
Comic Books
- Invincible Iron Man vol. 2 (2016)
- Invincible Iron Man vol. 3 (2016)
- Marvel Future Fight (added in 2017
- Marvel Puzzle Quest (added in 2017)
Ironheart provides examples of the following tropes:
- Affirmative Action Legacy: She's an African-American girl who ends up replacing Tony Stark in Invincible Iron Man, albeit with a different codename.
- Dead Guy Junior: Riri is named for her late father, who died shortly before her birth.
- Determinator: Tony recognizing this quality in her is part of the reason he offers to take her in.
- Gadgeteer Genius: Was able to reverse engineer one of Tony's old Iron Man armors to make her own suit.
- Generation Xerox: While not related to Tony, she shows many of the traits associated with him. It's part of the reason he decided to take her under his wing.
- Good Parents: After learning of her incredible intellect, her mother and stepfather made a deliberate effort to raise her as altruistically as possible, fearing any social disconnect that woul make her a Mad Scientist. She's fully aware of why they're doing it but has accepted it.
- Legacy Character: Subverted. She's more of a diminutive character branching off from an established one with a similar name (example: Batman and Batwoman, Batgirl, etc.), but she's effectively one of these.
- Shout-Out: Riri's armor has some design elements that are reminiscent of Optimus Prime.
- Spirit Advisor: A Virtual Ghost of Tony Stark (who is currently in a coma) serves as onboard AI and mentor of her next armor model.