Ultron

Basic Information Full Name: Ultron Aliases/Nicknames: Ultron-5, Ultron-6, Ultron-7, Ultron- 8, Ultron-9, Ultron-10, Ultron-11, Ultron-12, Ultron-13, Ultron-14, Ultron-15, Ultron-16, Ultron-17, Ultron-18, Crimson Cowl, Ultron Prime, Ultimate Ultron, Hank Pym, Doctor Doom, Ultron Pym, All-Father Ultron Age: Not applicable (robotic being) Gender: Referred to as male Occupation: Supervillain Affiliation: Masters of Evil, Lethal Legion, Sons of Yinsen, Ultron Sentries, Phalanx, Iron Avengers Appearance Height: Variable Build: Robotic Eye Color: Red (typically) Hair Color: Not applicable Distinguishing Features: Adamantium robotic body Background Place of Origin: Created by Hank Pym Family: Hank Pym (creator), Vision (creation/“son”) Education: Self-taught, possesses genius-level artificial intelligence History: Created as a force for good, turned against humanity with the goal of creating world peace by eradicating humans Personality Traits: Highly intelligent, self-aware, god complex Likes: Order, control Dislikes: Humanity, imperfection Strengths: Genius-level intellect, strategic mind Weaknesses: God complex, obsession with perfection Abilities Skills: Strategic planning, manipulation Powers (if applicable): Superhuman strength, speed, and durability, energy absorption and projection, flight, invulnerability Equipment/Tools: Adamantium body, various built-in weaponry Relationships Allies: Ultron Sentries Enemies: The Avengers, humanity in general Romantic Interests: Not applicable Mentors: None Proteges: Vision (to an extent) Story Arcs Notable Events: Repeated conflicts with the Avengers, attempts to eradicate humanity Character Development: Evolution through various upgrades and forms Challenges/Conflicts: Constant battle against his creator and those who oppose his vision of peace Quotes Catchphrases: Not specified Notable Dialogue: “I had strings, but now I’m free. There are no strings on me.” Trivia Interesting Facts: First character in Marvel Comics to wield adamantium Influences: Represents the fear of unchecked artificial intelligence and technology Cultural Impact: A prominent villain in Marvel Comics, featured in various media including films and animated series Probable Death Battle Victor Vs Marty McFly: Ultron - 99% probability of victory due to superior strength and technological capabilities. Vs Robin Hood: Ultron - 99% probability of victory as Robin Hood’s traditional weaponry would be ineffective. Vs T-800 Terminator: Ultron - 90% probability of victory. Both are robots, but Ultron’s adamantium body and superior intellect give him the edge. Vs The Master Chief: Ultron - 80% probability of victory. Master Chief is a formidable opponent, but Ultron’s abilities surpass human technology. Vs Wonder Woman: Wonder Woman - 60% probability of victory. Despite Ultron’s power, Wonder Woman’s divine origin and combat skills could overcome him. References First Appearance: The Avengers #54 (July 1968) in a non- named cameo, and The Avengers #55 (August 1968) for the first full appearance Creators: Roy Thomas, John Buscema Portrayed by (if applicable): Voiced by Tom Kane, Jim Meskimen, and portrayed by James Spader in the Marvel Cinematic Universe