He is strongly willful, doesn’t work well with any authority other than his own, and will enthusiastically tear down just about anyone who challenges him. He’s complicated, a little self-absorbed, and sometimes moody.

9 Lessons Learned From Tony Stark

• Learn, Don’t Quit.
• Know When to Defer and Listen.
• Channel Your Time and Energy Into Something Positive.
• Do Your Homework.
• You Can Have Fun and Still Accept Responsibility.
• Always Have a Contingency Plan.
• Don’t Hesitate (Especially in a Crisis)
• You Have Value, No Matter What.

2) Focus on your Strength. Tony Stark never tries to be good at something he is bad at, rather he tries to be exceptional in the thing he is already good at, and you also need to do the same if you want to be a genius in your field too.

• In the comics, Tony had majored in Electrical Engineering and some kind of Physics.
• Physics is the foundation of all engineering and, knowing Tony Stark, he would master industry and engineering application of physics in any way he liked after building the best background he could in Physics in general.

Their assessment: Tony Stark has an IQ in the neighborhood of 270, which in practical terms is pretty much off the scale. To put that score in perspective, consider that it lines up with the highest one ever recorded in our humble, superhero-less universe.

Tony Stark. Peter Parker is acknowledged as being a genius much like Tony. His spider sense allows his brain to solve problems faster and it also makes him more intuitive. But he’s still not as smart as Tony.

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1 Reed Richards (Mr. A true polymath who dabbles in numerous scientific disciplines, Reed Richards is widely considered to be the smartest person in the world. Over the course of his career, Richards has masterminded scores of inventions, experiments and theories that have had a lasting impact on the Marvel Universe.

Oh and it should be noted that most of these stories are still fantastic, and should definitely be revisited when you have a bit more time.

• Iron Man 3.
• The Incredible Hulk.
• Guardians Of The Galaxy: Volume 2.
• Doctor Strange.
• Black Panther.
• Spider-Man: Homecoming.

15 Smartest Characters In The MCU

1. 1 Tony Stark. No one in the MCU is smarter than Tony Stark.
2. 2 Shuri. T’Challa’s sister Shuri has been declared the smartest character in the MCU by the Russo brothers directing team, and there’s a lot of evidence to back this up.
3. 3 Rocket Raccoon.
4. 4 Supreme Intelligence.
5. 5 Bruce Banner.
6. 6 T’Challa.
7. 7 Hank Pym.
8. 8 Vision.

Strange knows more about medicine and magic than Tony Stark. That being said, given the breadth of knowledge that Tony Stark exhibits (from advanced physics to computer programming), it is likely that Tony Stark is the smartest person in the MCU.

Yes. Thor (Thor Odinson (Earth-616) ) can definitely be killed. He, like all other Asgardians (Asgardians ), are functionally immortal. Meaning that they will continue to live until they are killed.

However, there are few instances in the Marvel comics where Thor has taken hits from bullets (and full-on military ordinances) and survived. Now, Thor has been killed in several comic appearances — but never by a bullet.

After Doomsday gets killed by something, he evolves a resistance to it in the future. Superman beat Doomsday to death, so it’s unlikely Shazam, with similar physical strength, could go that route, but Shazam also has access to a number of means of attack Superman doesn’t, including magic.

In the comics, Doomsday took down the WHOLE JUSTICE LEAGUE, including Martian Manhunter, Wonder Woman and Green Lantern. In other words, the strongest leaguers. ONLY Superman, by giving his all, managed to defeat him and went into a death like coma in the process.