We got a prop of Iron Man's suit from Infinity War

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>>15645436

>>15645436
>all that segmented armor.

Muh robo-dik.

Looks vaguely Chitauri in nature.

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>>15645436
>segmented

Gotta sell them Iron Man toys. He's the only reason people watch these garbage movies in the first place.

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>organic looking

>>15645781
I'm not sure what that fave is supposed to convey other than you having a massive raging clue right now

>>15645436
>>15645441
I feel like The Avengers are gonna fuck up somehow and then Doctor Strange sends Tony back in time to fix shit.

>>15645850
What makes you think that? That reactor is nothing like his original chest piece

>>15645854
I just feel that they will fail the first time and then Tony goes back in time to prepare Earth for Thanos' invasion.

>>15645876
And then Tony dies because he became too expensive for Marvel.

>>15645887

Yes, he became so expensive that they regularly include him in non Iron Man or Anvengers films, often with a large role. They must really be struggling to push him out the door when they do that.

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Iron Man suit changes are boring as fuck and the majority look the fucking same in a line up.

If you were to ask a normal person to point out the Iron Man 3 suit from the Avengers 2 suit in a line up of all suits they wouldn't be able to do it.

Meanwhile if i were to do a line up of Gundams and ask the average anime fan to point out Wing Gundam and God (Burning!) Gundam they could do it even if they haven't even watched the show in 10 years.

>>15645436
Glad it looks like nothing from felcher gundam.

>>15646026
Wow, the F91 really is small.

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>>15646026
you know the last time they tried something different? iron man 3, the mark 42, and look how well that suit was received. it was so reviled that they had to "re-ironman" it as the mk 43 in age of ultron before the mid-movie upgrade. the difference between these two franchises is that in-universe it's just one guy designing iron man suits so each design will be confined to that specific individuals taste.

meanwhile, ask an average person who doesn't watch anime to tell apart the rx-78, ground gundam, alex, and gp-03, and see how well they do

>>15645850
>>15645876
Yeah, I felt for a while the first movie will have a BAD END where Thanos wrecks shit, and ether they will rise from the ashes for the second movie or time travel will be involved.

>>15646129
>meanwhile, ask an average person who doesn't watch anime to tell apart the rx-78, ground gundam, alex, and gp-03, and see how well they do.

Speaking as someone that actually has some experience with Normies in this department, they can barely tell the difference.

>>15646137
i dont think there´ll be a BAD END , more like a phirryc victory , but the time travel thingy is very likely , at least as a cliffhanger postcredit ending to set up the second part

>>15646129
>you know the last time they tried something different? iron man 3.
What is the hulk buster? An absolute success at something different.

>meanwhile, ask an average person who doesn't watch anime to tell apart the rx-78, ground gundam, alex, and gp-03, and see how well they do

That has absolutely nothing to do with my argument. My point was that the majority of Gundam designs have enough noticeable defining features that the average anime fan can pick out a Gundam from a show they have watched before. Whereas the average marvel movie goer could not do the same for the majority of Iron man suits, even if they have seen all of the movies.

>>15646213
if i can pick 4 mobile suits that look essentially indistinguishable, i think that has something to do with the matter at hand

you're simultaneously overestimating the capabilities of people who watch anime and underestimating the people who see marvel movies. there is literally no empirical evidence to support your claims

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>>15646213
>That has absolutely nothing to do with my argument. My point was that the majority of Gundam designs have enough noticeable defining features that the average anime fan can pick out a Gunda

Actually, I've been surprised before. They don't always know the specific names/numbers, but normies are pretty good at telling them apart. My 6 year old niece, for example, can pick out what suit was in which movie by just looking at it, mind you she calls them stuff like "the one that was in Civil War" or "the one he had at the end of Avengers 2." I know she knows the difference because he always wants the new figure(s) for each one from every movie when it comes out. She alsonhas a crush on RDJ, so that might be a factor. That's the benefit of mainstream appeal; even little details stand out more to the average fan, which means they'll always want the new toy. If they couldn't tell the difference, then Iron Man toys wouldn't get so much merchandise every movie he appears in.

Besides, as >>15646129 pointed out, Iron Man has the element of all being built by the same guy for himself, meaning all he's doing is improving them in ways we can't percieve onscreen. He has no reason to make them stand apart because he's not changing his role in any capacity, just improving his ability to perform said role. It's only when you get specialized suits like Heartbreaker or Gemini that they have any reason to look different.

On a side note, you are seriously overestimating how much normies can tell apart the RX-78 family unless it's stuff like Mudrock because Gundam doesn't have the worldwide mainstream appeal than Iron Man does.

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>>15645436
>>15645441
Oh shit, is RDJ wearing the Nano undersheath? Are we finally getting an MCU Extremis armor?

That faceplate is awfully Granov-inspired...possibly designed by Granov.

