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Hm?
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Dammit!
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The water, its...
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Where'd all this wind...?!
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This is the arc station's new
security system: It's an EMP device.
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Looks like my 8th grade
science project.
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Form is secondary to function,
Mr. Stark.
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This EMP generator can
send out an electromagnetic pulse
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that's capable of overloading
any device it fixes on,
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frying the circuitry in an instant.
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Well, that's handy.
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Breaking into this place
oughta be next to impossible then.
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Sort of like getting you to smile.
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Lets forge ahead, shall we?
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We're still in beta.
So, it's a bit limited.
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We expect it to improve
as development moves forward.
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Let's hope...
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Hello?
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Dr. Tanaka?!
Thank god, you're safe!
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Professor...? You sound troubled.
Is everything all right?
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No, everything's not all right.
My life is in danger!
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They already got Professor Ono.
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If you're not careful...
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Professor? Can you hear me, sir?!
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Professor Yamaguchi!!
Please, say something!
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What happened?! Professor!!
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If you're not too busy perusing
the competition, Nanami,
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perhaps you could
squeeze in a little work.
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And you're not being
paid to sit around and eat!
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Actually, Chief... You
might wanna have a look at this.
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Huh? Why, what is it?
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“Meteorologist, Satoshi Yamaguchi,
killed by tornado while driving.”
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And I care why?
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Because there was similar incident,
just the other day.
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A local professor was
killed by a freak tornado.
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I think, there's some sort of
connection between the two?
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Control, requesting
permission to land, over.
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Roger. You're clear for landing
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What the...? Earthquake? Impossible,
are you guys all seeing this...?!
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That cant be!
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A tornado!
An F4. Maybe even F5!
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We've never seen a tornado
that size before!
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It'll be here any second!
Do we evacuate!?
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No! It's too late!
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This can't be happening...
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Look at that!
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It's Iron Man!
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Alright, initiate thermal sensors.
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A monster tornado, huh?
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Super...
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Whoa!
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Its getting a little
crowded up here.
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Oh look,
another mechanical... thing.
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I am Aries...
Warrior of the great Zodiac!
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Well... there's something
you don't see every day.
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Unless you're me.
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Hmm... Interesting.
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Professor Makalaini...
Long time no see. May I?
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Of course, Dr. Tanaka.
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I trust, you've been well?
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Yes, thank you.
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Checkmate.
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Huh? Uh, just a moment dear, you...
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Looks like, she got you.
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Yes, she did.
This young lady's a reporter.
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Her name's...
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Nanami Ota.
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I dropped by to get the professor's
opinion for a piece I'm writing.
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It's about a string
of recent tornadoes.
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They're a bit of a mystery, so
I thought, I'd come to the expert.
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Well, you're getting
a bargain then.
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Wouldn't you say?
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Dr. Tanaka here,
was one of my brightest.
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She was a brilliant
meteorology student.
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That was years ago.
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I'm sorry, not to be rude,
but who are you again?
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Dr. Chika Tanaka, with Lab 23.
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Lab 23?! Really?!
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That's the research and
development lab associated
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with Stark Industries, isn't it?!
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Is there any chance that
you know Stark himself?
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I work with him.
I wouldn't say, I know him.
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Got something for ya!
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Okay. Lets go to plan B.
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You cannot defeat zodiac!
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I'm sorry pal, I cant hear ya!
Its awful windy!
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Would you mind turning it down?
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Ahhh!
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So how 'bout it? Ya think, I could
get your take on these tornadoes?
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And anything you could
share about Mr. Stark...
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would of course, be amazing.
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Which tabloid are you with?
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Oh, actually, I'm with
the Tokyo Journal.
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Precisely.. What do you
think Professor Mikalaini?
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Are the deaths of Professor Ono
and Yamaguchi linked in any way?
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It's quite a coincidence, both
meeting their end the same way.
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What do you want me to say?
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That there are ties
to the research we did?
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You want to know if the Tesla
Project is related to all this.
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Am I right, Dr. Tanaka?
