EVOLUTION OF IRON MAN Suit Up Scene : Iron Man to Endgame (HD)

ALL IRON MAN Suit Up scene
from Iron Man 1 until Avengers : Endgame
Please Suscribe for More !
Starring: Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Scarlett Johansson, Chris Hemsworth, Tom Hiddleston, Anthony Mackie, Paul Bettany, Elizabeth Olsen, Jeremy Renner, Chadwick Boseman, Sebastian Stan, Don Cheadle, Chris Pratt, Dave Bautista, Zoe Saldana, Pom Klementieff, Benedict Cumberbatch, Benedict Wong, Sean Gunn, Tom Holland, Paul Rudd, Josh Brolin
TM & © Disney (2018)
Fair use.
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended.

[@knightghost1782]

His suit up scenes are the most satisfying things to watch

[@itss_baudelaire]

knightghost 17 exactly

[@Dar_ishere]

Yes they are I like the mark 85

[@Seeeeeeerr]

Agreed, but we all know that the mark 5 suit up is the best.

[@Seeeeeeerr]

@Spaky Thats barely a suit up, the armor itself is badass tho. But i still think the mark 5 is the most satisfying.

[@wipsy2503]

agreed

[@adippful]

Nanotech suit is cool and all, but nothing can replace that "clank" of older, mechanical suit

[@jbmdgaming3153]

Clank clank clank clank*

[@Aditya-gx1xv]

Yes yes yes

[@mechanwhal6590]

It reminds me of those man made Transformers from Age of Extinction.

[@ocantor_bc]

Yes... It's the sound of iron in "IRONman"

[@Stabbant2000]

And the mechanical swiveling sound

[@diegovera1353]

Something I’ve always liked about the character is how the armor feels like just an extension of himself, the iron man is not separate from Tony stark. despite having one of the most technologically advanced weapons, it feels as if the whole fight it was just him, just a guy

[@skullerclawerbandicoot7966]

Really shows how even someone with no powers can really do something special to be a super hero

[@spartendeath]

@@skullerclawerbandicoot7966 Excuse me but Tony had powers. He was super smart and super rich. If those aren't powers then I don't know what are.

[@harshverma3281]

@@spartendeath I think he/she meant supernatural powers

[@Unknown-eo9vq]

@@harshverma3281 Yea like natural born with powers and Tony is propably the only one who made his things to become a super hero. Since other MCU Characters are born with natural super powers or are failed experiments or had been injected with something.

[@Kamikazi91127]

@@Unknown-eo9vq it's one of the reasons I really enjoy his character. Another I enjoy is Spider-Man. Struggles with day to day life as Peter despite being one of the most physically adapt humans out there. Bruce requires transformation. If he wanted to, Peter could but he holds back so much and tries to live a normal life instead of be famous for being a hero. Little things that make characters enjoyable you know

[@amberhernandez]

Something I noticed was, as Tony's ego builds, the amount of gold on his suit does the same. Mark 42 is peak ego for him, but following the events of Iron Man 3 and Age of Ultron, the amount of gold decreases drastically. Throughout Civil War, Homecoming (during his brief "appearances"), and Infinity War, his suit has very little to barely any gold on the outside, barring the faceplate. In Endgame, he's much more sure of himself, and the Mark 85 represents the point his wisdom met his experience and confidence at the height of each, where the gold stands out bright and sharp. It's almost a perfect balance of red and gold, and I think it suits him phenomenally.

[@Jazzmaster_gaming]

Very good observation. I'm inclined to agree except Iron Man 2 was probably peak ego for him. Iron Man 3 was probably the beginning of his redemption arc

[@livestories7191]

@@ThaL3ana bruh tf you mean no nigga

[@aratof18]

@@ThaL3ana say something better then

[@shadowxneo]

somewhat, but the various patterns are lifted mostly wholesale from the comics. like the suitcase suit in IM2 being the silver centurion motif, for example. mk 85 is his iconic comic book pattern, the original red and gold(and not my fav, sadly. my fav is the first one from the first IM movie. just the right balance of red and gold, imo.)

[@aeronautics6673]

Maybe its just the fact of using the material with perfect need so that he can use the suit like in nano suits the gold is not that much but the other suits are with titanium so the gold was more and remember the suitcase one that was a compact small one so the gold can not be used there.🤔 that's my personal opinion though.

