How Tony Stark UPGRADES His Armor Every Time He Loses | Breakdown

[@nothingmatters6861]

The Most reoccurring upgrade is how fast Tony can wear his suit, because of this delay in wearing the suit Yinsen lost his life in the cave in Ironman 1

[@kyleyuen245]

I never thought of that, damn that hurts

[@ericbeverly8700]

Poor Yinsen, but at least he was reunited with his family in heaven. Still, it didn’t hurt any less when we all saw him die.

[@graysonb_designs]

Damn dude, that's some extra big-brain deduction right there. Nice!

[@redwolves1906]

I know that's a fact, yet... Why must you hurt me this way?

[@nothingmatters6861]

@@graysonb_designs we all are hurt too

[@dylanwirjono6540]

You also forgot that in the Winter Solider, he changed the SHIELD helicarrier from large propeller fans to repulsion because he almost died in the propellers and so it was more efficient.

[@blu-rae864]

Yeah and they exploded

[@iancenteno3387]

Well that’s shield not stark

[@Brandon-br7tc]

@@blu-rae864 Lol👌

[@unstableclone9784]

@@iancenteno3387 The repulsion tech was a gift to shield from stark, nick fury mentions this in the winter soldier i believe

[@tylerdinger9859]

@@unstableclone9784 yep when fury is showing cap all al the carriers he mentions it was a gift from stark

[@samuelvis04]

Another upgrade you missed: when antman went inside Ironman’s suit during civil war, Tony needed to make a suit without gaps in the armor - which turned out to be his infinity war suit

[@peytonheilman]

This is a biggie right here, and I feel like if he didn’t die he would’ve eventually made a vibranium suit just like the last suit he had but with the vibranium

[@LordBloodraven]

The largest gaps were present because he had moveable/deployable flaps for enhanced aerodynamics when flying, but Tony never thought something the size of an ant was able to deliberately sabotage his armor.

[@joseperez2894]

ANTMAN THE STRONGEST AVENGER HE COULD SHRINK BETWEEN THE MOLECULES AND KILL ANYONE 😉

[@zatharos6427]

@@joseperez2894 no one asked

[@joseperez2894]

@@zatharos6427 your mother asked me 😏

[@juliansaiz5714]

Always liked the “how’d you solve the icing problem” *dink*

[@hawk5394]

Tony stark made this in a cave with a box of scraps

[@jellymatsuryuka6853]

If I was Tony I probably would have wrote "Proof that I am badass" on the suit after that

[@matthewlim9026]

Actually how did he solve the freezing problem? Was it just paint?

[@hawk5394]

@@matthewlim9026 nope I think it was the metal he used in the MK2

[@matthewlim9026]

@@hawk5394 oh ok

[@REDDEVIL9269]

This has such a deeper life lesson, that our mistakes make us stronger, we learn the most from what we fail or do wrong

[@qriusmeerkat6584]

The problem with upgrading ourselves(a human problem in general) is that we aren't machines. Things don't change instantly. It takes time and consistent effort to change ourselves. So, yes it's inspirational. But it's not accurate to reality.

[@korruptgamer5608]

@@qriusmeerkat6584 it’s a movie about a man in a flying suit and saves people I don’t think it’s meant to be reality accurate

[@InhabitantOfOddworld]

"The greatest teacher, failure is" - some shit Star Wars sequel

[@rainer999]

@@InhabitantOfOddworld How dare you say that about Yoda

[@InhabitantOfOddworld]

@@rainer999 Not saying it about Yoda. Saying it about the collective talent (or rather, lack thereof) of Rian Johnson, Kathleen Kennedy and the other assorted hacks at Disney-Lucasfilm

[@redj0ker81]

You forgot that in civil war Bucky escapes imprisonment because Tony didn’t have a suit with him. With the nano suit he made sure it was mobile enough to take with him anywhere.

[@abelboronkai448]

Oh yeah good point. Its like a version of the 42 s power to be anywhere where he goes. He had a watch wich transformed into a glove (i think that was a 42 upgrade or stg) but when that wasnt enough he built a full suit with the same capacity to be with him everywhere

[@blackdoug9903]

I think antman is the reason.

