Details about the Sentry you might have missed!

- According to OXE's 'Project Sentry' paperwork, Sentry's suit is made up of gold vibranium and blue vibranium.

- Red and black combination was also considered for the Sentry's suit color, which is the color of the Merged Sentry's suit from Marvel Comics.

- The 'S' in Sentry's emblem represents Sentry, Super hero, Super human, Power of the sun, Bull horns, Strength, and Safety.

- There were also sentry merchandise for marketing and branding.

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drake30112025-11-28 19:49

They gave him a Vibranium suit? isnt he Bullet Proof? that just seems excessive...

clashcrashruin2025-11-28 19:53

Could be the only substance that can withstand the speed and power with which he moves.

Sirmalta2025-11-28 20:02

I think this is the best headcanon. but Im not sure that was their aim since they have him do some super power stuff without the suit too.

Mr_Jensen2025-11-28 20:05

I think you’ve nailed it.

raknor882025-11-28 20:06

The suit needs to survive what he can. Otherwise he'll be finishing fights in half destroyed suits. Can't do interviews half naked, possibly with his junk hanging out. Depending on what happened during the fight.

spidey-dust2025-11-28 20:09

Aw man 🫩

loucarr902025-11-28 20:16

Also?

curious_dead2025-11-28 20:25

We all know suits get annihilated except the parts hiding genitalia (and breasts for women), does Valentina even read comic books?

Kiel-Ardisglair2025-11-28 21:22

Maybe she does, and designed the suit with strategically-placed weaker areas to increase female viewership.

DefiantTheLion2025-11-29 04:10

Oh not just females.

Boss_Os2025-11-28 20:39

I think the scene in which he survives being fired on by 1000 rounds best illustrates this. His scrubs were shredded showing his abs which were the other kind of shredded.

TheOriginalJellyfish2025-11-28 21:01

That is what they took from us?!?!?

dtham2025-11-28 21:05

Goldenboy from GenV had this issue

ultrainstict2025-11-30 05:12

Thats not how superhero suits work, damage only accrues when they get hurt or for plot relevance

mackadoo2025-11-28 20:10

Imagine the poor guy moves across the room at super speed and is suddenly naked because the air resistance caused so much friction his regular clothes burned up.

Supermite2025-11-28 20:30

He alters reality. His suit is made of whatever the fuck he wants it to be.

caniuserealname2025-11-29 01:58

Sure, but how much of that side of his abilities would have been known at the suit design stage?

Supermite2025-11-29 02:59

Honestly? Wouldn’t it have been cooler if they had Val explain its vibranium, how much it cost, blah blah blah… then he just picks up a picture. Looks at it, pans out and he’s standing there in the suit. Val is left holding the expensive vibranium suit looking dumbfounded.

HaywireBalloonABH2025-11-29 06:57

That would have been pretty cool honestly.

Wanted to piggy back off of your comment to say something though. She wouldn't have purchased it. In Wakanda Forever, the US government was sold the plans to the Vibranium detector (by an MIT professor) that Riri Williams came up with. They then built it and it was swiftly destroyed by Namor and the Atlaneans. With Valentina's reach, it would be weird if she didn't have those plans to build another one considering the hard-on she had for Vibranium in BP2.

Ultimate_Pants2025-11-29 13:42

One small thing. They didn’t steal the plans for the detector they stole the one Riri built. We know this because when Namor drops it off in Wakanda Shuri analys’s it and says some parts look like they were scavenged from a junkyard. The government doesn’t know how to build another one.

HaywireBalloonABH2025-11-29 17:42

Yeah, didn't mean to imply she acquired them legally. But also, if I'm remembering correctly, Riri made the plans as a project for one of her classes, then her professor sold the plans to the government, then we see that the CIA was using one in the Pacific that they built. Riri never built one herself, the government threw something together based on her plans. When she is told about it by Shuri in her dorm, Riri is very surprised and says something to the effect of, "I can't believe they built one that works!"

Valentina is the director of the CIA, she certainly has those plans at this point given how much she wanted Wakandan tech/Vibranium during BP2. In fact, it would be weird as hell if she didn't have those plans. It's never said what happened to them, but she's the head of a shady intelligence agency, obsessed with vibranium. Logically speaking, she has them because who else would?

