Iron-Man (Super Hero Squad)

## Equipment

* **Iron-Man Armor:**
	+ **Super Strength:**
	+ **Super Durability:**
	+ **Flight:**
		- **High-Super Flight:**
	+ **Repulsor / Power Blasts:**
	+ **Holographic Technology:**
* **S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier:**
* **Stark-U-Tron 3000:**

## Iron-Man Armors

### Arctic Armor

The full capabilities of this armor were unknown. Presumably it was geared for subzero temperatures and other cold-weather conditions. It possessed a hexagonal-shape uni-beam and what appeared to be blaster ports on its gauntlets.

### Hulkbuster Armor

Built to withstand the force of a rampaging Hulk, Iron Man's Hulkbuster armor is big, bulky, and unbreakable.

### Mark HHS Armor

Tony uses this armor for his work. Tony doesn't recall what he calls this armor. The armor is water-resistant.

### Mark I Armor

The Mark I is powered by the first miniaturized version of the arc reactor, which grants its user extended durability and limited protection against gunfire. The MK I's main weaponry is composed of missiles and a flamethrower, and also gives the user augmented strength. The suit can also fly for a limited time using rudimentary rocket thrusters.

### Mark II Armor

Like the previous model, this Iron Man armor is empowered by the arc reactor in Tony Stark's chest. Stark was able to make the armor both much more streamlined, while including massively more complex systems. Compared to to the electronically "dumb" Mark I, the Mark II featured a highly advanced compact computer system with extensive sensor systems linked to holographic heads-up display in the helmet, run by J.A.R.V.I.S., which includes the A.I.'s monitoring capabilities and observational protocol: a Global Positioning System, displays for navigation, power level, and vital signs, and the ability to provide verbal warnings and system status updates to the user. The outer surface of the armor was high gloss silver. The majority of the panels on the suit were articulated to serve as control surfaces in flight, but main flight stabilization came from repulsors installed on the palms of each hand. The armor also features an emergency manual override dial switch for the flaps, located on the upper right outer thigh/hip area. Using it fully opens all the flaps at once, which Stark used to break off the ice build up that disabled the suit on his test flight. Aside from the possible use of hand repulsors as weapons, the Mark II was not revealed to have any weaponry installed.

### Mark VII Armor

This armor is powered by a miniaturized arc reactor, like every previous Iron Man armor. Apparently carrying all the capabilities of the MK VI, the MK VII also has one distinguishing feature that sets it apart: a self-propelled rocket pod form that seeks out the wearer of a matched pair of bracelets, then opens and reforms around the person as a fully functional Iron Man suit. Other notable differences in the Mark VII armor include the following: Improvement of the hand mounted laser emitters developed for the MK VI. They appear to draw their power directly from the arc reactor, as they are now able to fire continuously in combat. The flares and forearm missile launcher originally used in the MK III have been re-added. The shoulders of the MK VII are capable of launching mini air-to-air rockets with apparent homing capabilities. The legs of the MK VII now store several missiles. The Mark VII shows additional thrusters both on the back and the front, hidden under plating. This presumably allows the Mark VII to reach greater speeds, and frees the hand repulsors to be used more frequently and effectively during combat.

### Mark XXI Armor

A suit made for high-altitude flight, apparently composed entirely of gold, as its nickname suggests.

### Mark XLII Armor

The MK XLII is comprised of separate pieces, apparently with individual battery units, that can fly to a designated humanoid target and form a suit around such a body. It is controlled from state-of-art chips implanted in Stark's left forearm, allowing him to mentally direct the pieces. Stark commonly uses hand gestures to help guide the modules, although the fully formed suit has also been commanded by Stark's subconscious during REM sleep. When the pieces latch onto a target body, the solid plates extend articulated pieces that reach out to latch with the adjoining component piece; for example a rerebrace and gauntlet will jointly create the elbow connection between them. This gives the Iron Man Mark XLII a level of adaptability previously not seen in an Iron Man suit, and could form around a slim female form with no loss of articulation. MK XLII features common weaponry for Iron Man, including repulsor rays, unibeam, flash grenades, and an array of missiles with a targeting system run by J.A.R.V.I.S. A Head-Up Display includes the A.I.'s monitoring capabilities and observational protocol, a Global Positioning System, target scanning, and displays for navigation, power level, and vital signs. The modular power systems ensure that the MK XLII is adaptable, and yet the lack of a constant tie to a central arc reactor also leaves it more vulnerable to power loss than many previous Iron Man suits.
The fifteen modular pieces that comprise the Mark XLII are:

* Backplate, with attached Helmet
* Brestplate
* Gauntlets (x2)
* Cuisses (x2)
* Codpiece
* Loin Guard
* Rerebraces (x2)
* Pauldrons
* Sollerets/Sabatons, with attached Greaves (x2)
* Tail Guard
* Faceplate

### Silver Centurion Armor

Flight was improved with new turbines for the boot jets. A separate booster pack could also be used. Individual armor parts stored a small emergency charge. Repulsors and the uni-beam were enhanced. Pulse bolts gained energy as they traveled up to a certain point. Other weapons included a heat lance, cutting lasers, an electric shock, variator rays, and a tractor beam.A disruptor field was used against electrical systems. The sonic distorter could also be to disrupt opponents. Freon streams handled fire. A 'six-second' force-field greatly enhanced protection for a short time, but consumed considerable power. Refractory coating blunted lasers and other energy attacks. An absorption grid could be used to absorb energy from various sources. Life support equipment was considerably enhanced: recycled air, water and nutrients could last an indefinite amount of time. The "chameleon effect" generated a hologram to make the armor blend in with its surroundings. Due to harmful interference with his nervous system, Stark limited its use. Electromagnetic sensors could determine layouts of structures and identify stolen Stark technology. And Negator packs neutralized and destroyed stolen Stark technology.

### Stealth Armor

The Stealth Armor maximizes concealment over everything else. As a result, it is more fragile and cannot fit into a briefcase. Radar-absorbing coating, electronic countermeasure (ECM) jamming, and a wave-modifying plasma layer held by a force field distort incoming radar and sonar signals. Emissions from the jets are washed by supercooled air as the boots themselves have liquid oxygen rings. If discovered, it could launch chaff. Subterranean equipment was added for reaching underground areas. The sensory systems were upgraded for stealth missions, including an "auto-camera" with microfilm. The original model had no weapons systems. A later version had limited weaponry: repulsors have enough charge for three shots. Its unibeam is usable but similarly low-powered. The later upgrades included the ability for the armor to change color for stealth purposes, although this camouflage ability was limited to working only in environments that were of one color, such as snow. And a booster pack conserves energy and increases the armor's long range capability.