Mark IV
The Mark IV (4) armor, was the fourth suit designed by Tony Stark after the Mark III was damaged in battle by Iron Monger. The Mark IV differs only slightly from the Mark III, with new designs for the chest piece and the shoulders.
Weapon
Repulsors
History
Tony Stark built the Mark IV armor in-between films to replace the heavily damaged Mark III. Using this suit, he put down nearly every terrorist cell and brought most of the world to peace. Stark later got drunk in the armor at his birthday party, prompting Rhodes to steal the Mark II from the armory. The two fought and damaged much of Tony's house. The suit was replaced with the Mark VI as a solution to the Arc Reactor's palladium poisoning.The Mark IV did not appear in the pier with The Iron Legion. It was destroyed in the attack on Tony's mansion in Malibu, along with the suits in the Hall of Armors.
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1st Appearance: Iron Man
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Continuity: Marvel Cinematics Universe (Earth-199999)
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Designer/Creator: Tony Stark
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Users: Tony Stark
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Affiliations: Hall of Armors
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Mark Number: Mark IV
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Code Name: None
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Armor Class: Basic Iron Man Suit
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Armor Type: None
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Armor Color: Red With Golden Plates
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Height: User's Height
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Weight Level:
Very Light Light Average Heavy Very Heavy Extremely Heavy |
Status: Destroyed
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Power Core: Palladium Arc Reactor
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Strength Level:
Very Low Low Average High Very High Extremely High |
Main Systems: Status System, Flight System, J.A.R.V.I.S. Navigation System, Anti-icing System, Flight Stabilization System
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Weapons:
Chest Repulsor (Unibeam) |
Defense Systems: Enhanced Composite Armor With Ceramic Plating & Silicon-Infused Steel, Fiberglass Frame, Titanium Plating
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Special Systems: --
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Other Systems: Filtration System
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Preceded by: Mark III
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Followed by: Mark V
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Mark V
The Mark V (5), also known as the "Suitcase Armor" or "The Football", is an Emergency Suit, and was the fifth Iron Man suit built and created by Tony Stark, sometime between the events of the Iron Man and Iron Man 2 movies.
It was featured in the movie Iron Man 2, and made it's debut in the movie when Ivan Vanko terrorized the Grand Monaco Racing Track, and tried to sabotage and kill Tony, for the disgrace that his father, Howard Stark did to his family.
The suit was built as a base for experimenting on newer and
better transport features for Tony's suits, so as he would be able to
don them faster than before. It specializes in smoother transport, and
it is collapsed into a suitcase and can be deployed anywhere, allowing
Tony access to the suit especially in a civillian environment.
Armor Design
The suit is silver and red; the silver being the plates on the suit.
The suit is also capable of transforming into an "innocent little
briefcase", which is handy for portability.Weapon
Repulsors
The Mark V is only armed with a pair of standard hand-mounted
repulsors. Their relative strength versus the other more advanced armors
is unknown, but they manage to serve as reliable weapons in an
unexpected attack. Another main weapon is to fold up the suit into case
mode and hit the enemy with the case. The suit has limited flight
capabilites. It cannot reach the altitudes or speeds of the other
platforms, and can only carry a limited amount of weight.
Unibeam
Technological Characteristics
The Mark V is an emergency only suit, and thus is only equipped with the basics of Iron Man's arsenal, namely hand-mounted repulsors. Due to its lack of heavy weapons and its light weight, it can fly. However, it cannot reach high altitudes or speeds, and is limited in the weight it can carry during flight, but the advantage of flight means Tony can escape situations that he would potentially lose in without the flight capabilites.The Mark V is made out of an unknown metal that is not the Gold Titanium alloy of the other Iron Man platforms, and is composed of inter-weaving bands of small plates, instead of interlocking large plates, lowering defenses, but allowing it to be collapsed into a much smaller size when not in use. Unlike the other Iron Man platforms which are powered by self-contained ARC Reactors inside the chest pieces, the Mark V relies on power from Tony's own chest unit, thus having a more limited amount of power and straining his chest unit, and keeping anyone else from using the suit.
Essentially, the suit is only meant for usage in a civilian environment when away from the primary Iron Man platforms, and not geared for regular use on the more dangerous missions Iron Man may go on. Against terrorists or emergency non-armor attacks, the suit would serve adaquately, but against Arc-powered opposition, the suit would be woefully outmatched. The suit's thin connected armor plates would serve to stop most forms of small-arms fire, smaller scale explosives, energy-based attacks, and high temperatures.
