Note: I used microsoft paint for the art, and it was the first time I actually drew on paint, so please don't hate on it.

Everything that happens in any universe can happen in Minecraft.
When Tony Stark quit being Iron Man, I decided that it was hi-time I invented my own Iron Man armour.

I decided that if I wanted to make an Iron Man armour, it would be actual iron, not gold-titanium. But Mark I was very heavy, so I decided that iron wasn't the best choice. I then chose uranium, a much lighter alloy, for my mark 2.Then the armour was very quick, but was a bit out of control. I was about to give up, but I knew there was one metal- light, yet heavy eough to stay in control, and very durable- adamantium. In Minecraft, it's alot easier to find adamantium, so I was ale to make a light alloy armour. Eventually, I streamlined it so it would like like a traditional Iron Man armour. I coloured it purple and blue, and named it the Quazmos. Later, I got a very bad disliking for purple after an incident that I don't like to talk about, so I sprayed silver paint over it. The silver paint was heavy, and so my Marks III and IV were trahed. My Mark V Was adamantium, but this time I just didn't spray the mask and armourings, as they were already silver. The rest stayed blue. I also made it so it could change into a briefcase, like the traditional Mark V from Iron Man 2. Mark VI was the same design, just a bit bulkier, with cleaner energy. So, I followed tradition and Made the Mark VI with a triangle chestpiece. By that time, the age of blue was pretty much over. Blue was getting old- If I wanted lighter, faster, shinier armour, I was going to need pure ores. So, I went with Black Iron and Vibranium. The Vibranium also acted as a thorns 3 enchantment, and the black iron was sleek, for faster turns and a cool colour. Of course, it's BLACK iron so, it's, well, BLACK. What a surprise. But anyway, I was satisfied with it.

But somehow, my dealigs with the matter had gotten to villains. I didn't get such a powerful villain, but I did get a dark one. (Darn, how disappointing, I like powerful villains, not dark ones.) Word got around to Ezekiel Stane. Stane was a black market dealer, weapons designer and murderer. And, to make matters worse, he was the son of the Iron Monger, one of the first enemies of Iron Man. Well anyway, he got to where I was and didn't give himself any notice until he tried to shoot me with rays as hot as the sun. Fair enough, I had finished most of the armour. But the part I liked most were the repulsors. The repulsors had rays that didn't harm, but sent the target to an asteroid with a supply of oygen. (Unless I released the oxygen. Tee-hee!) But, if need be, I would use the repulsors as harming weapons. But for now, Stane was defeated... too easily for my taste. Of course, he was actually not beaten. He had somehow hacked into my systems to make the ray just send him back to his lab. Once I found that out I nearly laughed, other than the fact that that was really going to be annoying. But anyway, I got my bland armour streamlined again, making the Mark VIIII. So I had pretty much done the first part of the Iron Legion 2.0. But Stane would be back- he always will be.



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