@@Jaded_JinxI hate when they don't make him speak or barely speak bc the Hulk actually talks quite a bit in the comics and isn't even talking broken English like he's a child or something in the movies and stuff
That reference to The Defenders is awesome not just because it's recognising a team that will never get enough love in my eyes, but it acts as a subtle reference to Hulk's character development. As The Defenders as a series really defined Hulk's more childlike personality and showed him in a more comedic light. With both Hulk and Doctor Strange here essentially noting how he's grown beyond that state. Becoming more well spoken and self controlled.
Yeah. It kind of made me realized that the two characters have had little interaction with one another. And yet given their similar apathy towards humanity, they probably would have got along well
@@BigK13372 The only time they had any interaction as far as i can tell was during house of M. You could hardly call it one since at least one of them does not remember it and it was under universe altered state.(Hulk took over Australia from mutants and he was ready to throw down with him if he had to) Their biggest difference is Hulk never really went full genocidal even though he could easily level the planet.
I like that Hulk speaks more eloquently with Strange and Spider-Man. It shows that he plays up the “brutish monster” reputation to keep people away, but he can speak in perfect English with those he considers friends.
it's actually a quirk of Hulk. Banner has different Hulk forms because he was Multiple Personality Disorder. Two of them look almost the same with the difference being intelligence. They're called Professor Hulk and Savage Hulk. Professor has more confidence and keeps Bruces Smarts, Savage is the big dumb Brute we know and love. Prof comes out during a calm emotional state and Savage is run on high stress. Sometimes one turns into the other without needing to shift back to Bruce first.
That, and being able to transform again could reference titan. Or kluh, or world breaker Hulk comics have been DOPE I'm pretty sure even beyonder in the classic comics stated hulk had limitless potential too
@@chriss.249it could be a reference to the fact that Bruce himself has a lot of pent up trauma. Which has manifested in... interesting ways as of late.
It's noted in his lore section that the area he originates from has been overrun by demons, so that's probably where his secondary transformation comes from, and also what this is referencing.
1:46 It would have been an interesting What If story of Hulk joining the X-Men as they share Mood Kindred of being feared and hated by the world. The potential goldmine of their dynamic and interactions.
It adds more confusion for me imo, I remember in the early Ultimate Spiderman comics Peter has a couple issues where he thinks hes an X Man styled mutant and is paranoid about it. He then meets the actual X Men who tell him hes not "like" them as the spider did mutate him but he doesnt have an X Gene. Bruce is the same he got blasted with gamma radiation and hes now the hulk. I dont hate your idea in fact id prefer more non mutant heroes fighting for the X Men but it gets so muddled in marvel that sometimes I feel like it should be separated entirely.
@@agimb2381 Yeah that's a thing in Marvel. Spidey/Hulk/Fantastic Four etc got mutated through radiations instead of naturally so they're considered mutates instead of mutants. But usually their children are vaguely considered to be regular mutants like Spider-Girl and Franklin.
@@agimb2381 It's an arbitrary and spliting hairs distinction so Marvel can keep the X-Men "special" and not have to explain why mutants like the Fantastic Four and Captain America are loved but X-gene carriers are hated despite being exactly the same in terms of potential danger.
@@nikhilcruz Getting mutated through radiation is "natural mutation" mutation is nothing more than the genome being altered in a way that's permanent and can be passed down to offspring. Radiation is actually the most common way mutations occur that can be replicated reliably. The other way mutations happen is when our DNA makes an oopsie during the building process but understandably chance genetic freak accidents are hard to replicate scientifically.
It took 40 years but Magneto * of all X-Men * finally calling out Marvel's arbitrary definition of "mutant" as bullshit is so fricking cathartic. The X-Men,Fantastic Four,Hulk,Spider-Man and Captain America are ALL mutants by the scientific definition.
They're mutates, not mutants. Marvel has had this designation for decades. Mutants are born with an X-Gene that automatically activates their powers in puberty, Mutates are humans born without an X-Gene who get powers from a source that mutates their dna in a different way.
@@GriffinProductions And it's an arbitrary and useless distinction that ignores science and only exists so Marvel doesn't have to explain why people love the Fantastic Four and Captain America but hate the X-Men. Because the X-Men's continued popularity relies on them being hated and persecuted outsiders. Hell by scientific definition X-gene carriers are probably not even mutants but an evolution of homo sapiens. Magneto was right indeed.
Agreed. Honestly it's a point I wish was made into a plot. Like Magneto or Xavier try recruiting those different heroes. The idea of Magneto reaching out to Hulk would be an interesting one.
I wish they'd given him an interaction with Rocket. Rocket debuted in a Hulk anniversary comic and Al Ewing referenced that history in Avengers: No Road Home a few years back. Could've been a fun little detail.
Magneto questioning the obvious. That The Hulk is literally the most classic example of a mutant there is. one born out of the horrors or radiation. And yet neither he or any of his kids are EVER seen with the X-Men. outside of the occasional run in with Wolverine.
