Okay, I'm up, aren't I? Since
@ajgoal nailed that great robot pick, I'll go to Plan ... D? and choose Vision.
From
Marvel.com:
The Marvel Comics origin story of the Vision begins with the creation of a synthetic android by robotics genius Phineas Horton in the late 1930s. However, after this synthezoid burst into flames upon being exposed to air, Dr. Horton revised the design and his creation became the Human Torch. After the end of WWII, the Human Torch deactivated himself following exposure to radiation, but was found by the time-traveling Immortus, who created a duplicate of it. The Torch duplicate fell into the hands of the Avengers’ robotic adversary, Ultron, who forced Dr. Horton to rebuild the duplicate as a new entity and sent it to infiltrate and destroy the Avengers.
Now dubbed the Vision and operating with human brain patterns, the synthezoid broke through Ultron’s programming to create his own path as a hero, rather than as an instrument of death. Earning Avengers membership once his fellow heroes realized his plight and his good-yet-synthetic heart, the Vision began to discover what it meant to be a champion for humanity.
Beyond the outstanding qualities of the Vision’s artificial body, which include great strength, resistance to harsh conditions, and automatic self-repair, his computer systems rank as world-class and deliver an almost-universal interface with other systems, extensive data storage, and holographic projection. Chew on
that for awhile,
@JojoTheWhale!
The Vision sports a “solar gem” on his forehead which can not only collect sunlight to provide energy for him, but can also project heat beams of powerful intensity for offensive purposes. In addition, Vision is able to control the actual density of his android frame to make himself ultra-light, ultra-dense, and even immaterial, all of which may be utilized for defensive and offensive actions. By making himself light, he can also fly to great heights and at high speeds.
EDIT: THis was my after-the-fact edit, replacing the MCU version with the original.
Apologies for gumming up the works and especially to
@Magua for making him wait.