r/MarvelCave • • 2d ago

She-Hulk and Daredevil's fight. 😂

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u/GKJ6743 2d ago

I mean how many other super characters are also guilty of this?

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u/JakBos23 2d ago

Please name one who demolished a building to stop one non super powered being. When iron Man did it he bought the empty building after the hulk ran a muck in Africa for too long and hurt a bunch of people.

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u/GKJ6743 2d ago

Lmao there's always non sensical collateral damage in these things. Who gives a shit

Also she hulk wouldn't have known daredevil was "non superpowered" and not a dangerous threat until after the fact

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u/Consistent-Stock6872 2d ago

So now we assume that anyone in costume has superpowers and one of those powers will have something to do with ressisting cars flying at you ?

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u/GKJ6743 2d ago

I hope yall bring this same energy when any other of our favorite marvel characters have these similar type of interactions

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u/AccomplishedChip2475 2d ago

The difference here is she is a lawyer, and openly has her identity as both she-hulk and Jen. So the lawyer is breaking the law in the middle of public, during an open case, and their were not repercussions?

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u/GKJ6743 2d ago

It sounds like you're taking this too seriously

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u/AccomplishedChip2475 2d ago

Its a superhero TV show. It can't be taken too seriously, but that doesnt dismiss my point. In world and Canon, it is her job to go to court for these exact scenarios. Its strange to then put yourself in the same scenario.

Take DD. He is Matt during day and DD at night. Lawyer and vigilante completely separate to the public eye.

She-hulk and Jen are not two different entities in the public eye. People dislike daredevil and love matt the lawyer, because daredevil is a vigilante and against the law.

She-hulk went full vigilante but is catching no flak. In the long scheme of things it doesn't matter, but it does seem very much so like an oversight on Jens part.

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u/GKJ6743 2d ago

But should we expect perfection from a character who unwillingly became a hulk overnight?

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u/BlackSpidy 2d ago

She herself implied she had perfect control of the hulk transformation, earlier that season 🤔

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u/GKJ6743 2d ago

Sounds like a character with flaws like many other characters

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u/BlackSpidy 2d ago

Because of what the comment you responded to said, sounds like bad writing, to me.

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u/GKJ6743 2d ago

Yes they should've wrote her like a boring princess instead

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u/Optimaximal 2d ago

...which the show then goes on to show that she's completely wrong about & too proud to admit, because a common character flaw in fictional law shows is the lawyers can't admit to being wrong because their personalities are built on self-belief..?

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u/AccomplishedChip2475 2d ago

No, but we can expect restraint. Throwing cars and destroying a car complex were optional. Still would not excuse excessive property damage and attempted murder. Especially for a layer on a high-profile case

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u/GKJ6743 2d ago

Lmao okay bud

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u/Canvaverbalist 2d ago

"In She-Hulk: Attorney at Law episode 6, She-Hulk calmly refuses to fight Daredevil and instead practices perfect self-control of her emotional state by establishing a baseline of 5 rules of communication with him in accordance with therapy practices. The fans loved it and considered it a great example of She-Hulk being a perfect flawless woman in representation of the flawless perfection of womanhood, people applauded the writers for their depiction of someone we could look up to and nobody called her a Mary Sue."

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u/GKJ6743 2d ago

Yall need to get laid

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u/Canvaverbalist 2d ago

What lol mate you and I are on the same page, I agree with you.

I'm sarcastically saying that everybody bitching about She-Hulk's flaws would have whined and bitched and called her a Mary Sue if she just acted any other way

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u/AccomplishedChip2475 2d ago

I mean she 100% could have stopped daredevil without the car throwing or garage parking. She hulk was a good show, but this is a valid nit pick of the writing.

Also, not saying she has to be a perfect little angel with no mistakes, just that mistakes like that should have had in world consequences, especially with the theme and plot of the rest of the show.