Cyber-Virus Extremis Universe

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Cyber-Virus Extremis Universe
Appearances
Game	Iron Man 3 - The Official Game (Java ME version) Thor: The Dark World - The Official Game (Java ME version) Avengers: Age of Ultron - Global Chaos

The "Cyber-Virus Extremis" Universe is a universe where A.I.M. developed a cyber-virus called Extremis, Malekith gained allies to obtain Uru, and Ultron attacked the Avengers.

History

To be added

Residents

Avengers Tony Stark/Iron Man Thor Steve Rogers/Captain America Bruce Banner/Hulk Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow Clint Barton/Hawkeye Stark Industries Pepper Potts Abe Klein Cherry Wood J.A.R.V.I.S. A.I.M. Mandarin Edward Savin Ellen Brandt

Matthew Ellis Malekith Heimdall Fandral Ice Breaker Marauders Kronan Stone Man Odin Maria Hill HYDRA Wolfgang von Strucker/Baron Strucker Locke Tony Masters/Taskmaster Ultron Nick Fury

Landmarks

• United States of America
  • California
    • Santa Monica
    • Malibu
• New York City, New York
  • Stark Labs
  • Avengers Tower
• Tennessee
  • Rose Hill
• Florida
  • Miami
• Asgard
  • Rainbow Bridge
• Jotunheim
• Sokovia
  • HYDRA Research Base
• Seoul, South Korea
  • Ultron's Factory
• Sydney, Australia
  • St. James Station
• South Africa

Behind the Scenes

Continuity

This section requires expansion

Each of the games in the "Cyber-Virus Extremis" universe are independently considered non-canon to the Marvel Cinematic Universe due to contradictions they have with the MCU.

While talking about the mobile versions of the Phase Two games in an interview with VentureBeat, Marvel Vice President of Business Development Sean Haran was asked about the inclusion of Iso-8 in these and several other games not connected to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Haran responded, "I think it’s our attempt to connect — even if it’s a loose thread — the games that we’re creating day-to-day. Obviously, our [movie] studio making the Marvel cinematic universe (sic) has kind of painted a template for how to do that in a huge and compelling way. The Marvel games group is aspiring to eventually achieve that level. And by taking little things that get people familiar with the games and carry it over from one thing to another — that little bit of familiarity and connective tissue opens the door for other possibilities, be it storytelling or crossover events or other things like that. It’s part of our long-term strategy to try to find a way to do that in a cool, fun way that doesn’t feel shoe-horned or jammed in there." Therefore, all Phase Two mobile games with Iso-8 can be taken as the same universe and thus carries over to the Java versions.