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Yeah most of his energy would be totally depleted.
I did, after seeing that incredibly Stark-centric Japanese poster where they might as well have just featured Tony's giant head alone & skipped the tiny profile shots of Cap, Thor & Hulk. If anything's ever wreaked of "Iron Man & his Amazing Friends" its that horrific Japanese poster.
Funny thing for those complaining about that poster: RDJ is credited fourth on itWhere is this Japanese poster of Iron Man and his Amazing Friends? Can someone post it here?

Where is this Japanese poster of Iron Man and his Amazing Friends? Can someone post it here?
Where is this Japanese poster of Iron Man and his Amazing Friends? Can someone post it here?
Anyone else still think this thing looks like it was made for television?
Anyone else still think this thing looks like it was made for television?
It definitely looks like it was made for television. A big, massive IMAX-sized 3D television in hundreds of theatres.
I did, after seeing that incredibly Stark-centric Japanese poster where they might as well have just featured Tony's giant head alone & skipped the tiny profile shots of Cap, Thor & Hulk. If anything's ever wreaked of "Iron Man & his Amazing Friends" its that horrific Japanese poster.

Anybody know which character we see first in the film? .
Who would you like it to be ?
Anybody know which character we see first in the film? .
Who would you like it to be ?
Robert Downey Jr is the most popular star in the movie. Iron Man is the most established and marketable character. RDJ has been a bigger star in Asia than in the US for decades. The marketing team is charge of getting asses in seats, NOT the plot and characterization of the film itself. It's been confirmed ad nauseum that Iron Man is not the central character in the film. Can we let this rest now? It's getting uber repetitive and unnecessary.
Of course that's the angle for a JAPANESE poster.
Iron Man is enormously popular in Japan. (Which, after all, has a long history of heroes putting on mechanized armor suits.) Just like the Japanese trailer shows the clip of the Helicarrier rising from the sea... like, oh, I don't know, the hugely popular and iconic Space Battleship Yamato. They WANT the Japanese audience to make those connections, because that is what the Japanese audience has demonstrated it likes and will pay to see.
Why is "targeted marketing" such an odd concept?
Finally: hate to be "that guy" but...
"wreak" is a verb that means "to cause" (or more specifically "to inflict"; it always has a negative connotation). It's almost never used these days except in the construction "to wreak havoc".
"reek" is a verb that means "to smell badly".
(Misused homonyms bug me. So sue me.)
Well,
Thor wont know Cap Ironman And The Hulk for much longer than two days either .
Is it any more reasonable to expect the camraderie between these three heroes to form so quickly in the same realtively short period of time that Thor's romance blossomed ?

Add to that to conserve power.
Thank you, that guy is seriously getting annoying with his repetitive whining and moaning.
edit.
Let me add that it's been said that Hogun was the central figure in Thor's Japanese trailer and Storm Shadow was the central marketing figure for the G.I. Joe movie in '09 for the Asian audience.
Like Poni_Boy said, it's about getting asses in seats.

Who is Hogun?![]()
Who is Hogun?![]()