Age of Ultron The Design & Origin of ULTRON

[Mightyally]

I think the Ultron will be able to project a holographic image of James Spader over himself, which will allow him to go out in public and be inconspicuous. Ultron will spend much of the movie looking like James Spader. He will probably introduce himself to other characters as James Spader, and only reveal his robot form later. Spader's face will also appear on video screens.

I see your point man but I don´t think that it´s going to happen tho!! It wouldn´t make any sense to me because of many reasons.

 

[Wine-N-Cheese]

Ultron doesn't need a holographic disguise, he's got his cowl.

 

[DrDoom]

Some kind of practical concern I'd guess.

He'd have no need to hide his appearance though, and his character wouldn't want to be perceived as a human

 

[DrDoom]

Ultron doesn't need a holographic disguise, he's got his cowl.

 

[The Question]

He'd have no need to hide his appearance though, and his character wouldn't want to be perceived as a human

If there was some practical plot reason that required him to go undercover somewhere then they, he'd have a reason to hide his appearance. He's done it before in the comics.

And honestly I don't think he'd care. If he hates humans so much I don't think he'd give much of a **** about humans perceiving him as one of them, their opinion doesn't matter much to him either way.

And, in the end, his human hatred really isn't that dogmatic. He isn't motivated by a genuine fanatical belief that humans are inferior to machines and must be exterminated and replaced by superior life forms, he's motivated by his desire to punish his father figure. Exterminating the human race and seeing them as less than him is an extension of that, not the other way around.

 

[metaphysician]

His first appearance was disguised as a villain called "the Crimson Cowl". I think he's used the identity once or twice since ( and a lot of other people have also used it ).

 

[metaphysician]

Also, some of his plots have involved things like "transform all life in the galaxy into a cyborg hive-mind." He's sometimes willing to admit use for flesh.

 

[jaqua99]

possible information for AoU, regarding Thor: The Dark World.

a few interesting things here...

http://thormovies.tumblr.com/post/63030752606

Spoiler

Like the major comic book Thor, “the kingdom of darkness” - this is his personal journey where the hero has to solve his own problems without the help of all the other superheroes. With regard to the second general collection “The Avengers,” he will in 2015, where the team will be a new intergalactic threat.

Spoiler

Now Marvel Studios vengeance is developing a new scene, which by tradition will stick to the film’s credits. We did not reveal all the secrets, but there is a good chance that it will eyeliner to the sequel “The Avengers”, because just the other day, Alan Taylor familiarized with the new script by Joss Whedon .

Spoiler

So, it says the team faces a new intergalactic threat...Ultron? Intergalactic?? Huh? lets make a quick list here...
-In the trailer "the fabric of reality is being torn apart"
-Based on the childrens book for the movie, there is a "rift in time and space"
-This article also seems into indicate that the after credit scene involves the Avengers sequel, where Alan Taylor was given the script by Whedon's sequel...

Perhaps Ultron gets created In avengers 2, and he already took over the world? But due to the events of Thor: The Dark World, Ultron finds himself back in the past?...

Something to think about

 

[cherokeesam]

Something to think about

I think the quote from the Russian article can more easily be ascribed to the popular assumption that TA2 was going to feature Thanos, and the "intergalactic threat" was based on that assumption. I'd like to find out if the article was written before or after SDCC.

 

[ThePowerCosmic]

I think the quote from the Russian article can more easily be ascribed to the popular assumption that TA2 was going to feature Thanos, and the "intergalactic threat" was based on that assumption. I'd like to find out if the article was written before or after SDCC.

Before SDCC. It says the article was written on March 10th of this year.

 

[jaqua99]

Still, apparently Taylor was given a script of the avengers sequel, which means the after credit scene would possibly have something to do with it.

 

[Hypestyle]

We'll see, I guess. But I want it taken to another level from the gape-mouthed ultra-mechanical look.

 

[jaqua99]

if he looks like he did in the teaser, I'm happy

 

[TeeKay]

I think the conclusion of the final battle refutes this idea. JARVIS attempted to kill Pepper and Tony was powerless to stop it because he lost the headset. An event like that would surely say to him that he needs to be in complete control of a singular armor. Destroying the remaining armors and affirming that he is Iron Man solidifies that.

Jarvis tried to kill Pepper because she was injected with extremis and she was giving off the heat signature Tony told him to destroy. Remember when the Iron Legion arrived at the docks, Tony told Jarvis to "target extremis heat signatures and disable with extreme prejudice".?

She makes grown men weak at the knees when she appears in her skimpy gypsy costume.

