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	\| ShortSummary = ~~Following his return to the United States,~~ Tony ~~recuperates at his~~ Malibu ~~residence while adjusting~~ to ~~life with~~ the ~~arc reactor embedded in his chest~~, ~~a refined power source he secretly develops to replace~~ the ~~crude device that once kept him alive. Although publicly regarded as a victim of~~ an ~~overseas attack~~, Tony ~~becomes increasingly withdrawn and fixated on~~ the armor ~~he built~~ in ~~captivity~~, ~~obsessively reviewing footage of~~ its ~~failures~~ and ~~recognizing both its dangers and its possibilities. Against~~ Pepper’s concerns ~~and~~ escalating ~~pressure from the board, Tony announces the permanent cessation of all~~ weapons ~~manufacturing~~, ~~a decision~~ that destabilizes Stark Industries, strains its government relationships, and prompts discreet scrutiny from Captain Hart and Detective Mercer after satellite imagery linked to Tony’s extraction raises unanswered questions. ~~Isolating himself in his private workshop~~, ~~Tony begins constructing~~ a ~~new~~ armored ~~system designed for precision, survivability~~, and ~~sustained power, successfully miniaturizing the arc reactor into a stable long-term core~~. ~~Early flight tests nearly prove fatal when high-altitude icing causes a catastrophic stall~~, ~~but Tony corrects~~ the ~~flaw through iterative refinement and achieves controlled flight. Meanwhile,~~ his ~~activities draw the attention~~ of ~~Justin, who identifies~~ the armor ~~as a disruptive technological leap and quietly initiates efforts~~ to ~~analyze available data and replicate the system. The~~ threat ~~becomes immediate when unidentified operatives attempt~~ to ~~seize the armor along the Malibu coast~~, ~~confirming that~~ the ~~technology is already being hunted~~. ~~After repelling the attack~~, Tony ~~abandons~~ secrecy~~, completes a refined red-~~and~~-gold suit, and openly takes flight over Malibu, signaling~~ his ~~decision~~ to ~~personally bear responsibility for the~~ power ~~he has created~~.		\| ShortSummary = Public attention intensifies after Tony is seen operating as Iron Man over Malibu, prompting widespread speculation and quiet concern from authorities. As Stark Industries works to contain the fallout, the Malibu City Police Department opens an internal inquiry into unexplained aerial activity, with Lucas Mercer growing increasingly suspicious of Tony’s involvement. Tony continues refining the armor in isolation, strengthening its durability, power efficiency, and defensive systems while dismissing Pepper’s concerns about his escalating recklessness. He learns that Stark-manufactured weapons are still appearing in unauthorized conflict zones, indicating that halting production has not ended their circulation. Meanwhile, Justin Hammer accelerates a covert armored weapons program using incomplete Stark data, prioritizing obedience and firepower over operator safety. When Tony intervenes to disable an armed convoy without civilian casualties, the act marks his first deliberate use of the armor to stop an external threat rather than to escape danger, but footage of the encounter spreads publicly. As police scrutiny tightens and Hammer authorizes live testing of his own prototype, Tony accepts that secrecy is no longer possible and that his actions have begun to reshape global power dynamics.

