Iron Man Is Born

The episodes of this series are, by nature, frenetic-eager to tell as much as possible within a 20-minute span-and they succeed brilliantly. Each one expands an increasingly rich universe of characters that feels more alive than the MCU or other productions from the same company. This episode is no exception. It presents Tony's dilemma through dialogue that avoids being overly expositional or artificial, clearly establishing his starting point so you understand how he got there-no need for slow introductions; it jumps straight into the action, keeping your eyes glued to the screen and drawing you into this impressive universe.

It also delves into his relationships and conflicts with other morally gray characters, like Nick Fury, who takes center stage in the second part of the episode-which is, if possible, even better. Without giving away spoilers, expect some fantastic action scenes, especially for an animated series that's a few years old. It makes great use of color, dynamic pacing, and camera angles. You'll encounter imposing villains and unexpected twists, and the show proves it knows how to consistently develop both its intriguing heroes and worthy antagonists.

Animation: Great, bright, colourful Animation

story: Generic story. Not sure how long Stark was Iron Man before this episode.

Fight: The first fight was pretty good long fight. Iron Man wasn't OP as usual. Hydra put up a good fight

Villain: Hydra was Tough. They show up and fight. They are a Tough, tricky foe Grim Reaper was cool. I Loved his voice. Very underused character in marvel I might add.

Heroes: Iron Man had a cool showing. Shown that he can't do it alone. Not sure if I can include SHIELD as a hero but they had a good debut. Fury is no push over.

Cliff Hanger: They peaked

Highlight: Animation is beautiful.

Verdict: Prefer this Iron Man over MCU iron man. He's not an over sarcastic, rude or a jerk.