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Thread.Cropfist said:Iron Man's mark 6 also matched Thor. Why is that not considered?
Because it's an outlier, (not fully certain on that myself, but) just like many other feats in the MCU, including Tony surviving the PS without his shield.
would be beter if: mark 6 stunned loki to his knees which is 7-c (based on asgard ship explosion). mark 45 should be 7-a for contributing to damaging ultron's vibranium body in which the metal tanked the 7-a explosion of sokovia.Cropfist said:Iron Man's mark 6 also matched Thor. Why is that not considered?
Because it's an outlier, (not fully certain on that myself, but) just like many other feats in the MCU, including Tony surviving the PS without his shield.
^^^^^^^^^Gemmysaur said:It's the power stone. Never was it said that it only gives out power and not take it away. It did halt someone's run, dropping them to the ground, and shut down Falcon's jetpack.
It's not nonsense, we have several examples of this in the movie. I covered it myself in my Revision Thread for IW when it first came out. It's the only way the plot makes sense.Newendigo said:I don't agree with that, it would have to make the characters comparable to the I-Stones, which make no-sense.
Far greater size and density than his ordinary suit.Damage3245 said:... Isn't the shield made out of the same material as the rest of his suit? Why wouldn't it scale to his regular durabilit?
That doesn't exactly make it hundreds of times stronger, does it?Gemmysaur said:It's thicker and wider, protecting his less-thick armor body.