cryptidsnail:

keep-a-bucket-full-of-stars:

tcnvstark:

It’s nanotech, you like it?

Peter’s mask snaps into place almost 100 times faster then Tony’s does and if that doesn’t imply that Tony (besides putting his own safety below his son’s) wanted to keep his kid as safe as possible and designed Peter’s suit to do just that then idk what does 

i totally could see that, but consider this

tony is aware of how sexy the nanotech looks when it forms around him and can’t help but want to be dramatic af about it

both of these are super valid, but i’d also like to throw in that there must be a moment of disorientation when the mask is forming around the eyes, and for that split second the wearer is vulnerable. tony also likely has more control over the nanotech

so tony is delaying the formation of his mask, making it go that bit slower and leaving himself unprotected so that he can watch to make sure peter is okay while his mask forms, and only after that does he take care of himself

saltybatman:

Honey, I’m sorry…

he’s so scared. every time i see this scene all i can think about is how absolutely terrified tony looks

this is why he’s my hero. this is why he’s earth’s greatest defender. because he’s so very very scared and vulnerable and he’s just a man in a can but he does what has to be done anyway. he fights to protect the whole goddamn world even though he’s absolutely petrified because he can and therefore he should

tony stark faced his absolute worst fear during infinity war and we can see him faltering in the face of that fear right here in this gifset. but then he just keeps going

and to me that’s the most heroic act in the whole goddamn movie

fyeahmarvel:


Tony trying desperately to talk Quill down. He’s only known this man for
hours, not particularly been a fan, but he knows this rage all too well.
He burned men alive after losing Yinsen, blew up Killian for threatening Pepper (not his fault it didn’t take), and tried to kill Bucky to avenge his parents, putting him in near-lethal combat with Steve. Tony knows all about losing it in the clutch, so his noble attempt to keep Quill from the same is devastating in its failure.

One thing that adds to this, is the fact that this isn’t the first time
Tony has had to beg someone to ‘stick to the plan’. However, unlike
Yinsen, who paid for it with his own life, Quill was going to pay for it
with not just his own life, but trillions more. (x)

sirenally:

ruffaled:

elphierix:

this is the single most compelling piece of evidence in my “tony stark does not wear normal clothes anymore” theory. i firmly believe that this man wakes up in the morning and uses nanobots to create his outfit for the day

“tony, why?” says pepper the first time he does this. “it’s cheaper than a tailor” replies tony, admiring the way the nano-fabric hugs his butt. “it definitely isn’t” says pepper, also admiring his butt

this is further supported by how his sunglasses meld into his suit when they’re still in New York. even if you think the idea that he makes all of his clothes out of nanobots is foolish he most certainly did make those sunglasses

so therefore the reason tony’s shirt has disappeared is that he used those nanobots in the fight against thanos, or maybe to help patch up his wound. either way it shows how tony was really digging into the very depths of his available resources (are his underpants gone too? who can say? well, i can say and i say definitely)

in conclusion, tony stark is a dramatic fashion forward extra bitch who makes all his own clothes

Tim Gunn would approve.

Oh! Oh! I have some additional supporting evidence for this! Take a look at Tony’s back in this scene. We get a clean, well lit shot of his back in the undersuit, and what is missing? An exit wound.

When Thanos stabbed Tony the shiv clearly went straight through, and visibley pierced out his back.

The lack of a tear in the suit here suggests that this was either a blatant mistake or, as you have suggested, that Tony’s undersuit is also comprised of nanotech, and that he reformed the garment. I prefer to believe the latter.

And if you want to explore it just a bit further, compare how the undersuit composition changes in following scenes. Specifically watch how the hood and und undershirt (as @elphierix pointed out) change throughout the film. The undersuit which is peeking through the broken armor is clearly different. It appears to have changed completely, with no hood, no undershirt, and with a different neckline. Perhaps Tony had time later on to shift to this more streamlined version of the undersuit. Either way I think this is all strong evidence to support the nanotech undersuit theory.

i can’t believe my crack theory is getting more and more plausible with each passing day but i am so here for it

lilybelfast:

elphierix:

this is the single most compelling piece of evidence in my “tony stark does not wear normal clothes anymore” theory. i firmly believe that this man wakes up in the morning and uses nanobots to create his outfit for the day

“tony, why?” says pepper the first time he does this. “it’s cheaper than a tailor” replies tony, admiring the way the nano-fabric hugs his butt. “it definitely isn’t” says pepper, also admiring his butt

this is further supported by how his sunglasses meld into his suit when they’re still in New York. even if you think the idea that he makes all of his clothes out of nanobots is foolish he most certainly did make those sunglasses

so therefore the reason tony’s shirt has disappeared is that he used those nanobots in the fight against thanos, or maybe to help patch up his wound. either way it shows how tony was really digging into the very depths of his available resources (are his underpants gone too? who can say? well, i can say and i say definitely)

in conclusion, tony stark is a dramatic fashion forward extra bitch who makes all his own clothes

This reminds me of how comic Peter Parker made the symbiote form into clothes so he wouldn’t have to run into an alleyway to undress and then put on spandex. That’s why the bombastic bag man is a thing:

Because Peter started to worry about the symbiote making him more and more angsty, so he went to the Fantastic Four because they’re friends so they could examine it. Thing is, by this point he’s gotten so used to wearing symbiote clothes that he’s only wearing underwear underneath the suit while Reed keeps the symbiote. Peter gets to borrow an old F4 suit, but since they don’t wear masks he has to wear a paper bag over his head. For good measure Johnny Storm puts a “kick me” note onto his back.

asstigfjkkkjjvvnklll like father like son

this is the single most compelling piece of evidence in my “tony stark does not wear normal clothes anymore” theory. i firmly believe that this man wakes up in the morning and uses nanobots to create his outfit for the day

“tony, why?” says pepper the first time he does this. “it’s cheaper than a tailor” replies tony, admiring the way the nano-fabric hugs his butt. “it definitely isn’t” says pepper, also admiring his butt

this is further supported by how his sunglasses meld into his suit when they’re still in New York. even if you think the idea that he makes all of his clothes out of nanobots is foolish he most certainly did make those sunglasses

so therefore the reason tony’s shirt has disappeared is that he used those nanobots in the fight against thanos, or maybe to help patch up his wound. either way it shows how tony was really digging into the very depths of his available resources (are his underpants gone too? who can say? well, i can say and i say definitely)

in conclusion, tony stark is a dramatic fashion forward extra bitch who makes all his own clothes

fannishcodex:

kirschade:

Earth just lost her best defender

#oop there he goes #tony stark #infinity war #marvel #ya’ll are gonna make homeboy have another anxiety attack#steve: that’s right tony. the fate of half the universe as well as us depends on you. you’re our only hope. #tony: [guyplayingguitarthenscreaming.mp4]#can’t believe tony’s going to singlehandedly save the entire mcu in a4 cheers i’ll drink to that bro #draws.jpg