Iron Man (superhero)

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Depends what armor you are talking about the mk2-7 i believe were all gold titanium alloy ,

the thorbuster and hulk buster armors were something else .

The argo armors i think were alien based tech that stark improved on .. There was one that even pulled inside his body in nano form and was hidden in his bones....

*WARNING: Contains both Iron Man (2008) and Iron Man 2 (2010) spoilers!*

It depends which version or Iron Man you are talking about. In the comics, Anthony Stark never really settles down with anyone, but he has had both "love interests" and girlfriends during his career as Iron Man.

In the movies, directed by John Favreau, (Iron Man, and Iron Man 2) Tony Stark (played by Robert Downey Jr.) is in love with his assistant whoin the second movie the CEO of his company, Pepper Potts. (played by Gwyneth Paltrow). During the first movie Tony hints at how he feels for Pepper, but never really says anything solid, other than an almost kiss which is quickly dismissed by Pepper. In Iron Man 2 however, Tony pays more attention to his relationship with Pepper, and tries to tell her how he feels on more than one occasion, despite some tension between him and the undercover Black Widow (played by Scarlett Johanson). He finally does, and the movie ends with a long-awaited kiss between them. There's no news about what will happen with this in the third movie, to be released in 2012. (Sources: Personal Experience)

The Hulkbuster Mk II suit was the strongest Iron man armor as Iron Man was able to hold his own against the Hulk in it. But in terms of overall performance Iron Man's Bleeding Edge armor is his best.

Unlike most super heros, Tony Stark enjoys all of the attention. He was never really concerned about (say Batman, for example) was concerned about if he gave out his identity. If you've ever seen "The Avengers" or any of the two "Iron Man" then you see he enjoys being out there in the public and being noticed!

He has lots of cars but his main one is the Audi R8

The main song that plays is Robot Rock by Daft Punk.

Otto von Bismarck was known as the 'Iron Chancelor' in Europe. He was the first chancellor of the United Germany from 1871 to 1890. (Chancellor means prime minister in German politics.)

First of all, I would imagine the main difference is that the Iron Giant book is a book and the Iron Giant movie is a movie. Second, I can't help any further because I have never seen, read, nor heard of Iron Giant before in my life. I hope this helped, though it probably did not.

The Hulkbuster armor is probably the strongest and has a lift capacity of 175 tons. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_Man%27s_armor

dont take away something that is keeping someone alive just to cause mass destruction

Captain America. Definetley.

something that helps his injured heart.

no its PG-13

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Yes, there is cheat codes but only a few Iron-man is still working on getting more cheats and codes. CheatsUnlimited Ammo: At the pause menu hold down L2 R2 and press X 4 times and circle 2 times All Upgrades and weapons: At the main menu hold down L1 and R1 and press up , up, up, X, X, Triangle Thats all there is for now if the cheats don't work then call the company or wait for the cheats to configure into your browser

Not really, no. Some levels are larger than others, but you have defined area levels and objectives to do and not much in the way of freedom.

Terrance Howard played Rhody in Iron Man but when it came down to it,The makers of Iron Man 2 wanted someone who was a black action star because Iron Man 2 centers about Rhody who becomes War Machine as he replaces Tony Starks aka Iron Man who has his own problems.

Don Cheadle is a well known actor for his role in the hit action film Traitor.Since he has done quite a few action roles,He was the best candidate for Rhody.

Originally, in the comics, Tony's iron suit was a greyish-silver, huge, clunky and inconvenient, he since converted it into a more sleek, red-and-gold version.

Someone could make an Iron Man suit but not now. In the future somebody could have that Technology to design it. Normally in some sort of programmes or movies, there are places where they are in the future for example, Futurama. They have flying cars. Even they could be invented in the future! Nobody knows when though...... Who ever wrote down that question could be the source of all the Technology in the future if that person carries on talking about the future!

Ben Kingsley is playing the Mandarin. Aldrich Killian will be another villain and is being played by Guy Pearce.

Iron Man was taken a hostage in a middle eastern country. Another scientist who was from the area was also captured. The middle easterners who had captured tony stark (iron man) asked him to build what he had previously created called a Jericho (i believe that's the spelling) missile.

They gave him all the parts he needed to do so, but instead of building a war missile, tony and the other hostage worked together to create something other than the desired missile. This thing was the iron man suit (the original). Tony used this to escape whereas the other man died. He was then found by a search and rescue team in the dessert. Tony realized instead of continuing to create war weapons the made the war progress, he could use these suits to halt war efforts made by terrorists.

"Playing Iron-man" means playing as an offensive player and a defensive player, as well, perhaps, as a special teams player all within the same game. It generally involves mastering both offensive and defensive playbooks, being sufficiently competent at multiple positions to merit a starting position in two or more, keeping up with the training regime of both offensive and defensive units, and having the discipline and stamina to voluntarily play in all or nearly all plays in any given game.

As such, across all levels of American football, players "playing Iron-man" range in rarity from perhaps a handful a decade to unheard of in over a half century.

An example would be a player playing Center on offense and Nose Tackle on defense in the same game, only coming off the field for special teams plays.

The term "Iron-man football" is the popular name for the "one-platoon system," wherein player substitution is strictly limited and nearly all players have defensive, offensive and special teams roles and the vast majority of players play nearly complete games. Until the 1940's this was the only system by which American football was played. The University of Michigan adopted the "two-platoon system" (often simply referred to as "the platoon system") in 1945, creating specialist offensive and defensive units. This system became the standard until the final abolition of Iron-man or one-platoon football by the NCAA in 1965.

Players and teams, during the transition period of 1945-1965 and the rare few players since 1965, who continued to play in multiple roles were referred to as Iron-men. It is sometimes said in praise of Iron-men that "the only people who spend more time on the field are the refs."

Since the system is now long out of use and very few players have played both sides of the ball in decades, the term nowadays is sometimes applied to players who lay it on the line every play or who display incredible endurance, toughness and leadership. This usage is not without controversy, as, as late as 2006, traditional Iron-men have continued to exist, at least in the NCAA, albeit in very small numbers. Traditional Iron-men and football purists often consider the wider application of the term a cheapening of it, and in those circles it is frowned upon to apply it to anyone who does not actually play in multiple roles and in the vast majority of plays in any game in which they appear.

The most prominent example of a player who plays in only one role being referred to as an Iron-man is Brett Favre, who was given the nickname "Iron Man" by the Pro-Football Hall of Fame. He is known as such because he holds the record for career starts, having never once missed a start in his 19 year career. Note that this usage is not controversial and few if any of those critical of the wider application of the term consider Favre undeserving of his nickname.

Regardless of whether the original or wider definition is being applied, few players today are ever referred to as an "Iron-man" and being known as one is likely to be the greatest compliment a player will ever receive.

Being strong, hard, and carries on. They all reflect Tony stark's hero persona