Talk: Mark 42 Armor

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...What? Is this Iron Man or isn't it? Darth henry The Dojo Turtles! 01:33, February 22, 2013 (UTC)

• It is, but the white head is for if you want to just display it. Story wise Tony's brain is linked up to the suit so he could summon it piece by piece anywhere and at anytime. Because he was then injected with the Extremis, the suit was able to assemble itself and come to life based on tony's thoughts, that's what is happening when Pepper is shocked by the suit.Djgourhan (talk) 01:41, February 22, 2013 (UTC)

Name

• I belive we named all of Stark's other suits with Roman, so shouldn't we have this one match? —Unsigned comment by Djgourhan (talk • contribs).
  • The naming policy's pretty clear on this:
    • For minifigures from a licensed theme, minifigures should be given the name that they are given on any official LEGO website, box or other official LEGO material...
      • Only referred to as 42
    • ...unless the name clearly contradicts the name of the character is meant to represent (for example, Shadow Stormtrooper minifigures are given the name "Shadowtrooper" by LEGO, however Shadowtroopers in the Star Wars Universe are distinctly different).
      • Not the case
    • If a licensed minifigure has officially been given more than one name by LEGO, then the more correct "in-universe" name should be used.
      • Only referred to as one name, so doesn't apply, but 42 is apparently more correct in-universe than XLII anyway (Marvel's suit reveals of the 17, 33, 35 and 38-40 all use numerals)
  • As far as the other suits go- I'm pretty sure the Marks VI and VII were never referred to as anything other than just "Iron Man" officially by LEGO, so if anything, it's them that should be changed. The Mark 5 suitcase is also referred to as Mark 5 (not Mark V) in the shop description NightblazeSaber 03:53, March 30, 2013 (UTC)