Age of Ultron how does "extremis" tie to age of ultron

[yllum]

I read interviews with kevin fegie saying that iron man 3 is more relevant to AOU than it appears to be..I am guessing extremis is closely tie to age of ultron. maybe Killian is working with hydra?

what u guys think? maybe scarlett witch and quicksilver are products of extremis? successful products ?
the brain slot theory by killan in im3 will be the seed of Aou?

 

[StarkyStark]

hope not

i don't want to see any signs of the movie to age of ultron

 

[yllum]

haha then u will be disappointed buddy..kevin fegie did say iron man 3 is more relevant to AOU than it appears to be

 

[Lord]

My guess is that the connection was in the suits and Jarvis starting to malfunction, paving the way for Ultron

 

[TheVision]

After tinkering on the Iron Legion then destroying them and getting rid of his chest arc reactor, Tony may decide instead of making a ton of suits, he'll have one suit to take his place if he doesnt want to suit up himself. ULTRON, a suit with a built in AI, that works with JARVIS.

 

[Ultra Ham]

I was just thinking yesterday, maybe Hydra provided most of the funding for AIM. Creating the Mandarin was another way of getting the public paranoid and more willing to accept Hydra's takeover.

 

[CoherentChaos]

I can see that being the case. Now the real question is whether or not AIM is affiliated with Hydra. It's one thing to accept their money, but it's another thing to submit to the same belief system.

Also, is the real Mandarin affiliated with them at all?

 

[Ultra Ham]

I imagine their money would have swayed Killian to their ideals. This way they could control AIM yet distance themselves if need be.
I can imagine a scene where Strucker approaches Killian shortly after the rooftop scene.

 

[yllum]

Yeah!! I feel that killian is more important to a2 than it seems..
the brain slot theory? Remember?
That is how scarlett witch and quicksilver is "made "
Just my opinion
Killian is working for hydra.
Extremis itself is a "miracle"
The age of miracle is upon MCU!!

 

[Vartha]

I see Extremis being more or less the power of the suit that the Ultron A.I. takes over. the LIVING energy

 

[DrCosmic]

I don't think Extremis will play a role at all. We might see the 'brain slot' mentioned by Tony in analyzing the twins, maybe not though.

Most of the IM3 connection is building on the idea that Tony operates his suits remotely with the help of some AI, and that AI occasionally tries to kill his loved ones.

 

[Spider-Fan]

I agree, Extremis isn't the connection. The idea that Iron Man armors can be operated remotely, and that JARVIS can take them over I think is the bigger connection. I see Ultron overtaking Stark's armors at one point, and I see Ultron somehow corrupting or "killing" JARVIS, only for him to triumphantly return as Vision! In his own body.

 

[hoy-small-fry]

I think we all know the connection between AoU and IM3 is that Trevor Slattery is in fact Ultron

 

[TheVision]

I think we all know the connection between AoU and IM3 is that Trevor Slattery is in fact Ultron

 

[cherokeesam]

I'm betting that Tony uses (refined) Extremis to create Extremis Armor in AOU, and that Ultron hacks it.

I'd also say that the "brain slots" will be referenced again in AOU.

I dunno whether AIM will ultimately be shown to have any connections to HYDRA; it's possible, I suppose, but for now, AIM appears to be entirely a Killian "thing" that existed only in a single movie (i.e., IM3).

 

[cloverfan98]

Maybe Extremis is the DNA of Ultron? Extremis is the merging of computer software with human DNA and tissue so maybe Ultron is not a robot. Maybe he's a totally new lifeform that resembles a cyborg but his chemical makeup is far more complex.

 

[cherokeesam]

Maybe Extremis is the DNA of Ultron? Extremis is the merging of computer software with human DNA and tissue so maybe Ultron is not a robot. Maybe he's a totally new lifeform that resembles a cyborg but his chemical makeup is far more complex.

Very hi-tech and modern approach. I like it. Would be cool if Joss Whedon does, too.

 

[cloverfan98]

Thanks! I kinda doubt they will go that way but who knows? I'd love to see Extremis explored more. One of my biggest problems with IM3 was how under used it was. It was sold as this incredible technology but all we ever saw people really use it for was blowing themselves up or breathing fire. Especially when compared with how radically it changed Stark in the original comics.

 

[MahvelBaby!]

I think the clues to aou in Im3 have nothing to do with extremis, just the ideas of armors being controlled by ai

 

[yllum]

here is my speculation!

killian is working with hydra!! he was funded by hydra! to do his extremis stuff AND the "brain slot" stuff. R

Remember when killian first met pepper? killian accidentally projected the image of the" MCU " universe to pepper! why would he be interested in that? why the universe? there is more to killian than doing his extremis stuff! My take is he is working with hydra to create super human? or perhaps creating " miracles "

the age of miracle is upon the MCU and that has to be relevant to the " brain slot " idea killian mentioned!

i believe scarlet witch and quicksilver are successful product of the " brain slot" experiment.

Anyone with me?

 

[metaphysician]

Eh, I can't see Killian being Hydra. He doesn't fit their personality, and his plans would be hilariously moot in the face of what Hydra was planning. Also, if he were Hydra, they wouldn't need to struggle to recreate Extremis. He's his own villain, and AIM its own organization.

I do think that the "brain slot" is the main thing of longer term importance from IM3, though.

 

[Just_Human]

I thought TWS had the biggest ties to AOU

 

[InJustice]

If IM3 is going to play a pivotal role, it's probably to explain if Tony Stark used Extremis to heal his heart walls (admittedly the conclusion in IM3 was a bit ambiguous). Also, whether he modified Extremis for his own personal suit. Also, since IM3 seems to be Stark's "retirement," I guess they'd need to explain how Stark is motivated to be Iron Man again, unless I'm forgetting key details.

 

[hoy-small-fry]

He doesn't really retire, just starts anew safe in the knowledge that he doesn't need the suits to be a hero

 

[TheVision]

Tonys def been tinkering after IM 3. The question is would he go backwards and make 50 more suits or something he hasnt done before? I vote for the latter.