His voice starts so amazing then gets so average. Lile the first lines in this video were recorded first and then he got tired doing the voice, so he softened it.
Hulk being his EMH self, nice.
Best Hulk imo.
"I'M THE STRONGEST ONE THERE IS!"
"You sure bout that?"
No😊
Hulk speaking full sentences is my favorite kind of Hulk
@@Jaded_JinxSame.
@@Jaded_JinxI hate when they don't make him speak or barely speak bc the Hulk actually talks quite a bit in the comics and isn't even talking broken English like he's a child or something in the movies and stuff
That reference to The Defenders is awesome not just because it's recognising a team that will never get enough love in my eyes, but it acts as a subtle reference to Hulk's character development. As The Defenders as a series really defined Hulk's more childlike personality and showed him in a more comedic light. With both Hulk and Doctor Strange here essentially noting how he's grown beyond that state. Becoming more well spoken and self controlled.
speaking of that, I really hope we get red hulk knowing he was part of the offenders
1:47 I love how Magneto seems to appreciate the Hulk because he knows how it feels to be prosecuted
Yeah. It kind of made me realized that the two characters have had little interaction with one another.
And yet given their similar apathy towards humanity, they probably would have got along well
@@BigK13372
The only time they had any interaction as far as i can tell was during house of M. You could hardly call it one since at least one of them does not remember it and it was under universe altered state.(Hulk took over Australia from mutants and he was ready to throw down with him if he had to)
Their biggest difference is Hulk never really went full genocidal even though he could easily level the planet.
@BigK13372 Hulk doesn't hate humanity though. But, yeah, as far as being persecuted goes, they have something in common.
I think you mean persecuted. Prosecution involves litigation.
0:21 I love the reference to hulk swinging Loki around like a rag doll in the first avengers movie
Hulk: Puny god.
I like that Hulk speaks more eloquently with Strange and Spider-Man. It shows that he plays up the “brutish monster” reputation to keep people away, but he can speak in perfect English with those he considers friends.
it's actually a quirk of Hulk. Banner has different Hulk forms because he was Multiple Personality Disorder. Two of them look almost the same with the difference being intelligence. They're called Professor Hulk and Savage Hulk. Professor has more confidence and keeps Bruces Smarts, Savage is the big dumb Brute we know and love. Prof comes out during a calm emotional state and Savage is run on high stress. Sometimes one turns into the other without needing to shift back to Bruce first.
@@Broomer52 Is Mr. Fix it also still a canon Hulk form? Cause he was like a gray version of Hulk that could still speak perfect english
So it's like selective mutism. But instead of saying nothing, he plays dumb.... Selective idiotism?
@deerking7464 yes Fixit is still canon. There a recent (last year I think) comic that is a Joe Fixit and Spiderman team up
@@Broomer52 I like the implication that normal Hulk is Professor Hulk, but when Hulk ults he goes full Savage Hulk
0:13 I think it's a reference to his connection to The One bellow all, or simply that his true power is beyond anyone's understanding.
That, and being able to transform again could reference titan.
Or kluh, or world breaker
Hulk comics have been DOPE
I'm pretty sure even beyonder in the classic comics stated hulk had limitless potential too
@@chriss.249it could be a reference to the fact that Bruce himself has a lot of pent up trauma. Which has manifested in... interesting ways as of late.
It's noted in his lore section that the area he originates from has been overrun by demons, so that's probably where his secondary transformation comes from, and also what this is referencing.
@@captaincomic8678 ohhh you thinks that second transformation is the Devil Hulk? or is just a new power of Banner and Hulk
@@marcelomontero932 In-game I believe it's just called "Monster Hulk" so probably a new thing.
Magneto: How do you plan on stopping me Banner?
Bruce: *Pulls out a wooden gun*
Magneto: *Girlish scream*
Hulk wouldn’t use guns. He’ll use use some mahogany trees like fucking boxing glove to beat magnet man.
@@therecombinant6215 joke flew above yours head - it's reference to times when Magneto lose battle to wooden gun
@@totomen666I I recommend the Hulk comic with Metal Master
I recommend looking up the Metal Master
I remember a scene from old fantastic four cartoon of Mr fantastic winning with the glass gun or something
0:48 stand proud you are strong
God Dammit I hate this world sometimes.
What....is this?
I love how horrified Loki is of the hulk I like how that’s a running joke in marvel now
0:21 the PTSD is vicious
So this is a UCM reference or an actual canon fact?
@@marcelomontero932 mcu reference
“Puny God”
@@marcelomontero932Hulk has gone to town on Loki in a ton of material outside of the MCU.
@@soulcyclone360That sounds so wrong
I like how chill hulk is
I love how in every universe Loki is terrified of Hulk.
Look, if a Mortal can go blow for Blow with Thor and can somehow get stronger.. then i Would be scared to
He really hit Loki with the DK “okay! 👍”
1:46 It would have been an interesting What If story of Hulk joining the X-Men as they share Mood Kindred of being feared and hated by the world.