[@sleter2414]

I think the upgrade to nanosuit is unlikely due to Bucky's escape, but rather an issue with his existing designs. Tony had been trying to develop a suit that is accessible to him at anytime, after the first Iron Man movie. Mark 5 was the first step, but it sacrificed durability for portability. Mark 7 was the next step, but it required Tony to be wearing the bracelets to summon the suit. Then we saw how Tony went for implants which allowed him to call on his suit at any time, but even that was not fast enough. Which eventually led to the nanaosuit, possibly after learning from Wakandan tech

[@NoMOOO_Jr]

@@sleter2414 I think it’s even more likely that all of these factors were considered when making that nanotech. To just simply say that it was one reason or another is kinda silly. Tony is a super genius and looks at all things

[@graddeos]

@@sleter2414 He didnt learn from Wakandan tech. He alrdy had nanotech developed in Civil War. He turned his watch into a gauntlet. he just perfected the technology after the events

[@comicsandcoffee5857]

Not necessarily a bad thing. Stark was always learning and upgrading. His newer suits were always a step ahead from his older ones. I mean look at the tech he left Peter in FFH. Dude was a genius.

[@Splitz_Fire]

The mk 42 and 43 where pretty much the same

[@pleasekillme1721]

@@Splitz_Fire The 42 is a prototype for the 43, and the 45 is the final and refined version of the two.

[@sumerdauzencar5213]

@@pleasekillme1721 😲😲😲

[@Splitz_Fire]

@@pleasekillme1721 thank you

[@Splitz_Fire]

@@pleasekillme1721 the mk42 is my favourite I wish he kept that colour scheme

[@BlankPapers]

“Because he always learns from his failings” “That’s not the line. C’mon” “Uh…because Tony always learns from his mistakes?” “There we go!”

[@nicholasthompson5369]

That’s the kind always the correct line because did you know Tony always learns from his mistakes

[@i_love_gay_corn_69]

i know this line is from hishe civil war and tony learn from hes mistake from allen tsai

[@RealLaone]

You forgot to add that in Civil War he relied heavily on Friday to fight Captain America & Bucky, then after that he made sure to be able to control the nano suit with his mind when he flew to Titan because Friday wasnt available. In other words he fought Thanos on his own without the AI's help, and was the only human to make him bleed. Also from getting previous suits to obey him/ fly to him through the wrist thing etc, he got the nano bots to obey him above everyone else because he knew how hard they fought to get the glove off Thanos, knowing he'll be making the nano gauntlet he had to make sure if it comes to worst then he or Pepper can easily get the gauntlet to give them the stones should Thanos get hold of it.

[@PebblesPlays]

He also learned from Whiplash that "if you can make god bleed, people would cease to believe in it".

[@mibroelcacas]

@@PebblesPlays He also learned from Batman “do you bleed?”

[@rudrasingh6354]

Aside from Thor, He wasthe only person on Infinity War hurt Thanos enough to make him bleed. Ofcourse Thor did 100x the damage Tony did but Tony did well for a 50 something hear old human with a suit.

[@ShadeSlayer1911]

@@rudrasingh6354 Thor had the power of a god slaying axe. Tony had his armor. Pretty impressive either way.

[@Mirhaz300]

Nice

[@colbyg1719]

Narrator: Here’s all the reasons Tony put a parachute in Peter’s suit Bruh did we forget about what happened to roadie?

[@pedroantonio5023]

Rhodey*

[@Slipper489]

Rhoedys entire suit was off and the source was damaged so nothing could open ig

[@xnate26x87]

he made peters suit before that happened

[@jellymatsuryuka6853]

That was comics and actual type of spiders inspiration, there are actual spiders that can glide

[@MrSirWivd]

Remember, Rhodeys suit was just the mark 2 but with more toys added on. In other words, not very upgraded equipment.

[@TheJman5520]

I really wish we get an Ironman 4 based around him discovering his nano tech armour, it always felt jarring going from a “traditional” Ironman suit in civil war to the crazy nano suit in infinity war, definitely a gap I’d like to see explored.

[@peytonheilman]

In civil war antman crawled into his suit and because of that he needed to make a suit that wouldn’t have any gaps in it like the nano suit

[@AndreyKrichevsky]

I don't think he discovered nano tech armor. Between Civil War and Infinity War, Wakanda opened it's borders and started sharing tech, so he probably copied the Black Panther nano tech suit.

