In the end, Tony Stark still failed to persuade Kraft to delete that footage of his embarrassing past.
But aside from confirming Kraft's identity, he had contacted him for another reason: he hoped Kraft would bring something new to the Stark Expo...
Preferably an Iron Man series of Mechanical Pets, and while he was at it, a unique, exclusive pet for Tony himself.
Kraft flatly refused Stark's request, and he gave no definite answer about the exhibit either, because he couldn't think of anything new to bring on such short notice.
He certainly had good stuff, but he didn't want to sell it to America. Things like Mechanical Pets and high-speed skateboards, which could distract people from anything productive or cause a little trouble for America, were more to Kraft's liking.
Still, the Stark Expo was a long way off, so there was no rush to decide what to exhibit.
Kraft had spent most of his time lately making weapons anyway. This was a good opportunity to switch to making something fun, and if he found a suitable gadget, he could bring it to the expo.
After browsing through his dreams of entertainment gadgets, Kraft discovered that there were actually quite a few good things among them.
For instance, there was a toy called a Mini 4WD. To be fair, it involved some pretty advanced technology.
But similar toys already existed in the real world. They weren't as outrageous as the Mini 4WDs in his dreams, but the basic way of playing with them was much the same. They seemed to have been popular for a while in the past, but now they were rather niche, so even if Kraft made more advanced Mini 4WDs, he probably wouldn't earn much money.
There were also toys like Beyblades. They were fun,