Originally posted by SWblayde938your point is? The guy's been outsmarted by t'challa (it's happened multiple times), banner, pym, etc. By the way, pym is the third smartest and then there shouldn't be any particular order to who's the smartest after that.
but tony is the "world's greatest multitasker"
Originally posted by deathslash
your point is? The guy's been outsmarted by t'challa (it's happened multiple times),
Always with huge asterisks, like Panther having help from a future version of himself who had both future knowledge and telepathy. It should be noted that when Panther needed something scientific done in the Phoenix story, he snaped Stark out of his funk and got him on the case, rather than doing the scientific work himself.
Originally posted by SWblayde938creating ultron (who is pretty much a robotic version of pym without the morals), creating (or was it discovering? ) pym particles, discovering microverses, creating a time activated message to himself in the future that would return the memories that he had wiped from his brain so that he could beat ultron on a specific day, creating on the fly weapons, etc. You should really ask pymftw about this as he knows way more about pym than I do.
what are pym's best feats?
Originally posted by VanMaewhat should really be noted is that stark only really specializes in the field of science. Meanwhile, BP also expands into the field of magic.
Always with huge asterisks, like Panther having help from a future version of himself who had both future knowledge and telepathy. It should be noted that when Panther needed something scientific done in the Phoenix story, he snaped Stark out of his funk and got him on the case, rather than doing the scientific work himself.
Originally posted by deathslash
creating ultron (who is pretty much a robotic version of pym without the morals), creating (or was it discovering? ) pym particles,
He didn't so much create Ultron as he did a really bad job of reverse-engineering Dragon-Man. He had a robot that could be mistaken for a living being, and reverse engineered a clunky garbage-can looking thing.
And yes Pym Particles are a discovery rather than an invention. What he did was more on the level of discovering radiation than inventing something.
Originally posted by VanMaehis Ai design is based off of dragon man, but his intelligence and brainwaves were a direct result of pym. What he did with pym particles goes far beyond just discovering them though. He figured out how to utilize them as a tool for both exploration and a weapon. He also crated a helmet that allows him to control insects, created wasp's wings, the quin jet iirc, ragnarok, and various other devices.
He didn't so much create Ultron as he did a really bad job of reverse-engineering Dragon-Man. He had a robot that could be mistaken for a living being, and reverse engineered a clunky garbage-can looking thing.And yes Pym Particles are a discovery rather than an invention. What he did was more on the level of discovering radiation than inventing something.
T'challa is smarter than Tony. Heck, he's much smarter than Galactus, even.
I mean, Galactus has angsted for eons about being forced to consume billions of living souls, yet he couldn't find a solution to it. BP on the other hand, casually removed Galactus' hunger while only having a few scattered pieces of information available, supplemented by some hunches. Whereas Galactus himself of course has full information about his own physiology and history.
T'challa >> Galactus > Reed (by his own admission) >> Tony