[@peytonheilman]

@@AndreyKrichevsky black panthers suit didn’t have nano tech so I don’t know about this one

[@AndreyKrichevsky]

@@peytonheilman Yeah, it did. In the Black Panther movie. They made a whole scene with Shuri showing him new tech including his new nano suit that's stored in his neckless.

[@tedjomuljono3052]

@@peytonheilman the most obvious was when Kilmonger transformed into BP, nanomachines, son!

[@hunter5897]

You missed one in civil war. When he is flying and keeps loosing his balance he makes another upgrade to his mark 50 the stabilizers on his back during his fight on titan

[@josephbevan1036]

Wait he's had back stabilizers since avengers 1

[@hunter5897]

@@josephbevan1036 no he had a jet pack in avengers 1 for extra thrust

[@hunter5897]

@Deleted Account the stabilizers are to help him because he can’t really hover and shoot at the same time he loses control and wobbles without them but yes he’s gauntlets are for flight stabilization

[@xero1048]

I would also argue that between the 50 to 85 he also enabled nanobots to communicate with the main suit once separated. When he was stabbed by thanos, his suit couldn’t tell the blade to disintegrate, whereas in endgame his suit communicates with the stark gauntlet to steal the stones.

[@xnate26x87]

wrong, he got the stones from the nano gauntlet when he grabbed thanos' hand

[@xero1048]

@@xnate26x87 he did not directly pull out each individual stone from the stark gauntlet with his hands. When he grasped thanos' hand the suit transmitted the stones from the gauntlet to itself.

[@rockyroadmagic4152]

@@xero1048 you don't have proof that happened tho. Its a likely explanation but it's still totally possible he just told the glove of his attached armor to pull off the stones

[@christienramirez8954]

@@rockyroadmagic4152 brother do you know how gloves work? He had grabbed onto Thanos' hand for like 2 seconds lol his hand couldn't have moved that quickly, he probably designed the Gauntlet to communicate with his suit.. which does beg the question as to why he didn't design the gauntlet to seize up when anything but a human hand (or hulk hand) was in it, so nobody else could use it

[@rockyroadmagic4152]

@@christienramirez8954 unnecessary display of contempt aside, his nanotech is perfectly capable of shape shifting to grab all the stones by itself. It can shift into shields and swords and blasters and thrusters, it is definitely capable of grabbing all the stones off by itself

[@samdoe3608]

Don’t say it. Dont say it. ….Because Tony learns from his mistakes!

[@russellmeyer1]

In the 1st Ironman Pepper walks in on Tony and the robots having a difficult time removing the armor and the beginning of Ironman 2 he has improved that process to make it the center stage of his Expo and by the 1st Avengers he's showing off to Pepper by having it so dialed in that he can walk and talk while the bots remove his armor.

[@Whiteythereaper]

Then by Iron Man 3 he's made ways for the suits to open up to allow the pilot to step into it after the Mark 7's improvement let it do that only from a standby position

[@joshjones9749]

@@Whiteythereaper The suits opening up to let Tony in is one of the freaking coolest and understated details about his newer armors.

[@Scientist-exe]

Nice

[@Orochi2345678]

Great video. You noted how he made his suits better able to handle electricity, but didn’t mention how by the time Endgame rolled around he’d made it so that his suit was able to purposefully absorb Thor’s lightning and channel it into energy beams against Thanos. The way both of them set this up with only a word also indicates that they might’ve talked about this concept sometime after the first film, similar to Tony and Bruce building the hulk Buster.

[@Whiteythereaper]

And also Cap & Thor talking about hitting the shield with Mjolnir to make a shockwave to do it in battle in Age of Ultron & Cap doing it himself in Endgame

[@adriang1137]

I like to think the clamp Tony uses on Thanos to punch him before drawing blood is inspired by Whiplashes in Iron Man 2. When he used a similar clamp to pin War Machine to the ground.

[@graysonb_designs]

Idk, it wasn't really a clamp, it was just kind of a spread out metal hand made in the moment.

[@adriang1137]

@@graysonb_designs I meant when Tony uses it to pin the gauntlet to the ground to land a punch on Thanos

[@Whiteythereaper]

@@graysonb_designs it's the feet the anti-air drones use to prevent them moving when firing in Iron Man 2

[@yourfriendlyneighbourhoodl6206]

What on Earth are you on about?

