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Though the Hulk in Earth-616 (aka the original Marvel universe) has occasionally served in an antagonistic capacity, he doesn't mean to hurt people, and had helped many other heroes, making Hulk an anti-hero in his right.

In the Ultimate Marvel universe however it is more the opposite, as the Hulk is regularly depicted as not only being incredibly destructive and violent but also downright sadistic, and here rarely acts in a heroic manner. Furthermore when the Hulk does act in a heroic capacity (such as when he helped stop the Chitauri invasion) his motives are rarely if ever benevolent or altruistic but rather because he has been manipulated by either the Ultimates or Bruce Banner.

He also became part of the Maker's new evil team called the Dark Ultimates.

History[]

New York[]

The Hulk's first and by far one of his most infamous villain moments in the Ultimate Marvel universe occurred after Bruce Banner snapped following continued verbal and emotional abuse from his estranged girlfriend Betty Ross. Transforming into the Hulk, Banner's rampage saw hundreds of innocent people killed before the Ultimates were able to put him down with the aid of Thor, who began working with the team thereafter.

Fearing what would happen if the truth of the Hulk was made known to the public, S.H.I.E.L.D. put Bruce Banner in their custody and contained the truth of his being the Hulk. The Ultimates subsequently became national heroes for stopping the more sinister Hulk.

Both a villain and a "hero"[]

Following this, the Hulk would have other villainous moments, such as his battling Wolverine and ripping him in two. On the other hand though, Ultimate Hulk also (albeit unwittingly) helped stop the Chitauri invasion and later helped fend off the Liberators, battling and brutally killing his opposite number Abomination.

During the events of Ultimatum Hulk became controlled by a mystical force that caused him to become feral again, where he came into conflict with Spider-Woman and attacked the Sanctum Sanctorum following Doctor Strange's death, and ended up destroying it. Following his being freed from the magic's influence Hulk was blackmailed into working for S.H.I.E.L.D. again, but his current status is not known beyond his now serving on the Dark Ultimates.

New Ultimate universe[]

In the new ultimate universe the hulk was apart of Maker's council.

Gallery[]

External links[]

Hulk in Heroes Wikia

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Villains

See Also
She-Hulk Villains

Villains

Movies
Marvel Animated Features
Ultimate Avengers 1 & 2: Herr Kleiser | Chitauri
Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow: Ultron | Iron Avengers

Villains

Marvel Anime: Wolverine: Shingen Yashida | Hideki Kurohagi | Omega Red | Vadhaka | A.I.M.

Hulk (Ultimate Marvel)

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History[]

New York[]

Both a villain and a "hero"[]

New Ultimate universe[]

Gallery[]

External links[]

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