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+ | |Object Name = Iron Patriot Armor |
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+ | |image = IronPatriot.jpg |
− | | alias = [[War Machine (armor)|War Machine]] |
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+ | |alias = [[War Machine Armor]] |
+ | |creator = [[Anthony Stark|Tony Stark]] |
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− | |status = Active |
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+ | |owners = [[James Rhodes]] |
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+ | |users = [[James Rhodes]] |
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+ | |use = Protective armor |
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==History== |
==History== |
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===''[[Iron Man 3]]''=== |
===''[[Iron Man 3]]''=== |
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− | After the [[The Avengers (film)|Battle in New York]], Rhodey had his [[War Machine armor (Mark |
+ | After the [[The Avengers (film)|Battle in New York]], Rhodey had his [[War Machine armor (Mark II)|armor]] upgraded by [[A.I.M.]] and painted in a patriotic red, silver and blue design. It was then dubbed "Iron Patriot", and becomes the US Army's top weapon in dangerous fights overseas, particularly against the [[Ten Rings]]. However, the new suit immediately became the source of laughter from [[Anthony Stark|Stark]] and the media due to its paint job. The Patriot was used to find two possible transmission sources (both in Pakistan), but were both dead ends. The second one, however, was a ruse to kidnap the Iron Patriot for [[Aldrich Killian]]. Rhodey (still wearing the armor) was taken to Killian's base were he used his [[Extremis]] powers to force Rhodey out of it, so that the suit could be used for Killian's plans. [[Eric Savin]] used the armor to enter [[Wikipedia:Air Force One|Air Force One]]. |
⚫ | Once aboard, he killed the presidential guard and kidnapped president [[Matthew Ellis]] himself. Savin took off the armor, and locked Ellis inside. The armor then flew Ellis to Killian's base at the Miami port. Ellis was chained up inside the armor, but was rescued by Rhodes. When Ellis was rescued, Rhodes reclaimed the armor. As Tony Stark destroyed all of his Iron Man suits, the Iron Patriot was left as the only known remaining armor. |
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⚫ | Once aboard, he killed the presidential guard and kidnapped [[ |
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==Known Wearers== |
==Known Wearers== |
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*[[James Rhodes]] |
*[[James Rhodes]] |
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− | *[[Eric Savin]] |
+ | *[[Eric Savin]] <small>(deceased)</small> |
− | *[[ |
+ | *[[Matthew Ellis]] |
==Powers and Abilities== |
==Powers and Abilities== |
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===Equipment=== |
===Equipment=== |
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− | The armor has the same systems seen in its two predecessor models, the [[Iron Man armor (Mark II)|Mark II]] - computer system with extensive sensor systems, Global Positioning System, in-armor communicator |
+ | The armor has the same systems seen in its two predecessor models, the [[Iron Man armor (Mark II)|Mark II]] - computer system with extensive sensor systems, Global Positioning System, in-armor communicator/phone, repulsors installed on each hand, Thruster Boots - and War Machine - a shoulder-mounted gatling gun and and various concealed weaponry. |
===Weaknesses=== |
===Weaknesses=== |
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− | The Iron Patriot was |
+ | *'''Fire/Heat:''' The Iron Patriot armor was proven to be vulnerable to extreme heat. When [[Aldrich Killian]] used his Extremis powers to heat the suit, the suit opened itself and ejected [[James Rhodes]]. |
==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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*Marvel Cinematic Universe <small>(1 film)</small> |
*Marvel Cinematic Universe <small>(1 film)</small> |
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==Behind the scenes== |
==Behind the scenes== |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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− | *In the comics, the Iron Patriot armor is used by [[Norman Osborn]], but Osborn is part of the ''[[Spider-Man]]'' franchise, the rights of the characters are owned by [[Sony Pictures Imageworks|Sony]]. The Iron Patriot is instead an upgraded version of the War Machine |
+ | *In the comics, the Iron Patriot armor is used by [[Norman Osborn]], but Osborn is part of the ''[[Spider-Man]]'' franchise, the rights of the characters are owned by [[Sony Pictures Imageworks|Sony]]. The Iron Patriot armor is instead an upgraded version of the War Machine armor with an American flag motif to resemble [[Steven Rogers|Captain America]]. |
− | *Despite going by the Iron Patriot, Rhodes still preferred the War Machine moniker, using it |
+ | *Despite going by the Iron Patriot, Rhodes still preferred the War Machine moniker, using it as his [[A.I.M.]] login and password. |
− | *As of the conclusion of ''Iron Man 3'', the Iron |
+ | *As of the conclusion of ''[[Iron Man 3]]'', the Iron Patriot armor is the only armor remaining active after [[Anthony Stark|Tony Stark]] destroyed his existing armory. |
==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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===''Iron Man 3''=== |
===''Iron Man 3''=== |
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<gallery> |
<gallery> |
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2910612-vdv3kbr.png|Iron Patriot. |
2910612-vdv3kbr.png|Iron Patriot. |