[@89qwyg9yqa34t]

He lost consciousness when he went into space for the first time in The Avengers movie. I suspect that he upgraded his suit to provide oxygen as well as pressure since. Of course, he may have lost consciousness in a different way, but I can't think of why else he would have.

[@lucaswinsor4469]

I mean, his suit was clearly pressurized anyway, or he would have lost consciousness before reaching an altitude where Icing would be a concern.

[@Joaquin-xq5wo]

one of his suits in iron man 3 is specialized for space exploration

[@anti-john8786]

Man just farted n smelt it

[@zap4th368]

@@lucaswinsor4469 tbf, there is a distinct difference between pressurizing the suit for high altitudes, and having it provide oxygen for space flight.

[@lucaswinsor4469]

@@zap4th368 If the suit is pressurized, any oxygen in the suit will remain there. Just because it doesn't provide extra does not mean that the few seconds tony was in space in the first avengers movie would have rendered him unconscious.

[@AngelofDeath333]

If Tony was still alive in the MCU he’d definitely make a suit that would kill Thanos and defeat the Hulk.

[@i.t4202]

He did create a suit to deal with the hulk with the help of Bruce banner. The hulkbester. And the suit was improved in Infinity War, but of course didn't need to be used against Hulk.

[@AndreyKrichevsky]

He did make a suit to defeat the Hulk. He used the Hulkbuster to defeat him in Age of Ultron

[@ZeroRarity4842]

Uhm dude tony lost the fight in infinity war, 2-3 years later he still have the same armor that cant kill thanos

[@AngelofDeath333]

@@ZeroRarity4842 not what I’m talking about. If TONY NEVER DIED IN ENDGAME, HE WOULD HAVE BUILT A SUIT OF ARMOUR THAT CAN EASILY DEFEAT THANOS. I don’t give a shit that he had the same armour after infinity war in endgame. I’m talking about after endgame if he didn’t DIE.

[@ZeroRarity4842]

@@AngelofDeath333 dude if your going to be mad fix your comment, all you said was "still alive" and "kill" u never said anything about defeat and what timeline 🤦‍♂️

[@fitraness123]

"He's a builder. He doesn't adapt to fit his situation, he adapts the situation to fit him." - Captain America, Avengers Assemble season 1 episode 17

[@AJS3157]

I fuckin love that show Edit: fuck, didnt mean avengers assemble, meant earths mightiest heroes

[@axis4813]

@@AJS3157 not as good as avengers earths mightiest heroes, but if it has quotes like this i might consider giving it another try

[@AJS3157]

@@axis4813 I meant earths mightiest heroes

[@SteveRogers0768]

I loved that episode. I still remember Tony’s stone armour from that episode.

[@fitraness123]

I wish they did continue earth's mightiest heros. They set it up like they were going to

[@TheRealBiggestMan]

He learned from fighting with Ant-man in Civil War, and he made his suit with seamless nanobots to prevent something like that again

[@Ramonnnn]

Amazing how they made his character develop and evolve further throughout every single movie he was in

[@User-pw3pu]

Tony is brilliant, because he doesn't have to lose. He's smart enough to be objective, if he thinks you have any leg up even a tiny one, he'll change his suit so it doesn't happen again.

[@0g0dn0]

That's a strange way to word it, nobody HAS to lose, but we do all the time, and so does Tony.

[@User-pw3pu]

@@0g0dn0 My point is, he doesn't to see his flaws. He's the type to win 12 straight rounds boxing, but remember the 1 jab his opponent landed, or even the punch that almost caught him off guard and fix that. Most people brush off the small details especially when they do well overall. Tony wouldn't and that's why he would always come back stronger.

[@KenDel905]

In iron man 3, when killian cripples Tony’s suit by taking out the arch reactor with ease, tony upgraded the armor so that during his conflict with cap and Bucky, Bucky has a great struggle to remove the reactor. One could argue the lack of heat from the extremis project was why it was harder for Bucky, but I’m sure tony would’ve noted that as a clear vulnerability of his suit if the reactor was easily removed.