[@iamicy.]

"And I... am..... Iron Man." *That scene always gives me chills.*

[@LuisFSilvaP]

Me too... i need to know when iron man come back to MCU :( Movies are shit with Out him, just take a look Thor... to much comedy innecesary

[@iamicy.]

@@LuisFSilvaP ikr

[@peterdemkiw6858]

And you're an adult yes? This nonsense gives you chills? It's annoying repetitive nonsense, I struggled to watch even this video, I can't imagine having to sit through a whole film, I have to turn the sound off, my goodness how is any of that entertaining? Why Is it called iron man when the suit isn't made of iron?

[@mp.357]

@@LuisFSilvaP no point bringing him again it will ruin the story line

[@ArevalRobloxOfficial]

​@@mp.357 let's see in marvel next multiverse movie..we don't know what is next will happening but I think marvel will Release all the old superheroes with the new one someday...i don't know...just wait...

[@endosym5023]

The first suit required a whole nother person to put it on The second suit required the user himself to put it on The third required an automated gantry system The fifth was a compact deployment system with automated assembly and was one entire piece that required the user to lift the main assembly onto the chest The sixth was a walking platform for automated suit up and down The seventh was a rapid deployment and assembly, launched in the shape of a pod with guided lasers for connection points, where the suit was one entire piece The 42nd was prehensile and each piece could move on its own for long distance and multi user use The 44th was a satellite deployed exoskeleton with a modular design for easy repair incase any part for damages which fitted over the 43rd suit The 46 was automated and could be fit inside something as small as a helicopter for rapid assembly in less than 30 seconds The 50th was completely autonomous with nano-particles for near instantaneous deployment The 85th was improved with stronger and smaller nano-particles that can slip between the fibers in a shirt, had faster particle builds and was capable of temporarily resisting the energy of the infinity stones

[@thatcrystalpie]

thanks for the summary

[@davids.3584]

Shirt fibers?

[@endosym5023]

@@davids.3584 if you look at your shirt, you can see the string overlapping itself. It's really tiny, so the Nanotech would have to be even smaller to pass through it. when he shoots up right before Hulk snaps his fingers, the reactor is underneath his shirt. But the nanotech still passes through, so that means it is smaller than the fiber's in his shirt

[@davids.3584]

@@endosym5023 Wow didnt know that and im a huge Iron Man fan who knows a lot... but didn't know that

[@endosym5023]

@@davids.3584 glad to enlighten you. Iron Man is the best

[@_Struggler__]

As much as the nano tech suits were really cool, that distinctive sound of the metal clangs will never get old. This makes me want to watch all of the Iron Man movies now-

[@Bruhbookshelf]

You should they’ll always be a good watch

[@sauce6746]

Iron Man and Captain America movies are the best

[@adityahabbu7463]

Please watch the whole thing in order,, don't just watch iron man,, cmon dude

[@sauce6746]

@@adityahabbu7463 Hes prolly seen all the mcu movies hes just sayin he wants to rewatch Iron Man's trilogy

[@Ammoniumbicarbonat]

His final suit in Iron Man 1 is definitely the best, you can actually get a look at it without him taking the mask off every 5 minutes and actually feels like a suit and not just CGI

[@sauce6746]

I prefer the other ones where hes taking his helmet and mask off cuz the suit collapsing the way it does and so seamlessly is satisfying asf to watch and Iron Man one suits lacked practicality anyways

[@sauce6746]

And also Civil War suit is the best thats a fact

[@DavidLinn]

jon favreau (director of ironman 1) said he wanted the cgi of the suit setup to be so realistic you can't tell what's real and what isn't. to this day i still can't tell.

[@austinjoseph2881]

Its real they built it as a practical effect and then layered on cgi

[@Kodaiva]

@@sauce6746 how is it satisfying to watch cgi objects fold into nowhere magic land

[@revolucion201996]

nothing compares to iron man 1. the detail, the sounds, the grit, the voice. its insane how perfect it is.

