Ultron - A Kree/Inhuman Connection?

Ultron - A Kree/Inhuman Connection?

Is Kree or Inhuman tech used in Ultron's creation? I noticed something interesting in the Ultron character poster that made me ponder the idea...

Editorial Opinion
By aRush - Mar 20, 2015 04:03 PM EST
Source: Marvel.com - Ultron Poster

So the ways that Stark and Banner may be involved in Ultron's creation have been well documented, and most speculation has it that Wakandan Vibranium will be used at least in large part to make the body you see below. However, in the same image I noticed something that made me wonder if Ultron also incorporates some Kree/Inhuman tech into himself.

Ultron's Arm Blown Up


Just for the sake of comparison, here is a picture of the Obelisk with the Kree markings showing.

Inhuman Obelisk


It may just be me, but those markings on Ultron's arm look very similar to those on the Obelisk. 

On it's own that may not be much, but there has also been talk that in some ways all of the Avengers will play a role in Ultron's creation. Combined with the speculation that future Avengers Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch are being cast as Inhumans in the MCU, Hydra's experimenting with the Obelisk in Agents of SHIELD, and the rumors that Inhumans will play a role in inspiring the plot of Civil War, and it made me wonder if Ultron will have access to such technology to further enhance himself. If he has that access I would think he would want to utilize it, and we've seen on Agents of SHIELD that Hydra had some success weaponizing it, so my thinking is he likely would have access.

Now does this mean Ultron for sure uses Inhuman technology? No, but it is at least fun to think about. Anyone else think there could be something there? Is this theory just crazy? Feel free to share your thoughts below. Thanks for reading!
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WinterOstritch
WinterOstritch - 3/20/2015, 6:46 PM
Good eye!
Null
Null - 3/20/2015, 6:56 PM
Maybe, but I don't think so.
NovaCorpsFan
NovaCorpsFan - 3/20/2015, 7:13 PM
Maybe, due to Vibranium being an alien metal anyway, the Kree brought it here.
JacuzziJoe
JacuzziJoe - 3/20/2015, 10:40 PM
They said that Ultron's program comes from the Chitauri wreckage. Maybe it's in the programming and the code somehow, or that is how Ultron is familiar with it. Could just be a stretch, but if there is a connection, I'd start there. Not sure why Wilding had to be an asshole about it.
NovaCorpsFan
NovaCorpsFan - 3/21/2015, 4:34 AM
@GliderMan
I think it's alien... I can't remember now.
febday
febday - 3/21/2015, 8:23 AM
@GliderMan

Vibranium originates from wakanda thats why klaw a blackpanther villain is in avengers.
febday
febday - 3/21/2015, 8:46 AM
BritishMonkey
BritishMonkey - 3/21/2015, 3:29 PM
I don't think it is. The engravings on Ultron are different to the obelisk.
CorndogBurglar
CorndogBurglar - 3/22/2015, 6:59 AM
Sorry, but the markings dont look anything alike.
CorndogBurglar
CorndogBurglar - 3/22/2015, 7:07 AM
@ NovaCorpsFan

To be fair, your not completely wrong.

In Earth-X its revealed that the Celestials place Vibranium on planets that have one of their unborn infants growing inside of it. Once the Celestial is born and the planet is destroyed, it takes the vibranium and creates its Celestial armor out of it.

So, you're actually right....kind of. Vibranium isn't natural to Earth, or any planet. The Celestials place it on planets. At least in the Earth-X universe. The thing is, Earth-X didnt change anything from MU. It might have explained some things that have never been explained before, like Galactus' real purpose in the universe, the Vibranium, etc. So its possible that everything explained in Earth-X is really how things are in the 616 world. But as you know, until the 616 says it, you can't use it as the truth. :)
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