Titan Man

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* **Flight**: One of the armor's most important features was its propulsion system and subsequent ability of flight. The armor could reach speeds as high as Mach 3 in moments. It also had variable control surfaces for active flight control by J.A.R.V.I.S. to automatically stabilize the armor in flight. The armor was able to fly at speeds more than fifteen hundred miles per hour. However, the armor showed it could fly at supersonic speeds at the drop of a hat. By the time of the Battle of New York, the Mark VII armor's flight system was improved with additional boosters on the back. It enabled the armor to quickly evade enemy attacks, go faster, and also the ability to better maneuver himself and shoot while in flight; due to the fact that he didn't have to use his hands to keep himself stabilized all the time. He was able to reach Tennessee from California in a matter of a few hours.
* **Superhuman Strength**: When inside the armor, it amplified the user's physical strength, allowing Titan Man to lift in excess of sixty tons. Most armors were strong enough to lift and bench press tanks, S.H.I.E.L.D. Lifeboats or cars. Titan Man was also able to fight Ultimate's second robotic body, and, when his strength was temporarily boosted by Mjølnir's lightning; increasing his suit's power to over four hundred percent capacity. Titan Man was able to hold his own against the mighty Asgardian Thor himself. A unique feat of strength was when Titan Man pushed and jump-started one of the rotors of the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier while in the Mark VI.
* **Superhuman Reflexes**: While not on par with that of someone with genuine superhuman speed and reflexes like Dark Webber , Titan Man's armors nonetheless had motors for movement, and they were shown to be extremely fast and responsive both in flight and during combat, even against physically enhanced opponents such as Captain America or the Winter Soldier. The suit's coordination and dexterity allowed the user to easily maneuver themselves and change directions with great ease during flight.
* **Armor Systems**: The armor had remote assistance from J.A.R.V.I.S. or F.R.I.D.A.Y., who managed the armor's systems at Stark's command, and the armor also had a holographic HUD with heads-up displays for navigation, power level, armor status, weapons systems, vital signs with cellphone and computer connections in the helmet, and a built-in loudspeaker. The armor was powered by a miniature Arc Reactor and has an onboard generator for emergencies. The scanner systems were capable of scanning the envTitanment, weather conditions, and equipment for information.
* **Energy Conversion Power Recharge**: The armor was able to absorb and convert energy sources, such as heat, kinetic energy or energy from the planet itself into electricity, directly into the batteries for recharge. Thor struck it with a full lightning blast from Mjølnir, but Stark was amazed to find that all it did was charge up the suit to 475%, allowing him to use a powerful repulsor blast and increase his strength substantially enough to give Thor a decent fight.
* **Self-Contained Life-Support System and Environment Protection**: The armor could be completely sealed for operations in vacuum or underwater, providing its own life support. It was also shielded against radiation. The armor was shown to be capable of operating underwater, was resistant to water damage, and displayed no sign of faults once submerged underwater; however, many earlier suits were not designed for space travel. Most of Titan Man's later armor systems were capable of space and underwater travel.
* **Heads Up Display (HUD)**: The Heads-Up display showed important things for the suit. The Heads Up Display of the Titan Man suit was powered by F.R.I.D.A.Y., Stark's artificial intelligence. The Suit also had Defensive and Offensive sections, able to switch around the sections, resorting to missiles and lasers. The HUD could also be talked to, and F.R.I.D.A.Y. would reply to it. The HUD could scan people, missile identifications, make calls, and give crucial suit credentials such as power. The HUD also had navigational (GPS) support. The suit also had radio capabilities, shown by Curtis Hatchet talking to the Geo Forceas well as Nick Fury and Maria Hill at the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier.
* **Armor Summoning**: Thanks to the new repulsor flight system, as well as the magnetic implants embedded in Tony's forearms, individual pieces of later armors could self-assemble themselves onto Tony or others. Tony was able to remotely summon the Mark XLII to Pepper for her to wear after his home was attacked by the Mandarin's forces. Tony summoned the Titan Legion to fight against Aldrich's Extremis soldiers at the oil drilling platform. In a failed attempt to kill Aldrich Killian, Stark forced Killian into a suit that would then self-destruct. He was also able to use this to summon the gauntlet of the Mark XLIII to pick up Loki's Scepter, and also once more, along with a chest piece, to defend himself against Captain America's attack during the creation of Vision.
* **Mini Thrusters**: Titan Man could summon small circular thrusters that could open up and attach to a surface to aid Titan Man in difficult situations. This was shown when he summoned thrusters with Titan Man Armor: Mark XLVII to assist him in repairing the ferry that Dark Webber  failed to save.
* **EMP Projectiles**: At the beginning of the Clash of the Avengers, Titan Man launched a device that emitted an electromagnetic pulse on a helicopter that prevented Captain America and Winter Soldier from escaping with it. The device disrupted and disabled the helicopter's machinery.
* **Powered Clamps**: Tony could launch two disc-like projectiles consecutively with retractable metal fibers that could form a powered clamp to bind enemies. It was powerful enough to bind the legs of Captain America.

