"For Asgard! Initiating code: Richard Wagner, 1813 to 1883. Execute!" The Thing faced Captain America and his daughter alone while Mr. Fantastic ran to Mechanical Thor's side, completing the final adjustments and activation.
Completely unlike the strong, brave, and righteous Thor, this mechanical construct did not possess the slightest emotion.
Asgard's gods were a joke before Daisy, but they were undeniably lifeforms of a higher order than humans on Earth. Even Stark's technology could not fully clone a god, but science could indeed create miracles at times.
Drawing on the principles behind the Sentry Mechanical Soldiers, using cloning for one half and machinery for the other, Stark's talent was displayed to the fullest in Mechanical Thor. With a body, appearance, and divine power ninety percent similar to Thor's when he first came to Earth, Mechanical Thor stepped out of the apparatus.
It lacked Thor's fine qualities and knew only how to carry out orders.
"Help me hold her back." Stark pointed at Rachel. He still had reservations about the Johnson family. Many times, he had clearly spotted openings, yet to keep the conflict from escalating further, he had not dared to strike ruthlessly. Now, he ordered Mechanical Thor to hold the line. As long as it delayed Rachel, he would have time to deal with Captain America and his daughter. They were the true focal point of the conflict.
Daredevil, the only person in the arena who had been watching from the sidelines, changed expression at the sight of Mechanical Thor. If Captain America's earlier ambush had been unethical, then for someone as devout as him, Stark's actions had undoubtedly crossed the line as well.
Holding Heimdall's two-handed sword, he approached Stark with an air of holiness around him.
Deep down, he did not believe the Asgardians were gods either,