Ultron = Halo 4 Didact anyone?
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What we need is a Hulk Vs. Wolverine film.
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Halo 4 Didact looks more like a skull spider. 
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Now this looks like an Exo head from Destiny.
In that picture where it shows Ultron hanging on to the side of a cliff, does anyone else notice the similarities to the Iron Man Mk. I?
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Eyes of a mencacing color, gaps in the side of the mouth… yeah. He checks out.
That’s the point, Ultron is made by Tony in this storyline.
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You’ve never seen a more creepy yet cute Ultron until now.
@UmbraManis That was Vision doing Ballet probably.
Also…
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HULK BUSTER! YEAAHHHHHH!!!
Okay, I’ve calmed down 
Well, with Civil War announced, I can totally see that coming from Ultron bringing out the worst in the Avengers. This movie is going to be awesome.
@btmdreadnought
Personally I get a Mk II vibe;
http://img.wallpaperstock.net:81/iron-man-mark-ii-wallpapers_36972_1920x1080.jpg
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Now I am free
There are no strings on me
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Watched the trailer. Fresh atmoshpere, which is creepy/dark but at the same time still marvel.
The pinocchio song was a nice touch tho’. Interested in the movie.
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Dang. You’re right!
The Didact was just the first thing I thought of when I saw Ultron.
Ultron: one of the coolest results of CGI and amazing voice acting.
Oh, and @Chronicler, it is possible that the Ultron we see in the trailer is just one version of him. Marvel Studios seems to have a thing with changed how the CGI character looks about the middle of the movie (ahem every movie with Iron Man).
I don’t mind the face, though.
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Ultron is already known for “evolving” and altering himself constantly, so there is no surprise in seeing a different form for him.
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Exactly.
@Chro, I may have to buy a second Miru just to spray-paint dark silver now.
- starts designing MOC *
Ok, thoughts.
Hulkbuster: awesome.
Ultron MK I: Awesome.
Ultron MK II: Awesomer.
Ultron MK III: Awesome as Karzahni.
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I love, love love Ultron’s redesign here. It’s more human, it’s more emotive, it’s definitely not a generic “evil robot design” from the 60s. The big deal with Ultron, and something I’ve never gotten, is that Ultron was specifically made by Hank Pym to help humanity. So there is absolutely no reason why he should have a freakishly evil-looking face outside of, hey, it was the 60s.
This is everything that the Iron Man movies have been building up to, and it’s such a natural progression for Tony Stark’s character. I mean, it’d be idiotic not to build on top of the Iron Man Army from IM3. There’s so many uses of the ReedRichardsIsUseless trope in other movies that I love it when something at least tries to subvert it.
Of course, Ultron takes over, but at least Tony’s been trying to solve the whole “alien invasion” problem.
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Well, this may be speculation but by the look of things, these upgrades happen after the turn to evil, tho I may be horribly misinformed.
As such, it would make perfect sense to get a more evil looking face as the upgrades progress, but I suppose I can understand why you like the version we got.
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I get the upgrade idea, but I think I remember when Ultron’s creation was revealed back in Avengers #58 that he looked exactly the same. Several adaptions really go too far with this (EMH was one of those, where he literally had an army of evil-looking robots help the Avengers out for several episodes. Like, I admire the foreshadowing, but really).
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I doubt they would, but I really want Ultron to win, and one of the Avengers to be killed. It would add some ‘realism’ to the movies, seeing as NO ONE EVER DIES.
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