[@emanuelreyes9774]

I love how the MCU realized the nanotech suit introduced in IW looked all CGI and made an effort on Endgame to combine the clank of the metal with the nanotech. BTW props on including Tonys snap at the end. Still brings tears to any Ironman fan

[@jlogan2228]

The nanosuits are cool but to me the best balance of "realistic" practical suits were the ones in IM3 where tony could have his full suit as a step in/ step out and the breifcase and wristwatch rigs that allow him to carry a suit with him of sorts but it is bare bones minimal.

[@jalajdixit7355]

@BecozBecoz yaa you are right in fact apple is working on it

[@jlogan2228]

@BecozBecoz i mean I get it and the idea of the nanosuit is a cool concept, but it just didnt really get any kind of build up or real explanation of how it works and we dont see its main weakness til the end where it starts to thin out Idk the other suits just felt more like continuing advancement of the original Mark 3 whereas the nanosuit felt more like hey the writers need him to do everything

[@jlogan2228]

@BecozBecoz still i just felt like the nano suit was just kinda ham fisted in as a "tony can do anything" plot point now. An example is the breifcase suit. You just get like little tid bits of it abt 20 min prior to its suit up but even when its done its left its impact as one of the cooler suits IMO. Just was like no flight no extra weapons just a bare bones exo suit with repulsers and armor. I guess the biggest thing with the nano suits for me is well if he can make several of these that can just create stuff out of nowhere with no real limitation or drawback why doesnt he make one for every non powered avenger? Same problem for iron man 3 in that if you can mass produce these it solves alot of problems honestly.

[@Hugs_4_Bugs_]

Should that suitcase be incredibly heavy

[@FrancisHD]

@@jlogan2228 In a world way more advanced than ours you really thought a genius like Tony wouldn't be using nanotechnology?

[@kartboarder22g17]

The evolution of the iron man suit throughout the movies was so well done. I love this whole saga!

[@ashwinkarthikshankararaman6715]

Iron man 1 is still the golden

[@mrpepper8383]

Actually 21 is the golden one

[@CrispyPillow6]

@@mrpepper8383 he’s talking about the movie dude

[@mrpepper8383]

@@CrispyPillow6 I currently have the knowledge of knowing previously stated fact but I was doing a “haha funny”

[@Akashhgupta657]

Its Silver*

[@mrpepper8383]

@@Akashhgupta657 Yeah and pretty bulky

[@user-ns3vs3bp3e]

I do love how the suits advanced in reaction to a weakness in each previous movie rather than “he advances the suit and suddenly an exact situation for that advancement working appears” which I feel a lot of people would have done. The first movie was still the best looking suit, I totally get why in a universe with literal magic they let it get so past the point of belief with the suits but the first movie really felt like something that was possible to make not that far into the future (I know it’s not set in the future I mean in a few decades we’ll have some form of exoskeleton suit that enables some of these features e.g. movement/strength enhancement/weapon mounting etc)

[@sauce6746]

Ive seen someone make a mk 42 suit. It doesnt split apart and fly to you or shoot lasers or allows you to fly but it does open up and u can wear it and it looks super cool

[@sauce6746]

Probably hot inside of it tho but anyway I could totally see Iron Man 1 suit being a thing minus super battery in your chest and going supersonic

[@Tom-oz7wk]

One of my favourite advancements to his suits is seen in spider man homecoming. Previously in civil war, stark binds caps legs using a metal restraint that cap breaks in seconds with his shields. In homecoming, he deploys a similar gadget to help hold the ship together but its more of a cable instead because he knows it would be harder for cap to break. I love this one because it's so subtle and because I love the design of the mark 47 and it proves that stark learns from his mistakes

[@just_delta-2589]

@@Tom-oz7wk The directors of Civil War and Homecoming: ....yeah! What he said! We totally meant to do that!

[@uc79newtype]

Love how one of his last most advanced suits looks very close to the original iron man suit in the comics with the muscle red and gold look.

[@im_ricebowl]

Tony will forever be my favorite hero.... not only does his strengths make him a great person, but his flaws makes him a relatable one

[@PlasmaCrale]

Hes also the one who dies

[@im_ricebowl]

@@PlasmaCrale yes Elliot... I know.... Even after death he's still the hero 😉

[@skullerclawerbandicoot7966]

@@PlasmaCrale And the one with no powers

[@alexandrematthewa.serrano1579]

E.D.I.T.H. = Even Dead I'm The Hero

[@im_ricebowl]

@@alexandrematthewa.serrano1579 is there any lore to when Tony made that name.... surely it was before endgame since he kinda knew....hed die

[@sergiomendoza4850]

I love the suit in infinity war so much. I love that we see it in action immediately so we see how formidable Tony has become since civil war and I love that it’s got all the right tools but thanos just breaks it down over the course of the fight.