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	\| EpisodeNumber2 = 1		\| EpisodeNumber2 = 1
	\| Title = Pilot		\| Title = Pilot, Part 1
	\| DirectedBy = [[Waris Hussein]]		\| DirectedBy = [[Waris Hussein]]
	\| WrittenBy = [[Anthony Coburn]]		\| WrittenBy = [[Anthony Coburn]]
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	\| ProdCode = T28.14101		\| ProdCode = T28.14101
	\| ShortSummary = Tony Stark, a billionaire industrialist and lead weapons designer for Stark Industries, is critically injured and captured during an ambush on a U.S. military convoy in Afghanistan, where insurgents are revealed to be using advanced weapons manufactured by his company. Awakening in captivity with shrapnel lodged near his heart, Stark is kept alive by a crude electromagnetic device built by fellow prisoner Yinsen, who explains that their captors will kill them unless Stark constructs a missile. Confronted with the consequences of his weapons firsthand, Stark covertly designs a powered suit of armor from salvaged materials while feigning cooperation. As the insurgents lose patience, Stark completes the improvised armor and uses it to escape, destroying the weapons cache and collapsing the cave, though Yinsen sacrifices himself to ensure Stark’s survival. Recovered by U.S. forces, Stark returns to the United States physically weakened but deeply altered by the experience. In Malibu City, he publicly announces that Stark Industries will cease all weapons manufacturing, shocking investors and government officials and triggering internal opposition within the company while drawing quiet scrutiny from local authorities. Retreating into his private workshop, Stark refines the crude armor into an advanced system powered by a miniaturized arc reactor, achieving controlled flight after several near-fatal failures. As his work attracts the attention of rival industrialist Justin Hammer, Stark completes a red-and-gold armored suit and openly takes flight over Malibu, marking his emergence as Iron Man.		\| ShortSummary = Tony Stark, a billionaire industrialist and lead weapons designer for Stark Industries, is critically injured and captured during an ambush on a U.S. military convoy in Afghanistan, where insurgents are revealed to be using advanced weapons manufactured by his company. Awakening in captivity with shrapnel lodged near his heart, Stark is kept alive by a crude electromagnetic device built by fellow prisoner Yinsen, who explains that their captors will kill them unless Stark constructs a missile. Confronted with the consequences of his weapons firsthand, Stark covertly designs a powered suit of armor from salvaged materials while feigning cooperation. As the insurgents lose patience, Stark completes the improvised armor and uses it to escape, destroying the weapons cache and collapsing the cave, though Yinsen sacrifices himself to ensure Stark’s survival. Recovered by U.S. forces, Stark returns to the United States physically weakened but deeply altered by the experience. In Malibu City, he publicly announces that Stark Industries will cease all weapons manufacturing, shocking investors and government officials and triggering internal opposition within the company while drawing quiet scrutiny from local authorities. Retreating into his private workshop, Stark refines the crude armor into an advanced system powered by a miniaturized arc reactor, achieving controlled flight after several near-fatal failures. As his work attracts the attention of rival industrialist Justin Hammer, Stark completes a red-and-gold armored suit and openly takes flight over Malibu, marking his emergence as Iron Man.
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			\| EpisodeNumber = 2
			\| EpisodeNumber2 = 2
			\| Title = Pilot, Part 2
			\| DirectedBy = [[Waris Hussein]]
			\| WrittenBy = [[Anthony Coburn]]
			\| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date\|2023\|3\|1}}
			\| Viewers = 4.4
			\| ProdCode = T28.14101
			\| ShortSummary = Following his return to the United States, Tony recuperates at his Malibu residence while adjusting to life with the arc reactor embedded in his chest, a refined power source he secretly develops to replace the crude device that once kept him alive. Although publicly regarded as a victim of an overseas attack, Tony becomes increasingly withdrawn and fixated on the armor he built in captivity, obsessively reviewing footage of its failures and recognizing both its dangers and its possibilities. Against Pepper’s concerns and escalating pressure from the board, Tony announces the permanent cessation of all weapons manufacturing, a decision that destabilizes Stark Industries, strains its government relationships, and prompts discreet scrutiny from Captain Hart and Detective Mercer after satellite imagery linked to Tony’s extraction raises unanswered questions. Isolating himself in his private workshop, Tony begins constructing a new armored system designed for precision, survivability, and sustained power, successfully miniaturizing the arc reactor into a stable long-term core. Early flight tests nearly prove fatal when high-altitude icing causes a catastrophic stall, but Tony corrects the flaw through iterative refinement and achieves controlled flight. Meanwhile, his activities draw the attention of Justin, who identifies the armor as a disruptive technological leap and quietly initiates efforts to analyze available data and replicate the system. The threat becomes immediate when unidentified operatives attempt to seize the armor along the Malibu coast, confirming that the technology is already being hunted. After repelling the attack, Tony abandons secrecy, completes a refined red-and-gold suit, and openly takes flight over Malibu, signaling his decision to personally bear responsibility for the power he has created.