[@ceciladams4882]

I agree cause if you look at mark.42 and mark.46, 46 has a smaller chest piece and also has another layer of titanium in it. He made sure it was harder for enemies to remove it.

[@rudrasingh6354]

And then his nanotech suits had mini arc reactors placed throughout to power individual areas of the suit so there is no single point of failure.

[@bazookasniper5167]

@@rudrasingh6354 mk46 and mk47 also had lights tho

[@kingliukang4life895]

The MCU will never ever be the same as before without my boy Tony Stark!

[@Declopse]

He might come back since variants are now introduced in the MCU. Making his re-appearance possible in the current MCU. Even though this is wishful thinking, the actor RDJ made clear, he didn't really felt like going back, since the story arc of Tony Stark has been fulfilled, thus a re-appearance of Stark will cause his death to be obsolete-ish or less impactful to the story going forward without him.

[@cbmjoe06]

@AbIntro nahhh notpeter

[@fanta_claws]

@AbIntro Spider-Man is enough alone, No need to make him iron boy.

[@fanta_claws]

@AbIntro I think marvel confirmed an iron heart series for 2022. She'll be the one to continue the legacy.

[@TheSuperSquad]

@@Declopse well, RDJ did say he would consider it for the right price, and if he gets to work with Tom Holland

[@charlzmarwenjoves4178]

"Because Tony learns from his mistakes"

[@Agent_3141]

The bigger question is, what were the armors between infinity war and Endgame? Because it went from mark 50 to mark 85 between movies

[@ahmedziad4063]

I would say they are nano holders(like mk50 chest piece) on his chest not full armours like the old ones(IM 3) and also tony know that he is needed to die for everyone to win so he was like:fuck it

[@steakfries8037]

@@ahmedziad4063 Tony didn't know he'd need to sacrifice himself until the moment he did it.

[@Declopse]

My theory is that these suits between Mark 50 and Mark 85 are prototypes in form of nanobots. But it's not like he builds several suits for it, but rather re-arranges nanobots to set its new form or shape. Transfering new information to the suit so that nanobots would respond and adapt to the new changes, thus morphing its appearance while in process.

[@ahmedziad4063]

@@Declopse u mean like he has information in a database saying this is mk 70 layout and mark 80 layout due to different arrangement of nanobots but they never existed in a seperate nanobots holder

[@Alovon]

@@ahmedziad4063 yeah I think that's the case. Also I wouldn't be surprised if the suits incremented from 50 or 85 with things like software updates to the nanobots, material improvements, the addition of the holo-shields.etc

[@MormonDude]

“Because Tony learns from his mistakes.” -Allen Tsai

[@deadchannel733]

Shut up.

[@anthonydaquino5425]

So in iron man 2 he has those red lasers that he does the spin with to take out all the hammer drones. Then in avengers the lasers weren't powerful enough to cut through the chitauri whale thing. Then in age of ultron he uses it to cut through the bottom of the sokovia meteor. The hole he cuts is super not straight. He then uses it again in infinity war to cut into ebony maws ship, and he uses suction cups to be able to hold him steady while he cuts and he cuts a perfect hole cuz he's stable while being on the side of a alien space craft.

[@Whiteythereaper]

It did go from a single use electable cartridge to powered by the Arc reactor for multiple uses

[@chimpwimp9407]

He used it in Civil War too.

[@Minicario]

I think another solution Tony’s nanotech fixed was when in Civil War, his targeting system wasn’t working cause his helmet got damaged. But thanks to the nanotech, even if parts of his suit gets damaged he can move around damaged parts for working ones depending on the situation.

[@francisshortjr]

Needed a Thor buster or celestial armor

[@coldfireball6384]

Give him some more time, and supercharge the suit with the sun

[@speedlife301]

Thor is two strong he could beat it just like hulk. In the movie hulk was even with the suit because he didn’t get mad enough. In the comic hulk was easily beat that suit. The big guy from the black order easily beat hulk buster and hulk is stronger than him.

[@Bustuhh]

The only way Tony is making a Thor Buster is by having access to Uru, it's the key to take on Thor

[@GamingGaming-pe2pj]

Uhhm, wait, celestial armor?? You mean Iron Man vs The Celestials??

