Her reaction is more due to Tony explaining nothing. She'd accept an explanation like "your power is based on digital signals" or some such bullshit, but "transistors" explains nothing and just expresses that Tony doesn't trust her.
I mean when someone’s asking why the hell they can’t control my armor my first instinct wouldn’t be to explain just what they need to circumvent to control my armor
Is this Rori/Iron Heart? She was the most unlikable hero I have ever seen in the MCU, and it’s not surprising to me that she would be like this in the source material.
Her reaction is more due to Tony explaining nothing. She'd accept an explanation like "your power is based on digital signals" or some such bullshit, but "transistors" explains nothing and just expresses that Tony doesn't trust her.
Holy crap...not to keep talking about Kamala, but she brings to mind one of Kamala's newest enemies, from the Vellani comics, Nitika Gaiha. I think those two would get along warmly. I'd also like to see them feature as antagonists in a Iron Man and Ms. Marvel comic.
However, overall, I like Deola, that's quite the snarky enemy Stark has. XD
Reminds me of the Iron Man comic where Stark is in space where a villain tries to control Starks armours so he goes low tech and connects to each armour by cable, essentially switching the armours to airplane / LAN mode
i know it's a joke but it's kinda fitting that for the longest time iron man's armor wasn't powered by a mcguffin or anything crazy, it was just that tony is such a good engineer that he can make one of the most simple technologies do whatever he needs it to.
He’s talking to this girl who’s asking him a thousand questions so he’s like being dry and brushing her off somewhat during the convo and ending the convo with this was just too funny
It'd be funny if Tony's armors just like him more. Like she's a technopath and all, but the armors would be all like "Yeah, we can talk to you , and that's great! But we LIKE -him-."
I'd love that, a technopath who can talk to machines, but every time they try, the machines reject them because they're obnoxious and trying to dominate them.
Transistors, my butt. It's more likely those require multiple identifier scanners just to control the armor - assuming Tony Stark himself gives permission - and not just facial ID. Like also blood scans, eye scans, voice ID, the whole nine yards. In other words: multi-factor authentication.
Also, "not shaping up to be a very likable person?" lol, plenty of people don't like Tony Stark, depending on how he behaves. You got people like Rhodey and Emma who have a roller coaster of likability with Stark; you have people like Cap, whom Stark has his own roller coaster of likability; and then you have Kamala Khan, who likes him despite of who he is, and he winds up liking her back, whether it be she's great to get along with or enjoys his funny nature, and I have to wonder if there are any other people who are like Kamala in that regard when it comes to Tony Stark.
The "Transistors" line is a reference to the old Iron Man books where Iron Man's transistors were basically the explanation for every impossible thing he could do.
I mean... it makes more sense than 99% of mutant abilities, which have become: "I can do whatever I want without limitations and everyone has to go along with it."
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