Iron Man / Tony Stark

Mark 85

## Appearances

### Appears in

Iron Man (1 - 3) (Film Series) (2008 - 2013)Avengers (2012)Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)Captain America: Civil War (2016)Spiderman: Homecoming (2017)Avengers: Infinity War (2018)Avengers: Endgame (2019)

## Whole Story

### **Iron Man (2008 - 2013)**

#### **Iron Man 1 (2008)**

##### **Beginning of Iron Man**

**Tony Stark was just your run-a-mill genius, billionaire, playboy, and weapons dealer. Until he got attacked and captured by terrorists. Then, with help from his cellmate, He turned a pile of scraps into an iron opportunity. To stop shrapnel from entering his heart, Tony equips himself with a mini-arc reactor that also powers his suits.**

##### **Mark 1**

**His first suit, the "Mark 1", is mostly bulletproof and features both a flamethrower and a missile launcher to defend against captors. Plus, Jet boots are capable of flight to aid his escape. Once free, Tony vows to never sell weapons again.**

##### **Mark 2**

**Tony creates the titanium steel "Mark 2". This suit features the JARVIS A.I. system, added repulsors and unibeam, a heads-up display, and enchanted flight abilities, although, it ices up for high attitudes.**

##### **Mark 3**

**While watching the terrorists kill people in the village, Tony fixes the addition of gold alloy to the "Mark 3" suit composition, in addition to red coloring, shoulder-mounted guns, kinetic micro-missiles, and additional flares. With this update, Tony faces his former business partner turned Ironmonger.**

#### **Mark 4**

**In Iron Man 2, the brighter, more streamlined "Mark 4", which adds the ability to filter pee – is worn briefly.**

#### **Mark 5**

**As well as the "Mark 5", which transforms from a suitcase into a thin-plated red and silver armor that only has his basic weaponry and is less durable.**

#### **Infected Arc-Reactor**

**Due to his various Arc Reactors apparently poisoning him, Tony, supplied with a blueprint from his deceased father, creates a new element to power his Arc Reactors.**

#### **Mark 6**

**His next suit, the "Mark 6", features silver accents and a triangular unibeam, is immune and even charged by electricity, is water resistant, and features additional grenade launchers. and has a single-use laser. In this suit, he combats the dastardly Whiplash.**

#### **Before Iron Legion**

**In Iron Man 3, in an attempt to manage his PTSD, Tony builds many JARVIS-controlled suits referred to as the Iron Legion, including:**

#### **Mark 8**

**The Mark 8 with added Kevlar for protection against missiles**

#### **Mark 9**

**The more refined Mark 9 with an additional jetpack**

#### **Mark 10**

**The Mark 10 has added flight stabilizers for extra speed**

#### **Mark 11**

**The Mark 11 – built as a prototype stealth suit with a more detailed helmet**

#### **Mark 12**

**The dark and gold-plated Mark 12 with the durable exoskeleton**

#### **Mark 13**

**The streamlined Mark 13 features a powerful rectangular arc reactor**

#### **Mark 14**

**The Mark 14, which is more lightweight for added speed**

#### **Mark 15**

**The stealth suit Mark 15 slightly camouflages itself with plates that can switch from light to dark**

#### **Mark 16**

**The Mark 16 with significant upgrades to the camouflaging system**

#### **Mark 17**

**The bulkier Mark 17 with an oversized chest to fit a powerful unibeam**

#### **Mark 18**

**The just-as-chest-heavy Mark 18 which also incorporates the camouflaging system**

#### **Mark 19**

**The uniquely colored Mark 19, built for agility and speed**

#### **Mark 20**

**The black and gold Mark 20, capable of long-distance travel**

#### **Mark 21**

**The fully gold Mark 21, built for high-altitude flights**

#### **Mark 22**

**The darker Mark 22, with snazzy red flames – possibly intended as a War Machine Armor for Tony’s friend Rhodey**

#### **Mark 23**

**The smooth, camo-armored Mark 23, is capable of withstanding extreme heat**

#### **Mark 24**

**The bulky brown and gold Mark 24, built to endure heavy firepower**

#### **Mark 25**

**The Mark 25 boasts powerful jackhammer arms**

#### **Mark 26**

**The green accented Mark 26 retains the jackhammers and can resist powerful elements including gamma radiation**

#### **Mark 27**

**The blue and orange Mark 27 – the only armor able to completely camouflage into its surroundings**

#### **Mark 28**

**The heavy orange and black Mark 28, like Mark 26, is built to withstand radiation**

#### **Mark 29**

**The durable grey Mark 29 features a singular Jackhammer arm**

#### **Mark 30 & 33**

**The sleek silver and blue Mark 30 and the updated deep red Mark 33, both contain retractable vibranium blades and can transfer energy to certain ports for extra power**