[@jellymatsuryuka6853]

@@GamingGaming-pe2pj I mean, yeah

[@acatmeowing]

*"Because Tony learns from his mistakes"*

[@cormacmoloney5172]

When people say ' Success comes from failure' - this is what they mean

[@808CHAKU]

Wanna say when loki toss tony from his tower it took a while for his suit to reach him before hitting the ground. So wanna compare the scene when tony launched peters iron spider suit before falling far in the atmosphere and off the ship.

[@der_saftmon]

Or when he jumped off Stark Tower in Endgame with Nanotech

[@baibhavghosh8641]

You missed the greatest upgrade man. Couldn't take the gauntlet off,so he took off the stones later.

[@hannibustoogfyrre6074]

For that matter; he couldn't remove the gauntlet, so he designed his own Infinity Gauntlet and even programmed his Nanites to create it on demand.

[@Syphaxis]

I heard a theory he got the idea when meeting with Stark Sr. in the past. "Shake it, don't pull it."

[@raidenjeskar2823]

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[@lostnumbr]

there's a very solid theory that tony's gauntlet was a one time use thing as well. but by not telling anyone and keeping thanos' focus on getting the gauntlet tony was able to steel the stones back

[@Quartz5005]

What im amazed by is that while he is fighting gods and powerful aliens, he is still human but he can keep up with them in terms of speed and reaction time.

[@hetoverseo3887]

Yeah, people always praise Batman for always being prepared, but Ironman is more human, dude gets beaten up, creates a new armor and beats them up with his intelect, he is the most strong minded character in my opinion. Specially since he lost so much and always kept going forward.

[@drunkdogwithagun468]

@@hetoverseo3887 To compare Iron Man and Batman, I would say (the mcu version, didn’t really follow the comics) Iron Man jumped into the fight first blind and get hurt and learn and come back 10x stronger. I would say Batman will (just to say Bruce Wayne Batman because there have been others in canon) will stalk the villain and learn a bit to be better prepared to fight and win

[@drunkdogwithagun468]

@Vongola Atzi I would also say that they are kinda similar in one more way. I would say their use of tools, except Iron Man does distance and Batman does up close and personal, and I kind of think Batman’s Batmobile and Batwing could really be compared to Iron Man’s armor

[@drunkdogwithagun468]

@Vongola Atzi nah. My argument for that would be that cyborg didn’t make himself. Batman and Iron Man essentially made themselves with their money. Captain America’s equivalent would be more like a version of Superman that was depowered (not being able to fly and all that ya know)

[@raidenjeskar2823]

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[@analyticofexistance7847]

This defines the saying "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger"

[@meximelon5074]

Because tony learns from his mistakes

[@qwoji500]

The rope that tony fired at the ferry to prevent it from splitting in two could’ve been installed after watching peter tie antmans legs together in order to take him down

[@Albino_Basilisk]

Ok, I wouldn’t go as far to say that a simple grappling line was inspired by Spider-Man’s webs. There are some things that people just do because it may be convenient down the line

[@RebornKaotic]

No

[@harmankang6883]

Stop reaching

[@octowoomyg6672]

Fun fact on the mark 46 (the civil war suit) Tony upgraded it so the helmet retracted into his suit instead of having to take off his helmet

[@ami679]

Because Tony learns from his mistakes

[@J-STX5469]

Well, we all know where this goes. *Because Tony learns from his mistakes.*

[@ZeeYoda]

Literally clicked this video to find this comment

[@hiderikanzaki7313]

where did this thing came a meme

[@jonathanmarroquin1020]

@@hiderikanzaki7313 Allen Tsai does "did you know" videos and did a bunch of videos on Tony's upgrades, all ending with "because Tony learns from his mistakes." Thus, the meme.

[@jonathanmarroquin1020]

@@ZeeYoda Same!

[@hiderikanzaki7313]

@@jonathanmarroquin1020 HAHAHA I KNEW IT, but i had to confirm it first, because i saw that tiktok i’m sure

[@dikshantkumar8462]

" Because Tony learns from his mistakes !"

[@BryGuy1312]

“Because Tony learns from his mistakes.” -Allen Tsai

[@legiondragonhart53]

"Because Tony Stark learns from his mistakes"

[@edenarchive4150]

It was 400% not 4000. Cap didn't defeat Tony in hand to hand combat. Tony adapted and beat him, countering his every move. Bucky distracting him is what gave cap opening.

