Age of Ultron The Avengers 2! The Official News and Speculation Thread - - - - - - - Part 27

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[Just_Human]

Well if Pym had to be involved, I'm guessing Tony would use brain patterns that Pym stored somewehre

Pym is older in the MCU so it's not a stretch to think he worked with Howard


And Ultron is , according to Whedon, angry; in the Antman SDCC footge, Pym says that he hates superheroes or something like that, so I could see Ultron using Pym's brain patterns


Eh, idealists ...............

 

[DarkReflections]

Why is Hank Pym still being brought up? It's been known for a long time now that he is NOT involved with the creation of Ultron at all.

 

[FrozenBanana00]

Maybe because it's how it is in the comics? People are so used to it being him, yet it's Tony now. I think they'll end up going back in time and stopping Tony from creating him. That seems to be how they've bear Ultron in the comics each time they face him.

 

[marcvader]

Why is Hank Pym still being brought up? It's been known for a long time now that he is NOT involved with the creation of Ultron at all.

Maybe because the people asking aren't aware of the ins and outs of this film and are just now learning that what they've known as canon for 40 some odd years is not what's happening.

 

[Just_Human]

Why is Hank Pym still being brought up? It's been known for a long time now that he is NOT involved with the creation of Ultron at all.

Im not the one who brought him up lol

obviously Ultron is Starks baby

 

[Smashlilman]

Knowing Kevin Fiege He'll seed Ultron new origin with connections to the Ant-man movie and Hank Pym.

 

[Kurne]

There'll be some link. Maybe not as heavily as the comics, but something will be there.

Don't tell me to give up/stop bringing up Pym guys

 

[doink]

I highly doubt there'll be some link...

 

[Broseph44]

Why is Hank Pym still being brought up? It's been known for a long time now that he is NOT involved with the creation of Ultron at all.

Because people never let anything go.

 

[hoy-small-fry]

Maybe because it's how it is in the comics? People are so used to it being him, yet it's Tony now. I think they'll end up going back in time and stopping Tony from creating him. That seems to be how they've bear Ultron in the comics each time they face him.

Time travel seems a stretch, but I'm curious how they will

a) beat Ultron
b) undo the huge damage he needs to do to be a viable threat

Hex powers?

 

[brojinder]

Time travel seems a stretch, but I'm curious how they will

a) beat Ultron
b) undo the huge damage he needs to do to be a viable threat

Hex powers?

Still need to introduce the Time Gem, eh?

 

[The Endless]

The only viable way i see Pym being linked to Ultron is if it's revealed Pym created the technology to transfer a human consciousness into computer form for Arnim Zola. Stark could then implement that when giving Ultron his brain patterns.

 

[hoy-small-fry]

Still need to introduce the Time Gem, eh?

Not a bad shout, but this whole Infinity Stones turning up on Earth deal needs to stop

 

[marcvader]

Because people never let anything go.

Or how about it's not the same person.

 

[Marc Spector]

The only viable way i see Pym being linked to Ultron is if it's revealed Pym created the technology to transfer a human consciousness into computer form for Arnim Zola. Stark could then implement that when giving Ultron his brain patterns.

[FONT=&quot]And if you did it that way, then Zola could have a part in the story.
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[FONT=&quot]Maybe SHIELD took Pym's stuff in the past & as a result Pym blames SHIELD + hates heroes.. Pym blamed Howard; however,[/FONT][FONT=&quot][FONT=&quot] it was all Zola/Hydra's fault... [/FONT]Selvig learned about some of this, before Pym dropped off the map.

[/FONT][FONT=&quot]Howard ended up with trade secrets about AI/android brains after SHIELD confiscated world fair tech from everyone involved with the early androids...The World Fair inventions were held back from the public because they were deemed "too far ahead of their time". Flying cars and synthetic men were never released to the public, but in 1968 Pym partnered with Howard to improve the designs for the cybernetic brain.[/FONT][FONT=&quot]
Howard shared these trade secrets with the young Tony in the hopes that someday Tony could build an android that would aid humanity. Howard was a futurist, helpful AI was his Vision for the future. Ultron is older than he lets on, his true age has been concealed, his true inception goes back to 1968 and even before that... Tony studied robotics & came up with his own designs based on some of his father's teachings, and created Jarvis.. Zola stole the designs and acquired the patents to a few forms of the cybernetic brain in the 70's. Tony's design had to be different enough from the ones Zola now owns, so Tony had to make Jarvis on his own...Howard never meant to leave Tony...He's been watching over him all this time, guiding him in spirit.

