Small revisions about Comics Ultron

[Eficiente]

I just saw how the Villains wiki had him be Pure Evil and decided to revisit a couple of comics.

On his Weaknesses "The probability-manipulating powers of the Scarlet Witch can cause his circuits to malfunction and shut down." should be removed as that's just him not resisting hax. It can be added a few things;

• Should he succeed to subjugate the human race, he might eventually act more human, be depressed and go mad over not knowing why did he conquer the world in the first place.
• Claims to not believe in love, is unaware of his own love for Hank Pym, and is emotionally unstable and easily exploitable when that or similar topics call his attention.
• Is nihilistic, doesn't love himself, and once panicked & went into exile while remaining inactive due to being forced to love himself, if while fused with Hank Pym.

To his Intelligence;

• Created as a reflection of Hank Pym during a time where he had bouts of depression, Pym having given too much of himself into Ultron when creating him as well as his memories.

Enhanced senses (Call tell if someone is lying based on listening to their heartbeat)

To his categories; Sadists, Narcissists, Murderers, Tyrants, Kidnappers, Terrorists, and Tragic Characters.

 

[Hellbeast]

Thank you for reminding me Ultron is one of the most compelling villains in Marvel

 

[Confluctor]

Rage of Ultron is such an underrated comic


Anyway, seems fine to me.

 

[XXKINGXX69]

Agree

 

[Eficiente]

Should I add this?

Thank you for reminding me Ultron is one of the most compelling villains in Marvel

As in him being cool, yes, his unchanging, semi-hollow classic head is dope af. Redeeming qualities wise, he has the least out of any Marvel villain out of the ones given redeeming qualities. Still, someone like Doom might be more good and tragic, but also given way to many opportunities to change and see things as they are that he wasted and rejected out of being stupid/evil/stubborn, and in that partial sense "he's more evil", and meanwhile Ultron is way too trapped in his own programming to change, to argue with him doesn't matter as he has his own bs reasons to believe why what they tell him is wrong, things like that fail to be opportunities to change since he's too naive to understand things as they are, and that partially makes him "less evil".

I really do think Ultron is just a superintelligent kid that made himself the body of an adult and that things that "Hank lost a child with Ultron" is literal, but it's hard to tell when everyone in comics has their degree of being a manchild.

 

[Confluctor]

Should I add this?

Yeah, seems uncontroversial

 

[Eficiente]

That's done, closing this.