[@TheGamingSpartanA113]

And if he never had it, I'm sure Thanos wouldn't have stopped to let Tony suit up first.

[@alexivanov8385]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rH_Ek4WPqJaCn7s

[@tranl1050]

Honestly, the first Iron man films were the best suit ups because you can see all the invidual suit parts being put together. The later suits mostly involved parts materialising out of thin air.

[@skullerclawerbandicoot7966]

I mean, over time, the technology improved (which is really helpful in a serious situation). But I agree, seeing the inner workings of the suits really added layer to it

[@matheussanthiago9685]

I mean, we lose all the sexyness of mechanic-looking suits But we got to see Tony x1 Thanos I personally think it's a fair compromise

[@nnaweimclennan9649]

Gonna miss him, Robert was a legend and it's difficult to imagine someone else as iron man

[@ncwordman]

I love the suit-up scenes. They show the extra care and work Tony put into being Iron Man. And they show the nuts and bolts of how it's put together.

[@coy141]

That first suit up is always satisfying to watch. Jon Favreu you blow the nerd/geek side of me to a whole new level.

[@connortg5]

An interesting comparison I noticed In the first avengers movie we see one of Tony’s earlier suit ups as a he falls from the tower, and it takes him almost the entire fall to suit up, which even ignoring the time it takes the suit to reach him still seemed like more than half the height of stark tower Then, in endgame when he jumps from the tower in his nano suit, in mum the same way, it takes literal seconds to suit up and get flying again, he barely even falls That’s some progress right there *Because tony stark learns from his mistakes*

[@sleepyarcheremiya955]

I got that reference.

[@anonymousaccordionist3326]

I came here just to look for that reference!

[@cloudhearttherestless]

I understood that reference

[@unknown-pr1qk]

It’s everywhere… I CAN’T ESCAPE IT!! Because Allen Tsai learns from his mistakes

[@LordofMovies91]

A man of culture

[@i1C4RU5]

What I love is that the suit, no matter how quick it is to deploy or how many features it has, always requires a heart, whether it's surgically attached or not.

[@arroldterrace4553]

I love how the suit's movements go much more faster and smoother the more he develops it. And the one before nano tech arrives, didn't even have much frames how the helmet was formed. Nice touch to detail.

[@lil_cali714___]

Civil War suit and his suit he wears ate the end of the first Avengers movie and then ed game are my favs

[@ChairmanMeow1]

8:24 The entire theatre cheered when I saw this first live. Wont ever forget that!!

[@Dreadnott117]

Cheered, followed in the next 20 seconss by absolute silence as everyone came to the realisation of what it meant. I have NEVER heard a theater erupt that exhuberantly, followed immediately by such complete silence.

[@adamorgler]

1:15 when the arms on the MK3 get released and the suit does that drop as the full weight is realized... Gives me goose bumps every time.

[@SewingMink160]

Someone named chitus who I think is a bot completely copy pasted your comment

[@user-bb1si5ql5v]

Ya bgm also

[@TheHolyTreeMan.]

Tony using a Holosheild instead of a nanotechnology one just shows he learned to not use them for every equipment problem

[@LexVanguard2004]

I never noticed that. These films are amazing.

[@azekia]

Every new suit shown covers a weaknessof a past one

[@nguyenphamkhoi3012]

coolest hero of all Marvel movies no doubt. I love Iron Man the most, even more than Spider man or Cap or Thor or whatever

[@pkraiwong]

Agreed

[@taco6649]

They just did it perfectly

[@Mappster]

The reason i respect Tony the most is he did not get his powers from nowhere, no serums, no spiders, nothing. he just born genius, and is a machinist mastermind who literally made everything for himself to become this powerful

[@quantumexplorerz]

@@Mappster But he was a billionaire, so he was blessed from beginning for all the costly technologies...😅

[@matthewhoward7384]

@@Mappster yea, Tony was left an entire fortune and a dad with so much knowledge he could look into, could’ve literally did whatever he wanted for the rest of his life and not worried, still a genius though

[@TheRad114]

Honestly the best part of all this is how well it shows not only how his armor evolves with each new generation but also the sheer versatility he has to work with

[@akhilrana8569]

The satisfaction level of putting everything together in silver MARK 2 is irreplaceable.