Still, apparently Taylor was given a script of the avengers sequel, which means the after credit scene would possibly have something to do with it.

Ummm when was this?

 

[jaqua99]

Hardware is Tony's thing.

The software/AI that becomes Ultron will not be JARVIS. A new "origin", for Ultron. Where he comes from the avengers, supposedly?

I bet it's like an accumulative type of software.

This is what I think is going to happen. It will be a sort of software/tech/AI that makes it's way through HYDRA and Mandarin...and through SHIELD scientists. The network is called Ultron by SHIELD..

Universal
Large
Threat
Response
Only
Network

And it sort of tricks Tony into building his bodies.

Then in ant-man, we find out that Pym created the initial software that would eventually evolve into Ultron after it goes through all the high powers of the world.

Ultron will not be a corrupt Jarvis, and it will NOT be a Tony Stark creation. I feel 100%, and this is my theory, and I am sticking by it.

 

[DrCosmic]

So someone other than the guy who makes AI will make the AI? I'm not convinced.

 

[DrCosmic]

Jarvis tried to kill Pepper because she was injected with extremis and she was giving off the heat signature Tony told him to destroy. Remember when the Iron Legion arrived at the docks, Tony told Jarvis to "target extremis heat signatures and disable with extreme prejudice".?

This. I didn't even realize I had been responded to, but this, yes. Tony would not be warded off of making automated Iron Man type stuff at all. All it is is a glitch in the system, no harm, no foul, make it better next time. If Tony was the type to give up on ideas just because they almost hurt someone, there would be no Iron Man.

 

[AlexanderLykins]

I think Ultron and Jarvis will have some sort of interaction in the movie. I think S.H.I.E.L.D. will have built Ultron. I think a certain scene in Captain America: The Winter Soldier could have given it away. When Nick Fury says, "We're gonna neutralize a lot of threats before they even happen." Then Steve says, "This isn't freedom, this is fear." I think they are talking about Ultron. I could be way off but I got a feeling.

 

[cherokeesam]

Hardware is Tony's thing.

The software/AI that becomes Ultron will not be JARVIS. A new "origin", for Ultron. Where he comes from the avengers, supposedly?

I bet it's like an accumulative type of software.

This is what I think is going to happen. It will be a sort of software/tech/AI that makes it's way through HYDRA and Mandarin...and through SHIELD scientists. The network is called Ultron by SHIELD..

Universal
Large
Threat
Response
Only
Network

And it sort of tricks Tony into building his bodies.

Then in ant-man, we find out that Pym created the initial software that would eventually evolve into Ultron after it goes through all the high powers of the world.

Ultron will not be a corrupt Jarvis, and it will NOT be a Tony Stark creation. I feel 100%, and this is my theory, and I am sticking by it.

"Universal Large Threat Response Only Network"....I like that. Very SHIELD, very government alphabet soup.

So someone other than the guy who makes AI will make the AI? I'm not convinced.

You still seem convinced that Tony Stark is the only guy in the MCU who knows how to create AI.

I think Ultron and Jarvis will have some sort of interaction in the movie. I think S.H.I.E.L.D. will have built Ultron. I think a certain scene in Captain America: The Winter Soldier could have given it away. When Nick Fury says, "We're gonna neutralize a lot of threats before they even happen." Then Steve says, "This isn't freedom, this is fear." I think they are talking about Ultron. I could be way off but I got a feeling.

Good call.

 

[CoherentChaos]

This. I didn't even realize I had been responded to, but this, yes. Tony would not be warded off of making automated Iron Man type stuff at all. All it is is a glitch in the system, no harm, no foul, make it better next time. If Tony was the type to give up on ideas just because they almost hurt someone, there would be no Iron Man.

Indeed, in fact, there's always been an element of fail and improvement throughout the franchise. Being flung around by the prototype thrusters, the icing problem, the suitcase suit being shredded moments after deployment, and then Mark 42, which was probably meant to be the successor to the suitcase but had it's own plethora of problems. (Mostly because of it's prehensile nature. His 'hard suits' have always performed nicely, yes even the final fight despite going up against foes that could heat up their arms to absurd degrees and melt through virtually anything it seems.)

Tony's always ironed out the kinks (haha pun), usually in the next movie if not moments after discovering the flaw. I can imagine in Avengers 2 we may even see an improved Mark 42. One that has reliable weapon systems and like, not fall apart every 20 seconds. Hell, if he can merge the capabilities of Mark 42 and and Mark 7 (the one he used to fight the Chitauri), then Tony just might have reached a stage where he can at least somewhat compete with any threat.

