[ SECRET POST #4530 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4530 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt. Oh, I didn't watch the CA movie so to me it was IM3 then straight to AoU.

The anon above said that he had to suit up in CA:WS and now I feel like a bad IM fan for missing it, along with the Spider Man movie where he also got a cameo.

[(Anonymous)]

I think I might be the anon above you’re referring to? I didn’t mean he suited up in WS. Tony didn’t actually appear in WS at all, even as a cameo. I mean, because of what happened in that movie, Hydra infiltrating SHIELD, Cap and team having to take down the three helicarriers by themselves....it probably made him rethink his decision in IM3 to stop building and flying the suits.

The problem is...well, a couple of things. First, with Tony, reaction tends to be overreaction. and second, as another anon said above, it wasn’t so much his decision to build Ultron/Iron Legion that was the problem. It was unilaterally making that decision and hiding it from the rest of the team because he thinks he knows better. I thought that was also the same mistake he repeated in CW, with the Accords. Tony isn’t blindsided like the rest of them are; he obviously knew it was coming. He just chose to keep it from the team just like he kept Ultron. I think that’s probably what the OP meant by not learning from his mistakes. He wants others to trust him but he doesn’t trust them. He always thinks he knows better, even on how to deal with his own past mistakes (Ultron -> Accords).

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks!

Agreed about Ultron. I mean Bruce was there but you really have to have falesafes with AIs. With Accords too - he acted very arrogantly. To me MCU is a bit like Pratchett's books - characters might act very differently depending on the plot and focus of the story. Wizards in Unseen University range anywhere from bumbling fools to scheming bastards depending on the book.