>>15646076
It doesn't help that they put it right next to the Nu. F91 was the start of miniaturization, Nu was the last of the constantly-growing UC gundams.

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>>15646263
>he's improving them in ways we can't perceive onscreen
that's true, but the tech has been making noticeable advancements, even if they're less flashy

iron man 1: stark has to stand in a cumbersome gantry that screws his suit together, has a hell of a time trying to take it off

iron man 2: the process of removing the suit is streamlined to the point where he can do it in the middle of a huge stadium without missing a beat, also development of the briefcase armor that can form around him

avengers: stark can literally walk out of his suit, provided he is on the gantry path in his home base, his suit can now find him and form around him when he's wearing tracking bracelets

iron man 3: the suit can now disassemble itself on its own and recall to the owner, with each piece having its own propulsion. jarvis can control every suit at the same time autonomously

age of ultron: integration with hulkbuster, sentry mode, and development of iron legion AI

civil war: the least flashy, but stark figured out a way to make a full size helmet collapse and fold behind him, storing behind his neck

even if the colors remain the same, the underlying technology has come a long way

>>15646308
That was my first thought.

If RDJ is done after Infinity War part 2, thrn at the very least I'd like to get the Extremis suit out of him.

>>15646308
>That faceplate is awfully Granov-inspired...possibly designed by Granov.

Didn't he design the Mk. III to begin with?

Wait, where did this whole time travel talk came from? Did I miss something?

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>>15646904
Mark III was a collaboration between him and Phil Saunders, but Granov's original designs tended to have very angular faceplates, particularly on the forehead area.

>>15646026
wing and god gundam are as easy to distinguish as the silver centurion armor and the original clunker

>>15646924
I agree

>>15645436
Woof. The suit designs after the first Avengers have not impressed me, especially this recent trend toward more organic lines.

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>>15646026
Compared to the comics.

They need to change the helmet up in the movies. They just took Adi Granov's design and pretty much stuck with it.

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When we gonna get a nanomachine armor?

>>15647041
Yeah. I mean, its such a good design that pretty much every MCU armor looks good thanks to it but at the same time, they play it too safe. This new armor isn't really that different but the little detailes make it look like they were trying.

>>15647310
>>15647311
>>15647313
EXTREMIS

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>>15647315
I'm getting more of a Bleeding Edge vibe...at least in overall functionality. The suit looks a bit too organic to be the Extremis armor we're all familiar with.

>>15647325
What's everybody looking at?

>>15647331
i bet you 5 krebplaghs that its a giant portal in the sky

>>15647325
it could be powered by an infinity stone , cause it looks waaaaaaaay toomagic

>>15647343
It's a bird, it's a plane?

>>15647331
Thanos in his helicopter

>>15646924
>>15646974
strange is in it, he has the eye of agamotto which is the time stone. he used infinitely repeating time loops and reversed time in his movie.

thanos is on a stone collecting quest so it's safe to assume time travel is on the table

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>>15647167
When are we gonna get a suit suit?

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>>15647361
Could be Supes in his flying submarine.

>>15647321
>>15647322
>My feet are tired.
>I don't know these people.
>The guy in the cape stole my facial hair.
>I miss Pepper.

>>15647310
So is it Downey Jr in these pics or is it a toku thing where the suit actor is different from the face actor?

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>>15647970
Most likey a slimmer stunt guy does the action.

>>15646129
I loved the Mark 42 tho

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>>15648009
43>42

>>15648017
Gross. And XL > either.

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>>15647970
Robert is pretty small, so that must likely stuntman

>>15647317
This shot looks really cool with all the micro repulsors glowing like that.

>>15648056
Pretty sure those are just mocap equipment.

Iron-Man 3 was the best Iron-Man movie.

>>15647331
Wonder Woman in her invisible jet filled with money.

>>15648557
this

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>>15646026
>>15646129
You know, to be fair, most 'mainline' suits Tony use onscreen are meant to be an incremental upgrade and refinement of his original design. The more specialized suit look different. See pic for example.

Also keep in mind his armor IS his costume so there is little point changing the core design elements both in and out of universe

>>15646314
Yeah, I find it surprising that its even smaller than the Victory Gundams.

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>>15648002
Shit taste.

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>>15649431

>>15646073
You stupid autist, why would it? You're complaining about nothing.

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>>15648001

Once I saw it in the movie, I was fine with it.

I think a lot of the early hate was because of the first statue of it was more of a sickish cream color, rather than gold... And first impressions are everything.

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>>15649431

>>15648557
>>/9gag/

>>15649660
>>/reddit/

>>15649840
Reddit reads comics?

>>15650430
They read them more than /co/

Just like how they play video games more than /v/.

>>15650462
>They read them more than /co/
Not really a hard thing to do though.