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	\| WrittenBy = [[Anthony Coburn]]		\| WrittenBy = [[Anthony Coburn]]
	\| ~~OriginalAirDate_1~~ = {{Start date\|2023\|2\|22}}		\| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date\|2023\|2\|22}}
	\| ~~Viewers_1~~ = 4.4		\| Viewers = 4.4
	\| ProdCode = T28.14101		\| ProdCode = T28.14101
	\| ShortSummary = Tony Stark, a billionaire industrialist and lead weapons designer for Stark Industries, is critically injured and captured during an ambush on a U.S. military convoy in Afghanistan, where insurgents are revealed to be using advanced weapons manufactured by his company. Awakening in captivity with shrapnel lodged near his heart, Stark is kept alive by a crude electromagnetic device built by fellow prisoner Yinsen, who explains that their captors will kill them unless Stark constructs a missile. Confronted with the consequences of his weapons firsthand, Stark covertly designs a powered suit of armor from salvaged materials while feigning cooperation. As the insurgents lose patience, Stark completes the improvised armor and uses it to escape, destroying the weapons cache and collapsing the cave, though Yinsen sacrifices himself to ensure Stark’s survival. Recovered by U.S. forces, Stark returns to the United States physically weakened but deeply altered by the experience. In Malibu City, he publicly announces that Stark Industries will cease all weapons manufacturing, shocking investors and government officials and triggering internal opposition within the company while drawing quiet scrutiny from local authorities. Retreating into his private workshop, Stark refines the crude armor into an advanced system powered by a miniaturized arc reactor, achieving controlled flight after several near-fatal failures. As his work attracts the attention of rival industrialist Justin Hammer, Stark completes a red-and-gold armored suit and openly takes flight over Malibu, marking his emergence as Iron Man.		\| ShortSummary = Tony Stark, a billionaire industrialist and lead weapons designer for Stark Industries, is critically injured and captured during an ambush on a U.S. military convoy in Afghanistan, where insurgents are revealed to be using advanced weapons manufactured by his company. Awakening in captivity with shrapnel lodged near his heart, Stark is kept alive by a crude electromagnetic device built by fellow prisoner Yinsen, who explains that their captors will kill them unless Stark constructs a missile. Confronted with the consequences of his weapons firsthand, Stark covertly designs a powered suit of armor from salvaged materials while feigning cooperation. As the insurgents lose patience, Stark completes the improvised armor and uses it to escape, destroying the weapons cache and collapsing the cave, though Yinsen sacrifices himself to ensure Stark’s survival. Recovered by U.S. forces, Stark returns to the United States physically weakened but deeply altered by the experience. In Malibu City, he publicly announces that Stark Industries will cease all weapons manufacturing, shocking investors and government officials and triggering internal opposition within the company while drawing quiet scrutiny from local authorities. Retreating into his private workshop, Stark refines the crude armor into an advanced system powered by a miniaturized arc reactor, achieving controlled flight after several near-fatal failures. As his work attracts the attention of rival industrialist Justin Hammer, Stark completes a red-and-gold armored suit and openly takes flight over Malibu, marking his emergence as Iron Man.

Mob at 17:44, 8 January 2026

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	\| WrittenBy = [[Anthony Coburn]]		\| WrittenBy = [[Anthony Coburn]]
	\| OriginalAirDate_1 = {{Start date\|2023\|2\|22}}		\| OriginalAirDate_1 = {{Start date\|2023\|2\|22}}
	~~\| OriginalAirDate_2 = {{Start date\|2023\|3\|1}}~~
	\| Viewers_1 = 4.4		\| Viewers_1 = 4.4
	~~\| Viewers_2 = 5.9~~
	\| ProdCode = T28.14101		\| ProdCode = T28.14101
	\| ShortSummary = ~~''Part 1:''~~ Tony ~~and Jenny~~ Stark ~~return from their honeymoon to Malibu City~~, ~~where they discover~~ a ~~30% decrease in crime. Eager to share the news, Tony announces new hiring at~~ Stark Industries, ~~marking four years since the last recruitment~~ and a ~~turnaround from declining revenues~~. ~~Among the applicants is Justin Hammer~~, ~~whose credentials impress Tony enough~~ to ~~offer him a position~~. ~~Concurrently~~, ~~Jenny~~ is ~~appointed as co-CEO,~~ a ~~move Tony believes will bolster the company. However~~, their ~~triumph is short-lived; Tony, opting to walk home, is brutally assaulted by~~ a ~~gang, leaving him critically injured~~. ~~Jenny, responding to~~ his ~~distress call~~, ~~rushes him to~~ the ~~hospital. Three months later~~, ~~a recovered Tony, fueled by a determination to safeguard~~ the ~~city, constructs a steel suit. Revealing his creation~~ to ~~Jenny~~, ~~they uncover~~ the ~~Mayor's deception about~~ the ~~crime rate and resolve~~ to ~~combat the city's hidden criminal elements together~~.		\| ShortSummary = Tony Stark, a billionaire industrialist and lead weapons designer for Stark Industries, is critically injured and captured during an ambush on a U.S. military convoy in Afghanistan, where insurgents are revealed to be using advanced weapons manufactured by his company. Awakening in captivity with shrapnel lodged near his heart, Stark is kept alive by a crude electromagnetic device built by fellow prisoner Yinsen, who explains that their captors will kill them unless Stark constructs a missile. Confronted with the consequences of his weapons firsthand, Stark covertly designs a powered suit of armor from salvaged materials while feigning cooperation. As the insurgents lose patience, Stark completes the improvised armor and uses it to escape, destroying the weapons cache and collapsing the cave, though Yinsen sacrifices himself to ensure Stark’s survival. Recovered by U.S. forces, Stark returns to the United States physically weakened but deeply altered by the experience. In Malibu City, he publicly announces that Stark Industries will cease all weapons manufacturing, shocking investors and government officials and triggering internal opposition within the company while drawing quiet scrutiny from local authorities. Retreating into his private workshop, Stark refines the crude armor into an advanced system powered by a miniaturized arc reactor, achieving controlled flight after several near-fatal failures. As his work attracts the attention of rival industrialist Justin Hammer, Stark completes a red-and-gold armored suit and openly takes flight over Malibu, marking his emergence as Iron Man.
