hsdrop said:how about laser blasters that show a short beam of light slow enough to see it traveling and able to dodge it lol
They don't come right out and say that his suit is equipped with inertial dampeners, but I always thought it had to have them. Otherwise, as you said, he wouldn't have made it out of the testing phase shown in the first film. He would've been squished meat in a can. That said, even inertial dampeners are pretty far fetched based on what they're expected to do.jackwhirl said:Iron Man's suit doesn't have inertia dampeners, yet he doesn't go splat inside of it.
Or one that can be stopped in mid-air while simultaneously freezing the person that fired it.hsdrop said:how about laser blasters that show a short beam of light slow enough to see it traveling and able to dodge it lol
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