The shield about the American team is actually not a lump of pure iron. The inside is actually made up of very delicate mechanical structures.

The mechanical structure inside the shield is the secret of the shield's indestructible strength. And it's not just because the metal is hard.

Many other Marvel fanfiction writers have gotten this wrong, simply thinking that Zhenjin or Erdman alloy is incomparably strong. But that's not the case.

Comics aside, just watch the movies with the widest audience. Team America's shield also exhibits several different characteristics.

For example, the rebound after the impact can also activate the super cutting damage ability without rebounding. There are also strong defenses.

These characteristics are not something that a simple pure metal shield can achieve.

This comes from the original premise, not my own nonsense. If you don't read the comics, you can take a look at Tony Stark's one-to-six workbench model by Hottoys.

One of the Iron Man series models is Tony who dismantled Rogers' shield for repairs.

It depicts the details of the structure inside the shield.

I think it's better to explain the above.

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