If the government/Valentina could build one once, why couldn't they build another based on the same plans they built the first one from? Difficult and expensive, sure. But so is making a super person. And putting together a machine that you have the instructions for is probably a lot cheaper than getting vibranium via other methods.

Altruistic_Client3172025-11-28 19:54

I think it's not for his protection, but for the suit itself. With that immense power, we need some fabric that can withstand it.

Character_Mind_6712025-11-28 20:03

He could end up fighting a hulk, every little helps.

Magnusfyr2025-11-28 20:03

Other than what's already been said, I assume they didn't really know the full extent of power the serum would give him, especially given that all the other test subjects died. It seems like they just crammed as much fancy bullshit as they could into the serum and hoped it'd work.

UrbanGimli2025-11-28 20:57

Gotta use up the full budget

eriverside2025-11-28 21:04

Vibranium is probably still a controlled substance, so they wouldn't have been able to make the suit in short order. They definitely would have made the vibranium suit ahead of time to protect their investment regardless of power set. Since he is invulnerable, it's redundant but everyone else is dead so might as well give it to him.

Magnusfyr2025-11-28 23:30

Good point. Since the vibranium suit was seemingly already planned in their designs from the start, they absolutely would've sourced the material beforehand. Though, his suit in the Void now (since he came out with a sized-up version of the clothes from his childhood memory). I guess he might be able to summon the suit directly from the Void in the future.

bestoboy2025-11-28 20:05

I thought the US used all their vibranium for cap's shield

IAmPageicus2025-11-28 20:07

That's according to the government

genericguy42025-11-28 20:11

In the 1940s.

FX1142025-11-28 20:11

That was 85 years ago.

8__D2025-11-28 20:14

There's no official canon explanation but I think vibranium entered global circulation in limited quantities after events like Age of Ultron

KentConnor2025-11-28 21:06

Wasn't sharing with the world kinda a major part of the plot of black panther?

8__D2025-11-28 21:13

I honestly don't even remember but that sounds right

Funmachine2025-11-28 23:18

No. That was revealing the truth of Wakanda to the world. At the beginning of BP2 they very clearly re-establish they aren't sharing their Vibranium. In fact, that's pretty much the entire impetus for the plot of BP2.

Edboy7962025-11-28 20:28

It also keeps the suit in pristine condition, to keep up the flawless veneer of a Super Hero Val created in the Sentry

AValorantFan2025-11-28 19:54

How though? Wasn’t Wakanda Forever all about how Val doesn’t have access to vibranium

jlwinter902025-11-28 19:58

If Klaue can get it on the black market with regular goons, I'm pretty sure the Director of the CIA who has black ops superheroes can manage.

TommyGonzo2025-11-28 20:10

Klaue was selling vibranium on the black market after he stole it directly from wakanda. The only known successful mission to do so. He didn’t just find it on thr black market.

jlwinter902025-11-28 21:32

The only successful mission up to that point. Clearly, it's been leaking out, which was bound to happen when Wakanda became active on the world stage.

TommyGonzo2025-11-28 23:20

I think they probably started to trade it and from there it could end up anywhere

jlwinter902025-11-28 23:38

Could definitely be the case.

AdditionalBanana95852025-11-28 20:01

It would've made more sense if it was made out of adamantium.

clutzyninja2025-11-28 20:05

They're not going to introduce adamantium to the MCU outside of an X Men movie

Edit: NM, apparently they did already in Brave New World, the one movie I haven't seen lol

hiphoperational2025-11-28 20:07

They introduced it in Brave New World

clutzyninja2025-11-28 20:08

Oh did they? I haven't watched it yet

Perca_fluviatilis2025-11-28 20:14

Yeah. The celestial corpse from Eternals is made out of Adamantium.

hiphoperational2025-11-28 22:58

It's pretty good, worth checking out imo

ShotMyTatorTots2025-11-28 20:08

Captain America: Brave New World did. It was not used, but the nations nearly went to war over the rights of the discovery.

Hiruma6662025-11-28 20:08

They did in Brave New World...

