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Let's start where Tony Stark's story began: in that cave in 2008's "Iron Man." In this scene, Tony Stark is a man in a giant metal suit trying to escape a cave. To get from here to here required a decade of innovation, 10 Marvel movies, and a lot of work on movies with no superhero in sight.

Animation tech has evolved in our world, the real world, to make this suit possible on the big screen, something that Marvel couldn't have dreamed of creating just 11 years earlier. Narrator: If you look at Iron Man's first suit, the Mark 1, and compare it to the hero's nanotech suit from "Avengers: Endgame," a lot has changed.īut it's not just the technology in the world of the MCU.

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We spoke with some of the VFX artists who worked on Iron Man's suit over the past 11 years including Industrial Light & Magic, Weta Digital, Cinesite/Trixter, The Embassy, and Framestore to find out what challenges they faced along the way and how they were able to make the suit look so real.

Animation tech has also evolved in the real world to make this suit possible on the big screen.

It's not just the technology in the world of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

If you look at Iron Man's first suit, the Mark 1, and compare it to the hero's nanotech suit from "Avengers: Infinity War" and "Avengers: Endgame," a lot has changed.