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| “ | Show them that they will be held accountable, because those with the most power have the most to answer for. | „ |
| ~ Jennifer Walters. |
| “ | Now whether I like it or not, I am forever She-Hulk. | „ |
| ~ Jennifer Walters |
Jennifer Sue Walters, also known as She-Hulk, is the titular main protagonist of She-Hulk: Attorney At Law. She is a lawyer and the cousin of Bruce Banner, also known as the Hulk. After she and Bruce suffered a car accident, his blood went into Jennifer's opened wound, giving her similar abilities just like her cousin.
She was portrayed by Tatiana Maslany, who also voiced Aja Tarron and Queen Coranda in 3Below.
Biography[]
Early Life[]
Jennifer Walters was born to Morris Walters and Elaine Banner and grew up in Los Angeles. She was related to Bruce Banner, who was her first cousin. In 2018, Jennifer survived the snap inflicted by Thanos.
She-Hulk: Attorney at Law[]
In a car crash, while attempting to get Bruce to safety, Jennifer comes into contact with his blood, whereupon she underwent a physical transformation similar to him and became She-Hulk. She was then hired by GLK&H to be the face of their Superhuman Law Division. Jennifer took on many cases, including that of Abomination and Wong, while also getting herself in conflict with as Titania.
Her rising fame soon got the ire of the online hate-group Intelligencia, who would later hijack the Southern California Law Awards Gala and released footage they had obtained of her having sex in order to make her lose control. Jennifer was stopped and detained by the United States Department of Damage Control and later released under the condition that she would no longer transform into She-Hulk. At a final confrontation with Intelligencia, she entered the real world in order to rewrite the ending to allow herself to be She-Hulk once more.
Personality[]
To be added
Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
Artificially Enhanced Physiology: Jennifer gained powers and abilities similar to Bruce when they suffered a car accident.
- Transformation: Like Bruce, Jennifer has the ability to transform into a Hulk-like creature just like him wherever she is angry or afraid. However, unlike her cousin before he merged his brain and brawn, Jennifer still retains her mental attributes, such as speech and intelligence
- Superhuman Strength: Walter's primary ability is her immense strength. She was strong enough to rip a door off its hinges and make a thunderclap strong enough to incapacitate the Hulk
- Superhuman Durability: To be added
- Superhuman Speed: To be added
- Superhuman Agility: She is also able to jump great distances enough to keep up with her cousin.
- Superhuman Stamina: To be added
- Superhuman Reflexes: To be added
- Radiation Immunity: To be added
- Fourth Wall Awareness: Jennifer is completely aware that her world is fictional. She breaks the fourth wall to talk to the audience, including how Jennifer tells the audience her show is a lawyer one.
Abilities[]
- Skilled Lawyer: Jen is one of the best lawyers in Los Angeles.
- Expert Combatant:
- Acrobat: Jennifer has balanced physical condition, especially after her transformation
Quotes[]
| “ | I wanna make sure that you don't think this is one of those cameo every week type of shows. It's not. Well, except Bruce. And Blonsky. And Wong. Just remember whose show this actually is. | „ |
| ~ Jennifer breaking the fourth wall. |
| “ | I did not go to law school and rack up six figures in student loans to become a vigilante. That is for billionaires and narcissists. And adult orphans, for some reason. | „ |
| ~ Jennifer on her current position as a superhero. |
| “ | Jennifer Walters: Attorney at Law. | „ |
| ~ She-Hulk to Titania. |
| “ | You think life would be so much easier if I were that person, and I can turn into that person anytime I want to. And everyone pays attention when I'm this. Like, my colleagues, my boss... Guys. But it feels like cheating because would they like me if I didn't have all of this? Like, if I was just Jen, would the same guys who like She-Hulk stick around for Jen? Because some of them don't. And that sucks for Jen. | „ |
| ~ She-Hulk |
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- This is the first live-action depiction of the character.
- She is the second superhero from the Marvel Cinematic Universe to be a lawyer, the first being Daredevil.
- Both rely on the same supersuit tailor and then they eventually engage in a brief but passionate fling.
- She is the third character from the Marvel Cinematic Universe to break the fourth wall, the first being Groot and the second being Pizza Poppa.
- Despite being the protagonist, some audiences found this interpretation of She-Hulk to be rather unlikable for condescending attitude. Particularly the infamous scene in the first episode where she chastises Bruce and claims she's a better Hulk than he is since being a woman all her life has prepared her for it despite him trying to help her. Although, perhaps the shock of the situation and her already unstable social and aimless career status, made her dismissive of her cousin's own plights; and it is revealed that nobody has ever had any expectations for her, with people frequently kindly yet insensitively telling her what to do, thus she overreacted to Bruce's honest attempt to offer guidance. Upset audiences evidently stopped watching the show, because her refusal to trust others was one of her main character arcs, as she learned to differentiate between meddlers, opportunists, and people whom she could accept were offering solid advice.
- Some audiences were also cranky that the character wasn't as confidently sexualised as She-Hulk is at some points. The plot thread of the villains using involuntarily porn was upsetting to the more delicate viewers.
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