While any Hulk is a huge challenge, none seem harder to defeat than Violet Hulk, who has all the powers of the Avengers, the New Avengers, And Dark Avengers. But unlike the gamma bomb explosion that created the classic Hulk, this villainous giant is the result of careful planning, according to a recent issue of the magazine. immortal hulk It’s hinted that he may have been defeated by accident rather than by the Avengers’ plans and skills.
Released in 2012 Vengeance Squad #24Purple Hulk is Norman Osborn, a.k.a. the Green Goblin Spider-Man villain. Norman Osborn managed to replace Nick Fury’s SHIELD The siege of Asgard exposed Osborn’s mad tyrant. But while forced to go into hiding, Osborne was still very supportive of his old regime. When he re-emerged, he was aided by terrorist groups AIM, Hydra, and the Hand, as well as notorious SHIELD agent Carolina Washington, who used his privileged position to gather genetic information about the members. member of the main Avengers.
Washington’s work allowed Osborn to develop super-powered soldiers, creating an army of Spider-Man and Invisible Giants, but the greatest abilities were reserved for Osborn himself. Armed with a hyper-adaptive version of AIM’s Dr. Monica Rappaccini’s technology, the Osborn has the ability to absorb and rebuild any individual’s strength through touch. After absorbing the powers of the Dark Avenger and his own Vision, Osborn was attacked with impunity by the Red Hulk, transforming him into the Purple Hulk – a massively muscular man with the ability to control the density of his body. himself and his ability to recreate his enemies. any Superman is stupid enough to beat him.
At this point, Purple Hulk was so powerful that the Avengers saw only one course of action: overloading Osborn’s powers by giving him too many different abilities at once. power. While both the genetically unstable Spider-Man and the alien protector Kree wanted to overwhelm Violet Hulk, it was only the New Avengers’ efforts that ultimately brought his body to its knees. Interestingly, Osborn ends up looking a lot like the Fantastic Four monster that attacked him along with Hulk’s son, Skaar. immortal hulk Fans are reminded that the cosmic rays that make the Fantastic Four are essentially kryptonite for gamma mutants like Skaar, which can — rather than overload in general — cause Purple Hulk’s physical form to collapse collapsed, robbing Osborn of his new powers and leaving him in a coma.
The most disturbing thing about this possibility is that it means the Avengers don’t really understand how they took down Purple Hulk and could be vulnerable to similar Super-Adaptoid technology in the future. While it was possible that Osborn was completely knocked out by a combination of forces – a mishap he explained to him when preparing for the upgrade – he showed signs of instability only after the attack ended. combination of Skaar and Thing. Considering how recent cosmic rays have destroyed Hulk himself, it’s possible that this internal gamma radiation/cosmic radiation imbalance, rather than the sheer diversity of powers the Avengers bestowed on for Osborn, which brought him down. Recreating a future attack without triggering a gamma/cosmic radiation collision could simply create what Osborn wanted – a villain with all of the Avengers’ powers.
Thankfully, Marvel’s nefarious organization hasn’t worked together as successfully as before, and Osborn’s sins have recently been erased thanks to Sin-Eater’s supernatural efforts. Norman Osborn’s Violet Hulk was once an enemy seemingly ready to destroy Earth’s Mightiest Heroes forever, only to be defeated by transferring the power of the Avengers, but if the villain’s defeat really depends… into the presence of a particular hero, rather than simply being overpowered, is a gamble that may not work again if some version of the villain returns in the future.