A jovem gênio Riri Williams cria o mais atacante uniforme armado desde o Homem de Ferro.A jovem gênio Riri Williams cria o mais atacante uniforme armado desde o Homem de Ferro.A jovem gênio Riri Williams cria o mais atacante uniforme armado desde o Homem de Ferro.
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This is literally the only Marvel thing to not have a single positive character going for it. Riri has been a miscast since Wakanda Forever, but now she has a terrible personality and a pile of terrible decisions just forever nuking the character of Ironheart from ever being viable as anything but a mean, angry villain.
With the exception of Natalie, Clown and Sasha Baron Cohen, this show gets nothing right. The Hood Gang are cringe, Hood himself is this pathetic model, Joe is unlikeable and idiotic, but worst of all none of the motives work for any of these people and none of the plotlines are resolved well, things sort of happen. Even with the dry turds that make up the script so much more could have been made, so much could have been said about the nature of people, the yearning of ambition and the seduction of undoing the past, but NONE of that is truly present.
This so bland, it should never have been made. A failure so complete it makes NWO look alright.
With the exception of Natalie, Clown and Sasha Baron Cohen, this show gets nothing right. The Hood Gang are cringe, Hood himself is this pathetic model, Joe is unlikeable and idiotic, but worst of all none of the motives work for any of these people and none of the plotlines are resolved well, things sort of happen. Even with the dry turds that make up the script so much more could have been made, so much could have been said about the nature of people, the yearning of ambition and the seduction of undoing the past, but NONE of that is truly present.
This so bland, it should never have been made. A failure so complete it makes NWO look alright.
It looks slick but it suffers from the same issue all the new marvel stuff does.
It's emotionally flat as a pancake and doesn't connect with the people watching.
It makes the same mistakes of going for making a statement at the cost of the story and characters.
Neither the character development or the story are developed remotely enough to make us care and in fact do the opposite much of the time.
Someone likely realized this which is why it got shelved so long.
It's not acolyte or snow white levels of bad its just meh.
It's a shame really the people involved deserved better but they may have already know it was bad.
It's emotionally flat as a pancake and doesn't connect with the people watching.
It makes the same mistakes of going for making a statement at the cost of the story and characters.
Neither the character development or the story are developed remotely enough to make us care and in fact do the opposite much of the time.
Someone likely realized this which is why it got shelved so long.
It's not acolyte or snow white levels of bad its just meh.
It's a shame really the people involved deserved better but they may have already know it was bad.
I honestly don't get how anyone's hyping this up. They killed off Tony Stark for this? To put a kid in a plastic suit and call her a genius just because the script says so?
Tony built his first suit in a freaking cave, with junk, and carried the whole MCU emotionally and narratively. And now we get... a teenager with no charisma, no real arc, everything just handed to her. The story feels flat. The emotions feel forced. And the suits? They look like something from a kids' cosplay contest.
The whole thing feels like a cheap knockoff with no soul. Marvel either doesn't know what it's doing anymore - or just stopped caring.
If this is what the "next generation" of heroes looks like... then yeah, maybe Endgame really was the end.
Tony built his first suit in a freaking cave, with junk, and carried the whole MCU emotionally and narratively. And now we get... a teenager with no charisma, no real arc, everything just handed to her. The story feels flat. The emotions feel forced. And the suits? They look like something from a kids' cosplay contest.
The whole thing feels like a cheap knockoff with no soul. Marvel either doesn't know what it's doing anymore - or just stopped caring.
If this is what the "next generation" of heroes looks like... then yeah, maybe Endgame really was the end.
As a lifelong Marvel fan and someone who genuinely admired the growth and sacrifice of Tony Stark, watching Ironheart feels like being spat on for caring.
This series doesn't just fall short - it disrespects the legacy of Iron Man to artificially inflate a character who hasn't earned the suit, the tech, or the respect. Instead of honoring Tony Stark - the genius, billionaire, philanthropist who sacrificed everything - the show takes every opportunity to undermine his legacy. There's a line where Riri says Tony was "nothing without his money." Excuse me?