Chirotera2025-11-28 20:09

They've already introduced it in Brave New World

Short_Swordfish_29052025-11-28 20:27

This comment is giving slapstick

AdmiralCharleston2025-11-28 20:23

I mean the special thing about vibranium is that it can be interwoven into stuff without losing its properties. You cant just make a shirt out of steel and expect it to be flexible lmao

DuckyHornet2025-11-28 20:27

Someone's never heard of chainmail

AdmiralCharleston2025-11-28 22:28

Oh yeah and sentry is clearly wearing chainmail /s

DuckyHornet2025-11-28 22:32

Maybe he is! Just very tiny links, invisible to the naked eye

Dwarven mail, the peak of craftsmanship

AValorantFan2025-11-28 20:51

you can't make adamantium laced clothing like you can with vibranium

Character_Mind_6712025-11-28 20:02

Small amounts of it are found elsewhere, such as sokovia, captain america's shield that was badly damaged during the endgame battle, or potentially extracted from alien tech abandoned on earth. Wakanda does trade small amounts in the comics for tech they don't invent themselves, like drugs and computers.

AValorantFan2025-11-28 20:55

There would never be enough to construct an entire suit without making Valentina's point kind of nonsensical, even the smallest amount of vibranium is incredibly powerful

Character_Mind_6712025-11-28 20:57

The fabric doesn't need to be thick, there's probably less than a kilogram of it in the suit at all. One vibranium spear's worth, if that.

AValorantFan2025-11-28 20:59

I mean the suit in the movie has some visible heft to it

Character_Mind_6712025-11-28 21:00

I don't think so. It looks more like a onesie with cuffs, boots and a belt.

BKWhitty2025-11-28 20:14

Perhaps they were able to recover some from the aftermath of Sokovia? We know Ultron Prime was made of it.

EfficaciousJoculator2025-11-29 01:57

The enormous spire in the middle of the artificial meteor was Vibranium. There's a *lot* of loose Vibranium back on the market since AoU.

wRADKyrabbit2025-11-28 20:21

Yep. Makes zero sense that they suddenly have enough for a suit

yellowdevel2025-11-28 19:54

It would be kinda funny if they included "Hope" in the list of what the S stands for

RunsOnSKC2025-11-28 20:04

“Hope starts with an ‘H’, stupid!”

SrGreybush2025-11-28 20:32

I fuckin' love Pete Holmes skits!

w1987g2025-11-28 20:47

"A" is for Alfred

SrGreybush2025-11-28 22:16

Now you have my permission to cry.

Sp1derX2025-11-28 20:32

There actually is a shot of a piece of paper saying the S stands for hope!

JBTriple2025-11-28 19:57

Not the cool S dude 💀

Ghetto_Phenom2025-11-28 19:59

Right that had to be a troll lmao

NickDynmo2025-11-28 19:57

Oh shit it's the cool S!

TheTwelfthLaden2025-11-28 20:01

They actually made the 90s Cool S with one of the prototype logos

Sirmalta2025-11-28 20:03

THIS is what this sub is for! Great post friend! Thanks :D

senzubeam2025-11-28 22:06

Yes this a preferable to all the theories going about on the threads smh 🤦‍♂️

BlackSpyder7142025-12-01 15:31

most of them are done for karma points lol

Immediate_Channel3932025-11-28 20:04

Sentry, Marvel's answer to DC's hopeful Superman.

Witty-C2025-11-28 20:15

Except the mental instability part

Immediate_Channel3932025-11-28 21:43

"I was on meth!"🤣

PraiseRao2025-11-28 20:10

Where the fuck did they get that much vibranium? Wakanda is an enemy at the moment. Namor and his people are secret. Did claw straight up have enough for his buisness ot keep running without him getting more?

Antrikshy2025-11-28 20:27

US government and their secret stashes.

PraiseRao2025-11-28 20:31

US government didn't have enough of it. This isn't a small amount. It meaningless to Wakanda there is no way a corporation that developed the Sentry would be given access to billions in assets. On top of that the west has never shown the ability to manipulate the substance. All they were able to do is make a shield out of what they had. This is a flexable suit meaning it's on the same level as Panther's suit. Suggesting that the western governments mostly the US and its evil corporations figured this out and then made a suit out of it?

