She-Hulk
Jennifer Walters, a competent assistant DA in Los Angeles and cousin of Bruce Banner (The Incredible Hulk), gains powers after an accident involving Bruce’s blood, transforming into She-Hulk. Despite wanting to remain a normal lawyer, she is fired from the DA’s office and joins a private firm specializing in superhuman law.
Transformation
- Unlike Bruce, Jen remains cognizant and conscious in both forms when transforming. (source)
- Transforms between Jen and She-Hulk forms very quickly at a moment’s notice. (source)
- Reverts to human form when unconscious; She-Hulk form weighs more than Jen and requires reinforced furniture. (source)
- Implied to have a better healing factor than Bruce, as synthesizing her genetics allows him to heal from an injury he couldn’t otherwise. (source)
Jen Walters Physicals
- Survives a car turnover crash, crawls out immediately, only bleeds heavily from cutting her arm on glass, and pries open the car door. (source)
- Takes several hits from Titania that send her flying while puke drunk and stays conscious. (source)
Strength
- Tears down a large wall screen, damaging the room’s structure. (source)
- Punches the ground, shaking large chunks of stone off a cliffside and downing nearby trees. (source)
- Replicates Bruce’s thunderclap and spams it to put him on the ground. (source)
- Thunderclap shakes nearby cars, sends Daredevil flying and grounds him from ear pain. (source)
- Busts through brick walls. (source)
- Busts through an exterior concrete wall. (source)
- Kicks cobblestone, sending a wave of force that sends Titania flying back. (source)
- Punches a parking garage floor, collapsing a section of it. (source)
- Lifts and throws an arcade machine with her fingers. (source)
- Throws a boulder one-handed. (source)
- Stops a car with her shin. (source)
- Heavily warps several large pieces of machinery and throws a machine door through a stone cave wall. (source)
- Lifts the back half of an SUV by the hitch, easily carries a flatscreen TV and several multi-gallon jugs of water. (source)
- Stops and counters a full-body charge from Man Bull, who heavily damages the front of her car. (source)
- Lifts a car overhead and tosses it. (source)
- Claims to be able to lift a full-sized sedan with one hand and deadlift a literal ton. (source)
- In credits illustration, casually lifts a massive barbell. (source)
Agility
- Retains high level of dexterity in She-Hulk form. (source)
- Gets pushed off a cliff and immediately jumps back up. (source)
Durability
- Spinning sawblades break against her hands. (source)
- No-sells a baseball bat to the shoulder. (source)
- No-sells every attack from the Wrecking Crew, including a syringe. (source)
- Takes a hit that launches her a dozen feet into the air and recovers to counter before hitting the ground. (source)
- Jumps from the top of a parking garage without issue. (source)
Alcohol Tolerance
- Hulk bodies metabolize alcohol at superhuman rate; she and Bruce consume dozens of bottles and are only mildly buzzed. (source)
- Reverting to Jen form gives her a Hulk-sized hangover. (source)
- If She-Hulk drinks too much and transforms back, Jen becomes as drunk as if she had been drinking. (source)
- Transforming from Jen to She-Hulk takes her from blackout drunk to fully aware. (source)
4th-Wall Awareness
- Speaks directly to the audience, ability manifesting after initial transformation. (source)
- Calls her own previous segment. (source)
- Speaks to the audience beyond notice of others in her surroundings. (source)
- Ignores physical necessities of surroundings to talk to the audience. (source)
- Breaks out of her show into behind-the-scenes to confront writers and creative lead, changing story events; K.E.V.I.N. says she couldn’t do it a second time. (source)