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Wait, what's the Tesla Project,
Professor?
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It was a research initiative
in weather manipulation.
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We were exploring methods
of disaster prevention,
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for hurricanes and typhoons and the
like. It was groundbreaking work.
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We gathered together a team
of experts in the field...
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...people were working
day and night...
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But they pulled the plug
on the entire project
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before we could perfect things.
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Huh, but why?
It could've done so much good!
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Japan's run by idiots, that's why.
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Everything, all of our research
was killed in the blink of an eye.
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The bloody ignoramuses
were too short sighted
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to see how revolutionary
our findings truly were.
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In light of these recent tornadoes,
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I'd say the Tesla Project
isn't as dead as we thought.
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Absurd. Every scrap
of research data was sealed away.
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What's going on...?
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Professor!
Professor Mikalaini! Professor!
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Call an ambulance, quick!
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O-Okay!!
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I'll meet ya back
at the Arc Station.
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Yes sir.
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Dammit!
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Well, if it isn't
the famous Tony Stark.
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And you are...?
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Why don't you take your fancy car
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and get the hell out
of our way, rich boy.
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We're trying to
tend to the injured.
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Hey. Wait a second.
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Look, Is there anything
I can do to help out here?
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Sure go ahead, throw some
money around-that'll fix it.
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Go home to your nice big bed,
American.
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Hey! Where's that
damned crane I asked for?
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Road conditions are pretty bad.
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It's going to take longer than we
thought for them to get here, sir.
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Dammit to hell!
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I don't know how
much longer we can wait.
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It's dangerous here.
Please stay back!
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Let me through, I can help here!
Just let me through!
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I can't allow that, sir.
Now step back!
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Do we have a problem?
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Yeah, I think we do have a problem.
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I have the resources to help
and your guys won't let me through.
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This has nothing to do with you,
get out of here.
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Look, I get it.
Tony Stark's the bad guy.
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You wanna hate me?
You go right ahead, pal.
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But you need more equipment here.
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And I can get it for you.
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You're a weapon's dealer, you
built your whole empire on blood.
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We don't need help
from a man like you.
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Listen to me...
That was years ago.
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Save it!
- I...
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There's no way I'm entrusting
these people's lives to you.
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Now get lost!
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Dr. Tanaka!
I got a tip from a source of mine.
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A huge tornado just hit the U.S.
military base.
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I know you still believe
the Tesla Project's behind it all.
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Do you think you could give me a
little more back story for my piece?
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But, I...
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Wow, tell me how you really feel!
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You were a little
over the speed limit there.
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Don't you quit?
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I'm a tabloid girl, remember?
We're pretty tenacious.
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Hurry up! Pull it towards us!
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Come on! We've almost got it.
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Okay! Ease off!
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I'm not telling you again,
you're in the way here.
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Now clear out!
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No way, I'm not leaving
until the job's done.
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Oh yeah?!
Well, let me tell you something..
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They're still above water.
We got to get em out!
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We need that equipment.
Do you have an ETA?
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No! The road is still blocked with
debris,
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they'll be held up for a while!
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No! It's going under!
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Get a rope over here!
Hurry up, before it's too late!
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No! The current's too strong!
You're out of your mind!
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- He's up!
- Are you okay?
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Get a line,
and a life preserver right away!
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He's crazy.
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That's strange!
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Someone opened up
encrypted files recently.
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But access is restricted
to project members...
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Where did they log in from?
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So, um... What exactly
are we looking at here?
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If I'm gonna help,
you need to fill me in.
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Are you gonna say anything?
Any thing?
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What is that Tesla Project
you were talking about earlier?
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Uh, Hello!
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We combined Tesla's
electromagnetic principles,
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and butterfly theory.
Through sublation.
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The projects' aim was
to turn the whole world
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into a massive
electromagnetic device.
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Huhh?!
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All clearly over your head, Miss
Ota. That was your name, right?
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Frankly there's no point in
elaborating to someone of your sort.
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Rude much?