However, more powerful weapons are shown to have extreme damaging effects against the suit. Ivan Vanko's energy whips were able to render the armor mostly destroyed in seconds through several hits. Though it is obselete compared to the other Iron Man platforms, the suit shines in portability and its ability to be quickly deployed in any location from a small brief-case into a full suit of armor with 100% body coverage, offensive capabilites, and limited flight.
Despite the downsides, it was shown that it could still have impressive strength with large-scale damage, suggesting a high reliability. It is not shown if the flaps of the other Iron Man platforms are present on the Mark V, though it is unlikely from the looks of the back plates. This means that Tony cannot excede certain speeds during flight for the chance of tumbling out of control or not being able to maneuver adequately.
Deployment
The main section of the suit is lifted onto his chest where the ARC Reactor cover is attached to his chest and initializes the main deployment. The underlying leg mechanics and motors wrap around his legs while the plates covering his back go over his shoulders. The next stage of deployment is initiated when Tony pulls the gauntlets off of the main assembly and away from his body, extending fully out.
The underlying arm mechanics and motors are extended with it and wrap around his arms while the armor plates slide into place to be deployed. The leg and waist armor plates slide down and begins wrapping around the underneath assembly. The armor plates slide down the assembly and into place before rotating flat to cover the different sections of his body such as his legs and arms. As the arm plates flatten, the gauntlets fit into place and the repulsors begin recieving power from the ARC Reactor.
Chest plates slide across and flatten to provide torso, waist, and back protection while the ARC Reactor lights up to begin feeding full power to the suit. The shoulders and neck plates slide and lock into place as the helmet pieces are brought up from the back and fit around Tony's head.
The deployment is complete when the faceplate slides closed and seals, as the helmet and HUD recieve power and finish initializing. The entire process is shown to have been completed in roughly 18-20 seconds, which while being incredibly quick, Tony is immobile and vulnerable during that time, and thus the suit can only be deployed when a safe moment is found and utilized.
History
he 'Mark V was only displayed to have been deployed once, against Ivan Vanko's experimental ARC Reactor-powered energy whips. The fight was very short, but Ivan Vanko's whips managed to show they could be severly damaging to Iron Man's most basic armor, causing catastrophic damage to several sections, and disabled one if not both repulsors, which Vanko deflected with his whips. Some of the armor had been destroyed by Ivan's whips as well, so some of Tony Stark's racing outfit was showing at the end of the confrontation. Only Tony Stark's use of martial arts enabled him to get in close and knock Vanko down before removing Vanko's ARC Reactor, rendering his whips powerless. The suit was later shown to be put up in the Hall of Armor in a pristine condition. It is unknown if Tony repaired the suit, but it is more likely that he built another Mark V for emergency use and scrapped the one from the fight with Vanko, then with the completion of the Mark VII and its improved deployment system, it was put on display in the Hall of Armor. The Mark V did not appear in the pier with the Iron Legion. It was destroyed in the attack on Tony's mansion in Malibu, along with the other suits in the Hall of Armors.| Technical Information: |
1st Appearance: Iron Man 2
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Continuity: Marvel Cinematics Universe (Earth-199999)
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| Armor Information: |
Designer/Creator: Tony Stark
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Users: Tony Stark
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Affiliations: Hall of Armors
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Mark Number: Mark V
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Code Name: Suitcase Armor
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Armor Class: Basic Iron Man Suit
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Armor Type: Emergency Suit
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Armor Color: Red & Silver
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Height: User's Height
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Weight Level:
Very Light Light Average Heavy Very Heavy Extremely Heavy |
Status: Destroyed
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Power Core: Palladium Arc Reactor
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Strength Level:
Very Low Low Average High Very High Extremely High |
Main Systems: Status System, Flight System, J.A.R.V.I.S. Navigation System, Anti-icing System, Flight Stabilization System
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Weapons:
Chest Repulsor (Unibeam) |
Defense Systems: Enhanced Composite Armor With Ceramic Plating & Silicon-Infused Steel, Fiberglass Frame, Titanium Plating
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Special Systems: Briefcase Deployment System
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Other Systems: --
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Preceded by: Mark IV
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Followed by: Mark VI
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