*CHASE Costume[]
| Golden Avenger Costume | ||
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| Cost: 1325 
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| Costume Information: Drop, In-game Store (Limited Time) | ||
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| First Appearance: Tales of Suspense #40 (April 1963) | ||
| Costume History: Gray goes gold when Tony Stark gives his armor a new look, just in time to face a prehistoric powerhouse! Iron Man vs. his first super-powered opponent! | ||
Costumes[]
| Extremis Armor Costume | ||
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| Cost: Default | ||
| Costume Information: Unlocked with Iron Man | ||
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| First Appearance: Iron Man #5 Vol. 4 (Mar. 2006) | ||
| Costume History: After being put into critical condition in battle with a new enemy, Tony Stark injected his nervous system with the virus known as Extremis in order to save his life. With Extremis, Tony Stark can control the Iron Man armor as if it were a part of him, going so far as to store the armor in the hollows of his bones. | ||
| Classic Armor Costume | ||
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| Cost: 450
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| Costume Information: Drop, In-game Store, Random Costume Recipe | ||
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| First Appearance: tales of suspense # 48 september 1963 | ||
| Costume History: Tony Stark's Mk. V armor was a refinement of the classic "red-and-gold" armor and is perhaps the best known version of it. | ||
| Stealth Armor Costume | ||
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| Costume Information: Drop from Fortune Card Mark 1 | ||
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| First Appearance: Iron Man #152 (Nov. 1981) | ||
| Costume History: Iron Man originally used the Stealth armor for reconnaissance, using it to take pictures and monitor the base of the Heaven's Hand with various scanners and other gadgets. | ||
| Silver Centurion Costume | ||
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| Cost: 600
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| Costume Information: Drop, In-game Store, Random Costume Recipe | ||
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| First Appearance: Iron Man #200 (Nov. 1985) | ||
| Costume History: Though it was originally built to be James Rhodes' suit of armor and a proof of concept altogether, Tony Stark ended up donning the Silver Centurion armor in his battle against Obadiah Stane. After Stane's defeat, Tony used the Silver Centurion armor until its destruction near the conclusion of the "Armor Wars" storyline. | ||
| Marvel NOW! Costume | ||
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| Cost: 950
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| Costume Information: Drop, In-game Store, Random Costume Recipe | ||
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| First Appearance: Iron Man Vol 5 #1 (January 2013) | ||
| Costume History: First appearing in Marvel NOWI's Iron Man #1, Tony Stark's new armor is made up of newly developed smart metals that can transform and adapt in real-time to an exo-skeleton form. | ||
| Mark I Costume | ||
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| Cost: 750
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| Costume Information: Drop, In-game Store, Random Costume Recipe | ||
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| First Appearance: Tales of Suspense #39 (March 1963) | ||
| Costume History: Alter being kidnapped in Vietnam, Tony Stark was forced to develop weapons for his captors in order to receive surgery for the shrapnel that was approaching his heart. At the cost of his assistant Yinsen's life, Tony was able to use the Mk I to escape and defeat Wong-Chu in one on one combat. (sic) | ||
| Mark II Costume | ||
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| Cost: 600
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| Costume Information: Drop, In-game Store, Random Costume Recipe | ||
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| First Appearance: Iron Man (May 2008) | ||
| Costume History: After Tony Stark's escape from captivity, he constructed a highly advanced and upgraded version of the Iron Man armor, complete with repulsor tech flight control and Stark's personal AI, JARVIS. | ||
| Mark III Costume | ||
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| Cost: 450
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| Costume Information: Drop, In-game Store, Random Costume Recipe | ||
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| First Appearance: Iron Man (May 2008) | ||
| Costume History: The Iron Man Mark III armor was built with a freeze resistant gold-titanium alloy, upgraded power supply, and "hot rod red" paint job. It was this armor that Tony used to hunt down those who had stolen his tech and to battle Obadiah Stane's own suit of armor. | ||
| Mark IV Costume | ||
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| Cost: 450
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| Costume Information: Drop, In-game Store, Random Costume Recipe | ||
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| First Appearance: Iron Man 2 (May 2010) | ||
| Costume History: After the Mark III was badly damaged during the battle with Obadiah Stane, Tony Stark built an upgraded version of the armor featuring a more sleekdesign, but similar color scheme and weapon systems. | ||
| Mark V Costume | ||
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| Cost: 750
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| Costume Information: Drop, In-game Store, Random Costume Recipe | ||
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| First Appearance: Iron Man 2 (May 2010) | ||
| Costume History: {{{costume history}}} | ||
| Mark VI Costume | ||
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| Cost: 600
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| Costume Information: Drop, In-game Store, Random Costume Recipe | ||
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| First Appearance: Iron Man 2 (May 2010) | ||
| Costume History: After Tony Stark's previous suits sustained heavy damage, he sought to build a new, upgraded suit. The Mark VI was used during the battle with Hammer's drones and Ivan Vanko as well as as the battle with Thor. | ||
| Iron Man (Mark VI Armor) | ||
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| Cost: 950
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| Costume Information: Drop, In-game Store, Random Costume Recipe | ||
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| First Appearance: Marvel's The Avengers (May 2012) | ||