>>15645887
He takes pay cuts

>>15646314
>Nu was the last of the constantly-growing UC gundams.
XI says hi

>>15650533
What about that time he asked for more screentime in civil war so he could get paid more?

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>>15650603
He became the most engrossing part of the film that time.

Being a flimsy piece of shit didnt help the Mk42 either.

>>15650603
>>15650705
Agreed.
Cap being "Muh Bucky" all the time was kinda insufferable.

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>>15650725
True, but considering it still performed it's intended function after all the punishment it recieverd, and the fact that the Mark 43 is more or less the same suit structurally and it went through a concrete/metal structure with no real damage, it's probably wasn't a lack of durability so much as an operating system that's still in the trial stages.

>>15647310
>Hollywood movies are too lazy and CG dependent to make more than half a costume, they just make the overworked CG animators finish it

>>15651268
To be fair to them I watched a design video on them making the Iron Man suits a while back, they had a full costume for the MK-1 but it was so fucking heavy RDJ and his stunt-double couldn't move in it the way they needed them to.
As for the rest of the armours I think due to the streamlined designs of them that trying to make a full costume could ruin the aesthetics. Honestly the designers should've noticed this and thought "Hey maybe we should alter these suits so they'll actually be build-able and wearable in real life" but no they just relied on CG.
I don't mind too much because the CGI is actually pretty great most of the time and the suits for the most part are gorgeous so I'd rather not have those sacrificed for a more cumbersome costume and it's not just like they're using the CGI as a crutch to get out of making costumes, the costumes themselves pretty much just wouldn't work well with their current designs.

>>15651268
>>15651367
Well, regardless of any potential issues with wearing the physical props, scenes like these use that partial suit because they don't intend to show the lower half of Iron Man in the scene. Hollywood uses a lot of little tricks like this to save time and money, and most of the time you would hardly notice if not for photos like that.

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>>15651367
>Hollywood in the 21st century can't make flexible, protective, lightweight, and form fitting armor
>Blacksmiths figured this shit out in medieval times

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qzTwBQniLSc

>>15651425
It's not supposed to be protective or form fitting. It's supposed to be cool and sell toys.

>>15651367
Word is the full suits also pinched like a bitch

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>>15651461
>It's not supposed to be protective or form fitting.

But it mostly succeeds at those things, it's just too heavy and inflexible.

Design wise/aesthetically to me:

Mark 46 is sex.
Mark 45 was cool.
Mark 43 was pretty good.
Mark 42 is love it or hate it.

Does the helmet look off to anyone else?

>>15653865
it's probably the weird swooping curves on the upper edges, the usual Granov designs are all angular there

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>>15653903
>Granov designs.

No, Granov's original work designs primarily look like that helmet. You're thinking of Saunders's style.

If anything, the helmet's more Granovian in the new suit than ever before.

>>15652133
This
The sharp shoulder make it stands out
It proves that even with such small detail can make a design stand out more.

>>15651425
You're forgetting how medieval armor was so heavy that the knights had to have peasants help them onto their horses in battle

>>15654449
No it wasn't. Did you watch the video? You can move around very well in full armour.

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Liquid armor is where its at, get caught up /m/.

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>>15654538

>>15654532
That's from years ago. Iron Man is now a teenage black girl in pretty traditional armor.

>>15652133
It was one of best suits in the comics as well.

>>15654606
Yes, its from the 2013 series. Marvel has truly gone to shit these days.

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>>15654625
>>15654606
>>15654543

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>>15654634
>that time when Tony had his own Demonbane

>>15654641
Technically, he didn't since he was adopted.

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>>15654678
TONY is a REAL BOY with REAL PARENTS!

>>15654532
>>15654535
>>15654538
>>15654543


Gillen is such a hack. I get that the Bleeding Edge suit set the bar way too high as far as what Iron Man can do, but still. This suit is such a giant leap backwards that it's not even funny.

>>15654759
This. The worst part is the whole "liquid suit-up" sequence is done a total of ONE time. Every suit up after that used a gantry, a suitcase, or an IM3 style "fly to me and wrap around" suit up.

Marvel just could NOT decide how the Marvel NOW suit was supposed to suit up

>>15654767
>Marvel just could NOT decide how the Marvel NOW suit was supposed to suit up
Yeah they did; movie synergy.

>>15654759
Dumb tripfag.

>>15654785
Agreed, but a broken clock is right twice a day; Gillen's Iron Man was a huge step back.

Also, the black/gold made Stark look too much like Mainframe.

>>15654811
Gillen's Iron Man was fine for the most part.

>>15654517
Yeah I posted that before watching it and was just going to silently walk away and hope no one saw me make an ass of myself. My bad. Lol

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>>15655068
Gillen's Iron Man is fine in a narrative vacuum. In terms of putting it in the 616 universe at large, it's retarded, especially the City of the future arc.

