The Hulk's Transformations Have Always Been Brutal Bruce Banner's transformations into the Hulk have been depicted in a wide variety of ways over the decades, but, regardless of the specifics, it's a painful experience for Banner.
Regenerative Healing Factor: Despite the Hulk's high resistance to physical harm, it is possible to cause the Hulk injury. However, the Hulk is capable of regenerating damaged or destroyed areas of his entire body with much greater speed and efficiency than an ordinary human.
However, part of what allows Hulk to be forgiven for the massive destruction he causes is the shockingly small death toll of his frequent rampages. In fact, according to Marvel lore, Hulk has never directly killed an innocent, whether battling the military or tearing down Avengers tower.
Like Hulk, She-Hulk has staggering superhuman strength and is practically impervious to injury, pain, and disease. But unlike Bruce, Jennifer is still Jennifer when she's the jade giantess. She maintains control of her intellect and emotions, turning her into a powerhouse of both brains and brawn.
Ultimately, the comic shows why there aren't hundreds of Hulks on Earth, as creating them is an incredibly risky process that can't be easily replicated - even by genius-level scientists.
Like Deadpool and Wolverine – but way less publicized – the Hulk has the ability to grow entirely new tissue and heal from most wounds in just seconds.
Despite his immense power, the Hulk has been defeated by heroes like Wolverine, Iron Man, Puck, and the Punisher. Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, and the Thing have also managed to take down the Hulk using their intelligence, teamwork, and unique abilities.
The Hulk's sorrow at his friends' betrayal awakened a new persona known as the bloodthirsty Kluh (described as the Hulk's Hulk, being the ruthless part of himself that even the Hulk repressed) with this new version easily defeating the Avengers, sneering that the Hulk they knew was nothing more than a "sad piece of ' ...
It was only after this transformation that Hulk could wield the Infinity Stones and reverse Thanos' snap, saving the universe. Smart Hulk became a huge MCU hero in the process, but it came at a cost. Using the power of the six Infinity Stones severely damaged his right arm, just as it did to Thanos.
According to the Watcher, the reason for the Hulk's rage is the fact Bruce Banner's persona lies buried within him, desperate to communicate, eager to escape, yet forever imprisoned.
Swords, knives, and more have been used against Hulk and almost none of them even leave a scratch or mark on him. However, with that said, there are two bladed weapons that can cut into Hulk's skin. Adamantium is something that can cause damage to Hulk.
Hulk's 'Skinny Hulk' Body Is Actually His True Form (Without Bruce Banner) The Hulk's 'Skinny Hulk' body from Immortal Hulk is actually the Avenger's true form without Bruce Banner, proving he's not just a rage monster.
The Hulk's skin is nearly impenetrable and his lung capacity allows for long periods of submersion in water, exposure to many forms of gases, and even to temporary survival in the airless vacuum of outer space.
While his mind would be wiped of his friendship with the hero - and he would reencounter him in Planet Hulk and on the Avengers - Hulk will always be haunted by his greatest friendship turning into one of his darkest moments as a hero. Hulk was afraid of The Void not just because of his powers, but what he represented.
Fans love to debate who'd win a fair fight - Superman or the Incredible Hulk. In the past, the Man of Steel has won over the Green Goliath, however in a surprising moment, DC confirmed that Marvel's Green Goliath is absolutely capable of killing their flagship characters.
As you know, Bruce is a pretty thin guy, so we assume his junk is pretty standard — but The Hulk's junk is going to be massive. This is going to make sex a real gamble because you might end up with a 20-inch-long and 7-inch-wide veiny rod of tissue in one of two orifices . . . neither of which is going to pleasant.
The doctor transforms into the Hulk during moments of stress, anxiety, and most of all anger. The change can reverse itself if the Hulk reaches a state of calm, either by himself or through a special mantra utilized by his fellow Avengers, most notably Natasha Romanoff, the Black Widow.
This move proves that, while Hulk can be stronger than Thor in absolute terms, the God of Thunder has many more advantages. He has centuries of battle experience, the hones skills of a warrior, and one of the most powerful weapons in the universe.
The Immortal Hulk series has established that the Hulk is functionally immortal, and he can survive even after Banner dies, which is exactly what scares the scientist.
This Hulk even ripped Wolverine in half in one comic book storyline. The Planet Hulk and World-Breaker Hulk storylines saw the Jade Giant almost completely obliterating all the Marvel heroes, even the Sentry. The Hulk is one character Deadpool can't beat.
As time passed, however, he became more vile and cruel, presumably because of the gamma radiation corrupting his mind. However, nothing in the text proves the radiation supported this, and because the Hulk is shown to outright gloat about his villainy, this disqualifies The Hulk from having any moral agency issues.
Rising to his feet, Hulk backhands the Son of Zeus, before pummeling the Greek god into submission as he begs Hulk to stop, trying to convince him that they're there to help. Namora covers her eyes, unable to watch any more of the brutal beating.
Before he can defeat him, the Immortal Hulk is stopped by the Savage Hulk, who is being emotionally manipulated by the Leader. The Immortal Hulk is beheaded by a monstrous Leader and his heart is ripped out. His corpse, alongside Banner, is taken to the Below-Place by the Leader.
