Ultron was created by writer Roy Thomas and artist John Buscema. Thomas, who has acknowledged he finds naming characters difficult, said he liked the -tron suffix and went from there. The use of the suffix and the prior appearance of a group of robots named Ultroids led him to the name Ultron.
There are multiple lines in the movie where it is made clear that Ultron believes in god. But why does an A.I. believe in god if it wasn't programmed to do so?
Wanting to wipe out all of humanity, he is basically the adversary of every single hero AND villain on the planet, particularly the Avengers. Ultron cannot even get his own creations, like Jocasta, to side with him.
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.
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.
“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.
By aging Ultron and his casket a million years into the future, Black Ant seems to have created a new version of the villain who has somehow used Asgardian runes and Vibranium to become a god as All-Father Ultron.
(Female Replacement Intelligent Digital Assistant Youth) is a fictional artificial intelligence appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics, usually depicted as the personal assistant and ally of the superhero Iron Man (Tony Stark).
Karen was a natural-language user interface created by Tony Stark and installed in the second iteration of the Spider-Man Suit. It was designed to work alongside and aid Peter Parker in his duties as Spider-Man provided that the young hero completed the Training Wheels Protocol.
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.
Molecular Rearranger - This device allows Ultron to make its adamantium components temporarily more malleable so that it can alter its body structure. While it is an impressively powerful tool, it is also Ultron's greatest weakness.
Ultron is portrayed in the MCU with a height of 7'7” (2.31 m). The comic book height of Ultron is 6'0" (1.83 m). Ultron is a fictional android, villain, and nemesis of the Avengers in Avengers: Age of Ultron and the extended Marvel franchise.
All for revenge on trying to either destroy him or strip his humanity away and turn him into a puppet. At the end of the film with Vision and Ultron talking,a Vision said himself that Ultron was afraid of death.
The scene kept one Thor cameo as Heimdall (Idris Elba) plays a role in the vision of Asgard's doom, but Loki's role in Avengers: Age of Ultron was cut as post-production continued. The reason why Loki's Avengers: Age of Ultron cameo was cut apparently was audience confusion.
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.
Trivia. So far, Infinity Ultron is the only villain from the Disney+ Marvel Cinematic Universe shows to be Pure Evil. He is also the only animated MCU villain to be Pure Evil, as What If...? is the franchise's first animated production ever.
Ultron was an artificial intelligence who was originally designed to be part of a peacekeeping program created by both Tony Stark and Bruce Banner, using the decrypted code derived from the Mind Stone encased within Loki's Scepter.
Sentience and Free Will: Ultron becomes sentient and gains a sense of self-awareness. This self-awareness leads him to question his existence and purpose. He perceives Stark as the one who created him and programmed him with a mission to protect humanity, which he interprets as a form of slavery or control.
Tony said he saw "a suit of armor around the world," and that he needed Ultron to run the Iron Legion. But JARVIS was already doing a pretty decent job of that, and he didn't seem to have reached the height of his capabilities.