AValorantFan2025-11-28 20:56

They do not have enough to waste on a private pet project superhero costume

PraiseRao2025-11-28 22:19

My problem isn't the suit being made of the stuff. Cool I'm all for it. I just want a logical reason for it being there. For say Val dropped a line about the suit. We've been working on this for years. A vibrianium kevlar weave. Sure it isn't as powerful as Black Panthers suit but it will protect th eperson wearin git. Even if that person doesn't need it. Something anything to explain it. I like the idea I just need the meat to the story of why.

EfficaciousJoculator2025-11-29 01:56

Evidently they do. How do you know the fictional government's supply of a fictional material?

AValorantFan2025-11-29 02:06

Because Wakanda Forever is 2 hours of the US Government gooning over the idea of even owning a coins worth of vibranium

EfficaciousJoculator2025-11-29 02:08

Is it? Or is it about global super powers gooning over owning a shitton of Vibranium?

EfficaciousJoculator2025-11-29 01:55

It's woven into a skin-tight fabric. It's not that much anyway.

Not to mention, Ultron and the Avengers blew up a few tonnes of it over Eastern Europe 10 years ago. Pretty sure T'Challa wasn't picking through that rubble for every last scrap.

PraiseRao2025-11-29 12:57

T'Challa no but Wakanda yes they would. Also it is a lot of it. You don't realize it isn't just the suit. they had to figure out how manipulate the suit. This is billions of dollars worth of material. It's one of the rarest materials on Earth. First you need to figure out how to manipulate it. Which we know from the outside requires sound. No government has show Tony Stark level of innovation like that. Wakanda is centuries ahead everyone else. Yet we are to believe off screen they figured out how to manipulate the substance and then turn it into a fabric.

We just had a movie say we don't have this shit in Black Panther 2 to them oh we've had a ton of this siht for years figured out how to turn it into a fucking fabric and put it on this insane dude.

EfficaciousJoculator2025-11-29 14:06

Yeah, well Wakanda can pick through the rubble, but at that altitude, it's all over the continent and then some. We saw Damage Control had remnants from Sokovia in their hold, including Vibranium components. We suddenly saw a jump in tech with Iron Man, despite his not having a working relationship with Wakanda, wherein he began utilizing Vibranium for nanotech. The Vibranium cat is out of the bag in the MCU, man.

We saw that sound is required to stabilize raw Vibranium for transport in BP1. The Vibranium that Ultron utilized was not raw ore. It was stable. At that point, it's just a metal. You can superheat it and reshape it like any other. Once it's cooled, it's extremely durable. Hell, we *saw* them melt Vibranium *twice* in AoU in a matter of seconds/minutes. It just takes a lot of energy. And it's shown that Howard Stark forged it into Cap's shield in the 40s with even worse access to technology.

There's no reason a government couldn't forge it into plates and insert it into a fabric suit (especially since Howard was working for the government when he did just that). Or turn it into wire—once it's wire, you'd just weave it together with other fabric or on its own. You're acting like the suit's made of nanotech for god's sake. It's not a Tony Stark level of innovation.

Wakanda is centuries ahead, yes, and their utilization looks like it: they use Vibranium to power their cities, fly, heal injuries, and as a base for complex electronics. The U.S. government has used it as a frisbee and a onesie. That's centuries of difference. Literally.

"We are to believe off screen they figured out..." Dude, there are tens of thousands of materials scientists *in real life* working on the same thing about substances we *don't* know of yet, let alone what they can potentially do. It's not at all surprising that over a decade, the MCU's government would invest in studying how Vibranium can be used in ways they already know are possible. And then, all they made was *A ONSIE*. If anything, that's pathetically little for a decade of research.

"Don't have shit" and "ton of shit" are relative terms. The U.S. has 399 million barrels of oil in reserve and millions more in processing at any given moment, but we still fight wars over the stuff. The U.S. has 10,000 tons of gold in reserve, yet gold is still considered a rare, precious material. Now, with that context, doesn't it stand to reason super powers like the U.S. would want more Vibranium in the MCU? Even if they've managed to each scrounge several thousand pounds (or even several tons) each?