	~~----~~
	~~''Part 2:'' When a bank heist unfolds~~, ~~Tony, donning his Iron Man suit, intervenes~~ but ~~is forced to retreat~~ by the ~~police~~. ~~Back at~~ Stark Industries, ~~Tony~~ and ~~Jenny focus on revitalizing~~ the company ~~for a new era of sales and innovation~~. ~~Impressed~~ by ~~Justin's performance~~, ~~Tony rewards him with a raise~~. ~~Meanwhile, Malibu City Police Chief Mark Singh becomes fixated on apprehending Iron Man and uncovering~~ his ~~true identity. Tony, exploring~~ the ~~capabilities~~ of ~~his suit~~, ~~learns to harness its strength~~ and ~~force. Jenny cautions him to reserve such power for opponents equally matched in technology. Another break~~-~~in prompts Tony to action, successfully thwarting the criminals. He returns, perplexed by the police's indifference, but Jenny reassures him of the uniqueness~~ and ~~necessity of his role. As Tony contemplates upgrades to his suit, ominous criminal lords converge on~~ Malibu ~~City~~, ~~hinting at looming threats~~.
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	\| ProdCode = IM04		\| ProdCode = IM04
	\| ShortSummary =		\| ShortSummary = After rescuing Kira from Thane’s ambush beneath Midtown, Tony brings her—barely alive and neurologically unstable—into Stark Industries despite Pepper’s fury, believing she’s the key to understanding the mysterious group hunting ARC-LINK. As Kira’s failing phase-tech begins tearing through her body and destabilizing Jarvis’ systems, Tony confronts the truth that she hijacked experimental ghost-gear to correct what she sees as his abandoned mistakes. Meanwhile Thane, driven by an unseen partner, overclocks his stolen armor to prepare a direct strike on Stark Industries, prompting Tony to accelerate a risky plan involving an illegal phase-field extractor that might sync Kira’s neural patterns or destroy them entirely. When Thane breaches the facility and battles Tony across the rooftop and into the generator levels, the fight ends with Tony ripping unstable ARC-LINK power out of Thane’s armor and sending him crashing into the containment shafts, but the victory is hollow as Kira’s condition worsens and Pepper demands answers Tony doesn’t yet have. In the shadows of a subterranean command hall, Thane reports his failure to a hidden mastermind overseeing the construction of a towering proto-armor superframe, who orders the activation of “Phase Three” and promises that Stark’s greatest legacy will become the weapon that ends him.
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	\| ProdCode = IM03		\| ProdCode = IM03
	\| ShortSummary =		\| ShortSummary = After a break-in at Hammer Industries exposes that a masked saboteur known as the Ghost stole the unstable Razorback rail-gauntlet, Tony investigates and concludes the thief is assembling a toolkit specifically designed to bypass his own neural vault protections, forcing him, Pepper, and Rhodey to confront the possibility that someone is weaponizing every dangerous idea Tony buried years earlier. Kira, revealed to be the Ghost and barely held together by malfunctioning phase-tech, races to finish mapping the vault while her failing body hints at a catastrophic price for her abilities, and Tony tracks her trail into the old Midtown power tunnels, where he discovers she’s not stealing for profit but trying to secure a truth tied to his scrapped Mark Zero work. Their confrontation is interrupted when Thane violently intervenes to silence her, using an overclocked ARC-LINK-powered suit that nearly kills them both before Tony drives him off and rescues Kira, learning she’s been manipulated by a hidden partner orchestrating an arms race built from Stark’s discarded inventions. As Kira collapses from phase decay and warns that “Phase Three” is coming, an unidentified figure in a remote bunker studies surveillance footage of Tony carrying her to safety, declaring that once Thane retrieves the final component, Stark’s entire legacy will be reduced to ash.
