Tony Stark Failures That Made The Perfect Iron Man Suit

Which failure from this list are you most glad for?

Because Tony Stark learns from his mistakes.

Fun fact : while tony was working with the suits "flight stabilizer" he accidentally made a repulsor blast (the blasts that come out of his hands) which would lead to Tony's main feature of his suits.

Tony is the real definition of "learn from mistakes"

An improvement that a lot of people overlook is in endgame when hulk is about to snap we see Tony engage a wakandan holo shield. This is an upgrade to his suit's shield as in infinity war the power stone completely obliterated his nano bots when he used them as a shield and caused tony to actually run out of nano bots allowing thanos to stab him

I love that Tony never talks about how he's made improvements from past experiences but the fans can still notice it. Such a cool subtle detail. My favourite is Thor charging Tony's suit in endgame. Great scene! Edit: Thank you for the likes! Never got so many 😂

You didnt mention the thrusters his having in inf war to catch up with that donut ship and Peter-thats from the failure he wasnt fast enough to catch Roney.

"Because Tony learns from his mistakes" - Allen Tsai

In Avengers: Infinity War Tony used a shield made out of nano tech, but Thano's attacks made the shield to breakdown and loose lots of nanobots, So in Avengers Endgame Tony made a shield from a force field to prevent that from ever happening again.

Vision did have perfect aim, its just that Sam escaped it by seeing the blast and ducking it, Vision only has perfect aim on a still target like all guns have, his mind stone beems are not heat seeking missiles so they can't change direction

I would also like to say that when Tony saw Rhodes falling down while trying to catch him ... He also felt the shortage of his speed. And hence his upgraded suit in infinity war has the ability to go at a huge speed in little seconds

The speed at which he puts the suit(s) on is my favourite upgrade. It took so long with the first suit that Yinsen died, so each subsequent suit gets faster and faster to put on.

If you watch his repulsors closely, the Iron Man suits all improve on the repulsor tech with each passing model. In the first movie we see lots of sparks and stray fires from the hands and feet as he flys, but by Infinity War those stray sparks are nowhere to be seen, and the movies in between show different levels of improvement from start to end.

At a certain point, Tony began fitting his suits with multiple arc reactors, the most notable instances being Hulkbuster, running off the power of a whopping 11 individual reactors, and Hulkbuster Mk 2, which bumped that number up to 14 different reactors. The Mk 46 armor featured 28 micro reactors to supplement the main chest reactor, and the Mk 85 had 14 micro reactors with a similar function. By fitting his suits with supplemental, fully self-sustaining power sources, Tony ensured that even if the main reactor was rendered incapable of supplying the suit with power, the suit would still have a source of power with which to preserve the user's wellbeing. My only confusion is why Tony's suit during the events of Civil War had supplemental reactors while it would seem the War Machine Mk 3 suit, or any subsequent War Machine armors for that matter, weren't ever fitted with more than one. In fact, it appears that aside from Mk 50 and Mk 45, every depicted Iron Man armor created after Mk 43 was fitted with multiple arc reactors, but neither Pepper's Rescue armor or any rendition of War Machine was granted more than one.

Parachute should've been there since Mark-II though, a parachute is like the most basic fail-safe when you're making anything that can fly. It's actually weird that it took him that long to install a parachute considering he fell from the sky quite often.

In "Infinity War" Tony's two hand repulsors weren't enough to phase or hurt Thanos at all. In "End Game" when he tells Thor to hit him with lightning it powers up many repulsors that fire at once. They form into one concentrated blast that is strong enough to push Thanos back and make him stagger. Although Thanos ended up blocking the blast with his spinning sword thingy. Still a cool upgrade.

This is the real definition of "mistakes make you stronger".

You can take my armor or destroy it, but there is one thing you cannot take from me: I Am Iron Man.

Is it a shame that we're not going to see Tony Stark building Armors like the Uru Armor and the God killer Armor in the MCU? Do you think we will see Tony Stark from another Universe doing this?

Tony is the perfect example of "learns from his mistakes", props to you man for covering this