With a new body, Ultron proceeds to kill Stark and most of the Avengers before launching nuclear missiles around the Earth, eradicating most of humanity.
In a one-on-one fight, Thanos could easily break through Ultron's armored body and destroy him. Ultron's weaponry combine Stark and Chitauri technology, and while his energy blasts are deadly, they still wouldn't be enough to defeat Thanos.
First, Ultron was lured to a specific universe, and not Watcher's observatory that is beyond space and time, as he would not have been vulnerable otherwise. In the end, they were successful. Black Widow, protected by Doctor Strange, shot the arrow into Ultron's eye, wreaking havoc with his systems.
The combination of the vibranium and the cosmic energy from the Mind Stone embedded in his forehead not only gave him life and immense intelligence, but also granted Ultron an extremely large number of superhuman capabilities.
This campy attitude failed hard, as Ultron's attempts to be a foreboding figure fell flat, given viewers saw him crack jokes earlier. Unlike characters like Thanos who never had any comedic quality, or Loki whose characterization was that of a spoiled brat, Ultron's hammy nature was far too uneven to be charming.
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Who does Ultron hate the most?
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.
Age of Ultron is considered one of the worst MCU movies, and while there are a lot of reasons for it being a sub-par film, one Redditor thinks that it's bad because it sets up the MCU movies after it.
His goal to destroy humanity in a shortsighted attempt at creating world peace has brought him into repeated conflict with the Avengers. Stories often end in Ultron's apparent destruction, only for the character to be resurrected in new forms. Ultron as seen in the 2013 storyline Age of Ultron.
However, Ultron's control over the Infinity Stones and the power he exhibited during his battle with The Watcher puts him on an entirely different level that could take out Galactus and his heralds.
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.
Using the Stones, Ultron builds an army of Ultron Sentries and a teleporting spaceship before destroying several planets and killing most of the universe's remaining life. With his mission complete, Ultron is left without a purpose until he hears the Watcher's narration and becomes aware of the Multiverse's existence.
When it comes to raw Brutal strength and brute force, Thor has Ultron beat hands down. But Ultron always has the strategic advantage by being able to transfer his I into another body or form so if Thor destroyed one body Ultron can just transfer his consciousness to another body.
The technology of Ultron is so powerful that two of the most dangerous Avengers can get insta-killed casually without either seeing it coming. Ultron defeated both She-Hulk and the Hulk not by outsmarting them or even besting them in a real one-on-one fight, but by overwhelming them both with his strength.
This is a huge and humiliating end for the Asgardian trickster, and proves that as powerful as Loki is, even he cannot resist the technological terror of Ultron.
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.
Overpowering and mesmerizing Pym, the robot—which soon dubbed itself Ultron—hypnotically commanded Pym to forget its existence and abandon the New Jersey lab where it was created.
The character is an android (sometimes called a "synthezoid") built by the villainous robot Ultron created by Hank Pym. Originally intended to act as Ultron's "son" and destroy the Avengers, Vision instead turned on his creator and joined the Avengers to fight for the forces of good.
But if you want to know why he came so close, it's because he is a far more advanced AI than Jarvis. Jarvis was created just from Tony's genius, nothing more. Ultron was created using the sentience of an Infinity Stone, the Mind Stone. His AI is faster-learning and arguably smarter than any human mind.
During the Ultron Offensive, J.A.R.V.I.S. was destroyed by Ultron, although his remaining programming codes unknowingly continued to thwart Ultron's plans of gaining access to nuclear missiles.
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.
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.
According to McFeely, Captain America wasn't worthy of Mjölnir yet in Age of Ultron because he was still intentionally hiding the fact that he knew about Bucky murdering Tony Stark's parents, Howard and Maria Stark.
