Yexel Sebastian's Amazing Iron Man Room at the Manila Ocean Park

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The Marvel site describes Iron Man as ".... the story of Tony Stark, a billionaire industrialist and genius inventor who is kidnapped and forced to build a devastating weapon. Instead, using his intelligence and ingenuity, Tony builds a high-tech suit of armor and escapes captivity. When he uncovers a nefarious plot with global implications, he dons his powerful armor and vows to protect the world as Iron Man."

Now that's actually the plot of the 2008 movie starring Robert Downey Jr. who plays billionaire industrialist, philanthropist and genius inventor Anthony "Tony" Stark, president of Stark Enterprises who's primary clients was the military. I'm not really sure if the comic books is similar since I've read somewhere that involves a villain named Mandarin and another captive friend named Wellington Yinsen. We all know Hollywood tends to do glorified changes to make the story more of a blockbuster.

The Captain America movie also gave us a glimpse of his father, Walter Stark, as the one who invented the invincible "Shield" that also acts like a boomerang since it would always swing back to Cap's hand. Thus, ingenuity, and creativity (for those cool designs),  really runs in the family.

For Yexel Sebastian, who is obviously a fan of Iron man, the world of Iron Man is probably a fascinating one to be in. Thus he recreated the extremely cool Iron Man room in his Amazing Stories of Yexel's Museum situated at the 2nd floor of the Manila Ocean Park. But the suits were recreated using cheaper materials that he patiently carved out of styrofoam and treated with a tedious process that can also be learned at the museum.

The Iron Man room (Tony Stark's walk-in closet or wardrobe room filled with the many models of his Iron Man suits) is just one of the many equally amazing rooms he has in his toy museum filled with so many popular familiar images from The Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, Game of Thrones, Minions, Spiderman, Chipmunks, etc. I'm sure there might be more to be added soon, or he might update his displays depending on his new creations based on the next fad or trending movie or comic book character.

You'll be so sorry if you fail to see this attraction at the Manila Ocean Park. The details are extremely remarkable. Imagine the time he consumed to recreate these masterpieces. It takes a lot of dedication and passion to come up with these concepts even though they are duplicates of existing images. There is no other establishment that offers the same grand exhibition of life-size images aside from Yexel's other two venues displaying his other works.

His guests during the recent grand launch was thrilled to see all the fabulous creations especially cosplayer queen Alodia Gosiengfiao who exclaimed that she would like her own Iron Man Room too. Alodia was accompanied by her boyfriend Eric Ejercito who also creates smaller figures based from similar characters from the movie and comic book world, aside from his amazing Captain America and Deadpool inspired backpack designs.

Another cosplayer queen, Myrtle Sarrosa, along with her boyfriend Brian Poe, was also present at the grand launch. We also spotted Moymoy Palaboy, while his brother Roadfill Sparks came a few hours after just in time to join them in a Shabooya dance routine along with the teens from Chicser.

Of course, Yexel Sebastian joined them along with his girlfriend Mikee Agustin.

Below are several more images taken from the Amazing Stories of Yexel's Museum at the Manila Ocean Park. All for you to enjoy.

 

 

 

After ogling at all these amazing Iron Man creations, there's another spot out there where you can sit beside an Iron man. Pretty great for a photo ops with the coolest superhero character with the invincible Iron suit.

Now, don't you want your own superhero room?

Until that day comes when you can actually build your own Iron man room, better drop by the Amazing Stories of Yexel's Museum at the Manila Ocean Park where you can do a lot of "selfies."

It's "Instagrammable" everywhere you look here!