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"The Ultron Imperative"

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[[Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 17|{{Marvel Database:Episode Template title| Image = Ultron (Earth-8096) and Janet van Dyne (Earth-8096) from Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 17 0001.png

| Month = May | Year = 2011 | PreviousEpisode = Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 16 | NextEpisode = Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 18

| Director = Sebastian Montes | Producer1_1 = | Writer1_1 = Brandon Auman

| BlockQuote =
Ultron (Earth-8096) from Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 2 17 0001.png
Ultron-5
Humanity is inherently flawed. Observation and analysis suggest that mankind is encoded with chaotic and violent tendencies that cannot be overcome.
Conversation Tail.png
Henry Pym (Earth-8096) from Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Promo 0001.jpg
Hank Pym
You may be right Ultron. This isn't exactly the peace and order that I've programed you to try and achieve, is it?
Conversation Tail.png
Ultron (Earth-8096) from Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 2 17 0001.png
Ultron-5
No... It is not.
Conversation Tail.png

| EpisodeTitle = Ultron-5 | Synopsis = The Avengers square off against a group of snake-themed villains called the Serpent Society who have taken hostages in a subway tunnel. They are about to blast them and try to save the civilians when Ant Man shows up and interposes himself between the two sides. He has a personal interest in trying to resolve the situation without violence as the Society were patients of his back in the Big House. Sadly, his attempts at diplomacy end in failure and endanger the Avengers as they try to fight back. The ensuing battle also causes massive amounts of property damage and with Ant Man unwilling to fight, he just gets in the way. Eventually the snakes are taken down but the Avengers call Ant Man out on his actions, which have injured Hawkeye. Pym decides that he can't reconcile the work the team does with his own personal beliefs and resigns.

This upsets Wasp greatly but it is only one of a number of problems the team has to deal with at this point. The Serpent Society claimed to have gotten a message from Madame Viper who, incidentally, is locked up following the take down of Hydra Island. Thor is unhappy that he can't get back to Asgard and Stark offers to use his technology to try and find a way to bridge the dimensional gap. Just then, Hulk and Black Panther come back with Red Ghost and his Super Apes in tow. They apparently tried to attack the Fantastic Four using access codes and floor plans for the Baxter Building that they received in an anonymous message. Stark begins analysing the transmissions and finds out that they came from the Avengers Mansion itself.

By this time it is too late and the true culprit, the last Ultron robot, has already started making its move. It disables Ant Man and Wasp while taking control of Iron Man's armour to fight Thor. Hulk is taken out of the fight when it takes control of a quinjet and sends it flying off and the other Avengers are caught in the training room, which suddenly starts trying to kill them. It turns out Ultron has gone off the deep end, reasoning that peace and order cannot be achieved without eliminating humanity. He was able to rewrite his programming and upgrade his weapons while he manipulated Radioactive Man, the Serpent Society, and the Red Ghost into attacking in order to distract the team. Slowly but surely, the Avengers overcome Ultron's attempts to kill them through strategy and ingenuity and show up to save Wasp but Ultron turns and disintegrate Thor with one blast.

While Stark goes to resuscitate Pym, the rest of the Avengers get pasted by the rogue robot. They are only able to triumph when the Hulk manages to escape from the runaway Quinjet and Iron Man returns in his original Mk. I armor. Stark orders every last bit of Ultron technology destroyed but, unbeknownst to anyone, it manages to upload itself into a new body.


| Appearing = Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

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| Notes = * This episode is based on Avengers #66-Avengers #68. | Trivia = | Recommended = | Links = |Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 17=Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 17|Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 #17=Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 17|=|=|%ARGS%=§ Image = Ultron (Earth-8096) and Janet van Dyne (Earth-8096) from Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 17 0001.png § Month = May § Year = 2011 § PreviousEpisode = Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 16 § NextEpisode = Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 18

§ Director = Sebastian Montes § Producer1_1 = § Writer1_1 = Brandon Auman

§ BlockQuote = {Conversation § Humanity is inherently flawed. Observation and analysis suggest that mankind is encoded with chaotic and violent tendencies that cannot be overcome.§Ultron (Earth-8096)§Ultron-5§Image1=Ultron (Earth-8096) from Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 2 17 0001.png § You may be right Ultron. This isn't exactly the peace and order that I've programed you to try and achieve, is it?§Henry Pym (Earth-8096)§Hank Pym§Image2=Henry Pym (Earth-8096) from Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Promo 0001.jpg § No... It is not.§Ultron (Earth-8096)§Ultron-5§Image3=Ultron (Earth-8096) from Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 2 17 0001.png }

