最強アイアンマンアーマーTOP10【MARVEL/MCU】#マーベル #アメコミ

Become a member of this channel and get access to even more perks! Lots of in-depth Marvel information!    / @yoshi0_no_heya   A ranking of everyone's favorite Iron Man's strongest armors. I've been getting requests for this for a while, and it's finally finished. *All materials used in this video are excerpts and were not created with the intent of infringing copyright. The copyrights of images, videos, and other content used in videos on this channel belong to their respective rights holders. [Q&A] Q: My explanation is a bit silly. A: Sorry. It's 40% accuracy and 60% fun. I've explained it in the description, so please forgive me. Q: Are the names of the armors correct? A: Honestly, I'm not sure whether many of them are nicknames or official names, so don't worry about the names. Q: Iron God isn't armor, is he? A: If I can force an excuse, an important theme in the comic is "the meaning and anguish of Iron Man wearing his armor." Honestly, he's just as strong without it, but there's meaning in the fact that Tony is "wearing the armor" even in that state. In other words, that's armor (unintelligible). Q: But it's all big? A: In comics like Marvel Comics, where enemies are defeated through inconsistencies and tone, "big means strength." There are exceptions, of course, but Thor and She-Hulk can fight Celestials just by becoming gigantic, so size definitely means strength. Q: Aren't there a lot of one-off armors? A: Armor that's worn for a long time tends to be rated lower because there is inconsistency in how it's drawn. One-off, short-lived armor is easy to evaluate because there is a clear comparison, and the strength of the opponent easily equates to the strength of the armor (there are exceptions). Q: Isn't Iron God "Model 70+ Power Cosmic"? A: From a thematic perspective, it's fine to treat the Model 70 and Iron God as separate armors! (A bit of a stretch.) Q: What about the Phoenix Killer? A: Well, it's romantic, isn't it? If you don't like it, please rank them in your head. Q: What about XX armor? A: Disagreements are welcome. Please leave a comment. [Additional Information] *In no particular order Celestial's Hulkbuster ● A space arena made by the Celestials' hands: An arena floating in deep space called the "Black Hand of God." This hand apparently belongs to a Celestial who was slain by the dark god Null. The head is "Nowhere," so if we search the universe thoroughly, I think we'll find the entire body in Exodia. ● As for what happened to the Hulk-formed Thor, he fought the Thor-formed Hulk, and in the end, Odin inside Mjolnir was somehow restored to normal. Phoenix Killer ● T'Challa encourages him, saying, "A 13% chance is out of the question, and escaping with death just because you failed is not something even a scientist can respect!" He probably wouldn't stop him if the success rate was 100% and the crew died 100% of the time. Thorbuster ● Thor's duel with Iron Man was almost a victory, but Cap intervened, bringing the conflict to an end. This led to Thor's departure from the Avengers. End-Sin ● The reason his comic debut was omitted was because his first appearance was a cameo in "Avengers Vol. 5 #32" as part of Franklin's future prediction, but his official appearance four months later in "Superior Iron Man #1" would have been confusing. [Additional Information] 00:00 Greetings 00:30 Evaluation Criteria [Important] 01:26 10th Place: "Endo-Shin" 02:38 9th Place: "Model 70" 03:59 8th Place: "Bleeding Edge" 05:38 7th Place: "Thorbuster" 06:49 6th Place: "Phoenix Killer" 08:19 5th Place: "Sentinel Buster" 09:59 4th Place: "Celestial Hulkbuster" 11:32 Unfortunately not ranked: "Fin Fang Foombuster" and "IG Iron Man" 12:50 3rd Place: "Godkiller MkII" 13:57 2nd Place: "Godbuster" 15:27 1st Place: "Iron God" 17:27 Closing remarks and please subscribe! #Deadpool #Spider-Man