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+ | IP1.jpg |
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War Machine lands.png|Eric Savin in the Iron Patriot armor. |
War Machine lands.png|Eric Savin in the Iron Patriot armor. |
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Iron Patriot.jpg |
Iron Patriot.jpg |
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IRON PATRIOT.jpg |
IRON PATRIOT.jpg |
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War Machinee.jpg |
War Machinee.jpg |
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War Machine pissed.png |
War Machine pissed.png |
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+ | IronPatriotEllis.jpg |
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− | IM3_IronPatriot.jpeg|Poster. |
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+ | Colonel Rhodes and President Ellis.jpg |
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+ | IParmor.jpg|Promo image. |
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IM3promoart.png|Promo art. |
IM3promoart.png|Promo art. |
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IronMan3xr1.png|Iron Man and Iron Patriot promo. |
IronMan3xr1.png|Iron Man and Iron Patriot promo. |
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gtrgrtrthrthrt.png|Iron Patriot and War Machine promo art. |
gtrgrtrthrthrt.png|Iron Patriot and War Machine promo art. |
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Iron PatriotJBD.jpg|[[James Badge Dale]] in the Iron Patriot armor on set. |
Iron PatriotJBD.jpg|[[James Badge Dale]] in the Iron Patriot armor on set. |
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Iron-pat-001.jpg|Iron Patriot on set. |
Iron-pat-001.jpg|Iron Patriot on set. |
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IronPatriot 4a s.jpg|Iron Patriot (closeup) |
IronPatriot 4a s.jpg|Iron Patriot (closeup) |
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IronPatriot 2 s.jpg|Iron Patriot |
IronPatriot 2 s.jpg|Iron Patriot |
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[[Category:Iron Man culture]] |
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[[Category:Weapons]] |
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Revision as of 16:06, 5 April 2020
The Iron Patriot Armor is a protective suit of armor that was created by Tony Stark. It is a repainted version of James Rhodes' Mark II War Machine armor.
History
Iron Man 3
After the Battle in New York, Rhodey had his armor upgraded by A.I.M. and painted in a patriotic red, silver and blue design. It was then dubbed "Iron Patriot", and becomes the US Army's top weapon in dangerous fights overseas, particularly against the Ten Rings. However, the new suit immediately became the source of laughter from Stark and the media due to its paint job. The Patriot was used to find two possible transmission sources (both in Pakistan), but were both dead ends. The second one, however, was a ruse to kidnap the Iron Patriot for Aldrich Killian. Rhodey (still wearing the armor) was taken to Killian's base were he used his Extremis powers to force Rhodey out of it, so that the suit could be used for Killian's plans. Eric Savin used the armor to enter Air Force One.
Once aboard, he killed the presidential guard and kidnapped president Matthew Ellis himself. Savin took off the armor, and locked Ellis inside. The armor then flew Ellis to Killian's base at the Miami port. Ellis was chained up inside the armor, but was rescued by Rhodes. When Ellis was rescued, Rhodes reclaimed the armor. As Tony Stark destroyed all of his Iron Man suits, the Iron Patriot was left as the only known remaining armor.
Known Wearers
- James Rhodes
- Eric Savin (deceased)
- Matthew Ellis
Powers and Abilities
Equipment
The armor has the same systems seen in its two predecessor models, the Mark II - computer system with extensive sensor systems, Global Positioning System, in-armor communicator/phone, repulsors installed on each hand, Thruster Boots - and War Machine - a shoulder-mounted gatling gun and and various concealed weaponry.
Weaknesses
- Fire/Heat: The Iron Patriot armor was proven to be vulnerable to extreme heat. When Aldrich Killian used his Extremis powers to heat the suit, the suit opened itself and ejected James Rhodes.
Appearances
- Marvel Cinematic Universe (1 film)
- Iron Man 3 (First appearance)
Behind the scenes
To be added
Trivia
- In the comics, the Iron Patriot armor is used by Norman Osborn, but Osborn is part of the Spider-Man franchise, the rights of the characters are owned by Sony. The Iron Patriot armor is instead an upgraded version of the War Machine armor with an American flag motif to resemble Captain America.
- Despite going by the Iron Patriot, Rhodes still preferred the War Machine moniker, using it as his A.I.M. login and password.
- As of the conclusion of Iron Man 3, the Iron Patriot armor is the only armor remaining active after Tony Stark destroyed his existing armory.
Gallery
Iron Man 3
Iron Man armors | |
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Primary Armors | Mark I | Mark II | Mark III | Mark IV | Mark V | Mark VI | Mark VII | Mark XLIII | Mark XLIV | Mark XLV |
Mark XLVI | Mark XLVII | Mark L | Mark LXXXV |
Iron Legion | Mark VIII | Mark IX | Mark X | Mark XI | Mark XII | Mark XIII | Mark XIV | Mark XV | Mark XVI | Mark XVII | Mark XVIII | Mark XIX | Mark XX | Mark XXI | Mark XXII | Mark XXIII | Mark XXIV | Mark XXV | Mark XXVI | Mark XXVII | Mark XXVIII | Mark XXIX | Mark XXX | Mark XXXI | Mark XXXII | Mark XXXIII | Mark XXXIV | Mark XXXV | Mark XXXVI | Mark XXXVII | Mark XXXVIII | Mark XXXIX | Mark XL | Mark XLI | Mark XLII |
War Machine Armors | Mark I | Mark II prototype | Mark II | Iron Patriot | Mark III | Mark IV | Mark V | Mark VI | Mark VII |
Related Armors | Iron Monger | Whiplash (Mark I • Mark II) | Hammer Drones | Rescue |