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	\| ShortSummary =		\| ShortSummary = After a masked intruder infiltrates Stark Industries’ data core, wipes part of JARVIS’s memory, and leaves a warning that Tony “left a door open,” Tony begins hunting a new threat unrelated to Thane and learns from an underground tech broker that a mysterious data thief known as the Circuit Ghost has been targeting advanced neural systems across the globe. When the Ghost returns to breach a secure vault, Tony attempts to trap them but is overwhelmed by phase-shifted technology built from his own abandoned ARC-LINK prototypes, forcing him to confront the fact that someone is weaponizing ideas he buried years ago. Teaming up with Rhodey and Pepper, Tony realizes the Ghost’s tech perfectly complements Thane’s stolen ARC-LINK core, proving two separate enemies are racing toward the same catastrophic breakthrough, and although Tony briefly destabilizes the Ghost’s cloaking long enough to see they’re a young woman, she escapes before he can identify her. Meanwhile, the Ghost—secretly Kira, a brilliant engineer believed dead—reports to an unknown handler who insists Stark must be stopped before he repeats the mistakes of his past, while Thane prepares his enhanced suit for the next phase of his own escalating plan.
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	\| ProdCode = IM01		\| ProdCode = IM01
	\| ShortSummary = ~~An ex–military~~ engineer ~~named~~ Marcus Thane ~~unleashes~~ a ~~stolen prototype exosuit~~ in the Gobi Desert ~~to capture~~ the ~~neural-interface~~ ARC-LINK core, ~~triggering global alarms that pull Tony~~ Stark ~~into the conflict as he investigates a power armor attack built from his abandoned tech~~. ~~While~~ Tony ~~clashes with the board~~, ~~Pepper, and Rhodey over responsibility, he confirms~~ the ~~attacker is using his old neural system and suits up in an early~~ Mark I-X ~~to confront~~ Thane ~~at a~~ Midvale ~~dockyard~~, ~~where~~ their first ~~battle ends in a brutal stalemate after Homeland Security intervenes~~. ~~Realizing Thane’s armor is already evolving beyond his own prototypes~~, Tony ~~begins rebuilding the next-generation Iron Man suit while Thane returns~~ to a ~~hidden bunker and installs~~ the ARC-LINK ~~into~~ a larger ~~reactor under~~ the ~~guidance~~ of ~~an unknown partner, setting the stage for~~ a ~~technological~~ arms race ~~neither intends to lose~~.		\| ShortSummary = Ex-military engineer Marcus Thane ambushes a covert convoy in the Gobi Desert and steals the ARC-LINK neural core, an abandoned Stark Industries prototype meant for direct brain–armor interfacing. Tony Stark, now refining early iterations of the Mark I-X exosuit, learns that the tech used in the attack matches his scrapped “Mark Zero” schematics and begins investigating who resurrected the project. Thane publicly resurfaces in Midvale, testing an upgraded, weaponized version of the ARC-LINK suit and overpowering Stark in their first encounter, forcing Tony to retreat as federal agents swarm the scene. Pepper Potts and James Rhodes confront Stark about the resurfacing tech, prompting Tony to commit to building a stronger, fully realized armor before Thane escalates further. Meanwhile, Thane delivers the stolen ARC-LINK to an underground bunker, where an unidentified partner overseeing a larger operation welcomes him to “Phase Two,” signaling the beginning of a new engineered arms race built from Stark’s own abandoned ideas.
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	\| ShortSummary =		\| ShortSummary = An ex–military engineer named Marcus Thane unleashes a stolen prototype exosuit in the Gobi Desert to capture the neural-interface ARC-LINK core, triggering global alarms that pull Tony Stark into the conflict as he investigates a power armor attack built from his abandoned tech. While Tony clashes with the board, Pepper, and Rhodey over responsibility, he confirms the attacker is using his old neural system and suits up in an early Mark I-X to confront Thane at a Midvale dockyard, where their first battle ends in a brutal stalemate after Homeland Security intervenes. Realizing Thane’s armor is already evolving beyond his own prototypes, Tony begins rebuilding the next-generation Iron Man suit while Thane returns to a hidden bunker and installs the ARC-LINK into a larger reactor under the guidance of an unknown partner, setting the stage for a technological arms race neither intends to lose.
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