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*In the comics and films, Vibranium comes from [[Wakanda]], South Africa. Where [[T'Challa]] lives. |
*In the comics and films, Vibranium comes from [[Wakanda]], South Africa. Where [[T'Challa]] lives. |
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+ | *It was highly speculated that [[James Barnes|Winter Soldier]]'s [[Winter Soldier's prosthetic arm|bionic arm]] was made out of a vibranium alloy, due to the fact that when Bucky Barnes punched [[Steven Rogers|Captain America]]'s [[Captain America's shield|vibranium shield]] twice, there was no blowback; however, this was proven to be false when it was destroyed by [[Anthony Stark|Iron Man]]'s [[Unibeam|unibeam]]. |
*After the bionic arm was destroyed by Tony Stark, Bucky's entire bionic arm is removed and replaced with a black cap molded to his shoulder socket. This can be taken as an implication T'Challa may provide him with a Vibranium prosthetic to prevent similar incidents in the future; as opposed to simply repairing the existing limb. |
*After the bionic arm was destroyed by Tony Stark, Bucky's entire bionic arm is removed and replaced with a black cap molded to his shoulder socket. This can be taken as an implication T'Challa may provide him with a Vibranium prosthetic to prevent similar incidents in the future; as opposed to simply repairing the existing limb. |
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*In the ''[[Iron Man 2]]'' novelization, the element created by Tony Stark to replace [[Palladium]] in the [[Arc Reactor]] is called Vibranium. The subsequent release of ''[[Captain America: The First Avenger]]'' retcons that information. |
*In the ''[[Iron Man 2]]'' novelization, the element created by Tony Stark to replace [[Palladium]] in the [[Arc Reactor]] is called Vibranium. The subsequent release of ''[[Captain America: The First Avenger]]'' retcons that information. |
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*Vibranium first appear in Daredevil #13. |
*Vibranium first appear in Daredevil #13. |
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| + | *As confirmed by the creators of the [[Marvel Cinematic Universe]], Vibranium is the second strongest metal alloy in the entire universe; second only to [[Uru]]. |
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Revision as of 16:45, 1 January 2020
Vibranium is the name of a rare metal element.
History
Vibranium comes from a nation called Wakanda, a small country in Africa and is the rarest metal on earth. Vibraniun absorbs vibratory energy in its vicinity, such as sound waves, within itself. The apparent observable vibratory rate of the molecules of the Vibranium itself does not noticeably increase when the Vibranium absorbs mechanical energy. The outside vibratory energy is stored within the bonds between the molecules making up the Vibranium.
Captain America: First Vengeance
Howard Stark began a demonstration which would showcase Vibranium, a rare metal discovered by Stark Industries researchers in Africa.
Captain America: The First Avenger
Captain America's shield was constructed by Howard Stark using vibranium. Howard states that vibranium is stronger than and a third of the weight of steel, is completely vibration-absorbent. It was strong enough to resist several laser projections from the HYDRA's guns, powered by the Tesseract.
The Avengers
Captain America's shield is kept by S.H.I.E.L.D. and displayed with his new suit designed by Agent Coulson. It proves effective against blasts from Loki's staff, a direct hit from Mjölnir, and the legions of Chitauri. It was also able to reflect/bend the Iron Man suit's repulsor beam.
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
"The Well"
The interrogation room in the Bus is made out of Vibranium.
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Steve takes advantage of the Vibranium shield by jumping out of the Triskelion from forty stories up and landing on the shield, thereby surviving any fatal injuries.
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
"One Door Closes"
Fury's Tool Box is made out of Vibranium. The retreat that Skye stays at is also made out of Vibranium and had been dented by the Hulk when Bruce Banner built the house.