~

Also. love the acronym Jaqua. And whatever the source, having Ultron be mentioned or even have a presence in Winter Soldier would be great (and make the wait between WS and AoU mega unbearable lol).

 

[jaqua99]

Indeed, in fact, there's always been an element of fail and improvement throughout the franchise. Being flung around by the prototype thrusters, the icing problem, the suitcase suit being shredded moments after deployment, and then Mark 42, which was probably meant to be the successor to the suitcase but had it's own plethora of problems. (Mostly because of it's prehensile nature. His 'hard suits' have always performed nicely, yes even the final fight despite going up against foes that could heat up their arms to absurd degrees and melt through virtually anything it seems.)

Tony's always ironed out the kinks (haha pun), usually in the next movie if not moments after discovering the flaw. I can imagine in Avengers 2 we may even see an improved Mark 42. One that has reliable weapon systems and like, not fall apart every 20 seconds. Hell, if he can merge the capabilities of Mark 42 and and Mark 7 (the one he used to fight the Chitauri), then Tony just might have reached a stage where he can at least somewhat compete with any threat.

~

Also. love the acronym Jaqua. And whatever the source, having Ultron be mentioned or even have a presence in Winter Soldier would be great (and make the wait between WS and AoU mega unbearable lol).

yeah sorry, I can't take credit for that acronym :P

 

[DaddlerTheDalek]

I wouldn't surprise me to see a Ultron Easter egg in CA: TWS.

 

[CoherentChaos]

Maybe Ultron will be our post credit's stinger if nothing else.

I can see it now, some classic dramatic zoom in on an AI program running on a SHIELD computer, or maybe even the actual robot. Everything goes red on the computer or we zoom in on the robot's face and the eyes go red while the thing boots to life with a menacing whir of robotics.

Fanboys in the audience roar with excitement while the less Marvel-educated (aka the general audience) are just like "wat".

 

[cherokeesam]

Maybe Ultron will be our post credit's stinger if nothing else.

I can see it now, some classic dramatic zoom in on an AI program running on a SHIELD computer, or maybe even the actual robot. Everything goes red on the computer or we zoom in on the robot's face and the eyes go red while the thing boots to life with a menacing whir of robotics.

Fanboys in the audience roar with excitement while the less Marvel-educated (aka the general audience) are just like "wat".

Are there that many "less Marvel-educated" audiences who stick around for the post-credits, anyway? In every comic book movie I've ever been to, the vast majority of the audience leaves as soon as the credits roll, and the only ones left to watch the stinger are a handful of us "in the know" fanboys.

 

[DrCosmic]

You still seem convinced that Tony Stark is the only guy in the MCU who knows how to create AI.

No, I'm convinced that he's the only guy in the MCU that does create AI. Because no one else has been shown to do so, or indicated to have any interest or need to do so. Banner can, but he doesn't, for instance. Zola is speculation - he's not an AI in 616, and never an AI creator in comics. Plus he's not rumored to appear in Avengers 2 to create the guy anyway. Others are even more tenuous speculation. That's why I say I'm not convinced, because they're all speculative theories as opposed to: this guy makes AI.

Indeed, in fact, there's always been an element of fail and improvement throughout the franchise. Being flung around by the prototype thrusters, the icing problem, the suitcase suit being shredded moments after deployment, and then Mark 42, which was probably meant to be the successor to the suitcase but had it's own plethora of problems. (Mostly because of it's prehensile nature. His 'hard suits' have always performed nicely, yes even the final fight despite going up against foes that could heat up their arms to absurd degrees and melt through virtually anything it seems.)

Tony's always ironed out the kinks (haha pun), usually in the next movie if not moments after discovering the flaw. I can imagine in Avengers 2 we may even see an improved Mark 42. One that has reliable weapon systems and like, not fall apart every 20 seconds. Hell, if he can merge the capabilities of Mark 42 and and Mark 7 (the one he used to fight the Chitauri), then Tony just might have reached a stage where he can at least somewhat compete with any threat.

~

Also. love the acronym Jaqua. And whatever the source, having Ultron be mentioned or even have a presence in Winter Soldier would be great (and make the wait between WS and AoU mega unbearable lol).

Exactly. Tony will be so dangerous in AoU, it makes sense that he'll experience his biggest backfire there, especially since he'll take the longest break afterwards while the rest of the team appears in sequels and TV shows and such.

On that theory, I think that one thing that might be interesting is if Tony provides the software and Cap/SHIELD provides the hardware for Ultron. That would be interesting. While it doesn't make any sense for anyone else to make the AI part, it really needs to be a team effort in creating Ultron, or at least giving the opportunity/motivation to be a supervillain.