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Iron Man Armor Mk. XI

Iron Man Armor Mk. XI

Iron Man's "Modular Armor".

Name:
Iron Man Armor Mk. XI
Aliases:
  • Iron Man Armor Model 13
  • Modular Armor
Start year:
1994
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In Other Media

Television

Iron Man: The Animated Series

Iron Man: The Animated Series
Iron Man: The Animated Series

The Modular Armor was the main suit used by Iron Man in the show, reflecting the comics at the time. This same design was used when Iron Man guest-starred in Spider-Man: The Animated Series, Fantastic Four: The Animated Series, and The Incredible Hulk. In the first season of the Iron Man cartoon, the Modular Armor featured an uncharacteristic mouth slit (a feature included in most other Iron Man armors, but not this particular one). The helmet was redesigned for the second season, and the mouth slit was removed to give the suit a more comic-accurate appearance.

Video Games

Marvel vs. Capcom 2
Marvel vs. Capcom 2
  • The Modular Armor was used in the various Marvel vs. Capcom games released throughout the 90s. This, coupled with its use in the TV show, has made it one of Iron Man's most recognizable suits. It was officially retired after Marvel vs. Capcom 2, as Marvel vs. Capcom 3 instead used the more recent Extremis Armor.
  • Iron Man wears the Modular Armor in the Capcom beat-'em-up game Marvel Super Heroes: War of the Gems.

Merchandise

Marvel Legends
Marvel Legends
  • The Modular Armor was featured in ToyBiz's action figure line for Iron Man: The Animated Series. A deluxe 10-inch version was also produced.
  • The Modular Armor was featured in ToyBiz's deluxe Marvel Projectors line.
  • ToyBiz included a figure of Iron Man in the Modular Armor as part of a Face-Off two-pack with the Mandarin. A repainted variant with the armor in War Machine's colors was also released.
  • The Modular Armor was featured in the Iron Man through Ages box set from Diamond Select's Minimates line.
  • Bowen Studios produced a statue of the suit.
  • The Modular Armor was featured in Hasbro's Marvel Legends line as part of the Ursa Major Build-a-Figure wave. A variant with an animated series style head and color scheme (as well as the Proton Cannon from the Marvel vs. Capcom games) was later released as well.

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