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** In "Armor Wars" Pepper is able to figure out two of the Guardsmen's Force and Shockwave's, real identities by using the FBI database and getting voice-prints off the news to match them, as unlike Tony they don't have good voice modulators.
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-->Yeah, real original. What are you going to do now? [[Film/KingKong1933 Make ape sounds and knock planes out of the sky?]]
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome:
** When Tony, Gene, Rhodey, and Pepper go to the temple where the second Makluan ring was found, Tony believes they have to break into it because he expects Obadiah Stane to have the temple guarded with armed guards, high-tech security, and possibly even dogs, since the temple is the property of Stark International. When Tony goes to check, he discovers that the temple isn't being guarded at all, Stane just abandoned it because it didn't make any money for him.
** Because the Iron Man armors were never patented, as Tony would have had to reveal his secret identity, when Ghost steals the schematics from him, and gives to Stane and Hammer, both men are legally allowed to do whatever they please with the schematics.
*** That said, should it become known that Stane acquired the tech from a known criminal, it would deliver a blow to his credability. [[spoiler: Tony and Rhodes' mother were able to gather enough evidence to expose the shady deal, prompting Stark Industries' board to fire Stane and have Tony finally take company ownership back.]]
*** Unfortunately [[spoiler: getting Stane fired has a consequence [[DidntThinkThisThrough Tony didn't consider]], such as giving Hammer the opportunity to buy Stark International and take control of his inheritance.]] Removing one enemy from power can allow another enemy to seize it.
** [[spoiler:In "Heavy Mettle", Iron Man and War Machine face off against Titanium Man, whose suit's titanium-[[{{Unobtanium}} vibranium]] alloy makes it practically indestructible. The two heroes wait until their enemy is in the air, then hit him with their most powerful weapons at the same time. While Titanium Man's suit is structurally undamaged, the sheer force of the explosion sends him flying for miles, with the villain unable to stop himself, due to the suit's inner workings being locked up as a result of the massive explosive force it was hit with. No matter how tough an object is, it is still affected by the laws of physics, and a strong outer shell can only protect the innards so much.]]
** At the ending of "The X-Factor", [[spoiler: after the final fight with Magneto when Senator Kelly expresses his hatred for Annie, who is really Jean Grey, and blames her for what happened, despite the fact she saved his life, which was filmed by a camera crew, everyone present immediately turns on him and he loses his supporters, which the camera crew also filmed, leaving Kelly with no platform to stand on for his anti-mutant campaign. Acting like an UngratefulBastard to someone who saved your life can cause people to turn on you, especially if your a politician.]]
** When Tony, Gene, Rhodey, and Pepper go to the temple where the second Makluan ring was found, Tony believes they have to break into it because he expects Obadiah Stane to have the temple guarded with armed guards, high-tech security, and possibly even dogs, since the temple is the property of Stark International. When Tony goes to check, he discovers that the temple isn't being guarded at all, Stane just abandoned it because it didn't make any money for him.
** Because the Iron Man armors were never patented, as Tony would have had to reveal his secret identity, when Ghost steals the schematics from him, and gives to Stane and Hammer, both men are legally allowed to do whatever they please with the schematics.
*** That said, should it become known that Stane acquired the tech from a known criminal, it would deliver a blow to his credability. [[spoiler: Tony and Rhodes' mother were able to gather enough evidence to expose the shady deal, prompting Stark Industries' board to fire Stane and have Tony finally take company ownership back.]]
*** Unfortunately [[spoiler: getting Stane fired has a consequence [[DidntThinkThisThrough Tony didn't consider]], such as giving Hammer the opportunity to buy Stark International and take control of his inheritance.]] Removing one enemy from power can allow another enemy to seize it.
** [[spoiler:In "Heavy Mettle", Iron Man and War Machine face off against Titanium Man, whose suit's titanium-[[{{Unobtanium}} vibranium]] alloy makes it practically indestructible. The two heroes wait until their enemy is in the air, then hit him with their most powerful weapons at the same time. While Titanium Man's suit is structurally undamaged, the sheer force of the explosion sends him flying for miles, with the villain unable to stop himself, due to the suit's inner workings being locked up as a result of the massive explosive force it was hit with. No matter how tough an object is, it is still affected by the laws of physics, and a strong outer shell can only protect the innards so much.]]
** At the ending of "The X-Factor", [[spoiler: after the final fight with Magneto when Senator Kelly expresses his hatred for Annie, who is really Jean Grey, and blames her for what happened, despite the fact she saved his life, which was filmed by a camera crew, everyone present immediately turns on him and he loses his supporters, which the camera crew also filmed, leaving Kelly with no platform to stand on for his anti-mutant campaign. Acting like an UngratefulBastard to someone who saved your life can cause people to turn on you, especially if your a politician.]]
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** ContrivedCoincidence: The field trip of the eponymous episode could have ended ''very'' badly for our heroes if not for a lot of things happening at exactly the right times.
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** ContrivedCoincidence: The field trip of the eponymous episode could have ended ''very'' badly for our heroes if not for a lot of things happening at exactly the right times.
