00:00Every time Banner transforms into Hulk, we know his clothes are going to rip, and we even see the
00:04entire transformation happen. But curiously, we almost never see the moment when he returns to
00:08his human form. For example, in the first movie, after he jumps from the plane, destroys the
00:13fighter jet, and is hit by the shockwave, the scene cuts, and Banner is already back in his
00:17human form, lying among the wreckage. You might think Marvel did this simply to save time, or
00:21assume that this part wasn't important. But the problem is that if they showed the entire reverse
00:25transformation process, it would probably look very strange. In fact, they filmed the process
00:29of him gradually returning to his human form, but it ended up being cut because the effect
00:32looked somewhat disturbing. So I ask you, after Hulk and Banner merged, did you notice something?
00:36When Thanos expelled Hulk's soul, it was Banner's soul that came out of the body, not Hulk's. This
00:40demonstrates even further that Banner had already become the dominant personality in that body.
00:44Okay, but after the merge, what actually changed? In Thor, Ragnarok, Hulk was visibly taller than
00:49Korg, but in Avengers Endgame, when the two were standing close to each other, Korg was actually
00:53taller than Hulk. This also means that after Banner and Hulk merged, Hulk's strength started
00:57decreasing. In fact, you can even see it in the snap. Hulk used to have an incredible healing
01:01factor, but at the end of the movie, even after all that time, the merged Hulk was still wearing
01:05the bandage. Honestly, as the story went on, Marvel just kept making Hulk weaker and weaker.
