another guy who wanted to make an Eva reference. There was a small interview about it in Wizard magazine.
IM3 should've really cut the number of suits down to 30 or so. There's a ton of crap in the middle between VII and 42 that just feels redundant. 42 almost feels like an arbitrary reference.
>>14206459
I guess that gauntlet was different.
And maybe Rhodey's suit didn't have the independent parts, but it should at least maybe have some kinda parachute and emergency CAST OFF procedure then given how likely he is to be flying during a COMPLETE LOSS OF POWER.
>>14207519
Is War Machine suit is still the same one they use in IM3 (Iron Patriot)? Or Tony had it upgraded too in AoU.
>>14207548
I think this model is a new one, specifically made for non-lethal purposes, same as the suit Stark has that also doesn't have the same full powered repulsors.
I think before that the suit he was using was the same as the one Stark had given to him in the prequel comic to IM3, because he wanted the modded MKII unit back.
>>14207548
The War Machine Mk2 seen in AOU is just a repainted Iron Patriot because Whedon didn't feel like upgrading Rhodey for a bit part in his movie. The Mk3 is a return to a tankier, bulkier, more weaponized frame. Couldn't find an image of all three suits together, but here's the first two.
>>14207586
and the most recent one.
I kinda like his TR8R stick, it's a shame he didn't get to zap anyone with it.
>>14207548
War Machine has only had three suits:
MK1 (IM2)
MK2 (IM3-AOU)
MK3 (CW)
>>14207586
God damn the MkI is sexy. I'd love a War Machine stand alone film that had that kind of bulk in the suit, especially if it's set post Civil War and has Rhodey dealing with his disability.
>>14207590
his shoulder cannon needs to be bigger
>>14207615
considering rhodeys condition at the end of the film a new back to bulk suit could be explained away as a more robust support frame
>>14207715
I wonder if they are gonna do the claustrophobia angle from the comics/animated series at some point. Where Rhodey is just like "man fuck that flying sarcophagus I almost died!"
>>14202391
>full on metal suit isn't even depressing those cushions.
>>14207745
you don't know what kind of adamantium weave furniture upholstery tony stark has access to
>>14207748
It's a "Gold-Iron Alloy". At least it was in the movies 1-2.
>>14202341
Is the Mark 7 still the most powerful suit outside of the Hulkbuster?
Every model after it has been inferior in terms of sheer firepower and durability.
>>14207822
I think the 7 was the last big general purpose suit, every subsequent one has been specialized to some degree and has had a gimmick of sorts.
>>14201535
Look at that armpit. There is no way a human shoulder fits near there
>>14207822
Nah, Mark VII just had the most missiles and (supposedly) F90-style option packs, if the IM3 Artbook is to be believed. Mark XLV had far more powerful repulsors and quadruple lasers, and if the Artbook is to be believed, it seems like it might also has a decent missile complement that was just never used in the film.
>>14207854
The Mk VII has at least proven itself against an alien invasion where it took out a few Leviathans and numerous Chitauri soldiers all the while surviving an impressive amount of punishment.
Specific models may surpass it in some specific feature but they all have a tendency to be less damage resistant than the Mk VII.
>>14207848
It's a toy, not a statue it's optimized for poseability, not accurate looks.
I really hope we get a proper Extremis armor in the MCU before RDJ leaves the role.
>>14207897
At least till the full vibranium series of suits.
>>14208150
I think the idea that the Mark 45 is a full vibranium suit is a load of bullshit made up. I haven't seen a single source for that.
>>14208312
Especially considering how it seemed to be the most fragile suit since the 42 with how easily Cap and Bucky were damaging it.
>>14208325
Oh wait the 45 was the AoU suit, I can't keep this shit straight anymore. It seems silly though that he would make a vibranium suit and then his next model would be weak as hell for no discernible reason.
I really loved the concept of HyperVelocity. The suit wasn't extremely good looking, but literally copying his consciousness into the armor was amazing.
>>14208325
I'm not sure I'd call any if it easy. Both Cap and Bucky are full on superhuman in the movies and I don't think Bucky damages the armor at all. Cap knocks out part of its flight capability, is threatening the suits integrity with a load of punches (but doesn't actually do any real damage) and takes out the reactor with a shield bash using a vibranium shield. All of which tires the shit out if him and leaves him on his last legs. I don't think it even takes any other damage in the movie. Even War Machine is only properly damaged by a blast from Vision.
>>14208127
nanomachines pls
>>14208347
Well, didn't he throw it together in a day and a half?
>>14207073
There was a storyline called 5 Nightmares that had him using a bunch of suits all around the world, I thought it was kind of a cool callback to that even if it was Jarvis piloting them and not Tony.
>>14208347
Well isn't Cap's shield stronger than simply vibranium? And can't vibranium damage vibranium? Bucky's arm and Cap's shield were likely doing most of the damage in that fight.
Honestly, the movies never actually said anything about Tony's suits having vibranium components. I'm not going to trust the wiki unless the movies themselves make it frank, because that's kind of hard to believe.
Plus, it was probably a weaker model fire-power wise because he built it to be largely non-lethal so as not to actually kill anyone on Cap's side.
>>14208685
Bucky's arm definitely isn't vibranium though
Posting the [s]superior[/s] suit
I just love how slick it looks. And how the color scheme was the opposite of his usal one
>>14208688
Oh, really? I could have swore I read that somewhere. Ah well.
>>14208707
Too many soft rounded surfaces for me, and the color scheme was just too different. Spidey pulled off the look better with his Future Foundation costume.
I like the ANAD Iron Man*. Very simple but effective design. Thing looks streamlined like a bullet.
>>14208685
Cap's shield is 'True Adamantium' in the comics, but in the MCU, it's straight vibranium.It's why Black Panther's claws left marks.
>>14208709Unibeam blew it off. Ergo, clearly not.
>>14208707
I like the black, white and gold color scheme of his Starboost armor - which I believe has a comic's counterpart? I think it looks really futuristic and appropriate. I'm not sure I'd like it as a full time color scheme, but it definitely works on that space one.
>>14208733
Cap's shield is actually vibranium alloy that was made by accident. Adamantium is an inferior material that was a byproduct of trying to recreate vibranium alloy.
>>14207781
>furniture
Come on
>>14202563
BROTHER!!
>>14208727
I love that thing
>>14208312
It's not. Also wearing a suit made up entirely of Vibranium is a terrible idea in the first place because it can overload and explode if it drains off too much kinetic energy and the kinetic absorbtion can backfire (remember how Thor hitting Cap's shield makes a shockwave? Now picture that but it can't be aimed.).
There's a reason Panther just has a weave of it. Just enough to resist impacts but not enough to cause backfiring problems.
>>14202434
god damn it I read that from right to left
>>14201718
>Kyle Rayner, a Green Lantern, made a Gurren Lagann energy construct
Wasn't it an Ingram?
>>14207067
Late, but you are indeed correct about the Bleeding Edge.
Fingers crossed for an Infinity Wars pt. 2 appearance.
>>14210513
i was referencing a specific ttgl construct, he definitely could've made an ingram as well
>>14210723
>house music
i don't read too much iron man, but that's an interesting take. tony just seems too...old for that kinda thing.
i thought it'd be more like
60's cartoon - vegas and sinatra big band stuff
MCU - black sabbath ac/dc, although they've toned that down thankfully
armored adventures tony would probably dig house
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