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Boris Bullski was a special agent working for A.I.M. and given an armor similar to Iron Man's but made of titanium, earning him the moniker Titanium Man.
Biography[]
A.I.M. Operative[]
Robbery of the Russian Nuclear Facility[]
Titanium Man charges his armor
Boris Bullski was an operative of A.I.M. who wore a titanium suit that gave off nuclear energy. One day, the Russian Nuclear Facility, which Bullski ran, was attacked by Iron Man. Bullski contacted Iron Man, threatening the use of Tatyana, a weapon. Eventually, Stark destroyed Tatyana and many of the power sectors of the base, forcing Titanium Man to take matters into his own hands.
Bullski is defeated
Bullski flew down to an energy core and charged up his suit before taking on Iron Man. The two fought from long distance using their blasters as Bullski vowed to kill Stark. At one point, Bullski even flew at Iron Man, picked him up and then threw him at the ground. However, Titanium Man soon lost power and fell to the ground. Iron Man flew down and kicked Bullski to see if he was moving. Bullski stayed still, but once Stark left, he regained movement in his hand.[2]
Rematch[]
Bullski returns for a rematch
Bullski wanted a rematch with Iron Man once he recovered and flew to Stark Industries Headquarters. Once there, Bullski slammed into Stark, sending him flying. As Stark realized what was happening, he remarked how he was annoyed Bullski was still alive. Titanium Man said that he warned Stark and now he will pay. Bullski then attacked as the two dueled. Bullski eventually got close enough and threw Stark down.
Titanium Man is shot at by Iron Man
However, Bullski's armor needed a recharge, so he went to some charging station in the vicinity. Realizing this, Stark started destroying the stations, angering Bullski who could not keep hold of his power. As the last charging station fell, so did Bullski's power. A weak Bullski tried to battle Iron Man, only for the latter's attacks to be too strong. Titanium Man soon gave in and was killed as he fell to the ground.[2]
Personality[]
Titanium Man was often very angry and stubborn when it came to fighting his opponents. He believed in revenge, but also thought that his own presence was a threat as he told Iron Man that he was warning him.
Powers and Abilities[]
- Titanium Man Armor Capabilities: Bullski was given the armor by A.I.M., which allowed him to absorb energy, making him more powerful and to fly.
- Superhuman Strength: While in the armor, Bullski had tremendous strength, which allowed him to go toe-to-toe with Iron Man. During this, he even threw Stark.
- Superhuman Durability: Bullski had more durability while wearing the suit. The durability was more than Iron Man gave him credit for as Stark believed Bullski to be dead when he was not.
- Superhuman Speed: Bullski could fly, which allowed him to reach great speeds to get to Los Angeles to attack Iron Man.
- Superhuman Agility: Bullski's agility also rivaled Iron Man as he was able to perform maneuvers that discombobulated Stark.
- Superhuman Stamina: Bullski also had good stamina, allowing him to battle Iron Man without breaking a sweat.
- Flight: Titanium Man could fly while using the armor, allowing him to fight in aerial battles as well as fly from Russia to Los Angeles. However, his flight is what caused him to fall to his death when his armor failed him.
- Energy Absorption: As a main component of his suit, Bullski could absorb energy and make his suit more powerful. he did this at the Russian Nuclear Facility, allowing A.I.M. the chance to use nuclear energy as a power source. He also used energy ports in Los Angeles before they were destroyed by Iron Man.
- Power Suit: Bullski also had many other abilities such as a radio communication and energy blasts.
Equipment[]
- Titanium Man Armor: Bullski was given an armor by A.I.M. so he could absorb energy to get a power source.
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References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Iron Man: The Official Video Game Credits Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 Version
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Iron Man: The Official Video Game PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 version
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