[@Watercooledguy]

The only problem with the nano tech I have is that they would have the same mass and weight of a fully "grown" suit. Therefore, Tony would be carrying the weight of the suit around with him wherever he goes, which isn't very practical. In the comics with Extremis, he housed them inside his body, which takes care of the mass problem, but you still have all that extra weight to carry around constantly.

[@gattodacatto]

Maybe the arc reactor gives him enough energy to carry that amount of extra weight? Or he’s just acclimatised to it.

[@benwoodman1496]

@@gattodacatto i would say he is used to the weight considering how long he has been iron man

[@OmegaIvanovic117]

Maybe the nanotech is made of bullshit light weight yet very strong. 🤷🏻‍♂️ fiction

[@dennisdexter5602]

@@gattodacatto yea there has to be some point to keep carrying an arc reactor on your chest even after getting the one in your chest removed right.

[@igoretarded5524]

Could use electromagnetism or anti gravity tech to make the weight null

[@techninjaslab9955]

No one could have played this role better than Robert

[@rizwanmughal5527]

Man the starter suits were more realistic looking and cool

[@nodus7853]

I think so too, but you have to admit the mk85 was awesome

[@rizwanmughal5527]

@@nodus7853 yup it was awesome

[@revampedharpy09]

Honestly I think both the early and later suits were cooler in different ways. The new suits are cool in a "wow this stuff is so advanced" sorta way, whereas the older suits are summed up best by cinema wins for me, in that the concept is of course completely unrealistic, At least with today's tech, but the execution is totally believable, like assuming the tech exists, that seems like a pretty reasonable way for it to work.

[@Juozapas001]

Maybe power-armor tech itself, which is what iron man armor is essentially. We do have some primitive, bulky, weak (to my knowledge barely can lift 100 kilos on its own) as hell exoskeletons though. Although power-armor is simply put a armored exoskeleton.

[@CasualJaack]

They look cooler because they are real, people can go inside them. The nano suit is all CGI.

[@JR72_]

One thing that always amazes me (people may already know, but I'm always remembering) is that during his evolution, less and less he needed J.A.R.V.I.S or FRIDAY to control his armor, being able to use it completely independently in space and even in time travel, which maybe he wouldn't do in previous versions where some things J.A.R.V.I.S still did for him.

[@cheetah219]

I think part of it as well was once he got to age of ultron, Jarvis became an incredibly advanced AI (as he mentions, runs more of stark industries besides pepper) so although he wasn't speaking to Jarvis all the time, Jarvis was always in the background assisting I think the best example is in Iron man 3 when Tony was at his lowest with panic attacks and when he lost Jarvis, he basically lost the suit. So he found ways around this and accepted that he needed to make "suits around the world" run through AI (ultron)

[@trillium.3.24]

I don't think I've ever appreciated the continuous advancement of the technology behind the suits until now. Thank you for this.

[@01srob]

I think that the Mark 42 was my favorite because it was still in the realm of possible for me. The Mark 50 and 85 while badass was impossible, even with nanotech the material still has to come from somewhere (you can see the nanites absorb his glasses and possibly clothes for material (in Infinity war), but you can't claim that Stark was carrying between 200-400 kg of suite in his arc-reactor or on his person.

[@themonkeyman2910]

42 was the one with the gold chestplate from Iron Man 3, right?

[@01srob]

@@themonkeyman2910 Yes, It was the suit that flew to him in pieces.

[@douma2129]

There's something that always bothered me. Does Tony really can fully control his nano-things? If he can, then why he didn't try to command that things to go through Thanos hole and destroy his organs..

[@01srob]

@@douma2129 Even some things are too convenient for Marvel. But if you look at the rest of Endgame this is minor, they created so many plot holes that it is as far as story goes a dumpster fire.

[@skullerclawerbandicoot7966]

@@01srob Its movie science. And do we have to pretend its exactly like real life and they cant have stuff that wouldnt work in real life? I get how some things feel like it should be different but still

[@PaperCircle]

Everyone: the newer suits are more fake then the old ones Me: Iron man is Iron man

[@arkansky]

Disney Iron Man is not Marvel Iron Man

[@TheHolyTreeMan.]

