Whiplash

Whiplash serves primarily as Mr. Fix's bodyguard and mercenary, doing whatever tasks Mr. Fix requires of him. He is cold, ruthless, and shows no remorse for any of his actions or mercy for any of his enemies. Due to his affiliation with Mr. Fix, he crosses paths with Iron Man and becomes one of his enemies.

Whiplash

 Voiced by Peter Kelamis.

History

Prior to his appearance in Whiplash, Whiplash approached Mr. Fix and requested to be outfitted with robotic arms and electrical whips in order to benefit in his line of work. Mr. Fix agreed, but the process left Whiplash indebted to him for a hefty sum of money. With no money to his name, Whiplash is forced to work off his debt by performing whatever tasks Mr. Fix requires in his line of work, usually being employed for assassinations and espionage.

In Whiplash, Whiplash is first introduced when he attacks Pepper's father while he's investigating a lead on Mr. Fix's location. This attack fails to kill him, but it hospitalizes him and puts him into a coma. When Pepper decides to continue the investigation on Mr. Fix, He sends a platoon of black ops to kill her. With Iron Man's help, she escapes and makes it safely to Rhodey's house. Whiplash however is waiting for her there and ambushes her, but Iron Man appears again to save her. Whiplash appears to be a formidable opponent to Iron Man, and even succeeds in short circuiting his armor. Iron Man returns with his Silver Centurion Armor, however, which gives him a slight edge in the fight. Iron Man manages to throw Whiplash into an electric generator, causing it to explode and destroy Whiplash's arm in the process.

In Man and Iron Man, Whiplash returns after having his arm replaced by Mr. Fix, along with a few new upgrades to his arsenal in hopes of being able to kill Iron Man. When Iron Man confronts him while he's flying across the city, the two of them engage in a fight. Whiplash's new upgrades prove to be a match for Iron Man, and Iron Man barely manages to take down Whiplash, but not without his own suit being damaged, forcing him to return to the Armory. Whiplash returns to an enraged Mr. Fix's lair and recieves one last upgrade to his whips, allowing him to detach them, pierce Iron Man's armor, and detonate them, killing the man within the armor and bypass the armor's defenses. Mr. Fix offers him one last chance to prove his usefulness by killing him Iron Man before Iron Man can find a way to counteract his latest upgrade.

Iron Man then attacks Mr, Fix's lair moments later, allowing Whiplash to use his new upgrades, but Iron Man manages to reflect the exploding whips back at Whiplash. Iron Man then detonates Mr. Fix's base with him still inside of it, causing it to explode and seemingly kill Whiplash along with Mr. Fix.

Abilities

Whiplash possess a robotic power suit which enhanced his strength, endurance, and agility. His primary method of attack are two retractable electric whips which are mounted to his wrists. He is able to power and de-power the electrical current whenever he desires, allowing him to hold people and objects with his whips without hurting them if he desires. He later recieves an upgrade to his whips, allowing him to separate them link-by-link and fire them at his enemies if he desires. He can then detonate the links and cause them to explode, using them effectively like small explosives to destroy environments or attack people.

Equipment

A hovering platform which resembles a buzz saw which acts as transportation and allows him to fly. His platform can be controlled remotely allowing him to summon it whenever he wishes