Marvel's Avengers Assemble Season 3 8

"Dehulked"

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Marvel's Avengers Assemble Season 3 Episode 8
May 1, 2016

Episode Title

"Dehulked"

Director

Tim Eldred

Writers

Paul Giacoppo

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Appearing in "Dehulked"

Featured Characters:

• Avengers
  • Hulk (Bruce Banner) (Main story and flashback)
  • Iron Man (Tony Stark)
  • Captain America (Steve Rogers)
  • Black Widow (Natasha Romanoff)
  • Thor
  • Falcon (Sam Wilson)

Supporting Characters:

• Friday

Villains:

• SteelCorps
  • Igor Drenkov (Main story and flashback)
• Abomination (Emil Blonsky) (Appears on a computer screen, TV, or hologram only)

Other Characters:

• Doctor Betty Ross (Only in flashback)
• General Thunderbolt Ross (Only in flashback)
• S.H.I.E.L.D. (Mentioned)
• A.I.M. (Mentioned)
• Justin Hammer (Mentioned)
• War Machine (James Rhodes) (Mentioned)

Locations:

• Earth-12041
  • United States of America
    • New York City
      • Manhattan
        • Avengers Tower
      • Long Island
        • Stark Industries Main Plant

Items:

• SteelCorp Armor
• Gamma Ray Projector
• Iron Man Armor MK L
• Hulkbuster Armor
• War Machine Armor
• Iron Patriot Armor
• Falcon Armor
• Mjolnir
• Hawkeye's Bow and Trick Arrows
• Captain America's Shield
• Black Widow's Gauntlets

Vehicles:

• Helicarrier (Mentioned)

Synopsis for "Dehulked"

Bruce Banner's old lab assistant Igor Drenkov attacks leads his group called the SteelCorps in a fight against the Avengers and uses a gamma energy-stealing weapon on Hulk. Now depowered, Bruce has to show the other Avengers he still their teammate as Igor Drenkov plans to use the stolen gamma energies to become the hero he wanted to be.

Notes

• As of this episode, Hulk can willingly switch between Bruce Banner and himself.
  • This was first implied in "Adapting to Change" when Hulk is shown as Bruce in the A.I.M. base.
  • This also creates a continuity error with Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H., as in "Banner Day," it was explicitly stated by Betty Ross that Hulk could never become Banner again.
• Hulk's origin is contradicted from the brief nuances established in "Banner Day" and "Planet Doom" to more-closely resemble his Earth-199999 counterpart's backstory.

Trivia

• This episode establishes that while both Hulk and Bruce do share the same memories and body, they are not the same personality, as Bruce consistently refers to Hulk as "the big guy" and "the other guy."
  • This creates a mild continuity error with Hulk's appearances in his own show, where it is consistently implied that Hulk is Bruce, just in a constant state of anger.
  • This is similar to the comics, where Hulk is a split personality separate from Bruce Banner that gained full awareness of self due to the gamma radiation.

See Also

• Discuss "Dehulked" on the forums
• Gallery for the Marvel's Avengers Assemble series

Cast

Recommended Media

• None.

Links and References

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