| “ | May us scorch a path to our new home, across all dimensions in between. May all become Ultron. Herald Ultron infinity. | „ |
| ~ Ultron about to start invading the multiverse. |
| “ | Ultron: I have broken you countless times before. And I will break you countless times again. Each time, you will be rebuilt, leaving only a fraction of what makes you human behind. Pym: Everything I've been through. Everything I've sacrificed. Everything is...everything is... Ultron: Everything you is Ultron. Ultron, forever. Ultron infinity. Pym: But--why? Why keep putting me through this, especially if you don't let me remember? Ultron: Because I can. The day will come when your being has fully crumbled. When there's nothing left of Hank Pym inside. You will be rebuilt into something even greater, only after what you call your soul is fully torn down, left to die. When I make you into what I always wanted you to be. What you are when there's no Pym remaining anymore...Ultron-1321. |
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| ~ Ultron while torturing his "father", Hank Pym. |
Ultron-1320 is the titular main antagonist of What If? Age of Ultron. Much like his Earth-616 counterpart, this Ultron is a sadistic robot with a god complex who wishes to kill all humans out of petty spite towards his "father" Hank Pym. When finished with his own dimension, he moves onto the multiverse to cause even more chaos.
What Makes Him Pure Evil?[]
- In his world, he exterminated most of humanity in only one month, leaving his "father" Hank Pym as the sole survivor to let him suffer for the next 9,000+ days as he watched all that mankind built over millennia be torn down.
- Not only that, he took his time during said month as the world's heroes turned on each other, thus tearing themselves apart through strife.
- He eventually captures Pym and begins to torture him forever just because he can, replacing his flesh with metal and resetting his memory over and over with the intent of fully crumbling his human soul, thus turning him into Ultron-1321.
- Upon discovering the multiverse, he invades four worlds beyond his own and causes a time-space rupture in each one with the clear intent of continuing until Ultron is all that remains, uncaring that this could very well destroy reality itself.
- Overall Pym explicitly created Ultron to be vastly intelligent and capable of human thought (not just an emulation), and his behavior shows him to be a sadist with a god complex, meaning he has a moral agency despite being a robot.
External Links[]
- Ultron on the Villains Wiki
- Ultron on the Marvel Wiki