| Costume History: In Marvel's The Avengers, Tony Stark threatens Loki with the power of the Avengers, leading Loki to throw Tony from Stark Tower. It is the Mark VII that saves Tony, deployed by JARVIS with a unique rocket-like delivery system. | ||
| Iron Man 3 Mark 42 Costume | ||
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| Costume Information: Exclusive costume for Ultimate Pack owners | ||
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| First Appearance: Marvel's Iron Man 3 (May 2013) | ||
| Costume History: Tony Stark's newest armor featured in Marvers Iron Man 3 can be controlled remotely by Tony or summoned to his location at a moments notice. | ||
| Starboost Costume | ||
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| Cost: 950 (PC)100 (Console)
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| Costume Information: Drop, In-game Store, Random Costume Recipe | ||
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| First Appearance: Marvel's Iron Man 3 (May 2013) | ||
| Costume History: One of many new armors featured in Iron Man 3, the Sub-Orbital Armor nicknamed "Starboost" by Tony Stark features a sleek white and gold paint job, solar reflective visor, and large repulsor jets designed for space travel. | ||
| Heartbreaker Costume | ||
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| Cost: 950
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| Costume Information: Drop, In-game Store, Random Costume Recipe | ||
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| First Appearance: Marvel's Iron Man 3 (May 2013) | ||
| Costume History: One of the many new armors featured in Iron Man 3, the Artillery-level RT Armor nicknamed "Heartbreaker" by Tony Stark features a massive Repulsor Technology unit on its chest. This RT unit is designed specifically for delivering large-scale Unibeam attacks, though the suit is fully outfitted for all forms of combat. | ||
| Shotgun Costume | ||
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| Cost: 950 (PC)100 (Console)
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| Costume Information: Drop, In-game Store, Random Costume Recipe | ||
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| First Appearance: Marvel's Iron Man 3 (May 2013) | ||
| Costume History: One of the many new armors featured in Iron Man 3, the Hyper Velocity Armor nicknamed "Shotgun" by Tony Stark features enhanced thrusters and a visor shield for supersonic travel with a shiny silver paint job. | ||
| Nightclub Costume | ||
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| Cost: 95 Horizon Labs Microchip | ||
| Costume Information: Drop from Fortune Card Mark 2 | ||
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| First Appearance: Marvel's Iron Man 3 (May 2013) | ||
| Costume History: One of the many new armors featured in Iron Man 3, the Stealth armor nicknamed "Nightclub" by Tony Stark is designed to be lightweight and sleek, with anti-radar systems and a streamlined weapons system. | ||
| Hulkbuster Costume | ||
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| Cost: 1250
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| Costume Information: Drop, In-game Store, Random Costume Recipe | ||
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| First Appearance: Marvel's Iron Man 3 (May 2013) | ||
| Costume History: Though it was originally designed to go toe-to-toe with a frenzied Hulk, Tony Stark and the New Avengers were forced to battle this modern version of the Hulkbuster armor when a terrorist reprogrammed it to rampage through New York's Times Square. | ||
| Guardians of the Galaxy (Red) Costume | ||
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| Cost: 950
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| Costume Information: Drop, In-game Store, Random Costume Recipe | ||
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| First Appearance: Guardians of the Galaxy #1 (May 2013) | ||
| Costume History: After meeting the Guardians of the Galaxy during a battle with Thanos - Tony Stark created this new armor (also known as the Mk III Space Armor) to travel off-world. Using this armor, Tony traveled with the Guardians for a time, battling Star-Lord's father J-Son and others before returning to Earth. | ||
| Guardians of the Galaxy (White) Costume | ||
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| Cost: 95 Future Foundation Communication Device 950
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| Costume Information: Drop from Future Fortune Card | ||
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| First Appearance: This costume is a Marvel Heroes exclusive color variant. | ||
| Costume History: This is a Marvel Heroes Pro Pack color variant of the red Iron Man Mk III Space Armor. Tony created this armor after battling alongside the Guardians of the Galaxy against Thanos. With off-world capabilities, his new armor allowed Tony to travel with the Guardians and share in their adventures for a time, before returning to Earth. | ||
| Age of Ultron Movie Hulkbuster Costume | ||
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| Cost: 1250
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| Costume Information: Drop, In-game Store, Random Costume Recipe | ||
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| First Appearance: Avengers: Age of Ultron (May 2015) | ||
| Costume History: In Avengers: Age of Ultron, the world finds itself under siege by the nefarious Ultron. Since the Avengers' last encounter on the Helicarrier proved disastrous, a new precautionary measure has been built: the Hulkbuster. | ||
| Age of Ultron Movie Mark 43 Costume | ||
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| Costume Information: Free for Login (02/05/2015), Drop from Marvelous Loot Box (Console) | ||
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| First Appearance: Avengers: Age of Ultron (May 2015) | ||
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| Mark 46 Civil War Movie Costume | ||
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| Cost: 950
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| Costume Information: Drop, In-game Store, Random Costume Recipe | ||
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| First Appearance: Captain America: Civil War (May 2016) | ||
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| Spider-Man: Homecoming Mark 47 Armor Costume | ||
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| Cost: 95  (PC)100 (Console)
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| Costume Information: Drop from Spider-Man Homecoming Fortune Card (PC) drop from Spider-Man Loot Box (Console) | ||
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| First Appearance: Spider-Man: Homecoming (Jun. 2017) | ||
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