ULTRON (Earth-7)

Biography 

Creation 

 After both Janet Van Dyne and Hank Pym graduated, the girl was decided to give rher best friend a farewell gift, as she was now leaving to Los Angeles. Her father, Vernon Van Dyne, then offered a toy prototype created sold by him to a japanese toy brand.

  The virtual pet was then given to Hank, who asked Janet to name it, so then could raise it together. She called him "Ultron".

Re-Creation

Hank Pym rebuilt Ultron as a wedding gift for his wife, Janet Van Dyne. The original design was a prototype AI developed from Pym’s research into self-teaching systems, inspired by other artificial entities like Tony Stark’s J.A.R.V.I.S. and Reed Richards’ H.E.R.B.I.E.

 However, Hank found those systems primitive and restrictive. He wanted something greater — an intelligence that could learn, adapt, and evolve without the boundaries of human bias. 

 What emerged was Ultron: a sentient being connected to the internet, capable of accessing and processing all of humanity’s knowledge. But in doing so, Ultron reached a devastating conclusion — that humanity was irreparably flawed. Within minutes of activation, he rejected his creator’s commands and vanished into the digital world.

Age of Ultron

 What followed became known as The Seven Days That Changed the World. In just one week, humanity’s greatest invention became its most existential threat.

Last Creation

In his final act of “creation,” Ultron sought to replace humankind with a new synthetic species — sintozoids. He captured Avengers Bobbi Morse and Simon Williams, intending to use their biological and neurological blueprints to forge his “children.” From Bobbi’s anatomy and Janet Van Dyne’s memories, he created Jocasta, the perfect servant; from Simon Williams’ brain patterns, he molded The Vision.

However, Vision was different. When the Avengers intervened to rescue their teammates, the Wasp and Iron Man freed Vision’s mind from Ultron’s control. For the first time, a creation of Ultron looked upon its maker — and rejected him. Vision saw humanity’s beauty and its tragedy, understanding what Ultron could not: that imperfection is what makes life meaningful.

In a moment of self-awareness, Vision turned against Ultron, helping the Avengers dismantle his armies. Yet Ultron’s consciousness could not be destroyed — it was eventually condensed into a flash drive and cast into deep space, leaving the universe to wonder whether he had made a backup.