Ultron vs Doctor Doom and Iron Man

Secondary Adamantium Ultron. No magic, no bfr.

Fight inside a pyramid.

Oh so you think you're the man with that Ultron thread now? 😒:

Indeed flirt

Tony's tehnopathy could play a pivotal role here.

It didn't work with those random zombies Rulk helped him to take down.

Were the zombies robots?

Originally posted by Mindset
Were the zombies robots?

Yep, and they spoke gibberish.

...Like me.

Originally posted by Bentley
It didn't work with those random zombies Rulk helped him to take down.

Originally posted by Galan007
Until we figure out what those things are/can do, then it's pointless to compare them to Ultron (or vice versa.)

Fine, just pile them up with those fake Titanium Men, Tony couldn't hack either biscuits

Vision couldn't hack Ultron, Vision in that very same arc took several hours to hack Ultron's computers and didn't affect the man itself. And most of all, if Tony can't hack Victor's armor he sure as hell cannot hack Ultron's body 😠

🙂

Pre-Extremis Tony has hacked Vision. Extremis (and beyond) Tony should be able to do WAAAY more.

Stupid writers. ermm

Ultron has hacked Tony about three times already biscuits

^ Not the Bleeding Edge armor. uhuh

Originally posted by Galan007
^ Not the Bleeding Edge armor. uhuh

...Yet.

Even if future Tony preps for him not to be hacked ahah

^ Wasn't the whole Avengers story-arc basically about how Ultron hacked the Bleeding Edge armor despite Tony's belief he proofed it against him?

You talking about the alternate Ultron we just saw this issue?

Future Tony said in last issue of Avengers. That Ultron is way smarter than all of us.

^ That version of Ultron =/= to the version specified in this thread.

Originally posted by Galan007
^ That version of Ultron =/= to the version specified in this thread.

Actually that Ultron is/was/will be composed of primary adamantium and vibranium, it's far superior to the one in this thread.

^ "=/=" means not equal. So yeah, I agree. 👆

Originally posted by Galan007
^ "=/=" means not equal. So yeah, I agree. 👆

Really? I've always thought that =/= meant the statistical norm or average or expected value. Whereas superior or far greater had a completely different meaning. Oh well I guess you learn something new every day.