@@arkansky Which Marvel Iron man, there’s several.

[@arriandixon7709]

He was really that dude on marvel. Swag intelligence. He finished off thanos correctly “I Am IronMan!” #Tough 💥

[@Aka-fk4gh]

8:12 damn that combo always give me goosebumps

[@Dreadnott117]

It's nice to see someone mention this. I've always absolutely loved that shot. The timing, the movement, the buildup of beams. . Whoever designed it deserves some major credit.

[@VejmR]

@@Dreadnott117 who is that?

[@niel776]

I always love the way the helmet sounds when it opens and closes and how smooth it is

[@allanpersad7310]

My personal favourite is Ironman 3 with the self detaching, flying suit. The suit up scenes were so funny when they would come late. Plus it still kept the original Ironman style unlike the nanotech suit which was pretty flat.

[@F.B.I.gov.]

To be honest I am not really a fan of nano tech armours but the suits before infinity war are really epic Especially MK 2. It is always remain my favourite forever

[@cheetah219]

The mark 2 was by far the craziest jump in innovation and design, obviously comparing it to the mark 1. He basically nailed the look top down and it didn't need to change despite 85 versions afterwards. Obviously suit designs adapted to the need (most apparent in Iron man 3, stealth suit, construction suits etc), but in general, the concept was near perfect with a clear goal that he wanted to make the suit as portable, adaptable, and light as possible It's pretty damn near perfect

[@erryexvee5595]

can't imagine what tony would've added to his suit if he survived endgame,

[@Aditya-gx1xv]

Probably would've contacted Thor to arrange some strong magical elements like uru that he could place in the suit to handle cosmic energy

[@luanfelipe8882]

his suit would have 5G

[@princeleo8803]

@@Aditya-gx1xv I mean maybe he can have the metal in his armor but not sure he could activate its mystical qualities unless he’s worthy

[@chefboiarby304]

A suit made of vibranium with the ability to easily wield and utilize the infinity stones without hurting the user.

[@flom6416]

We'll find out with the Ironheart series, hype af

[@Firmin38]

Can we all just stop for a moment to appreciate genius level of acting of Robert Downey Jr.

[@saf5896]

7:54 I luv that they still kept the face plate going down cuz they know the fans love the sound his armor makes when it's assembling before the nano tech suits

[@JuanJimenez-rp1vz]

Imagine thanos fighting tony with this suit😂 0:01

[@xxcronomaxx7986]

Tony will fly away

[@sindhusajeev3340]

Tony'll be toast

[@lialian_xx3902]

Lmao🤣🤣

[@UltimateEntity]

Imagine Thanos fighting cap with his skinny body before using super serum, imagine Thanos fighting with Thor when he unworthy...

[@cjadventures8840]

LeͥgeͣnͫdTM ok we get it

[@IvanMallia]

The first red suit up in the red suit is one of the most exciting scene in the whole MCU.

[@patrickorourke41]

That ending was perfect!

[@adithyamanoj1444]

Suit up scene of iron man is the most coolest and satisfying thing in MCU

[@spicyjalepenos999]

3:49 is probably one of the most satisfying clips in movie history for me and I really really don't know why. Just something about it tickles my brain the right way

[@sandi8804]

Thais so true

[@Coinz8]

Imagine having just having the suit bolted on to you, you fly off, and then it strikes.......ball itch.

[@DeathByLego]

“Hey Jarvis.. can you flex the armor around my balls” “Certainly sir”

[@mauriceschannel1945]

I remember watch the mark 80 scene for the first time in theaters and a I was in awe at who badass it was.

[@FrostBitey10]

0:32 Still the coolest Iron Man scene to this day

[@piplup10203854]

I love these suit up scenes they’re just everything I’ve dreamed of when I went to engineering school. The scene from the avengers and iron man 2 with the suit up from the briefcase are probably my favorites but they’re all good!

[@zomboynkush113]

Over 12 years ago he stole all of our hearts, rest in peace tony

[@holohulolo]

I still want to see all those other suit from the 3rd movie that he exploded. Would've been cool to see those in avengers, all in sentry mode surrounding him.

