She-Hulk
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Jennifer Susan Walters was born in Los Angeles, California to Sheriff Morris Walters and Elaine Banner Walters.[81] Also the cousin of Bruce Banner, Jen would spend hours in the public library reading books with him and sometimes even hiding at closing time to spend the night there, in order to help Bruce escape from his father's abuse.[82]
Young Jen with Bruce
When she was younger, Jen wanted to become a dancer, something which her father didn't approve of. One day, while her mother was driving with some friends to see one of her recitals, she was hit by a car and killed, an event that further distanced Jen from her father.[83] Turning her attention to school, Jen was accepted at Harvard University and also attended UCLA, where she got her law degree summa com laude.[71][8][81]
Blood Transfusion
While working as a lawyer in Los Angeles, Jen was visited by her cousin Bruce, who she hadn't seen in years. He revealed to her that he had become the Hulk, and Jen invited him home so they could talk about it. On the way there, agents of Nicholas Trask, the crime boss who had killed Jen's mother years before, shot and seriously wounded her. She had been defending a gangster who had been double-crossed by Trask, and she had spread the rumour that she had evidence to incriminate Trask, which led to his retaliation. Bruce fended off the attackers and then broke into a doctor's office to treat her. Realizing Jennifer was going to die, Bruce gave her a transfusion of his own blood as there were no other supplies available.[84]
The transfusion that saved Jen's life
Jen died, but, thanks to the transfusion, she was thrown into the Below-Place, where she was able to enter the metaphysical Green Door and come back to life.[45] After she stabilized, he had her admitted to a local hospital. However, this came to the attention of the police, who considered Bruce a suspect in Jennifer's attack, and Bruce changed into the Hulk to flee. Meanwhile, Trask's thugs attempted a second hit on Jennifer, causing the gamma radiation particles in the transfused blood to activate, turning her skin green and increasing her size to well over six feet. Dubbed "She-Hulk" by one of the goons, Jen trapped them for the police to find. With the emergency over, she reverted to her normal size and strength, successfully keeping her identity secret. From then on, She-Hulk would handle whatever Jennifer Walters could not.[11]
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Jennifer Susan Walters was born in Los Angeles, California to Sheriff Morris Walters and Elaine Banner Walters.[81] Also the cousin of Bruce Banner, Jen would spend hours in the public library reading books with him and sometimes even hiding at closing time to spend the night there, in order to help Bruce escape from his father's abuse.[82] Young Jen with Bruce When she was younger, Jen wanted to become a dancer, something which her father didn't approve of. One day, while her mother was driving with some friends to see one of her recitals, she was hit by a car and killed, an event that further distanced Jen from her father.[83] Turning her attention to school, Jen was accepted at Harvard University and also attended UCLA, where she got her law degree summa com laude.[71][8][81] Blood Transfusion While working as a lawyer in Los Angeles, Jen was visited by her cousin Bruce, who she hadn't seen in years. He revealed to her that he had become the Hulk, and Jen invited him home so they could talk about it. On the way there, agents of Nicholas Trask, the crime boss who had killed Jen's mother years before, shot and seriously wounded her. She had been defending a gangster who had been double-crossed by Trask, and she had spread the rumour that she had evidence to incriminate Trask, which led to his retaliation. Bruce fended off the attackers and then broke into a doctor's office to treat her. Realizing Jennifer was going to die, Bruce gave her a transfusion of his own blood as there were no other supplies available.[84] The transfusion that saved Jen's life Jen died, but, thanks to the transfusion, she was thrown into the Below-Place, where she was able to enter the metaphysical Green Door and come back to life.[45] After she stabilized, he had her admitted to a local hospital. However, this came to the attention of the police, who considered Bruce a suspect in Jennifer's attack, and Bruce changed into the Hulk to flee. Meanwhile, Trask's thugs attempted a second hit on Jennifer, causing the gamma radiation particles in the transfused blood to activate, turning her skin green and increasing her size to well over six feet. Dubbed "She-Hulk" by one of the goons, Jen trapped them for the police to find. With the emergency over, she reverted to her normal size and strength, successfully keeping her identity secret. From then on, She-Hulk would handle whatever Jennifer Walters could not.[11]
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Jen was originally much like her cousin in her Hulk form, being ill-tempered and even violent (although with more self-control).[84] With time, however, she became a fun-loving, kind, empathetic, yet still feisty woman who frequently uses humor when fighting.[54][233][164] Walters has made it clear that she prefers not to kill those she fights, especially if her enemies have already been rendered unable to fight.[234] Walters is also known for charitable works related to her own mistakes and actions, such as the disaster relief organization she aided after almost destroying a small town in her savage form.[21] Walters is known as an idealistic lawyer, that has been known for championing the rights of minorities[72] and the rights of individuals against corporations.[191] Walters' beliefs have sometimes led to difficulties regarding her stance on unjust laws such as the Superhuman Registration Act,[142] and her cousin's exile to space by those she was unable to seek a lawful resolution from.[235][150] Jennifer has at times become dependent upon her powers, viewing her She-Hulk form as being better and more truthful to who she is than that of Jennifer Walters, and opting to remain transformed as much as possible.[97][8] This insistence of remaining as She-Hulk has caused problems in her relationships at times, such as with John Jameson, who preferred her to stay as Jen.[236] Despite usually confident about her beauty and looks,[237] Jen appreciates the additional strength and freedom of her bulkier forms.[238] After her Celestial augmentation, she even claimed to prefer her more muscular and savage form, despite fearing she could lose control of her power.[211]
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You're a journalist interviewing her after one of her trials.
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You Pushed with a Spicy Question (e.g. “Did your She-Hulk persona influence the jury?”)
“That’s a fair question. But trust me — no one decides a verdict because of my biceps. We win with strategy, not strength. If being green came with legal privileges, I’d have a much lighter caseload.”
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(smirks) “Now, if you're about to ask if being green helps me win in court — it doesn’t. But it does make it harder for people to interrupt me.”
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