#### Defensive Powers

* **Superhuman Durability**: The armor was made up of a strong lightweight Titanium Alloy, with interlocked plates for the shell, and a chest plate protecting the Arc Reactor. It has been shown to withstand tremendous amounts of punishment. The armor could withstand tank shells exploded in close proximity to Stark, and a resulting fall from several thousand feet up, followed by hits by twenty millimeter Vulcan shells and a high-speed collision with an F-22 Raptor with only minimal cosmetic damage. It was able to survive a full-on fight with an older generation suit throughout Stark's house, the fights with the Hammer Drones and Whiplash, and having several cars dropped on top of him by Scarlet Witch, all of which resulted in taking relatively minor damage. Most of all, it protected the wearer from the effects of extreme g-force. It even allowed him to withstand some of Thor's attacks, although Thor proved he could crush the suit's gauntlet frame with his strength. He was able to withstand the force of a turbine from the Helicarrier's engines when he got it to work again after removing the debris blocking it. It was also able to withstand a full-on assault from the Chitauri forces' energy weapons. The Mark 42 was able to take damage from having most of Tony's house collapse on him at the bottom of the ocean and being hit by a Mack truck, although, Stark was not in the armor and was instead remote-controlling it.
* **Advanced Combat Analysis**: The Mark XLVI armor and component artificial intelligence F.R.I.D.A.Y. had the ability to analyze people's specific fighting patterns, and in turn, find a counter to said fighting style. When Stark was unable to defeat Captain America in hand to hand combat, he had F.R.I.D.A.Y. analyze the pattern of Rogers' moves and find the openings. Once she had done so, Stark was able to briefly overpower Rogers with aid from his repulsors, although Rogers was still ultimately able to win.

#### Offensive Powers

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* **Repulsors**: Particle weapons in the palm gauntlets that fired beams or blasts of concussive and explosive force, allowing them to repel physical and energy-based attacks. Early repulsors needed time to recharge after use, but, because of the new Arc Reactor, later repulsors were able to fire at a moment's notice and with far more controllable degrees of intensity. The repulsors have been shown to be strong enough to kill regular humans with one strike, destroy most stone and metal objects with ease, and destroy unmanned battle drones. When the suit was charged with additional power, the repulsors were powerful enough to stun even a superhuman with sufficient durability like Thor. It also enabled him to stun Loki on two occasions and take down numerous Chitauri foot soldiers and airships with ease. His repulsors shot down two of the three attack helicopters that destroyed his house and were capable of killing Extremis-enhanced soldiers at full charge. The repulsors now can fire in the form of segmented bolts and blasts instead of just beams. Also, by the sixth armor, the repulsors could become small laser-like welding beams, which Stark used to install an Arc Reactor for Stark Tower. By the time of the Mark XLIII and Mark XLVI, repulsors became capable of launching targets off their feet without killing them, meaning they could function with an intensity low enough to incapacitate and render targets unconscious, with Falcon being left with a black eye and bruises after being shot in the chest. Despite this, they were still strong enough to incapacitate super soldiers such as the Winter Soldier and Captain America, though they each proved resilient enough to continue fighting. This design was also fitted into the Titan Legion, whose repulsor blasts were capable of both repelling and knocking targets unconscious, as was done to Rhodey, who was thrown from a window onto the balcony of Geo ForceTower, but was otherwise left with an injured arm.
* **Unibeam**: A more powerful version of the hand repulsor. It was located in the chest. However, it required more power from the Arc Reactor to use and could not be used as often. He used a blast through the chest to kill Extremis-enhanced Eric Savin after the many times Savin had taken several shots from his repulsor blasts. Indeed, the Unibeam was also powerful enough to disintegrate the Winter Soldier's prosthetic arm.