[@GKFC]

I like how the scenes went from "cool 30 second CGI sequence with all of the parts being assembled on Tony" to "suit magically appears out of nowhere instantaneously."

[@azekia]

My favourite one has always been the iron man 3 one, with all parts being independant.

[@gavomorg762]

One thing that I've always lived aviyt his suit over the years is that when he gets bested by not having a certain function he always learns fir..it and upgrades

[@law35penn]

I love how they really show the suits evolved over the yrs. The best looking comic to live action character ever. The details are just amazing.

[@bsrkprasad6867]

Hell yeahh

[@vijaytgeorge]

As the series progresses, Tony can get in and out of his armor quicker and quicker. That's because as an inventor, he's continually improving on his designs

[@woodrobin]

Avengers: Tony Stark: "Grow a spine, Jarvis." Avengers: Age of Ultron: Vision.

[@kuroroluxifer8321]

Mark 3 actually felt like an Iron Man. still the best.

[@TriggeredClasher69]

6:15 One of My favourite Suit Up scene 😘😘

[@excitingmarmot2820]

Tony always learns from his mistakes

[@sandwichboi0342]

Dude I love watching his helmet open up in the Civil War suit. So satisfying.

[@TaroZak]

I know they weren’t shown but his suit when fighting Ultron on the boat and the final battle for AoU was really nice. (Mark 45 I think)

[@mattknell6741]

I’ve always thought the best looking suit was the final suit from Age of Ultron. It’s not shown in this video, but it is a superb design. Pity we didn’t get to see more of it…

[@mrtony3152]

Same bro same

[@GuestZer0]

Mk.5 - Suitcase Armor Mk.42 - Heartbreaker Mk.44 - Hulk Buster Mk.50 - Bleeding Edge Mk.85 - Infinity Buster

[@roccocavalier3549]

Iron man is one of my inspirations to study engineering in college (I have others dw). My favorite character in the MCU ever hands down.

[@memyselfandiuntildeath1911]

The first suit up with the required colors, masterpiece. So beefy.

[@UltimateEntity]

I watch this whenever i get bored😀

[@earlthehoodedsweater]

6:28 best suit up ever

[@rsolsjo]

The suits for me represent the movies at large: they went from largely "practical" and soulful and carefully implemented to just this automatic, soulless CGI soup where nothing is ever really difficult.

[@davidkocsis]

Yea after endgame everything is a mess .

[@whoeverhasthenamename7100]

@@davidkocsis except the spiderman movies

[@davidkocsis]

@@whoeverhasthenamename7100 yea and shang chi

[@anushantony]

Such intricate details and planning by the Marvel team. !

[@아빠가끄래여]

천재, 플레이보이, 억만장자임에도 끊임없이 연구하고 실패하면서 배우는 모습이 나이는 중년이지만 소년 성장 만화 보는 느낌이어서 낭만있고 너무 좋았음

[@sayyamjain6578]

satisfactory, emotion, a small part of our life, dejected of tonys death, all past moments of iron man= its an emotion and a needed part of life💯💯

[@prismssj8532]

If Transformers were human sized suits of armor instead of more than 18 foot tall conscious mecha

[@prismssj8532]

@@bread4228 it's almost like that was implied in every single animated series and live action film

[@prismssj8532]

@@bread4228 HHMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

[@prismssj8532]

@@bread4228 HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

[@leandroalbuquerque1652]

Melhor heroi do cinema....Iron Man

[@donkdonk18]

Did someone say let's make a 9 minute video of the ultimate scenes in Marvel? This guy nailed it!!!

[@alex.a337]

The suit up maybe have gotten cooler but how the suits looked and acted became more fake

[@raajas837]

not really nanotech is real and can work in somewhat the same way. like maybe a few years nto the future we might have stuff which can expand using nanotech easily

[@alex.a337]

@@raajas837 yeah but it's just as the movie is wwnt on you could definitely tell that the suit were cgi having a plasticky look

[@subii_0]

The only one where they looked fake was 7:23 other than that, all of them looked real

[@alex.a337]

@@subii_0 nah man after civil war it the suits really look fake

[@subii_0]

hgfhgg hhghj I don’t see how but your opinion

[@blueleopard6339]

Never gets old, guys, never gets old 🧓

[@praneethsodi3372]

All this shows how genius Tony stark was

[@ethanwalklett]

Let's be real, that first suit up ever shown, literally the best out of them all.

