Alias/Identity: Iron Man
Age: 16
Sex: Male
Race: Human
Marital Status: Single
Citizenship: American
Occupation: Boy Genius, Secret Superhero, Reluctant High Schooler, High-Profile Rich Kid, Astounding Bisexual, and Humongous Nerd
Education: Homeschooled until 16, now attending high school
Family: Howard Stark (presumed deceased)
Maria Stark (deceased)
Powers/Weapons:
Iron Man Mark I Armor (info from http://iron-man-armored-adventures.wikia.com/wiki/Iron_Man_Armor_Mark_I):
- Enhanced Strength
- Encahnced Speed
- Enhanced Durability
- Flight
- Repulsor Gauntlets
- Repulsors: concentrated electrical/repulser fusion beams of repelling light energy
- Force Field Generation
- Secondary Propulsion: In addition to the boot jets, the gauntlet repulsors can be used for propulsion and steering
- Energy Absorption: He can directly absorb energy through his repulsors and release that energy in the form of a stronger unibeam.
- Unibeam: This is a stronger version of the repulsors which is emitted from power source on the chest. However, it rapidly drains the suit's power.
- Magnetic Manipulation: Iron Man can use magnetism to levitate, attract, or repel metal objects near him
- Sensor Systems: This allows the wearer to see and scan everything in front of him on the armor's heads-up display. The armor's sensors can see the electromagnetic spectrum, scan the environment and opponents for weaknesses, and warn the pilot of incoming danger.
- Life Support: The armor can sustain its wearer in hostile environments for an almost indefinite period of time.
- Onboard Computer: An internal artificial intelligence operating system that assists the wearer
- Comm Systems: The suit's communication systems allow the wearer to talk to the person at the Armory computer terminal, scan the news and police reports, hack into radio frequencies, establish a cellphone connection, and more.
Affiliation: Himself
Base Of Operations: The Armory, a secret lab he built under an abandoned warehouse
Personality: Tony is brave, selfless, and loyal. He generally has a positive and outgoing attitude, despite somewhat stunted social skills and difficulty interacting with normal (aka: of average intelligence) people. However, he also has some anger issues, and often gets a little too intense in serious or dangerous situations. He's also reckless, stubborn, and overconfident (bordering on arrogant). He trusts easily, but takes it very hard when that trust is betrayed.
Alignment: Chaotic Good
Unique features: An IQ off the charts and a staggeringly vast fortune
Likes: Anchovy pizza, mechanical engineering, energy drinks, haughty assholes with perfect hair and stupid eyebrows, rollerskates
Dislikes: Homework, research, Obadiah Stane, people who keep stealing his damn tech
Fears: Having his trust betrayed
Weakness: Tony's heart implant has to be recharged regularly. If he forgets to charge it, overexerts himself in the armor, or if the implant is damaged, it puts him in danger of cardiac arrest.
He's also a terrible liar.
One day, when returning from a testing site with his father, their jet exploded in midair. Tony survived thanks to the flying powered armor he had just invented and brought to show his dad, while Howard was presumed to have died in the crash. Tony's heart was severely damaged in the accident, requiring him to be outfitted with an experimental heart implant that keeps him alive. Six months later, he started attending high school at the Tomorrow Academy in New York, where he befriended Pepper Potts and Gene Khan. Obadiah Stane, who took over Stark International after Howard's death, cut Tony off from the company until he turns 18.
After stopping a runaway train in the armor and being dubbed "Iron Man" by the media, Tony decides to start using the armor to protect the city. At the same time, he is spying on Stane and trying to keep him from turning Stark International into a weapons manufacturer, as well as working with Gene to solve the mystery of the Makluan rings that his father was studying just before he died -- all while trying to keep up with his schoolwork.