Tony built the Mark 1 in a cave, while dying, with scraps.
He survived PTSD, took responsibility for his past sins, created new elements, mentored Spider-Man like a father, and saved the entire universe in Endgame. He was more than his money - he was his mind, his heart, and his growth.
This show acts like we forgot that. But we didn't.
Instead of showing Riri Williams learning from Tony's legacy, or striving to live up to it, they turned her into a smug, ungrateful replacement. A character who walks in, acts like she knows better, and immediately claims the spotlight with no build-up. That's not inspiring. That's forced.
You want strong new heroes? Great - earn it.
Let Riri grow, make mistakes, struggle, and rise. Let her respect the ones who came before her. That's called storytelling.
But this? This was lazy writing, weak character development, and an insult to everything the MCU built over 10+ years.
You can't just write off legends to make room for new ones. That's how you lose your audience.
This wasn't a tribute to Iron Man. It was a hit job.
And for that, I'm out.
1 star. And that's generous.
This series doesn't just fall short - it disrespects the legacy of Iron Man to artificially inflate a character who hasn't earned the suit, the tech, or the respect. Instead of honoring Tony Stark - the genius, billionaire, philanthropist who sacrificed everything - the show takes every opportunity to undermine his legacy. There's a line where Riri says Tony was "nothing without his money." Excuse me?
Tony built the Mark 1 in a cave, while dying, with scraps.
He survived PTSD, took responsibility for his past sins, created new elements, mentored Spider-Man like a father, and saved the entire universe in Endgame. He was more than his money - he was his mind, his heart, and his growth.
This show acts like we forgot that. But we didn't.
Instead of showing Riri Williams learning from Tony's legacy, or striving to live up to it, they turned her into a smug, ungrateful replacement. A character who walks in, acts like she knows better, and immediately claims the spotlight with no build-up. That's not inspiring. That's forced.
You want strong new heroes? Great - earn it.
Let Riri grow, make mistakes, struggle, and rise. Let her respect the ones who came before her. That's called storytelling.
But this? This was lazy writing, weak character development, and an insult to everything the MCU built over 10+ years.
You can't just write off legends to make room for new ones. That's how you lose your audience.
This wasn't a tribute to Iron Man. It was a hit job.
And for that, I'm out.
1 star. And that's generous.
I'll start off with 1 positive: visual effects were not too bad. Um, now here we go...the acting was horrendous, the storyline appears to be written by a 5 year old; predictable and basically non interesting to watch. It's frustrating to me that people got paid for putting out this garbage. I can't imagine that this was screened in advance for consumer feedback. If you write garbage, then that is what you will see on the screen. I think that any run of the mill marvel super fan could have put together a way better storyline that what was produced. The acting is terrible, I don't expect this series to continue...
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- CuriosidadesThe series was largely filmed in Chicago, Illinois, which is Riri Williams' hometown in the comic books. To create an authentic feel, an effort was made to incorporate iconic Chicago landmarks and culture into the series.
- Erros de gravaçãoThroughout the show, the N.A.T.A.L.I.E. projection is presented as looking and sounding like a human physically present in the room, except for the occasional glitch and (not consistently) another character passing between her and her source.
Despite being a projection, a 360-degree view of her is always given, she somehow has a shadow, and her voice emanates from wherever she is sitting or standing, rather than the source she's projected from (the suit, the necklace, etc.). Additionally, whenever the necklace is partially or fully tucked away, the projection remains undisturbed.
SPOILER: There's a theory that Mephisto used N.A.T.A.L.I.E. the whole time (including causing her creation in the first place), to bring Riri ultimately to him, and to use her loss as a way of manipulating Riri. So one can try to hand-wave the projection's incongruities as "magic." But Riri is a scientist, and would have absolutely noticed all the impossibilities that the projection presented.
In short, several plot points required N.A.T.A.L.I.E. to appear convincingly human, so that's how the showrunners presented her, even though it makes no sense.
- ConexõesEdited into Lendas da Marvel: Riri Williams (2025)
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