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| − | AIM primarily operates through third parties, selling advanced tech and weaponry and funding attacks by other groups on targets they have an interest in, particularly research and development, tech prototypes and advanced experiments. For the last five years, they've grown increasingly bold targeting SHIELD facilities and have stolen a significant amount of technology. Their success has made them both a major target of SHIELD and has fueled concerns inside the agency that AIM may have multiple agents embedded in their own ranks. AIM operations are characterised by the use of advanced weapons, robotics, cybernetically enhanced soldiers and an array of chemical munitions. To date, none of the senior scientists who lead AIM have been identified, although it is rumoured that the terrorist group dates back to the 50s or even earlier. | + | AIM primarily operates through third parties, selling advanced tech and weaponry and funding attacks by other groups on targets they have an interest in, particularly research and development, tech prototypes and advanced experiments. For the last five years, they've grown increasingly bold targeting SHIELD facilities and have stolen a significant amount of technology. Their success has made them both a major target of [[SHIELD]] and has fueled concerns inside the agency that AIM may have multiple agents embedded in their own ranks. AIM operations are characterised by the use of advanced weapons, robotics, cybernetically enhanced soldiers and an array of chemical munitions. To date, none of the senior scientists who lead AIM have been identified, although it is rumoured that the terrorist group dates back to the 50s or even earlier. |
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| + | In 2021 they came up on the radar of the [[X-Men]] when the mutant team was [[X-Men Mission: Agents of SHIELD|called in by SHIELD]] to assist in rescuing [[The Avengers|Captain America]][ from the group and [[MODOK]]. Later they were involved in the [[Sentinels]] program, uncovered by the X-Men in [[X-Men Mission: Lone Sentinel]] and then later when the program was [[Exorcism Robotica|dismantled]] by the [[Brotherhood of Mutants]] and the X-Men, working separately but with the same goal. Like MODOK and [[Bolivar Trask]], the group has once again faded into the background, to reappear at a future date. | ||
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[[X-Men Mission: Agents of SHIELD]] | [[X-Men Mission: Agents of SHIELD]] | ||
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| + | [[X-Men Mission: Lone Sentinel]] | ||
[[Exorcism Robotica]] | [[Exorcism Robotica]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:48, 23 September 2022
| Advanced Idea Mechanics | |
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 Portrayed by various | |
| Known Aliases: | A.I.M. |
| Affiliations: | MODOK |
| Socked By: | various |
| Introduction: | X-Men Mission: Agents of SHIELD |
Advanced Idea Mechanics (A.I.M.) is a terrorist organization led by a group of brilliant scientists whose sole dedication is to acquire and develop power through technological means.
First Appearance
Roster
| MODOK |  PB: Marvel's Avengers video game, socked by Dex. |
- Paul Riker
- Miscellaneous security forces, hired to protect AIM's scientists from the usual ex-military and mercenary sources.
Details
AIM primarily operates through third parties, selling advanced tech and weaponry and funding attacks by other groups on targets they have an interest in, particularly research and development, tech prototypes and advanced experiments. For the last five years, they've grown increasingly bold targeting SHIELD facilities and have stolen a significant amount of technology. Their success has made them both a major target of SHIELD and has fueled concerns inside the agency that AIM may have multiple agents embedded in their own ranks. AIM operations are characterised by the use of advanced weapons, robotics, cybernetically enhanced soldiers and an array of chemical munitions. To date, none of the senior scientists who lead AIM have been identified, although it is rumoured that the terrorist group dates back to the 50s or even earlier.
In 2021 they came up on the radar of the X-Men when the mutant team was called in by SHIELD to assist in rescuing Captain America[ from the group and MODOK. Later they were involved in the Sentinels program, uncovered by the X-Men in X-Men Mission: Lone Sentinel and then later when the program was dismantled by the Brotherhood of Mutants and the X-Men, working separately but with the same goal. Like MODOK and Bolivar Trask, the group has once again faded into the background, to reappear at a future date.
Plots/Events
X-Men Mission: Agents of SHIELD
Meta
Socked by: Various