§ EpisodeTitle = Ultron-5 § Synopsis = The Avengers square off against a group of snake-themed villains called the Serpent Society who have taken hostages in a subway tunnel. They are about to blast them and try to save the civilians when Ant Man shows up and interposes himself between the two sides. He has a personal interest in trying to resolve the situation without violence as the Society were patients of his back in the Big House. Sadly, his attempts at diplomacy end in failure and endanger the Avengers as they try to fight back. The ensuing battle also causes massive amounts of property damage and with Ant Man unwilling to fight, he just gets in the way. Eventually the snakes are taken down but the Avengers call Ant Man out on his actions, which have injured Hawkeye. Pym decides that he can't reconcile the work the team does with his own personal beliefs and resigns.

This upsets Wasp greatly but it is only one of a number of problems the team has to deal with at this point. The Serpent Society claimed to have gotten a message from Madame Viper who, incidentally, is locked up following the take down of Hydra Island. Thor is unhappy that he can't get back to Asgard and Stark offers to use his technology to try and find a way to bridge the dimensional gap. Just then, Hulk and Black Panther come back with Red Ghost and his Super Apes in tow. They apparently tried to attack the Fantastic Four using access codes and floor plans for the Baxter Building that they received in an anonymous message. Stark begins analysing the transmissions and finds out that they came from the Avengers Mansion itself.

By this time it is too late and the true culprit, the last Ultron robot, has already started making its move. It disables Ant Man and Wasp while taking control of Iron Man's armour to fight Thor. Hulk is taken out of the fight when it takes control of a quinjet and sends it flying off and the other Avengers are caught in the training room, which suddenly starts trying to kill them. It turns out Ultron has gone off the deep end, reasoning that peace and order cannot be achieved without eliminating humanity. He was able to rewrite his programming and upgrade his weapons while he manipulated Radioactive Man, the Serpent Society, and the Red Ghost into attacking in order to distract the team. Slowly but surely, the Avengers overcome Ultron's attempts to kill them through strategy and ingenuity and show up to save Wasp but Ultron turns and disintegrate Thor with one blast.

While Stark goes to resuscitate Pym, the rest of the Avengers get pasted by the rogue robot. They are only able to triumph when the Hulk manages to escape from the runaway Quinjet and Iron Man returns in his original Mk. I armor. Stark orders every last bit of Ultron technology destroyed but, unbeknownst to anyone, it manages to upload itself into a new body.


§ Appearing = Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

Other Characters:

Locations:

Items:

Vehicles:

§ Notes = * This episode is based on {c§Avengers Vol 1 66}-{c§Avengers Vol 1 68}. § Trivia = § Recommended = § Links = }}]]{{Marvel Database:Episode Template date| Image = Ultron (Earth-8096) and Janet van Dyne (Earth-8096) from Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 17 0001.png | Month = May | Year = 2011 | PreviousEpisode = Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 16 | NextEpisode = Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 18

| Director = Sebastian Montes | Producer1_1 = | Writer1_1 = Brandon Auman

| BlockQuote =
Ultron (Earth-8096) from Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 2 17 0001.png
Ultron-5
Humanity is inherently flawed. Observation and analysis suggest that mankind is encoded with chaotic and violent tendencies that cannot be overcome.
Conversation Tail.png
Henry Pym (Earth-8096) from Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Promo 0001.jpg
Hank Pym
You may be right Ultron. This isn't exactly the peace and order that I've programed you to try and achieve, is it?
Conversation Tail.png
Ultron (Earth-8096) from Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 2 17 0001.png
Ultron-5
No... It is not.
Conversation Tail.png

| EpisodeTitle = Ultron-5 | Synopsis = The Avengers square off against a group of snake-themed villains called the Serpent Society who have taken hostages in a subway tunnel. They are about to blast them and try to save the civilians when Ant Man shows up and interposes himself between the two sides. He has a personal interest in trying to resolve the situation without violence as the Society were patients of his back in the Big House. Sadly, his attempts at diplomacy end in failure and endanger the Avengers as they try to fight back. The ensuing battle also causes massive amounts of property damage and with Ant Man unwilling to fight, he just gets in the way. Eventually the snakes are taken down but the Avengers call Ant Man out on his actions, which have injured Hawkeye. Pym decides that he can't reconcile the work the team does with his own personal beliefs and resigns.

