While Marvel fans have always known that the Hulk is incredibly powerful, it’s been recently noticed that he’s actually immortal – at least in part, as Hulk’s weirdest clone shows that Hulk is a monster. weakness for god-level healing (and that weak point is clearly R-tier).
Bruce Banner transformed into the Hulk after being blown up by a gamma radioactive bomb, granting him the power (or curse) to transform into a massive, green, muscular angry monster. well developed. The angrier the Hulk gets, the stronger he becomes — and that power is endless. While this has been the status quo for decades, one series decided to delve deeper into Hulk lore to uncover the mysterious darkness lurking beneath the surface: immortal hulk. immortal hulk It is revealed that Hulk is not only a super powerful mutant but also a being related to a version of hell called Hell. This revelation confirms that Hulk is not immortalized solely by his powers but because of his connection to the Blue Gate – the portal through which his soul can return from hell to the mortal realm. No matter how mutilated or completely destroyed Hulk’s body is when he dies, Hulk is able to heal and regain his full strength due to his otherworldly connection to the Underworld . However, this claim is now in doubt.
There is a way to kill the Immortal Giant and his Bug-Clone proves it
exist amazing hulk #69 Filmed by Bruce Jones and Dougie Braithwaite, Hulk is battling a clone of himself that has undergone even more extreme and terrifying mutations. The original clone takes the form of a giant bug – not too different from Spider-Man’s “doppelganger” – but soon takes on a more similar appearance to the original Hulk. As pointed out by Doc Samson, the clone can change shape and can choose to look like the creepy insect reader originally introduced or look like a more classic version of the Hulk. In fact, the clone can even transform itself into an identical form and act as Bruce Banner, which only proves its skill at concealing its true form. However, the clone’s most impressive skill is the one that Hulk also possesses: it can heal any wound. This makes defeating Bruce Banner’s clone a major challenge, but not impossible. Bruce simply disabled the Hulk from the clone, then removed its brain, heart, and other major organs, and buried them in separate small graves in the desert where they were fighting. Since the body parts weren’t originally together, they couldn’t heal and the Bug Hulk kept dying.
This scenario is very similar to the one above immortal hulk. exist immortal hulkHulk was captured by the Shadow Agency and dismembered. Each of his body parts was kept in individual small jars, and for as long as Hulk was alive, he was unable to heal himself until all of those jars broke and his limbs were broken. his own together. This means that if Hulk is scattered with his limbs amputated, he will be completely disabled – just like the buggy clone Hulk was defeated in this episode.
While apparently effective, this method of defeating the Hulk is definitely R-rated as it requires someone to dismember the unconscious Hulk and scatter his body parts in separate areas. separated enough from each other that his healing factor would be completely useless. To make matters worse – and to add to that hypothetical “R rating” – Hulk won’t be killed by all of this, he’s just defeated, arguably a worthy fate fear more than death. All in all, it would be a pretty dire fate for anyone to exploit this weakness, as it completely negates the Hulk’s god-level healing element in the most ruthless way imaginable.