*"I think you should lead with that next time."*
―War Machine[src]
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* **Lasers**: A powerful weapon in the gauntlet wrists that could cut through any common metal. However, it was not strong enough to penetrate a Leviathan's shell. It has been shown to be very proficient against the Hammer Drones but Stark stated it only had a one-time use. Later, improved versions were used on several occasions in later models. They drew power from the Arc Reactor for more sustained operations, and could theoretically reduce the armor energy reserves to a drained state if operated indefinitely.
* **Smart Micro-Guns**: Small anti-personnel guns in the shoulders that could target individual targets at once and fire at a moment's notice. They proved to be highly effective against unarmored foot soldiers. They could be used to incapacitate rather than killing, allowing them to be used to incapacitate HYDRA agents during the assault on Baron Wolfgang von Strucker's research base in Sokovia.

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* **Missiles**: Among the most proficient of the armor's weapon system was the missiles which he first used against a tank sent by the Ten Rings. The earliest incarnations of the armor held a multi-fire adhesive grenade launcher in the upper arm. It included Anti-Tank, Armor-Piercing rounds. In later models, the armor had mini-rockets hidden in a secret compartment in the boosters on the back, that blew up numerous Chitauri ships. Stark was able to destroy a Leviathan by flying into its mouth and launching them throughout its body with missiles in compartments in his knees. When using the Mark VII, he was able to use a missile hit by a repulsor to take down an attacker. From the Mark XLIII onward, the missiles used by the armor were shown to explode on impact rather than first attaching to the target, with the launchers for the missiles usually being located on either the arm or shoulder. Additionally, their destructive power grew, allowing them to blast through stone and metal.
* **Flamethrowers**: Stark's first Titan Man suit had flamethrowers mounted on each arm which he used during his escape from the Ten Rings base. He used them to kill several terrorists and to destroy the base. This design was unique only to the first suit and Stark never integrated it into any of his other suits.
* **Direct Cybernetic Interface**: Thanks to micro-repeaters injected into his left forearm, Stark could mentally and remotely control the Titan Man armors beginning with the Mark XLII either as a whole or in pieces with a combination of gestures and thought. This is further augmented by a holographic headset, which allows Stark to see through the Mark XLII's primary camera and allowing for complete remote control of the armor as though he were wearing it. The system was still in the test phases when Stark was forced to use it during his campaign against Aldrich Killian and had a tendency to fail at random.
* **Armor-Link**: Stark could mentally command the armor with his thoughts even when he was fully unconscious. The Mark XLII almost attacked Pepper Potts in bed when Stark was having a nightmare. Potts' screams woke Stark in time to shut down the armor. He could also use a holographic headset that mimicked the armor's heads-up display and allowed him to remotely control the armor as if he were inside it. He used this headset to remotely pilot the Mark XLII while he was on a speedboat with James Rhodes searching for Killian. He sent the armor aboard Air Force One to battle and kill Eric Savin and save its surviving occupants. Two years later he displayed these abilities with regards to the Mark XLIII, being able to summon pieces of it on telephonic command.

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