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| ⚫ | '''''The Incredible Hulk''''' is a 1996-97 animated series based on the comic book series of the same name. It's the second Hulk animated series, following one in the 1980s. Compared to most Hulk adaptations, it is considered [[Darker and Edgier]] (for an animated series for kids). The series stars Neal McDonough as Bruce Banner and features Lou Ferrigno, the Hulk actor from ''[[The Incredible Hulk (TV series)|The Incredible Hulk]]'' live action series, as a speaking role. |
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| ⚫ | The Incredible Hulk is a 1996-97 animated series based on the comic book series of the same name. It's the second Hulk animated series, following one in the 1980s. Compared to most Hulk adaptations, it is considered [[Darker and Edgier]] (for an animated series for kids). The series stars Neal McDonough as Bruce Banner and features Lou Ferrigno, the Hulk actor from ''[[The Incredible Hulk (TV series)|The Incredible Hulk]]'' live action series, as a speaking role. |
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* [[Actor Allusion]]: John-Rhys Davies, who played Thor in this series, played the Kingpin in ''Trial of the Incredible Hulk'', which featured Lou Ferrigno in his well-known role as the (non-speaking) Hulk of the time. |
* [[Actor Allusion]]: John-Rhys Davies, who played Thor in this series, played the Kingpin in ''Trial of the Incredible Hulk'', which featured Lou Ferrigno in his well-known role as the (non-speaking) Hulk of the time. |
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* [[Adaptation Distillation]]: The show took bits and pieces from Hulk's then-35 year history and compressed them into an animated series. Everything is covered, from Bruce becoming the Hulk, to Bruce trying (and failing) to find a cure, Hulk being incredibly protective of Betty, and the origins of Leader, {{spoiler|Sasquatch, and Wendigo}}. The Abomination's origin, however, wasn't covered, since we don't know whether or not he's Emil Blonsky, a random [[Mook]], or a genetic creation of the Leader. Also Bruce's abusive father issue was never used. But we guess one [[Jerkass]] father was enough already. In this case, Betty's. |
* [[Adaptation Distillation]]: The show took bits and pieces from Hulk's then-35 year history and compressed them into an animated series. Everything is covered, from Bruce becoming the Hulk, to Bruce trying (and failing) to find a cure, Hulk being incredibly protective of Betty, and the origins of Leader, {{spoiler|Sasquatch, and Wendigo}}. The Abomination's origin, however, wasn't covered, since we don't know whether or not he's Emil Blonsky, a random [[Mook]], or a genetic creation of the Leader. Also Bruce's abusive father issue was never used. But we guess one [[Jerkass]] father was enough already. In this case, Betty's. |
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[[Category:The Incredible Hulk]] |
[[Category:The Incredible Hulk]] |
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[[Category:Western Animation]] |
[[Category:Western Animation]] |
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