Peace Symbol

The Peace symbol was popularized by Pablo Picasso in the mid 14 century. People use it during war. The symbol is taken from the nuclear symbol and show that the nuclear bom is no longer active.
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Apology Letter

Sorry viewers, we haven't been posting anything lately. We will post stuffs soon and we will start this year with Captain America. We will give facts about him until Mid of February. Thank You for your understanding. #newhero !

Yinsen

Yinsen is the man who saved Tony Stark’s 
life by taking most of the shrapnel out of 
his heart and fitting an electro magnet 
powered by a car battery to prevent the 
rest penetrating his heart. He was held 
hostage by the Ten Rings in a cave with 
Stark to build weapons. However, he and 
Stark secretly built a suit of armor to make 
a getaway. When their plan was discovered 
too early, Yinsen bought time by chasing 
them with a sub-machine gun. However, 
he soon ran into over a dozen terrorists 
and he was fatally wounded. When Stark, 
now in armor, caught up, Yinsen asked 
him to leave him there, as he wished to 
die and be reunited with his family in the 
afterlife, but not before reminding Stark 
not to waste his life.

A villain better than Wipslash?!!

Origin

The Mandarin's late father was one of the wealthiest men in pre-revolutionary mainland China (and claimed to be a direct descendant of Genghis Khan), while his late mother was an English noblewoman. Their son was born in an unnamed village in mainland China before the Communist Revolution. The boy's parents died soon after his birth, and he was raised by his (paternal) aunt, who was embittered against the world and raised him with much the same attitude. All of his inherentence was spent training him in science and combat, with the result that he was broke upon reaching adulthood. Unable to pay the taxes on his ancestral estates, he and his aunt were evicted by the government. His aunt died almost immediately, but such was the Mandarin's training that he did not care.

Virginia "Pepper" Potts

Biographical Features:
Real name: Virginia "Pepper" Potts
Age:
Gender: Female
Nationality: U.S.A.
Occupation: Executive assistant to Tony Stark
Ally Status: Hero
Physical Features:
Eyes: Blue
Skin: Fair
Hair: Strawberry Blonde
Phyisique: Slim / Tall
Strength: Average

Mark VI

Technology and Combat Characteristics

The Largest Difference between the Mark VI and the older armors is the new (more powerful) Vibranium Core Arc Reactor, which provides as much power if not more in a slightly smaller reactor, allowing room for more improvements. The suit withstands prolonged and extreme combat situations with relatively minor damage, having only a few noticable cuts from Ivan Vanko's improved Arc Reactor Whips, despite the Mark V armor being nearly unrecognizable from a much lower-tech version of the weapons, although this can be atributable to the Mark V's somewhat lower technology and armor. It was also shown to be able to punch through the Hammer Drones with ease. It is shown to use the same OS as the Mark IV, which is different from the Mark II and III.

The armor was able to absorb a great amount of fellow Avenger Thor Odinson's lightning; and proved powerful enough to go toe to toe with him. The armor is incredibly durable, sustaining little damage in conflict with Thor, and then heavy damage from a Helicarrier propellor.

Briefing

Iron Man (Anthony Edward "Tony" Stark) is a fictional character, a comic book superhero appearing in publications from Marvel Comics. Created by writer-editor Stan Lee, scripter Larry Lieber, and artists Don Heck and Jack Kirby, Iron Man first appeared in Tales of Suspense#39 (March 1963). Tony Stark, after suffering a severe heart injury and being kidnapped, was forced to build a devastating weapon for his kidnappers. He instead created a suit of power armor to save his life and help protect the world as Iron Man.