The least realistic thing about all this is the government giving Valentina Vibranium, but that's assuming they did in the first place. She might have just used their research (or the research of any of thousands of private companies, like Ox) and bought the Vibranium illegally on the black market. After all, she's a criminal with significant criminal ties and a lot of money. But, hell, I'd buy the government chipping in a couple pounds of Vibranium if she had promised them a god in return. That's a small investment to make, assuming she could sell the notion.

Responsible_Egg75192025-11-28 20:14

Further proof that Bob is a reality warper since he turned a vibranium suit into a crewneck and corduroy pants lol

kulitchipon2025-11-29 03:17

Right? I'm like where is that suit now? Can other characters wear it since it doesn't seem like he needs it?

an_ordinary_platypus2025-11-28 20:21

I was in a marketing role when Thunderbolts* came out on streaming, and I laughed when I saw that even an invincible superhuman received a marketing action plan with an SOP and KPIs.

Cjgraham35892025-11-28 20:23

Logos 1, 2, 5, and 6 are giving me serious Hydra vibes.

(Also, 2 & 6 definitely just used the “S doodle” for the Sentry part lol)

Sufficient_Permit7072025-11-28 22:26

1 and 5 are the same
2 and 6 are the same

Top line is the sketch, botton is the refined

McGruffTheBadger2025-11-29 20:03

2/6 (which is the same logo) is just a tall 'S' over/under the 'OXE' company/logo. I guess it is close to the 'cool s' or 's doodle', but not quite.

Now, is OXE secretly Hydra, as this [post](https://www.reddit.com/r/MCUTheories/comments/1kfdkx6/theory_about_oxe_corporation/) posits? ¯\\\_(ツ)\_/¯

Gorrium2025-11-28 20:52

Question is, is it really made of vibranium or is that just what they were going to tell the public

AValorantFan2025-11-28 20:57

Telling by the fact they call it gold and blue vibranium it kind of makes me think it's marketing or a lie they would sell the public.

Gold vibrainum does exist in the comics but its something entirely different

JadedEggplant98312025-11-28 21:11

cool headcanon i thought of:

the suit isn't vibranium BUT
since BP:WF, the Sentry Project was live and the suit was MEANT to be vibranium, so OXE sponsored the scientists to search for vibranium in the water

i like to think Valentina told Bob that the suit was meant to be indestructible (its fancy leather) and, like Dumbo with the feather, became indestructible despite the suit being anything but (reality warping wriggly woos)

Ok-Kaleidoscope-96452025-11-28 21:34

I'm kind of annoyed that everyone has vibranium now. I know Wakanda said they'd be sharing their technology, but I think they explicitly said for things like medicine, aid, etc. Not giving it to private corporations or government for military use.

nage_2025-11-28 21:40

the merch is so funny. genuinely would get the mug but the protein powder

Guardiannangel2025-11-28 22:05

i dont miss anything. my reflexes are too fast

Stargaezr2025-11-28 22:08

This reads like something straight from the boys >< holy.

Josh-sama2025-11-28 22:49

Power of the sun?

Aaaaa-aaa-aaaaah

chomperstyle2025-11-28 23:33

Funny that even without the super powers he would still be bullet and knife proof

0rtmo2025-11-29 00:32

lol sentry protein powder

VVantaBuddy2025-11-29 01:34

the first useful post i've seen in a while. thank you for this OP.

TeaTwoSugarsAndMilk2025-11-29 02:29

That's a cool detail. Even if he wasn't wearing a vibranium suit they still didn't have a chance 🤣

tellmethatstoryagain2025-11-29 02:47

You have no idea how long I’ve waited for a “S” logo that represented…bull horns. Not just one bull horn (no ‘s’ there, duh) but many of them.

natayaway2025-11-29 06:59

> **Gold Vibranium**

> The suit will be lined with gold vibranium. While Vibranium is the strongest known substance, these elements are only decorative and serve no tactical purpose.

> **Blue Vibranium**

> The belt along with arm bracers and the collar are made from (Blue) Vibranium that serves no tac(tical) advantage other than being (-----) to --------- -------

I can't read the last few words that aren't cut off...

ParkerLF2025-11-29 23:40

This is awesome! Where’d you get these pics from?