The potential goldmine of their dynamic and interactions.
It adds more confusion for me imo, I remember in the early Ultimate Spiderman comics Peter has a couple issues where he thinks hes an X Man styled mutant and is paranoid about it. He then meets the actual X Men who tell him hes not "like" them as the spider did mutate him but he doesnt have an X Gene. Bruce is the same he got blasted with gamma radiation and hes now the hulk.
I dont hate your idea in fact id prefer more non mutant heroes fighting for the X Men but it gets so muddled in marvel that sometimes I feel like it should be separated entirely.
@@agimb2381 Yeah that's a thing in Marvel. Spidey/Hulk/Fantastic Four etc got mutated through radiations instead of naturally so they're considered mutates instead of mutants. But usually their children are vaguely considered to be regular mutants like Spider-Girl and Franklin.
@@nikhilcruz huh
@@agimb2381 It's an arbitrary and spliting hairs distinction so Marvel can keep the X-Men "special" and not have to explain why mutants like the Fantastic Four and Captain America are loved but X-gene carriers are hated despite being exactly the same in terms of potential danger.
@@nikhilcruz Getting mutated through radiation is "natural mutation" mutation is nothing more than the genome being altered in a way that's permanent and can be passed down to offspring. Radiation is actually the most common way mutations occur that can be replicated reliably. The other way mutations happen is when our DNA makes an oopsie during the building process but understandably chance genetic freak accidents are hard to replicate scientifically.
"YOU STAY AWAY FROM ME!"
I guess Loki still got that PTSD. 😂
I like to think that the Spider-Man interaction is meant to be a jab at the verses community.
That’s exactly what it is and I love iy
How so?
Thw krakoa reference was actually pretty neat
It took 40 years but Magneto * of all X-Men * finally calling out Marvel's arbitrary definition of "mutant" as bullshit is so fricking cathartic.
The X-Men,Fantastic Four,Hulk,Spider-Man and Captain America are ALL mutants by the scientific definition.
They're mutates, not mutants. Marvel has had this designation for decades. Mutants are born with an X-Gene that automatically activates their powers in puberty, Mutates are humans born without an X-Gene who get powers from a source that mutates their dna in a different way.
@@GriffinProductions And it's an arbitrary and useless distinction that ignores science and only exists so Marvel doesn't have to explain why people love the Fantastic Four and Captain America but hate the X-Men. Because the X-Men's continued popularity relies on them being hated and persecuted outsiders.
Hell by scientific definition X-gene carriers are probably not even mutants but an evolution of homo sapiens.
Magneto was right indeed.
It's funny really, as soon as all the Mutants are captured and wiped out, they'll turn their attention to meta-humans, than humans in general.
Agreed. Honestly it's a point I wish was made into a plot. Like Magneto or Xavier try recruiting those different heroes. The idea of Magneto reaching out to Hulk would be an interesting one.
"I'm HuLkInG oUttttt" 😡😩😠🗣️🗣️
0:27 absolutely Wicked interaction💀💀😭
0:13 pause
I think it's a reference to his connection to The One bellow all, or simply that his true power is beyond anyone's understanding.
0:23 Donkey kong
Gives me flashbacks to UMVC3 intros.
I wish they'd given him an interaction with Rocket. Rocket debuted in a Hulk anniversary comic and Al Ewing referenced that history in Avengers: No Road Home a few years back. Could've been a fun little detail.
Magneto questioning the obvious.
That The Hulk is literally the most classic example of a mutant there is.
one born out of the horrors or radiation.
And yet neither he or any of his kids are EVER seen with the X-Men.
outside of the occasional run in with Wolverine.
HULK SMASH!
Did Master Chiefs voice actor voice the Punisher?
The Spidermen was unatrualy cocky against Hulk lol
Maybe he took down Firelord before this?
@@azureheart2846 LOL, nice reffrence.
Trust me Spider-Man you may be one of those street-level characters and you may be strong but you ain't winning your arm wrestling with the Hulk.
Eyy Yuri Lowenthal
Awww xope can't wait
Is Banner voiced by Joe Zieja?
Sounds like it
@@mobgabriel1767 Awesome! So glad to see him in more after Claude in Three Houses
It is interesting how hulk can transform again, I don't think he's done so before in any comics to my knowledge
one bellow all refrence goes wild
Spiderman thinks he can arm wrestle the Hulk💀 adorable
That Krakoa line aged so badly so quickly
Storm. Next.
His voice starts so amazing then gets so average. Lile the first lines in this video were recorded first and then he got tired doing the voice, so he softened it.
What did hulk mean In his defenders days? Were he apart of the defenders at one point?
Yes he was. The original team was founded by Dr. Strange, Hulk, and Submariner
Loud ahh countdown 😂
I like that the Spiders think they can take the Hulk, oh how they would regret those words if they ever fought.
This feels kinda lackluster to be honest.
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