Some of the secrets were taught to Tony directly, other aspects of the designs were pioneered or improved by Tony as he built upon his father's old methods when he created Jarvis. Jarvis is based on the real Edwin Jarvis's brain patterns...Tony built Jarvis shortly after his parents died, when he was left alone with the company, using everything Howard left him/taught him about AI. Jarvis is almost a father figure Tony built to replace Howard after Howard left...When Howard was away on business, he would often leave Tony with Edwin, so in this arrangement of events Vision ends up as a paternal figure... [/FONT][FONT=&quot]

Howard discovered something was wrong within SHIELD and Zola arranged for an "accident" to happen. There are ghosts in the machine & Zola needs a cybernetic brain if he ever wants to regain physical form... I don't think we're done with Zola; I think Zola rebuilds himself & really gets to Tony's head when Tony learns that his parents' death was no accident.
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[FONT=&quot]Ultron believes there's only "one path to peace" but SW sees many potential outcomes & a number of possible variations.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Howard was always "ahead of his time", he passed away before his time was up... SW can speak to the dead, she can also see where an object has been or will be. Marvel was looking for ways to bring Howard back into the story... SW can show Tony glimpses of "the end of the path" & she can also show him other paths. Howard's quantum field has a message for Tony that he won't believe. Wanda says Howard is there with them...Stark's mother wants to say goodbye. Howard has unfinished business to attend to, he knows how to stop Ultron. Naturally Tony doesn't believe this. Strucker was superstitious for good reason. The dead can linger if they are not buried deep beneath a headstone.[/FONT][FONT=&quot] SW contacts Howard because he has a message for Tony that can help save the future.
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[hoy-small-fry]

Stark talking to the dead/Howard being the key to saving everyone would be far too cheesey

 

[Marc Spector]

Yeah you're probably right, that might be too cheesy. But I actually get the impression from IM3 & TWS that Tony will at some point be forced to deal with his parents' deaths again.

I'm wondering why Olsen said Scarlet Witch can speak to the dead, since it's not something she does a lot of in the comics. Also wondering if we'll actually see that, and how far they'll go with that & her powers in general...

To add: If SW can see the future, then we might not need actual time-travel just yet.

 

[metaphysician]

Time travel seems a stretch, but I'm curious how they will

a) beat Ultron
b) undo the huge damage he needs to do to be a viable threat

Hex powers?

Again, this presumption that a villain has to successfully inflict vast megadeath and reduce the world to a Mad Max wasteland in order to be "viable". . .

As for beating Ultron, I suspect it will be a combination of Wanda and Vision, ultimately. I would be quite pleased if they basically hit him in the weak points as a set up for Thor delivering the final victorious beatdown, however.

 

[jaqua99]

Knowing Kevin Fiege He'll seed Ultron new origin with connections to the Ant-man movie and Hank Pym.

Likely. I've said multiple times, I will literally bet my account that there will be some link in the Ant-man movie.

There'll be some link. Maybe not as heavily as the comics, but something will be there.

Don't tell me to give up/stop bringing up Pym guys

And again, it's a good nod. But Tony isn't his creator. The whole point of Ultron is that he's his own creator.

Again, this presumption that a villain has to successfully inflict vast megadeath and reduce the world to a Mad Max wasteland in order to be "viable". . .

As for beating Ultron, I suspect it will be a combination of Wanda and Vision, ultimately. I would be quite pleased if they basically hit him in the weak points as a set up for Thor delivering the final victorious beatdown, however.

Yes to all of these.

Oh I've been on vacation so I haven't been around, but have we talked about Whedon basically confirming Bucky in this movie, and hinting at a little bit of GotG?

I bet we get a bit of Thanos in this. Remember, when Brolin was first secretly announced, it was said he has a bigger role in AoU than he does in GotG

http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Josh...Thanos-Avengers-2-Guardians-Galaxy-43244.html

The Wrap now reports that Brolin also will play Thanons in Joss Whedon's sequel The Avengers: Age of Ultron. The source adds that Thanos "will have a more prominent role" in the Avengers film. Busy day for Josh Brolin's people.

 

[Silvermoon]

Oh I've been on vacation so I haven't been around, but have we talked about Whedon basically confirming Bucky in this movie, and hinting at a little bit of GotG?

I admit I may have missed something, but all I recall him saying recently was at the NerdHQ panel and it wasn't that he confirmed that Bucky was in the movie. What he said was ""Ultron is the clear present danger, and Bucky is in the wind. We do mention the fact that Bucky is his sort of primary thing, but he's also working with the Avengers too. So, we're not ignoring it, but he definitely has to deal with a mad 8-foot robot. Because that's one of those things where, if you put it off, it just gets worse."

I took that to mean that the situation with Bucky will at least get mentioned. I haven't seen any indication that he'll actually be in the film though.

 

[Broseph44]

Or how about it's not the same person.

Or how about I wasn't referring to a specific person. When I said PEOPLE never let anything go, I'm saying it as some people in general. To clarify for you haha.

 

[fixxxer]

I bet we get a bit of Thanos in this. Remember, when Brolin was first secretly announced, it was said he has a bigger role in AoU than he does in GotG

http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Josh...Thanos-Avengers-2-Guardians-Galaxy-43244.html

Like I said in the other thread, this has since been debunked. I think The Wrap might have confused an Avengers sequel to mean Age Of Ultron, rather than the Avengers sequel after A:AOU. Maybe he appears in the post/mid-credit scene, but for the most part Thanos will have nothing to do with the A:AOU plot.

 

[jaqua99]

Yeah, I've been on vacation and doing stuff for my new job so I haven't really had time to look for later confirmation or debunks