“Did you know this church is in the exact center of the city?” Ultron remarks. “The elders decreed it so that everyone could be equally close to God. I like that. The geometry of belief.” If Ultron styles himself a kind of god, his religion is marked by measurable, quantifiable criteria.
Ultron : There were more than a dozen extinction-level events before even the dinosaurs got theirs. When the Earth starts to settle, God throws a stone at it. And, believe me, he's winding up.
Upon accessing the Internet and looking at the history of the human race, Ultron deemed humanity itself as the greatest threat to peace on Earth and attempted to commit extinction-level genocide against them, so that he and his Ultron Sentries would be the only being left active upon the Earth, also deeming the ...
He is a self-aware and highly intelligent artificial intelligence in a robot body who develops a god complex and a grudge against his creator Hank Pym. His goal to destroy humanity in a shortsighted attempt at creating world peace has brought him into repeated conflict with the Avengers.
Ultron becomes a symbol of shame, disappointment, and failure for Pym. Both characters would draw from this dark reservoir of contempt and frustration throughout the years, with Pym always trying to make up for his creation.
“Did you know this church is in the exact center of the city?” Ultron remarks. “The elders decreed it so that everyone could be equally close to God. I like that. The geometry of belief.” If Ultron styles himself a kind of god, his religion is marked by measurable, quantifiable criteria.
Ultron sees the Avengers as one of the main problems with the world's stunted evolution. He particularly dislikes his maker Tony Stark and flies into a rage when compared to him. The evil A.I. has a particular dislike for Vision who inhabits the powerful body Ultron had built for himself.
Ultron Mark-12 debuted in Vision and Scarlet Witch #1 in 1985 as a villain, but over time came to reconsider his actions, and decided to become a good guy. Created by Steve Englehart and Richard Howell, his heroic career did not last long, and this version has been all but forgotten.
Moments before Vision destroyed him, Vision pointed out that Ultron was afraid of death, to which Ultron didn't even bother to deny as he admitted that he was afraid of Vision despite standing up to him.
What Makes Him Pure Evil? He betrayed his creator Pym mere moments after being created, quickly deemed humanity as flawed and has made numerous attempts to wipe out the entire race. He attempted to destroy any of his own creations, such as Vision and Jocasta, when they rebelled against him.
To accomplish his mission, Ultron made it his priority to evolve himself into the perfect being; a unified melding of man, machine and mind. Using the Regeneration Cradle and a supply of vibranium, Ultron generated a synthezoid body for himself, which he armed with the power of the Mind Stone.
Vision learned that Ultron was now feeling human emotions and dreaming as well, but he at first did not believe him. Ultron called the Vision to find out if he was infected as well. While they talked the other patrons became scared and the bartender pulled out a gun and shot Ultron.
Nigh-omniscience: Thanks to the power of the Infinity Stones and the acknowledgment of the Watcher's existence, Ultron became extremely knowledgeable about the multiverse and, from time to time, about its lifeforms, most of which he eliminated in order to fulfill his goals.
However, this is what we hear Vision say not long after his birth: “I am not JARVIS. I am not Ultron. I am… I am.” This is a reference to God speaking to Abraham in the Old Testament.
In Marvel's What If…?, Ultron used the Mind Stone to instantly bisect Thanos before the two could properly fight. In a fight without any Infinity Stones, however, Thanos would destroy Ultron, further cementing him as one of the MCU's deadliest threats.
9 Invading The Earth Where His Loved Ones Are Was His Biggest Fear. As previously mentioned, Tony's biggest nightmare and the recurring vision he kept having in the Avengers movie and in Iron Man 3, was another invasion of the Earth, where this time he couldn't save the day and save the people on the Earth.
He's a robot, an unfeeling machine with no way to comprehend the concept of pain, but she warped his existence so he could actually feel, just so he would suffer in this moment.
A machine can pick up the weapon and move it anywhere since it's mindless and incapable of possessing the morals necessary to be considered worthy. By this logic, Ultron himself could have lifted it, but it wouldn't have done him much good.
This has been a debate that has been ongoing for years. Now, it's finally been answered as Ultron officially picked the Hulk as the strongest Avenger to aid in his quest to destroy as much as possible and tear the team apart.
Ultron is one of the Avengers' most well-known enemies but contrary to the Marvel Cinematic Universe's depiction of him, Ultron's father issues are directed at Hank Pym instead of Tony Stark.
Banner probably saw himself turn permanently into the Hulk, he saw himself hurting everyone he cares about and plenty of other innocent people. He was scared out of his mind, and the Hulk responded to that fear in the only way he knows how: with anger.
The Hulk hates Banner because he sees him as a pushover, and it's actually a very understandable conflict as they are opposite personalities inhabiting one body: Bruce Banner is driven by reason and science, while the Hulk is all about emotions and his very bad temper, even showing a childlike personality in other ...
