| For other uses, see Gemini (disambiguation) |
The Iron Man Armor: Mark XXXIX, codenamed Gemini and Starboost, was Tony Stark's thirty-ninth Iron Man suit and was designed to specialize in sub-orbital space travel. It was a part of the Iron Legion and was destroyed during the Clean Slate Protocol.
History[]
The Starboost/Gemini armor was made by Tony Stark after the Battle of New York. As part of the Iron Legion, the Starboost Armor was used during the Battle on the Norco, against Aldrich Killian and his Extremis Soldiers. At the end of the battle, the remaining suits that were not destroyed by Extremis Soldiers were destroyed when Stark activated the Clean Slate Protocol, including the Mark XXXIX.[3]
Capabilities[]
The Starboost armor is used for sub-orbital space travel. As such, it has an incredibly durable exoskeleton. Its thrusters are capable of reaching great speeds at high altitudes. It is equipped with a high power "concussion" cannon, most likely shot through the chest RT.[3]
Alternate Versions[]
| Origin | Status | Creators | Owners | Users |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marvel's Phase Two Video Games | Active | Tony Stark | Tony Stark | Tony Stark |
| Iron Man 3: The Junior Novel | Destroyed | Tony Stark | Tony Stark | Tony Stark |
Appearances[]
In chronological order:
Iron Man 3
Iron Man 3 - The Official Game (alternate universe)
Iron Man 3: Suits of Armor (concurrent events)- Iron Man 3: The Junior Novel (alternate universe)
- The Wakanda Files: A Technological Exploration of the Avengers and Beyond (files)
Behind the Scenes[]
- According to the Mark XXXIX's designer Josh Nizzi, "The deep-space suit has small boosters all over the body, which control movement in zero gravity. Sections of the heat-resistant tiles protect the suit during re-entry and make for a nice contrasting material. The gold-plated visor used by many astronauts works perfectly with the Iron Man face. Early versions of the deep-space suit had very large detachable booster rockets; these got refined into a removable integrated backpack. We referenced materials and colors used in NASA vehicles and suits."[4]
References[]
| Armors | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Iron Man | |||
| Mark I • Mark II • Mark III • Mark IV • Mark V • Mark VI • Mark VII Iron Legion Mark VIII • Mark IX • Mark X • Mark XI • Mark XII • Mark XIII • Mark XIV • Mark XV • Mark XVI • Mark XVII • Mark XVIII • Mark XIX • Mark XX Mark XXI • Mark XXII • Mark XXIII • Mark XXIV • Mark XXV • Mark XXVI • Mark XXVII • Mark XXVIII • Mark XXIX • Mark XXX Mark XXXI • Mark XXXII • Mark XXXIII • Mark XXXIV • Mark XXXV • Mark XXXVI • Mark XXXVII • Mark XXXVIII • Mark XXXIX • Mark XL • Mark XLI Mark XLII • Mark XLIII • Mark XLIV • Mark XLV • Mark XLVI • Mark XLVII • Mark XLVIII • Mark L • Mark LXXXV Other Armors Classic Mark I • Classic • Stealth • Underwater • Sakaarian | |||
| Iron Monger | |||
| Mark I | |||
| War Machine | |||
| Mark I • Mark II • Mark III • Mark IV • Mark V • Mark VI | |||
| Whiplash | |||
| Mark I • Mark II | |||
| Spider-Man | |||
| Spider-Man Suit • Iron Spider Armor | |||
| Rescue | |||
| Mark XLIX Iron Man Armor | |||
| Ironheart | |||
| Mark I • Mark II • Mark III | |||
| HYDRA Stomper | |||
| Mark I • Mark II | |||