"Afterlife"
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"The Frenemy of My Enemy"
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Avengers: Age of Ultron
Ultron with Wanda and Pietro Maximoff, went to Ulysses Klaue to get his large amounts of Vibranium he stole from Wakanda. Ultron and the Maximoff twins than went to to Seoul. Using the Mind Stone's power, they forced the geneticist Helen Cho to create the perfect, synthetic, humanoid body for Ultron using the Vibranium. Ultron began to upload himself into his new body. This allowed Wanda to be able to read Ultron's mind through the synthetic body something that she wasn't able to do so before as Ultron is a robot. Realizing that Ultron's actual plan is to eradicate the entire human race. Wanda and Pietro decided to leave Ultron not before removing Ultron's mind-control on Helen Cho. Released from Ultron's mind control, Helen Cho sought to delay Ultron from uploading himself into the synthetic Vibranium body.
The Avengers was able to take the synthetic Vibranium body from Ultron. They bring to Avengers Tower. Bruce Banner and Tony Stark decided to transfer J.A.R.V.I.S. into the body that become the Vision. Ultron used the remaining Vibranium to create a upgraded body out of the Vibranium more durable than his old one. Ultron plan to raise the entire city of Sokovia into the sky and crash it back down to Earth that would end all life on earth, with the machine located underneath Sokovia's land mass made with Vibranium. However the Avengers with the help of Wanda and Pietro are able to defeat him.
Captain America: Civil War
When the King of Wakanda is killed during a terrorist attack, his son T'Challa dons a cat-like suit comprised of Vibranium material and weaponry claws thus becoming the Black Panther. T'Challa goes after the primary suspect assassin the Winter Solider putting him in direct conflict with Captain America who is armed with his shield which has the same substance. Because of this when engages in a fight against Captain America, Black Panther is able to pierce the impenetrable defense of the shield's armored coating leaving claw mark scratches upon it.
Black Panther
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Avengers: Infinity War
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Avengers: Endgame
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Known users
Capabilities
- Indestructibility: Vibranium is 100 percent vibrant-absorbent. This lack of motion at the molecular level means that vibranium is incapable of transferring force, and is the most durable substance in the universe. It possess absolutely no internal or external weakness, making it the ideal substance to use for defense, the only thing that can penetrate vibranium; is more vibranium itself.
Notable items
- Captain America's shield
- The Bus' Interrogation Room (coated in silicon-carbide vibranium alloy)
- The Retreat (coated in silicon-carbide vibranium alloy)
- Nick Fury's tool box (coated in vibranium alloy)
- Ultron (final form)
- Vision (body made from synthetic tissue bonded with vibranium atoms)
- Panther Habit (composed of a weaved vibranium suit with retraceable vibranium claws)
- Kimoyo Beads
- Golden Jaguar Habit (composed of a weaved vibranium suit with retraceable vibranium claws)
- Winter Soldier's prosthetic arm
- Wakandan shields
Appearances
- Marvel Cinematic Universe (9 films)
- Marvel Cinematic Universe (1 TV Series)
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
- Season 1
- "The Well"
- Season 2
- Season 1
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
- Marvel Cinematic Universe (2 comics)
Trivia
- In the comics and films, Vibranium comes from Wakanda, South Africa. Where T'Challa lives.
- It was highly speculated that Winter Soldier's bionic arm was made out of a vibranium alloy, due to the fact that when Bucky Barnes punched Captain America's vibranium shield twice, there was no blowback; however, this was proven to be false when it was destroyed by Iron Man's unibeam.
- After the bionic arm was destroyed by Tony Stark, Bucky's entire bionic arm is removed and replaced with a black cap molded to his shoulder socket. This can be taken as an implication T'Challa may provide him with a Vibranium prosthetic to prevent similar incidents in the future; as opposed to simply repairing the existing limb.
- In the Iron Man 2 novelization, the element created by Tony Stark to replace Palladium in the Arc Reactor is called Vibranium. The subsequent release of Captain America: The First Avenger retcons that information.
- Vibranium first appear in Daredevil #13.
- As confirmed by the creators of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Vibranium is the second strongest metal alloy in the entire universe; second only to Uru.
Gallery
Captain America: The First Avenger
The Avengers
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Avengers: Age of Ultron
Captain America: Civil War
Black Panther
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Avengers: Infinity War
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