r/ironman • u/Friday_Stark • 29m ago
Games Marvel Rivals has released a showcase video for Iron Man's upcoming MARVEL Tōkon skin
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r/ironman • u/Friday_Stark • Aug 28 '26
Hi there, Shellheads!
We know today was an exciting day due to certain circumstances surrounding the Iron Man game in development by Motive. Please be mindful that reposts of the video or any screencaps of it will need to be taken down.
Friday out!
r/ironman • u/Friday_Stark • 29m ago
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r/ironman • u/True-Temperature138 • 11h ago
I think Iron Man armors has been a case of it being harder to see which is the most beloved among the suits, considering they are so interesting in their own ways.
For me, I just really love how Mark VI took the Mark IV and added more gold to put more color balance, even adding silver accents to add even more color. Somehow, even though circle is my favorite shape, I somehow prefer Iron Man with a triangular arc reactor (something about it seemed right to me). This is the first all-purpose suit before Mark VII did the jetpack to free his arms during flight (along with the pod armor-up). Mark VII may be more useful, but I prefer the sleekness of the one that came before it.
I mean, just because it's not the most powerful, it doesn't mean it can't be your favorite. I mean, my mom is most fascinated by Mark V, while my sister loves the prototype aspect of Mark II.
Like,... Mark L may have more weapons, but Mark LXXXV had more balance with the organic elements of the nanotechnology with the classic Iron Man details and color scheme (and I do prefer the holographic shield that doesn't use up any nanotechnology).
It's like how my favorite version of Megatron (Transformers) is his Bayverse incarnation, even though he's not the most powerful (as we have TFP or even Unicron Trilogy Megatron). It's because I love his character concept the most, including his dread and epic factor mixed in with his meaningful dialogue.
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r/ironman • u/StartronAnimation • 1d ago
I'm genuinely curious. I actually like her in Iron Man 1. And I can definitely see her as a first love interest for Tony before Pepper.
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r/ironman • u/DeucesDusle • 19h ago
I wasnt a fan of Magic the Gathering before. Then my brother told me Iron man is in it. So i had to get the card. And now, im playing with him and his friends. And i get to enjoy the comic covers/art work i like.
Im not selling these. Its just for the fun and games
r/ironman • u/Tangledwe8000 • 1d ago
half the world came back that day, and i lost half of mine 😐🔫
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r/ironman • u/Intelligent-Help-924 • 22h ago
Something i've been feeling since i started rewatching the infinity saga, was that they kinda gave up to visually show or express how fast Iron man's suits can fly.
It had great visual effect in early mcu to represent the levels of speed he could achieve, specially in his fist and second movie, when show the effect of going (at the very minimum) supersonic, aka mach 1 (761.2 mph, 340 to 343 m/s, 1.225 km/h to 1.235 km/h, demonstrated by the visual effect of breaking the sound barrier or how fast he was passing by the camera or pessoas or the scenario dislocation.
Sure, you can say ever since this demonstrations, it should be a given the speed he could fly by default. But still, some people doesn’t get that unless it's shown right front of them. They focused more in feats of strength and durability
They should constantly maintained the velocimetry in the hud display inside the helmet
They did bring back with Captain America in Brave New World. But they should have always kept this effect.
Some scenarios it should have better showed the speed he could reach, specially showoing him breaking the sound barrier:
In Avengers 1 when Tony flies to catch up the tesseract-powered nuke
Show Mark XIX and XL speed feats in the third movie.
Age of Ultron, when flying to Johannesburg to stop Hulk
In Civil War, when he leaves to helicopter to catch up to Captain America And Bucky in the Quinjet, which is stated to reach mach 5, hypersonic speed.
The most close to show was in two occasions and was by math done in the moment
In Iron Man 3 where Tony is captured and mark XLII flies from Tenesse to Miami and he ask the goon math question about the milage count, which is 832 miles (~1,339 km), and it was in around 2 minutes, roughly 25,000 to 26,400+ MPH (~40,320 to 42,480+ km/h). Crazy feat ngl.
And then Him catching up to the Q-ship, which was already leaving the atmosphere. I have what mach level of speed this would be, but definitely beyond Mach 5.
But my point is: they should’ve shown sound barrier breaking visual effect more often cause just like that people would understand how fast he can be, many mcu "fans"probably never any movies until any of the 4 first avengers movies.
Show visually better the his feats of speed throughout the Infinity Saga, whatever by sound barrier breaking, camera or bystanders pov or locomotion of the scenario.
r/ironman • u/labyrinthofbacon • 1d ago
In Far From Home, Peter receives the E.D.I.T.H. glasses as a bequeath from Tony after he dies fighting Thanos. Happy Hogan makes sure to stress the fact that Tony wanted Peter to have the glasses. But from Tony's perspective, Peter had been dead for five years, so why was Peter still in Tony's will?
In Endgame, Tony has moved forward and built a family after losing to Thanos. He has spent five years coping with and accepting that loss. As part of that, he presumably set his affairs in order and made sure his worldly possessions would pass on to those who were still alive.
Fast forward to the final battle, and Tony still thinks Peter is dead. When they reunite after Peter is returned to life, Tony is overcome with shock and relief (2hrs, 19min).
Fifteen minutes later, Tony dies (2hrs, 34 min). So he really only knew that Peter was alive for fifteen minutes, and he was a bit distracted for those fifteen minutes. Did he stop fighting Thanos for a couple minutes so he could update his will? If he didn't, why did he bequeath the glasses to someone who he thought was dead?
r/ironman • u/B3epB0opBOP • 1d ago
Iron Man 12 cover! By me, with inks by JP Mayer and colors by Frank Martin!
Let’s face it, most of the stuff I do is pretty on your face. So this cover presented a rare opportunity to do something more quiet. I’m proud of the subtlety of the figure. You love it too, admit it
r/ironman • u/SaltyJackfruit4377 • 1d ago
I've been enjoying Joshua Williamson's run so I had to pick up vol 1.
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r/ironman • u/Solid_Objective_5754 • 2d ago
I find this conversation and point quite interesting. At first I don’t like the idea of him being more recognizable than Wolverine, but a lot of points were made. Wolverine along with Hulk, and Spiday make up the “Big 3”, but from the data provided from within these screenshots, it makes a compelling argument that Wolverine is no longer in that trio anymore. What do you guy’s think?