14 Details About Tony Stark That Make You Wow Because Of Their Delicacy
If the MCU's success has taught the world anything, it's that Marvel Studios understands how to create a multi-film franchise with dozens of features. To accomplish it correctly, the MCU's continuity aspects must be correct from one film to the next. This maintains consistency over a trilogy (or even a franchise), and the MCU has done an excellent job at it.
The MCU has become a behemoth of a series, with dozens of films to see in cinemas, on Netflix, and on Disney+. The MCU has been around since the release of Iron Man in 2008, and Tony Stark has been the MCU's heart in many ways.
When many individuals discover intriguing facts while viewing any of the Tony Stark films, only a select few take the time to post their discoveries online. Many of the most important continuity facts about the character appear in many films, demonstrating how much attention to detail Kevin Feige and the filmmakers put into each one.
Tony Stark’s bruises from Civil War match perfectly to his bruises in Homecoming.
In the Avengers (2012), Iron Man is sucked into the turbine rotors during repairs for the S.H.I.E.L.D. helicarrier and his suit is damaged. Later, in Captain America: Winter Soldier (2014), S.H.I.E.L.D. helicarriers feature new rotor-less turbines designed by Stark so that this wouldn't happen again.
In Iron Man II, there is a drawing of a Tesseract (4-D cube) in Howard Stark's notebook, possibly foreshadowing the coming of the Tesseract in The Avengers which came out the year after.
In Iron Man 2, when Tony and Pepper take a picture in Monaco that same photo can be seen in The Avengers when Tony confronts Loki.
Avengers (2012), Tony Stark says to Thor: "No hard feelings, Point Break. You've got a mean swing." In Thor: Ragnarok (2017), Thor's password for the quinjet is "point break."
In Iron Man 3 (2013), Tony picks up a large heat signature from several cities and an unusual location: Springfield, MO. This is likely an allusion to the seed planted in MO by Ego, to be revealed in Guardians of the Galaxy 2 (2017).
In multiple Marvel movies (ranging from Iron Man to Captain America: Civil War) Tony Stark gets his left arm injured, in Spider-Man: Homecoming, Stark's left arm is shaking while remotely piloting his armor and he's nursing it while talking to Peter.
In Iron Man 3, Tony Stark has a statue in his house containing pieces of the Formula 1 cars that were destroyed in Iron Man 2.
In Avengers (2012), the music that plays when tony stark carries the missile through the wormhole is the same music that plays in Avengers Endgame (2019) when Thanos says he is inevitable.
Tony Stark wears the same robe (Iron Man 2) as his father Howard (Marvel One-Shot: Agent Carter) all those years later!
Iron Man 2 and Doctor Strange - Tony Stark shows a man breaking his spine while trying on Hammer's robotic suit during the court scene. Dr. Strange is offered a patient with a spine injury from some "experimental armor" before the car crash. Coincidence? I think not.
In Captain America: Civil War, you can see the scar on Tony Stark's chest from where he had the Arc Reactor chest piece removed at the end of Iron Man III.
Avengers (2012) deleted scene shows Tony Stark's parent's date of death that matches up with their date of death in Captain America Civil War (2016), assuming their bodies were found the next morning.
In Spider-Man: Homecoming, Tony Stark calls Happy Hogan "forehead of security" in reference to Iron Man 3.
The MCU has become a behemoth of a series, with dozens of films to see in cinemas, on Netflix, and on Disney+. The MCU has been around since the release of Iron Man in 2008, and Tony Stark has been the MCU's heart in many ways.
When many individuals discover intriguing facts while viewing any of the Tony Stark films, only a select few take the time to post their discoveries online. Many of the most important continuity facts about the character appear in many films, demonstrating how much attention to detail Kevin Feige and the filmmakers put into each one.
1. Tony's Bruises In 'Homecoming' Match His Wounds In 'Civil War'
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Tony Stark’s bruises from Civil War match perfectly to his bruises in Homecoming.
2. Tony Remakes The Helicarrier Turbines In 'Winter Soldier' After Getting Stunk In 'The Avengers'
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In the Avengers (2012), Iron Man is sucked into the turbine rotors during repairs for the S.H.I.E.L.D. helicarrier and his suit is damaged. Later, in Captain America: Winter Soldier (2014), S.H.I.E.L.D. helicarriers feature new rotor-less turbines designed by Stark so that this wouldn't happen again.
3. Howard Stark's Note In 'Iron Man 2' Shows A Drawing Of A Tesseract
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In Iron Man II, there is a drawing of a Tesseract (4-D cube) in Howard Stark's notebook, possibly foreshadowing the coming of the Tesseract in The Avengers which came out the year after.
4. A Photo Of Tony And Pepper From 'Iron Man 2' Appears In 'The Avengers'
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In Iron Man 2, when Tony and Pepper take a picture in Monaco that same photo can be seen in The Avengers when Tony confronts Loki.
5. Tony's "Point Break" Words In 'Avengers' Still Does Things In 'Ragnarok'
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Avengers (2012), Tony Stark says to Thor: "No hard feelings, Point Break. You've got a mean swing." In Thor: Ragnarok (2017), Thor's password for the quinjet is "point break."
6. The Heat Signatures Tony Takes In 'Iron Man 3' Related To Ego's Seeds In 'Guardians Of The Galaxy 2'
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In Iron Man 3 (2013), Tony picks up a large heat signature from several cities and an unusual location: Springfield, MO. This is likely an allusion to the seed planted in MO by Ego, to be revealed in Guardians of the Galaxy 2 (2017).
7. Tony Stark's Left Arm Stills Is Injured Across The MCU
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In multiple Marvel movies (ranging from Iron Man to Captain America: Civil War) Tony Stark gets his left arm injured, in Spider-Man: Homecoming, Stark's left arm is shaking while remotely piloting his armor and he's nursing it while talking to Peter.
8. A Statue In 'Iron Man 3' Includes Pieces Of Tony's F1 Car From 'Iron Man 2'
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In Iron Man 3, Tony Stark has a statue in his house containing pieces of the Formula 1 cars that were destroyed in Iron Man 2.
9. The Music "I Am Inevitable" Scene From 'Endgame' Is The Same As 'The Avengers'
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In Avengers (2012), the music that plays when tony stark carries the missile through the wormhole is the same music that plays in Avengers Endgame (2019) when Thanos says he is inevitable.
10. Hey, They Wear The Same Robe?
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Tony Stark wears the same robe (Iron Man 2) as his father Howard (Marvel One-Shot: Agent Carter) all those years later!
11. The Spinal Injury From 'Iron Man 2' Still Exists In 'Doctor Strange'
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Iron Man 2 and Doctor Strange - Tony Stark shows a man breaking his spine while trying on Hammer's robotic suit during the court scene. Dr. Strange is offered a patient with a spine injury from some "experimental armor" before the car crash. Coincidence? I think not.
12. Tony's Scar From 'Iron Man 3' Is Noticeable In 'Civil War'
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In Captain America: Civil War, you can see the scar on Tony Stark's chest from where he had the Arc Reactor chest piece removed at the end of Iron Man III.
13. Tony's Parents' Death Date In 'Avengers' And 'Civil War'
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Avengers (2012) deleted scene shows Tony Stark's parent's date of death that matches up with their date of death in Captain America Civil War (2016), assuming their bodies were found the next morning.
14. Tony's Comment In 'Homecoming' Related To A Scene In 'Iron Man 3'
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In Spider-Man: Homecoming, Tony Stark calls Happy Hogan "forehead of security" in reference to Iron Man 3.
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