The worst part about it is thw armors, while nice-looking and well designed, are more in-line with the MCU on a technological scale in the interest of movie synergy. Evem before Extremis kr Bleeding Edge, Tony's made a better modular armor, a better stealth armor, etc back in the 80's and 90's. The only armor in it worth a damn is the space armor, which isncapable of FTL interstellar travel by itself, which is by far the most advanced tech Tony's ever built. If only Marvel could decide what they want it to actually look like.

Much as I hate BMB, the Model Prime Armor is the only actual upgrade to Bleeding Edge. The Black/Gold Armor was more of an executive decision than a sensible progression.

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>>15655208
That armor's face is adorable.

Sentinel did a far superior version of it.

>>15645436
they just get worse

>>15655208
I personally think dialing it back to MCU levels is smarter from a design standpoint. Bleeding Edge and Model Prime both have the same drawback that Tony doesn't have to jury-rig anything anymore with them. He can just shapeshift whatever armor he needs whenever he needs it, which is not only a huge power boost to him but eliminates a lot of the interesting parts of a story that come with the armor not being able to do something that he needs right when he needs it.

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>>15655302
The problem with what you're saying is that in EVERY single run where he has even a slightly unconventionally powerful suit of armor, there comes a point where he will eventually lose it, thus giving us the bits where Stark is deprived of his humongous versatility and power and is forced to improvise, but he still retains the powerful suit during the comics where he appears outside his run. It happens twice with Extremis and twice with the Bleeding Edge. This helps keeps with a solid, tangible progression of his tech while not necessarily depriving his own stories of that classic technological setback that forces him into a corner.

Forcing him back to MCU-tier suits does nothing but show him forcing some limit on himself for no reason other than movie synergy with a half-assed, poorly written excuse. It's sacrificing the leaps and bounds he's made as an inventor in favor of something more relatable to someone with less of an imagination.

>>15655234
i really REALLY like this

here's hoping RDJ gets something like this in infinity war part 2 or whatever it's gonna be called

>>15654697
isn't Tony's secret origin that he's actually.....just adopted.

Image was his brother or some such if i recall.

>>15646073
Stop you fucking autistic faggot.

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When?

>>15660857
>secret origin
It wasn't really a secret till it was introduced though, but yeah. Completely stupid when made and sucks they didn´t even retcon it or follow it through.

>>15662041
They followed through. Bendis advertised International Iron Man as Tony/Victor buddy-cop book, but it ended up being a mini that explained the adoption.

He's the son of a British Singer turned Shield Agent, and a Shield Agent turned Hydra Agent.

God, I HATE the Bendis run (and it doesn't show any signs of stopping).

>>15662075
>Tony/Victor buddy-cop book
I didn't realize how much I wanted this.

>>15664714
Same here. The Doom/Stark interactions were always gold. Doom acting like a King and treating IM as a lackey while being low key impressed by his intelligence, IM having trouble with magic. They were a much more interesting pair than Reed/Doom IMHO and it was a case where I always hoped Tony would snag Doom as his villain away from the F4, which had a ton of villains, plus, they didn't need them, considering the nature of the book.

>>15662075
Yeah, there's that, I was saying more about Arno who's just there.
I dropped invincible 2-3 issues ago so I don't know, did he show up in those?

>>15664960
Bendis never did anything with Arno. He just set up his daught-oh, sorry, I meant Ree-Ree to take over. And that was it, really. Literally nothing happened in Invincible, and International was just a mini to go more "in-depth" with the stupid adoption retcon.

>>15664970
>Invincible Iron MAN.
>Replaces Iron Man with a fifteen year old girl.

I mean, at least give her her own comic. Stark's still around as a hologram AI that's perfectly capable of suiting up, so what's the fucking point of putting him in a coma in the first place?

>>15662075
Everything about it has been stupid. Everything. The new secret origin is stupid and completely pointless and Riri Sue is the most boring new character in Marvel's lineup.

I finally gave up on it last month. I've been reading Iron Man comics since the first grade and the only other time I gave up on the book was during "The Crossing" and the Teen Tony aftermath in the 90's. Hopefully someday I can pretend the Bendis run never happened too.

>>15667112
The AI is also stupid, but Ree-Ree is even more. Letting her take his armor goes against all of Tony's established character. This guy is so paranoid about his tech that went on a one-man crusade to reclaim it. He beat the hell out of Stingray. Stingray! But nah, let's have this random girl and woman who some old documents say is my REAL mother take control of my company.

>>15667166
To be fair, everything past the Fraction run, which had its own problems, has been shit. People just want to turn Tony into this shallow, "cute", ultra left, playboy, "atheist-scientist" cliche, and it's boring. I read the recent stuff out of habit and because they're free. It's not like Bendis is leaving the title (gotta shill his daughterfu).