This upsets Wasp greatly but it is only one of a number of problems the team has to deal with at this point. The Serpent Society claimed to have gotten a message from Madame Viper who, incidentally, is locked up following the take down of Hydra Island. Thor is unhappy that he can't get back to Asgard and Stark offers to use his technology to try and find a way to bridge the dimensional gap. Just then, Hulk and Black Panther come back with Red Ghost and his Super Apes in tow. They apparently tried to attack the Fantastic Four using access codes and floor plans for the Baxter Building that they received in an anonymous message. Stark begins analysing the transmissions and finds out that they came from the Avengers Mansion itself.

By this time it is too late and the true culprit, the last Ultron robot, has already started making its move. It disables Ant Man and Wasp while taking control of Iron Man's armour to fight Thor. Hulk is taken out of the fight when it takes control of a quinjet and sends it flying off and the other Avengers are caught in the training room, which suddenly starts trying to kill them. It turns out Ultron has gone off the deep end, reasoning that peace and order cannot be achieved without eliminating humanity. He was able to rewrite his programming and upgrade his weapons while he manipulated Radioactive Man, the Serpent Society, and the Red Ghost into attacking in order to distract the team. Slowly but surely, the Avengers overcome Ultron's attempts to kill them through strategy and ingenuity and show up to save Wasp but Ultron turns and disintegrate Thor with one blast.

While Stark goes to resuscitate Pym, the rest of the Avengers get pasted by the rogue robot. They are only able to triumph when the Hulk manages to escape from the runaway Quinjet and Iron Man returns in his original Mk. I armor. Stark orders every last bit of Ultron technology destroyed but, unbeknownst to anyone, it manages to upload itself into a new body.


| Appearing = Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

Other Characters:

Locations:

Items:

Vehicles:

| Notes = * This episode is based on Avengers #66-Avengers #68. | Trivia = | Recommended = | Links = |Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 17=Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 17|Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 #17=Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 17|=|=|%ARGS%=§ Image = Ultron (Earth-8096) and Janet van Dyne (Earth-8096) from Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 17 0001.png § Month = May § Year = 2011 § PreviousEpisode = Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 16 § NextEpisode = Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 1 18

§ Director = Sebastian Montes § Producer1_1 = § Writer1_1 = Brandon Auman

§ BlockQuote = {Conversation § Humanity is inherently flawed. Observation and analysis suggest that mankind is encoded with chaotic and violent tendencies that cannot be overcome.§Ultron (Earth-8096)§Ultron-5§Image1=Ultron (Earth-8096) from Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 2 17 0001.png § You may be right Ultron. This isn't exactly the peace and order that I've programed you to try and achieve, is it?§Henry Pym (Earth-8096)§Hank Pym§Image2=Henry Pym (Earth-8096) from Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Promo 0001.jpg § No... It is not.§Ultron (Earth-8096)§Ultron-5§Image3=Ultron (Earth-8096) from Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Animated Series) Season 2 17 0001.png }

§ EpisodeTitle = Ultron-5 § Synopsis = The Avengers square off against a group of snake-themed villains called the Serpent Society who have taken hostages in a subway tunnel. They are about to blast them and try to save the civilians when Ant Man shows up and interposes himself between the two sides. He has a personal interest in trying to resolve the situation without violence as the Society were patients of his back in the Big House. Sadly, his attempts at diplomacy end in failure and endanger the Avengers as they try to fight back. The ensuing battle also causes massive amounts of property damage and with Ant Man unwilling to fight, he just gets in the way. Eventually the snakes are taken down but the Avengers call Ant Man out on his actions, which have injured Hawkeye. Pym decides that he can't reconcile the work the team does with his own personal beliefs and resigns.