#### **Mark 31**

**The light-weight teal Mark 31, able to reach high-velocity speeds**

#### **Mark 32**

**The dark silver Mark 32 has an enlarged unibeam but was built to be more agile**

#### **Mark 34**

**The silver plated Mark 34 which incorporates a left-handed claw arm**

#### **Mark 35**

**The beefy red Mark 35 can attach not one but two claw arms**

#### **Mark 36**

**The similarly plated orange and silver Mark 36, made for peacekeeping and crowd control**

#### **Mark 37**

**The light green Mark 37, built for deep underwater travel, and the only armor to be stocked with torpedoes**

#### **Mark 38**

**The massive blue Mark 38, capable of lifting enormous amounts of weight**

#### **Mark 39**

**The white and black Mark 39, built for space travel**

#### **Mark 40**

**The grey and light blue Mark 40 can reach speeds exceeding Mach 5**

#### **Mark 41**

**And the thinly plated Mark 41, which can disassemble and reassemble mid-flight.**

#### **Mark 42**

**In the same film, after inserting microchips into his arms, Tony can don the primarily gold and lightweight "Mark 42" piece by piece. This armor carries over many skills and attributes from the Iron Legion and can be piloted remotely by Tony with an AR display headset. This time around, Tony battles a vengeful former nerd with help from his many armors. Following the battle, to prove his affection to his girlfriend, Pepper Potts, he destroys all of his iron suits and then finally gets surgery to remove the shrapnel from his chest, eliminating the need for his arc reactor.**

### **Avengers (2012)**

#### **Mark 7**

**In The Avengers, Tony uses metallic bracelets to deploy the pod-shaped "Mark 7" which can assemble over Tony mid-air. It's much bulkier and is the first suit with its own integrated Arc Reactor. As well as thrusters on the back to free his hands during flight, multiple-use lasers, and much more firepower to defend against unwanted aliens. It's also apparently capable of briefly flying into a wormhole to nuke an alien mothership.**

### **Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)**

#### **Mark 43**

**In Age of Ultron, It features the traditionally colored Mark 43 which has infrared to see through walls and incorporates a sentry mode to assist Tony when he's not wearing it.**

#### **Mark 44**

**It can also attach to the humungous Hulkbuster armor, complete with a sedative gas sprayer and hydraulic puncher to subdue a raging Hulk.**

#### **Iron Legion Drones**

**Tony also makes use of a group of new white and blue Iron Legion Drones.**

#### **Mark 45**

**Finally, the predominately red and smooth-plated Mark 45 is worn. This suit is marked with a hexagonal chest piece, and since JARVIS became part of a humanoid super-being the suit is instead run by the Irish FRIDAY OS. In Mark 45, Tony helps defeat a group of evil sentient robots… uh, which he accidentally created.**

### **Capitan America: Civil War (2016)**

#### **Mark 46**

**In Captain America: Civil War, the Mark 46 is introduced and features various accent lights, a trapezoidal chest piece, and the first fully retractable helmet. In this film, Tony pushes for government regulations on the Avengers, but Captain America challenges the proposal, resulting in an Iron-Cap clash. While the Mark 46 can analyze fighting patterns, Tony Stark ultimately loses and the Avengers go their separate ways, Then he changes his name to Tony Stank.**

### **Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)**

#### **Mark 47**

**In Spider-Man: Homecoming, Tony uses the more silver Mark 47, armed with launchable grappling chains and remote Wi-Fi control to keep tabs on Peter Parker from a distance.**

### **Avengers: Infinity War (2018)**

#### **Mark 48**

**In Infinity War, Tony lends the Hulk-less Bruce Banner the Mark 48 – a more streamlined Hulkbuster suit**

#### **Mark 50**

**While Tony is outfitted with a new heart-shaped Arc Reactor capable of deploying his sleek Nano-Tech Mark 50. This suit can form extra wings and weapons, as well as cannons, shields, and thrusters, Helping him to reach over Mach 10, and is perfectly sealed for traveling in space. It can shoot off some of its nano-tech, and produce a suture spray to help heal wounds… Although all of this still isn't enough to prevent Thanos from snapping away half of the universe.**

### **Avengers: Endgame (2019)**

#### **Back to Earth**

**In Endgame, Tony is starving and floating through space, but he’s brought back to earth and then raises a family.**

#### **Mark 49**

**He gifts his wife the blue and gold Mark 49 Rescue armor, Featuring a displacer pack that can emit energy blasts.**

#### **Mark 85**

**Meanwhile, Tony helps figure out time-travel and sports a grey and red Quantum realm suit, As he goes back in time to help gather magical time stones and says a quick hello to his father. His latest iron suit, the Mark 85, features OG gold colored thighs and shoulders, With added power to generate force fields and redirect lightning blasts. This suit’s gauntlets are capable of holding the infinity stones, That he uses to snap Thanos out of existence, Causing Tony to sacrifice his life for humanity’s survival, And ultimately book-ending the Iron Man MCU story...**