Tony Stark's Modified Extremis Direct Cybernetic Interface: The Extremis virus has fused Stark's armor to his body. Initially, the inner layers of the Iron Man armor were stored in the hollows of his bones, but later his entire exo-armor would be contained within carbon nanotubes.
Abstract: This article investigates the manifestation of the character Tony Stark's post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and how he attempts to cope with his traumatic past throughout the Iron Man film trilogy and The Avengers ensemble movie.
Tony Stark has a damaged heart from the plane crash that the Mandarin caused, and because of that, he has an implant made by Dr. Ho Yinsen that keeps it beating. His implant is made out of a stabilized form of Kylight, a metal that is found in the abandoned Stark outpost in the Arctic.
Extremis is an advanced form of genetic manipulation created by Maya Hansen and Aldrich Killian, using nanotechnology. It grants the human body the ability to heal and regenerate from physical damages, deformities and even psychological damages.
During the crisis surrounding the Mandarin's terrorist attacks, Potts was kidnapped by Aldrich Killian and injected with Extremis. She was freed by Stark during the Battle on the Norco and went on to kill Killian herself. Stark cured her of the effects of Extremis, who temporarily gave up being Iron Man just for her.
However, upon arriving on the Golden Gate Bridge, the hordes of zombies proved too much for them to handle, and Stark was quickly overwhelmed by the horde, infected, and transformed into a zombie alongside his fellow Avengers, excluding T'Challa.
In Iron Man 3, Pepper Potts is kidnapped by Aldrich Killian, who takes her hostage and injects her with the Extremis as part of his scheme to get revenge on Stark. She later uses her Extremis powers to kill Killian before Stark funds a surgery to cure her of Extremis.
Movie: Directed by Jon Favreau. Inciting Event: After Tony makes a farce out of the Senate hearing to determine whether he must turn over his Iron Man suits to the government, it is revealed the palladium core that powers his Arc reactor is poisoning him. He's dying.
After returning, Iron Man falls under the control of Immortus, turning him evil. The Avengers bring an alternate Tony Stark from another reality to help defeat him. Iron Man is killed, and the alternate Tony Stark becomes the new Iron Man.
In Iron Man #6, written by Christopher Cantwell with art by Cafu and Frank D'Armata, Tony has to be injected with opioids to save his life. As a result, he becomes addicted to morphine. Iron Man #19 by the same creative team reveals that Tony kept using the drugs "to keep going, stay strong, not los.
While attempting to shut down this sentient armor, Tony Stark had a heart attack. The armor replaced Tony's heart with an artificial one to save his life, and Tony began steering himself away from such high technology out of fears of this incident happening again.
Even assuming Tony was the only one who could have killed the Mad Titan, it wasn't exactly impossible for him to be healed. The critical damage he received could have been reversed by Doctor Strange. Stephen has brought back people from the dead before, with a notable case being Wong in the Doctor Strange film.
Tony Stark died at the end of 'Avengers: Endgame' but before that he saved the entire universe from Thanos and his forces by snapping them out of existence and ending their threat once and for all. But the use of all the six Infinity Stones all at once took its toll on his body and he died of his grievous injuries.
Because Iron Man's death is an absolute point in the MCU, Tony Stark can never be brought back without cataclysmic consequences. Of course, the Multiverse does allow some loopholes.
Palladium compounds are encountered relatively rarely by most people. All palladium compounds should be regarded as highly toxic and as carcinogenic. Palladium chloride is toxic, harmful if swallowed, inhaled or absorbed through the skin. It causes bone marrow, liver and kidney damage in laboratory animals.
Tony Stark has an arc reactor in his chest because it was surgically implanted there to prevent shrapnel from reaching his heart after he was injured in a bomb explosion. This event occurred in the 2008 "Iron Man" film, which marked the beginning of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Since Iron Man is so smart he's bound to have some pretty big rivalries and enemies across the universe, and perhaps his most feared rival is the Mad Titan himself, Thanos, who happened to be the first villain to actually defeat him and complete his mission.
Arno Stark is the future son of Tony Stark and a long time adversary of Kang the Conqueror. In an attempt to erase Arno, Kang had sent robots to 1949 New Years Eve to kill Howard Stark, which would also erase Iron Man and the Avengers from history.
5 His Heart. Tony Stark's heart is electronically powered and can run out of battery if he uses too much power in his suits. This is one of his main weaknesses because the heart can give out during the course of a highly intense battle.
The Battle of New York, his mental health struggles, and almost losing Pepper Potts during the Battle on the Norco in Iron Man 3 led Tony Stark to decide to destroy all of his armors in order to spend more time with Pepper and show her the suits weren't a distraction from her and what's really important, as she used to ...
Morgan H. Stark appears in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) film Avengers: Endgame, portrayed by Lexi Rabe. This version is the daughter of Tony Stark and Pepper Potts who was born in 2018.