[@talkingben7724]

3:01 best suit up scene

[@Thelazyride]

I could do anything to Bring back Iron Man 😔

[@lugiareborn356]

Are we going to ignore the fact that he did not add the Mark I?

[@knowledgereactor7169]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmKugamhn9J-rbM

[@jonathanmendoza2319]

Iron Man Fans Protesting: We Want Robert Downey Jr. Returning as Tony Stark/Iron Man Back to Life In Dr. Strange 2: Multiverse of Madness In The Future of MCU Because We Love Him!😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💲💲💲💲💲💵💵💵💵💰💰💰💰💰

[@joshuaxd65]

wtf

[@jamie_.b4042]

yea pretty sure thats not possible

[@jamie_.b4042]

His contract is over so we prolly wont be seeing him again in the mcu

[@blankblank5409]

No

[@terrifiermoviessuckass]

what the actual fuck

[@teguhrahatprabowo9497]

Capt : "Avengers! Assemble!" Tony : "Give me 5 minutes"

[@mocrohas]

Old iron man suit effects are more realistic than new ones

[@gault6546]

ive always wondered what would happen if tony moved when one of the earlier automated suit ups (not the nano ones) were happening. would parts of the suit still assemble itself properly and adjust according to tony's posture, or would it injure him instead?

[@sdbrother704]

Good question

[@sheryali4904]

Where is Mark-1? That was his actual first suit and it was made when he was kidnapped. That suit was OP.

[@-Chicken_]

In a sense I feel like Tony had to die because if he lived he would’ve been too powerful, say he lives for 20 more years these are some features I think he would have: • An extremely strong suit which not even Thanos can destroy and some sort of auto generating nano tech farm so he never runs out of armour • The whole time travel unit would be in his suit, no need for huge contraption • Blink deploy time • Potentially ant mans capabilities with dr pyms syrum in it • His suit can take any form, hulk buster etc • His blasters would be so powerful they can a blow a clean hole through a planet • Even if he wasn’t worthy he could still pick up Thor’s hammer just because of the sheer strength he has • And don’t get me started on how powerful he would be if he harnessed all infinite stones

[@pramodlimbole]

Whenever i watch the last scene “i am ironman “ gives goosebumps 😂😂

[@danielkelly5443]

0:35 Bad guy walks in: "Wait a full minute bro I'm suiting up"

[@arkansky]

Nanotech has solely ruined every effort that every animator of the previous movies has ever made to create an illusion of realism. Lame

[@thecplman1]

I kinda have to wonder whether or not those suits were claustrophobic for Robert Downey Jr.

[@sahriyarsiddiki3003]

☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺

[@LurkerDood]

When do you guys think we will finally have a working Iron Man suit like in the movies?!! In 30 years??!!🤔🤣🤭

[@steveocho]

Eh probably closer to 80

[@iamchrispaezjr]

They could literally exist now if the US government wanted it. Only issue is the power source. Nuclear energy is a non-starter.

[@LurkerDood]

I forget which movie but when Iron Man was fighting Hulk The Iron Man got upgraded into a bigger suit that can even do onsite repairs HAHAHAHAHAHA Probably in 1000 years before we could get that kind of technology

[@matheussanthiago9685]

Unless we can crack some real life cold fusion reactor that can give off enough energy to light Vegas whislt not giving cancer to everyone within a 50 feet radios I'd say never

[@bijayaparida7195]

Tony literally broke the basic law of thermodynamics. 😀

[@davidcutwater2479]

The first suit up scene is definitely the most fun to watch. I love how Jarvis tries to get him to settle down. Great stuff!

[@KarateEmil]

to this day, the suit case suit up is still my favorite

[@glennruscher4007]

That is the one I would truly love to have. THAT suit-up is THE best ever!

[@justinpigg1694]

I feel like in IW when he sent Peter the iron spider suit he should have powered down the bleeding edge armor and had Friday send a suit from stark tower this way he would have had 2 suits when he chase The Maw yes Thanos would have beaten him in that suit from the tower but the BE armor would have been about 85-90% ready to go and I think the fight would have went differently