[@Reliant1864]

"Because Tony learns from his mistakes"

[@bluejay.27]

The only thing missing was the time ant man got in his suit in civil war

[@acesb24]

This is what I thought inspired the nano tech not the fight with cap and bucky

[@RealLaone]

@@acesb24 the fight with cap and Bucky also did, but yeah this is the main thing tbh. Was wondering why the nano is so smooth now I realise was to get it to have no openings.

[@blitzmane9177]

It's because Tony learns from his mistakes

[@jakecheong664]

Man just created a new element, sounds both cool and cheesy. And also another upgrade, the first few suits were receiving commands from Tony and then executing them so there is a small "latency", so the action scene are a lil sluggish when compared to later entries, however the newer suits are upgraded to receive Tony's commands based on his mind(kidda like reflex), so there is less of a delay, and he moves way more agile :)

[@drunkdogwithagun468]

It also could possibly be programmed to react with certain gestures to give it the effect it is coming from his mind

[@jakecheong664]

@@drunkdogwithagun468 yeah, I also saw some website saying it may be inspired by Peter's spider senses, not sure how that works tho

[@Thorfinnkarlsefni047]

Because tony learns from his mistakes

[@brianpark3395]

I wonder if Tony did the same for Rhodey with his suits to help improve his fighting or his capability’s for a new battle with different villains

[@briananderson2219]

No he was a POC

[@markmagician2471]

Im pretty sure The War Machine armor was upgraded least once

[@brianpark3395]

@@markmagician2471 I think so as well but I don’t know which suit it could be in the MCU maybe the one that was In Endgame

[@Bustuhh]

Tony always upgraded suits for those he gave suits to, you just don't see them focused on After Rhodes got injured Tony helped build the tank like suit seen in Endgame, because he wanted to protect Rhodes from another injury

[@markmagician2471]

@@brianpark3395 definitely had to since Justin Hammer's tech is worthless

[@alawarsnaaks4888]

tony learns from his mistakes

[@jesselaplante1040]

This was just fantastic. The infinity war suit was my personal favorite but the endgame suit was more powerful.

[@DaytimeOperator]

Opinion. Tony’s superpower is: Learning from past mistakes.

[@jigniishvids9181]

"This is because Tony learns from his mistakes" the video

[@Kurran1998]

Because Tony learns from his mistakes

[@smackerlacker8708]

Suddenly I realize that Tony Stark is the main character of the entire MCU. Every story beat, every villain reveal, all of it designed to push Iron Man to greater and greater heights. The TVA was correct.

[@melodium8037]

You missed how in Endgame, he had a specialized way of taking in Thor's lightning since he learned that it supercharges the suit in Avengers. Also, my favorite iron man suit will always be Mark 17. It's just such a dope design. I also love the mark 37 in the comics, Bleeding Edge. That one's pretty self-explanatory

[@randomuser.5356]

This is a certified "Because Tony learns from his mistakes" moment

[@bobfishhed9923]

For short: Because Tony always learned from his mistakes

[@aryanugraha6965]

"Because Tony learns from his mistakes" - Allen Tsai

[@Chrissummerill]

B E C A U S E T O N Y L E A R N S F R O M H I S M I S T A K E S.

[@maxzapsgamingzepzeap2337]

In my opinion, my favorite armor had to be the Nano-Mech armor, as I always loved the unique designs used for different weapons and formations he used whenever using the Nano Particles within combat

[@thickskinman]

Because tony learns from his mistakes

[@kinglegoiii]

When the weapons he made were used against him, he made a superior weapon then didn’t let anyone else have it without his express permission

[@amazingmao]

He he survive his snap against Thanos, it's almost guranteed that he would've eventually develop a nano gauntlet that would let him safely use the stones.

[@jeffersonwongk.h.7757]

Seeing Tony having shield, blaster, thrusters, blades and wings in AIW really made me lose braincells..... in a good way...

[@Zenomarinw_927]

"Because tony learns from his mistakes-"

[@terrificdawg]

There is a error in the statement where Thor supercharges Iron Man's suit where you said 4,000% capacity when the film shows only 400% here kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZvMhImro66Kprc although his HUD in the suit says 475%

[@santa1797]

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[@ZardChari]

Tony after every mistake: "improvise, adapt. Overcome!"

