Iron Man Armor: Mark XLVI

Streamlining is what separates the Mark XLVI from everything before it. Tony Stark's forty-sixth suit was built after the Mark XLV came out of Sokovia damaged, and it sits closer to the body than any of its predecessors, drawing on a set of miniature arc reactors rather than one, with F.R.I.D.A.Y. in the mainframe. The plating collapses to attach directly to the wearer, and the helmet folds away instead of lifting off as a faceplate. The shell is an alloy that is mostly titanium. It flies on jets set into the back, the boots and the palms, and the armament sits at the hands and shoulders: repulsors in the palms, a unibeam in the chest, forearm lasers, mini missiles by the half dozen on each shoulder, EMP rounds, a cast net and a powered clamp.