Avengers Earth's
Mightiest Heroes Episode 43 was titled Ultron Unlimited. In this
episode, Ultron enacts his plan to replace the Avengers with
sythenszoids and eventually the entire Earth. Also, he plots to to
put Wasp's mind in a robotic shell. Yet, could there be one fatal
flaw that even Ultron in his knowledge did not realize, with one of
his own creations? Let us find out as we take a look at this latest
Marvel Animated adventure.
Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes
Episode 43 Ultron Unlimited
The following
review will have spoilers for Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes
Season 3 Episode 17 Ultron Unlimited.
Episode Synopsis
Ms. Marvel is confronted by what
appears to be Iron Man, who states that he finds her job performance
in the Avengers rather lacking. Iron Man is revealed to be an
android, and Vision shows up, as this is the next step of a plan.
At the mansion, Hawkeye and Captain
America do battle with duplicates of themselves and Vision. Hawkeye
is captured after a spirited fight and Captain America appears to be
destroyed. A fight between the robotic Avengers and Thor occurs once
again, with Thor in disbelief, but he is overwhelmed. Vision kidnaps
Wasp, harming her in the process and at that moment, he appears to
sense some flaws in his programming.
Wasp is taken and finds out that Ultron
lives. Ultron reveals his plans to destroy all human life, which is
flawed and also put Wasp's mind right into the brain of an android,
codenamed Jocasta, so she could be just light them. As Wasp takes
Ultron to task about his own hypocrisy, the fake Avengers return and
Ultron discovers that Captain America is the real deal.
A fight takes place between Captain
America and Vision but Captain America refuses to give up. The other
Avengers get released and do battle with Ultron's army. Ultron takes
on the Avengers himself, as his upgrades have proven to be
problematic, until Vision comes to the realization of what Ultron was
doing was mistaken and detaches his head, so Thor can destroy it.
The team is caught in an explosion, one
that Iron Man blocks but Captain America refuses to leave without
saving Vision. Vision says that Ultron tried to make him perfect but
to Vision, being perfect is being more human than less.
Episode Review
This was an action
packed and fun episode of the Avengers, far better than I was
expected with this home stretch of stand alone episodes. I think that
it wrapped Ultron's current story arc up to a satisfactory level.
Ultron making the
same mistakes that Hank Pym did in a round about way with his
creation eventually rebelling against him because of his vision, was
rather good. Vision was a rather well written character, and his
shift from enemy to hero really was handled well.
Captain America's
little trick was awesome even if it was telegraphed when it happened
just a little bit. Then again, you sometimes have to be predictable
to really move things from one point to the other.
Wasp's calling out
Ultron on not being too much unlike humans and his obvious desire to
have a "robotic girlfriend" was glorious. Although given
this is right out of the comics, due to Ultron's original programming
being based off of Hank Pym's brain waves.
Some really epic
fighting between Marvel's Mighty Heroes and I enjoyed this episode.
Final Summary and Thoughts
I did not think I
would actually rate an episode this high, with the last twelve
episodes, but 9/10. You can watch Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes
Episode 43 Ultron Unlimited on Disney XD later this year, legally.
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