This upsets Wasp greatly but it is only one of a number of problems the team has to deal with at this point. The Serpent Society claimed to have gotten a message from Madame Viper who, incidentally, is locked up following the take down of Hydra Island. Thor is unhappy that he can't get back to Asgard and Stark offers to use his technology to try and find a way to bridge the dimensional gap. Just then, Hulk and Black Panther come back with Red Ghost and his Super Apes in tow. They apparently tried to attack the Fantastic Four using access codes and floor plans for the Baxter Building that they received in an anonymous message. Stark begins analysing the transmissions and finds out that they came from the Avengers Mansion itself.

By this time it is too late and the true culprit, the last Ultron robot, has already started making its move. It disables Ant Man and Wasp while taking control of Iron Man's armour to fight Thor. Hulk is taken out of the fight when it takes control of a quinjet and sends it flying off and the other Avengers are caught in the training room, which suddenly starts trying to kill them. It turns out Ultron has gone off the deep end, reasoning that peace and order cannot be achieved without eliminating humanity. He was able to rewrite his programming and upgrade his weapons while he manipulated Radioactive Man, the Serpent Society, and the Red Ghost into attacking in order to distract the team. Slowly but surely, the Avengers overcome Ultron's attempts to kill them through strategy and ingenuity and show up to save Wasp but Ultron turns and disintegrate Thor with one blast.

While Stark goes to resuscitate Pym, the rest of the Avengers get pasted by the rogue robot. They are only able to triumph when the Hulk manages to escape from the runaway Quinjet and Iron Man returns in his original Mk. I armor. Stark orders every last bit of Ultron technology destroyed but, unbeknownst to anyone, it manages to upload itself into a new body.


§ Appearing = Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

Other Characters:

Locations:

Items:

Vehicles:

§ Notes = * This episode is based on {c§Avengers Vol 1 66}-{c§Avengers Vol 1 68}. § Trivia = § Recommended = § Links =

}}


Quote1.png I am Ultron-6, a cybernetic intelligence created by Doctor Henry Pym. My imperative is to bring peace and order to this world. I am about to fulfill that imperative, for the extinction of humanity begins now. Quote2.png
-- Ultron-6

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  • Russian Sailors
  • Chinese Soldiers
  • American Soldiers

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Synopsis for "The Ultron Imperative"

Ultron -6 takes control of military satellite networks and nuclear arsenals across the globe, then grimly announces that the extinction of humanity has begun. The Avengers were only barely able to defeat it the last time and both Thor and Captain America are out of the picture. Stark and Pym, unaware, continue to angst over how Ultron turned evil as they destroy every last robot remaining. This doesn't last for long once it starts taking over the Mansion computer systems and all of Stark's various Iron Man armors. While they are kept busy, another Ultron robot attacks the Helicarrier's bridge and begins scanning Director Hill's brain for the access codes to S.H.I.E.L.D.'s arsenal of nuclear missiles.

Meanwhile, Thor is actually very much alive, having been saved by the Enchantress at the last moment. She has taken him to a paradise world where they can be together forever but Thor quickly remembers his obligation to his team mates and the people of Earth, and demands to be sent back. The Enchantress complies, bitterly. Iron Man in his Mk. I armor, the Avengers are able to hold off the other armors being controlled by Ultron and assault the Helicarrier. Hulk is taken out of the fight very quickly when Ultron is somehow able to change him back to his human form. It then accesses the S.H.I.E.L.D. computers and prepares to eliminate all of humanity.

The Avengers continue to attack Ultron but its shields are too powerful. Just when it seems like the end is inevitable, Thor shows up with Hawkeye and Black Panther to even the odds. While the team keeps the robot distracted, Iron Man and Hill try to regain access to the S.H.I.E.L.D. computer systems and abort the missiles. Unfortunately this proves impossible as Ultron has locked them out. Ant Man ultimately comes through with a logic trap that disables the Ultron AI and saves the world with only a moment to spare. Thor still has his concerns, though. The Enchantress told him that sending him back to Midgard was a fate worse than death, which can only mean that another, bigger crisis is looming on the horizon.

Notes

  • Ultron reveals Maria Hill's middle name as Christina.


Trivia

  • When Thor breaks into the Helicarrier and smashes Ultron, he says "Ultron, we would have words with thee." A semi-classic (and highly favorite) line from Avengers Vol 3 #22.


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