[@0g0dn0]

The drone tech we saw in IM3 was a direct response to IM2, where Tony faced off against an army of Hammer drones. His decision to obsessively produce redundant suits wasn't just a PTSD reaction to the end of Avengers, it was also so that he would have the option of backup in the form of wearable drone suits, as we saw at the docks in the climax of that film. Tony continued developing the drone army concept going into Age of Ultron, until the titular android hijacked Tony's drone army and expanded it into the Ultron army, after which point Tony ditched the drone concept altogether focused entirely his individual suits as an extension of himself, with extra emphasis on portability.

[@generalkenobi4555]

Because Tony learns from his mistakes

[@DvDO7]

I'm surprised the comments isn't flooded with " Because Tony learns from his mistakes"

[@FuzeKnight]

Oh god sort by newest first

[@kdkat2515]

Becuase tony learns from his mistakes

[@pawiler1080]

Tony: learns from his mistakes Allen: i can milk you

[@daniel.ce.619]

"The Immortal Shield is worn by a Human that bleeds pain" -Frank Castle to Peter Parker n Matt Murdock

[@princeksean5047]

“Because Tony learns from his mistakes”

[@velxcity07]

Because Tony learns from his mistakes.

[@CaptainYEE]

Thats because Tony learns from his mistakes

[@FutureDeep]

Tony later upgrades himself in order to absorb 3000% love.

[@charlesdourado8292]

Because Tony learns from his mistakes

[@rascallybloom567]

Because Tony learn from his mistakes

[@sukmanuralam5449]

Because Tony learns from his mistakes

[@raiyanfarissyazwan7156]

Because tony learn from his mistakes

[@mckajeshua]

Iron man is the best marvel character don't argue

[@chudrocks8485]

No, Steve rogers or Spider man or deadpool

[@kingliukang4life895]

@@chudrocks8485 MCU Steve Rogers only gets momentum through the action of the movies not by his acting lol. Robert Downey Jr is by far a better actor and Marvel character.

[@MerkaX1]

Dr strange

[@ChuckNorris36999]

No he's not but he is one of the top though

[@chudrocks8485]

U 3rd

[@stephencarlos9328]

Because tony learns from his mistakes

[@ミカエラ-d5l]

because tony learns from his mistakes

[@Stonesjohn123]

BECAUSE TONY LEARNS FROM HIS MISTAKES

[@Wyvrn04]

If anyone hasn't marked this down yet: he also probably included a pee filtration system in Iron man 2 because he was stuck in the desert with no water around. (Right before rody took the silver suit)

[@TheZamaron]

THIS is one of the MANY reasons I love Iron Man. He just adapts from every fight. We can also se this in Iron Man 3 with the Mark 8-41, Even though less then a year has passed between Avengers and IM3, Tony had built over 30 new suits, many focusing on a very specific idea, role, or upgrade. Such as the Mark 41 "Bones" being being the first with the ability to split into multiple parts and fly separately, it just lacked the remote control function later added to the Mark 42. I'm guessing many of these suits inspired him to eventually add similar abilities to the Mark 50 when he finally made a breakthrough with the nano tech, thus instead of having to have the feature solidly built in, it can just be created by the nanobots.

[@seanliquit4373]

In Iron Man 3 Tony Stark"s suit has different features, he created the suits with different unique features, some of the suits even have successors with even better features than the previous ones, and another reason why some of the suit easily break is because he made them in a very short time...

[@Aceslasher21]

“Because tony always learns from his mistakes”

[@bortescalante5898]

"Because Tony learns from his mistakes"

[@mr.mcknight9536]

Cause Tony Stark Learns from his mistakes.

[@san_holo7784]

Because Tony learns from his mistakes.

[@sonicsimplorio928]

Because Tony learns from his mistakes.

[@dank9625]

Because Tony learns from his mistakes.

[@speedey844]

Never thought about it too closely before, but now the way Tony upgrades his suit because of loss or preparation reminds me a little bit of Batman who can defeat a variety of foes with enough preparation.

[@boiboi8881]

Beacause Tony learns from his mistastakes

[@haydo-9916]

Because Tony learns from his mistakes