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This email extension, it's from
Professor Mikilaini's university!
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The person who cracked
this file open...
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What's up, who is it?!
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Professor!
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00:14:47,860 --> 00:14:51,068
Mikilaini... What the hell
do you think you're doing?
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An organization approached me...
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...willing to give my work
the exposure it deserved.
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Burying it was like
a death sentence.
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And Zodiac is offering
me a second chance!
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So... the tornado
at the military base.
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I know, breathtaking, wasn't it?
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After all these years I was finally
able to prove our hypothesis correct.
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It's all come to fruition!
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You should be ashamed, think of
all the lives you helped destroy!
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You delusional wackjob!
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Professor, what are you thinking!?
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You don't honestly believe that
Zodiac needs you any longer, do you?
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What difference does it make!
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I don't care what happens to me, as
long as all of my research lives on!
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Look out!!
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You're not getting in my way!
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Now's our chance, c'mon!
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Okay!
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How 'bout that, huh? Not too
shabby for someone of “my sort”!
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Point taken.
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You were also on the money when you
called him delusional back there.
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He really is...
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Don't forget the part
about him being a wackjob!
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You're right... Crass maybe...
But absolutely right!
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Wow!
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They're all Okay!
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Guys, a little help?
Throw me a line!
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Here! Grab hold of this!
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How's my armor?
And is The Nav system back on line?
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Yes. And I have something
I'd like to show you...
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And this is?
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An improved version
of our EMP device.
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Only this is a full on cannon.
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Doesn't matter the tech,
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You fire this thing at it,
and you'll shut it down.
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I'm impressed with the quick update.
Any idea if it'll work or not?
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There is one possible issue.
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It covers a wide area-your
suit could be affected.
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I'll keep tinkering, try
'n get your Armor's shielding up.
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00:17:03,781 --> 00:17:05,996
But it's going to take
us a little more time.
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Trouble?
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00:17:09,288 --> 00:17:13,433
Dr. Tanaka! Two F5 tornadoes
have just hit the Yokosuka Base!
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Time for round two.
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It's Iron Man!
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What're you doing?!
248
00:17:35,944 --> 00:17:38,257
You have to evacuate!
249
00:17:40,937 --> 00:17:42,474
Spectacular!
250
00:17:45,604 --> 00:17:47,208
He's lost his mind!
251
00:18:21,809 --> 00:18:25,537
Did your mother ever tell you to
keep your grabby hands to yourself?
252
00:18:43,371 --> 00:18:45,973
Let's take it down on a notch.
253
00:19:00,867 --> 00:19:02,860
Oh, no!
254
00:19:21,403 --> 00:19:24,613
Mr. Stark!
Try to reboot the system now!
255
00:19:26,343 --> 00:19:27,550
Stark, can you hear me!?
256
00:19:27,670 --> 00:19:30,125
Computer... Reboot...
257
00:19:30,762 --> 00:19:32,631
Reboot initiated.
258
00:19:36,982 --> 00:19:38,773
What...? What is he...?
259
00:19:41,811 --> 00:19:44,662
Oh no! Something's wrong!
260
00:19:47,243 --> 00:19:48,567
Ten seconds!
261
00:19:48,743 --> 00:19:51,719
Dammit, we're cutting
it a little close here...
262
00:19:51,852 --> 00:19:52,940
Oh no!
263
00:19:55,503 --> 00:19:58,548
- 5... 4... 3...
- This is gonna hurt...
264
00:19:58,668 --> 00:20:00,584
2... 1...
265
00:20:02,416 --> 00:20:04,618
System reboot complete.
266
00:20:11,283 --> 00:20:13,767
Damn. I'm good.
267
00:20:15,348 --> 00:20:17,797
Guy's got guts, I'll give 'em that.
268
00:20:22,627 --> 00:20:26,743
That was close. Another few seconds
and you'd be dining alone tonight.
269
00:20:27,470 --> 00:20:31,235
Mr. Stark. Nice to see a brush
with death hasn't changed you.
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