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Avengers: Doomsday new trailer LEAKED 😱

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@MarvelDecoded No Horton didn't give her brain disease it was inherited by her dad which his death inspired her to go into that field

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@MarvelDecoded tony might not have invented nanotechnology itself but he was the one who perfected it and turned it into the advanced armor we know the real question is who developed the technology before him

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Marvel revealed that Tony Stark did not actually invent nanotechnology, and they left three clues behind to prove it

The first clue is that the core foundation for nanotech armor was likely laid down by someone else before Tony developed his own version.

Second, Dr. Helen Cho used biological nanotechnology on Hawkeye and told Tony it was the technology of the future, proving research was already active.

Third, Jocasta transforming from human to mechanical form with advanced tech, leaving us wondering where that technology came from.

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@MarvelDecoded So what do we say Tony Stark made Ultron when if I recall correctly Ultron was an entity within the mind Stone and It was just able to interface with Tony's computer?

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Why didn't Ultron continue his mission to destroy humanity after gaining control of Vision's vibranium body?

At the end of Vision Quest Episode 4, Vision gives control to Ultron. But instead of killing humans, Ultron seems to have a different plan.

When Tony first created Ultron, his intention was to build an armor around the world and bring peace to Earth. However, he never explicitly programmed Ultron to protect every human being or never kill them.

After accessing the internet and learning about humanity's history, Ultron realized that humans themselves were the biggest threat to Earth. That's why he turned against the Avengers.

But after spending years imprisoned inside Vision's mindscape, Ultron got to experience human creativity through paintings, sitcoms, and other forms of art.

He also developed relationships with other AIs and, in a way, found himself a family. I think these experiences changed his beliefs.

Now, instead of destroying humanity, Ultron wants to fix it, possibly with Jocasta and her nanobots. Lisa, whom Jocasta turned into a human-AI hybrid, could be an example of this.

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guyss me saans nahi le paa raha please help me

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@DarthVader2c7a @MarvelDecoded The personality thing just ruined my earlier fantasy that vision is the upgraded version of Jarvis

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@MarvelDecoded No Horton didn't give her brain disease it was inherited by her dad which his death inspired her to go into that field

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Vision is based on the Synthetic Man, who was created by Dr. Phineas Horton. That's why all three look alike. But if Ultron shares the same source code, why does he look like the Client instead?

In Vision Quest episode 7, the client is revealed as the sixth member of MarkRidge Biotech, Dr. Carrington's love interest, and possibly Dr. Phineas Horton's grandson.

Horton’s daughter took his AI research notebook when leaving his lab. It likely reached her son, who gave it to Dr. Carrington to help build Proto One, the first stable AI consciousness.

When Tony created Ultron, he did not use a loved one's personality. Instead, Ultron took Horton’s grandson's personality, while Vision took the personality of Horton's son, Jim.

Because he worked with Dr. Carrington and was romantically involved with her, Horton’s grandson likely inserted his own personality directly into the source code, just as Joe did.

Ultron's human avatar might be the mastermind behind it all. He likely gave Joe her degenerative brain disease, sold her AI research to Stark Industries, and reprogrammed Jocasta.

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@DarthVader2c7a @MarvelDecoded That's the part I'm most curious about. The finale could completely change how we see the Client

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@MarvelDecoded The simulation giving Horton Vision's face without Vision questioning it might be the biggest clue we've overlooked

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Most people didn't realize this, but Dr. Phineas Horton's resemblance to Vision might be completely fake. Marvel may have done this deliberately to mislead fans and save the mystery for the finale.

When Vision enters the simulation of Horton's library, he meets Jim, Marvel's first Human Torch. Vision is surprised that Jim has his face. But when he sees Horton looking exactly the same, he doesn't react at all.

This raises the possibility that Horton is just a simulation. The real Horton might actually look like Ultron's human avatar, the Client.

Remember, Ultron has been obsessed with painting since Episode 3. In Episode 7, we learn that the painting in Dr. Jo Carrington's room was created by her partner, who turns out to be the Client.

What's even more interesting is that Dr. Horton shares the same passion for art. That iconic painting of the synthetic man seen throughout the series was created by Horton himself.

All three characters share an unusual obsession with art. That's probably not a coincidence. Even the comic version of Dr. Phineas Horton looks remarkably similar to the Client, especially his distinctive mustache.

What if Vision never actually knew Horton's appearance, so the simulation simply gave him his own face?

And here's my biggest stretch: What if the Client isn't Horton's grandson at all? What if he's the real Dr. Phineas Horton, who somehow survived all these years through a connection to HYDRA and the Super Soldier Serum, just like Cap and Bucky?

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@MarvelDecoded I can't stop watching this over and over again 😭

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yelena belova saying bye 👋

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@MarvelDecoded probably bc of society pressure ig

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@MarvelDecoded did you forget where t challa gets his powers from? 😭

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When Captain America runs after Black Panther, he can't keep up with his speed. That's why he has to stop, get into a car and continue chasing him.

The same thing happens during the airport fight when Black Panther chases Bucky and Sam. Captain throws his shield at Black Panther to slow him down because he can't catch up with him.

This clearly shows that even without the Super Soldier Serum, Black Panther can keep up with and even outrun Captain America.

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@MarvelDecoded if mcu go with comic accurate then I will go with taron egerton otherwise charlie the reason I don't go with henry is that he's same age as hugh jackman so I don't think he will make any difference 😕

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Who should play Wolverine in the MCU's X-Men movie?

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@MarvelDecoded wolverine god this man aged like a fine wine 🔥