Abomination

Obviously everyone says it’s the continuation of his mutation, but what do you guys think about his other changes like change of leg structure, different sternum bone, loss of elbow spikes, and fins instead of bones on his spine? I just noticed those were all different just now for some reason

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jmoney7772025-11-05 05:35

I view it as a design change, and we're supposed to pretend that he always looked like that. Just like how Thanos in GotG/AoU has a completely different CG model than in Infinity War/Endgame, but in Infinity War's Gamora flashback and Endgame's 2014 Thanos both uses the new IW/EG design, implying that he always looked like that.

FX1142025-11-05 05:44

And how Rhodey and Bruce have different faces.

HomsarWasRight2025-11-05 06:14

Why would you expect Rhodey and Bruce even have the same face? They’re two different people?

/s

Sushi-eater_08082025-11-05 05:53

You know what your so right, I completely forgot about all those

InevitableWeight3142025-11-05 06:22

I think what they’ve done to him is an abomination

Sushi-eater_08082025-11-05 07:26

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12715002025-11-05 12:30

I have no issue accepting that Blonsky continued to mutate, he combined concentrated gamma-irradiated blood with an experimental supersoldier serum of unknown origin that was already causing mutations.

Agents of Shield and I believe a tie-in comic stated Blonsky was in a cryo-cell, presumably in suspended animation or close to it. He clearly was either deemed less of a threat or cryostasis was deemed inhumane and he was moved to the cell we see in She-Hulk. Enough time has passed that its reasonable his biology stabilised, the reptilian features he now has can be explained as the supersoldier serum being derived from reptiles, amphibians, or even dinosaur DNA.

Hell, Hulk himself states he and Blonsky had long since buried the hatchet, Hulk may have done some work to help stabilise Blonsky if you prefer that version.

Realistic_Analyst_262025-11-05 16:01

I like to think that the cryo-cell is what caused further mutation which is why they got him out.

DoctorOddfellow19812025-11-05 15:15

I don't mind them going closer to how Abomination normally looks. His appearance in Incredible was absolutely terrible and an initial sign of hesitation of embracing the comics aesthetic, something movies struggle with.

santa99912025-11-06 22:34

I feel like as an audience sometimes we need to just accept that creative choices are made that don’t always have in universe explanations.

It’s how I’ve always viewed recasts. We don’t need to acknowledge or find a way to make It work. We didn’t need anything to happen with Rhodes, he just looks different cause they had to replace him.

In this case, it’s just a creative choice. He was introduced in the 2nd MCU movie, under a different company, in a time where “realism” and darker things were more popular than comic accurate looks.

He looks much more like his comic version