Infinity Hulk in Marvel Zombies was epic to me.
From the look, to him taking out hoardes of zombies, beating Thor and I loved the scene where Kamala looks at him with a smile to show her renewed hope that they may actually win.
It really felt like they brought back The Hulk to his roots of being one of the top tier powerbouses in Marvel.
It really felt like they brought back The Hulk to his roots of being one of the top tier powerbouses in Marvel.
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He was supposed to be the hulk with the combined power of all six infinity stones, and for some reason he felt even weaker than regular hulk.
He should have been able to wipe out that entire army with a flick of his wrist.
I thought the concept and animation of infinity Hulk was pretty bad ass. The execution was a different story, as I think you are correct. Hulk imbued with all the infinity stones should be damn near broken. Instead they dumbed Hulks powers down in the MCU yet again. Why is MCU so afraid to uncage the beast?
The Hulk can easily turn into a major problem on his own. As shown in both Avengers I and II, he can quickly become a threat that eclipses the presence of the main villain that they want to showcase.
Secondly, the major villains in his rogues gallery have one of two issues. They have either already been used in other properties (Absorbing Man - Agents of Shield, Abomination - Hulk movie, the Leader - Captain America 4), or they are almost Avengers-level threats on their own. The Maestro, for instance, is a Hulk villain that could have an entire phase written around him.
And third, the biggest hurdle - Universal owns the rights to Hulk. So, while the MCU could certainly write a good Hulk movie, the money and legal guys would have to hash out how to make the IP stuff work. Easier to have movies made with the characters the MCU fully owns. So, he gets the short end of the stick.
They literally say in the dialogue that he’s no longer the hulk, he’s an anchor to contain that flow of energy.
This is further demonstrated by the physical tears in his skin as the fight goes on - which take inordinately long to heal.
This is arguably the strongest hulk we’ve seen yet in any form of the MCU and it was awesome.
I didn’t think he could use the stones with the same nuance and precision as someone with the gauntlet, and his moves with the stones’ power were more like just releasing a teeny tiny fraction of the unbridled power being contained within him.
It feels like Disney just doesnt know how to write Hulks power into the mcu properly. Which is confusing because they've done a decent job with other powerhouses like Thor and Scarlett Witch.
Still you'd think with all that power he'd be a bit more powerful . Loved it regardless
All I found was the director saying Hulk was a stabilizing force, comparing him and the bangle to car parts that Wanda (the driver) needs so she can move forward with her plan.
Doesn’t sound like copium to me, just you refusing to accept that but I could be wrong if I missed an interview.
Now I want Infinity Abomination to fight Infinity Hulk.
Does Infinity Abomination exist? No clue. But it’s a cool name.