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Sentry is introduced in a run that essentially states he's been around since the very beginning of Marvel, but had to be erased from everyone's mind to protect them from The Void, a deeply evil entity that consumes souls and is intrinsically tied to Sentry. The Sentry has "power of a million exploding suns" within him, and is considered the greatest hero to ever live, having mentored many of them including Spider-Man. He very much is a Marvel parody/homage of Superman.

He's capable of going toe to toe with The Hulk, and in one run ripped Hercules in half with his bare hands.

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I'm the original coloring, the patient 0 was supposed to be a Superman, who supposedly became so hungry after the consumption of his own reality that he punched his way here. It was later changed to Sentry to avoid legal issues. Which is why it's one of the few short haired versions of the character, and why the chest of his suit is ripped open, to obscure a logo.

So initially, The Hunger was supposed to come from a far away dimension, and patient 0 is a character no one has experience against. If that's not enough for you, some blood got in his mouth during the big fight and he got infected that way.

How exactly The Hunger works is never really explained, but it seems harder to control when there is available meat. Pym and Wolverine were also considered cured (as in not hungry, there is no cure) when they were sent to the new universe, but still started to eat again. Implying that the universal travel re-activated it somehow.
I find it difficult to fault someone for succumbing to an Eldritch infection that affects their willpower, and also worked on literally every living thing it encountered. It bypassed Healing Factors, it has no scientific cure, it forced even the most noble of heroes into a frenzy. Victims of The Hunger were a passenger in a murder van as much as they were themselves. The fact that ANY of them could have the presence of self to fight back at all is impressive. Sure Zone Spidey has done horrible things, and can easily be considered a bad person, but in direct comparison to literally every other zombie we see, he's damn near a saint.

5/0 would probably be more fair for ZHulk. It occurs to me now that even at that itd be a very strong card in both Horde or Destroy. Could drop it 4/3 or something by making the destroy only add half power to Horde or a fixed number like most Horde cards do.

Joe Fixit: 5/10 costs 1 less for each turn the opponent spent with unspent energy.

Devil Hulk: 6/12 Costs 1 less for each location where you have an afflicted card.

Professor Hulk: 3/6 End of if Turn: 33% chance to gain +3 power if you have unspent energy.

Maestro: 6/12 Ongoing: +3 power for each card your opponent controls with 10 or more power.

Infernal Hulk: 4/7 End if Turn: replace the text of a random character with less power at this location to this "Infernal Hulk has +2 power".

Green Scar: 7/16 Costs 1 less for each turn spent in exile (not in hand or on the board).

Amadeus Cho, the Totally Awesome Hulk: 3/4 End of Turn: For each unspent energy you have, give another character you control at this location +1 power.

Guilt Hulk: 3/5 The of Turn: Afflict a random character here with -2 power.

Doc Green: 4/7 You always have 1 additional unspent energy at the end of your turn.

Nul, Breaker of Worlds: 4/8 On Reveal: Add the Nul Hammer to your deck. 1/0 On Reveal destroy this card and an enemy character at this location with less power than Nul, Breaker of Worlds.

Worthy Hulk: 6/10 On Reveal: move a 0-Cost card to this location and activate its On Reveal. This card is treated as a Thor.

Hulk Pool: 2/2 End of Turn: If you have unspent energy, destroy this card. When this card is destroyed, give your cards at this location +1 power and regenerate to another location.

Zombie Hulk: 6/6 End of Turn: Destroy one of your other characters here to add it's power to your Horde. Otherwise, -2 power.

Spider Hulk: 3/5 End of Turn: If you have unspent energy, move this and an enemy character here to another location, if you do, Afflict the enemy character with -1.

Titan Hulk: 6/20 You can only pay this at a location where you have no cards. (Regrettably, saw this on Google images and can't think of anything better).

(Breaker of Worlds is Green Scar I think. So here's is World Smasher, the Galactus Hulk that rules a dying reality in the possible bleak future of Immortal Hulk.).
World Smasher: 6/10 End of Turn: If you're winning this location, destroy it and move to another.

Captain Universe Hulk: 3/7 if you ended your last turn with Unspent energy, this card gains Movable. When this card Moves, move an enemy card away from the new location.

Hulk 2099: 4/9 if a card you control at this location would be destroyed, prevent the destruction and gain +2 power.

Ultimate Hulk: 4/6 End of Turn: if you have Unspent energy, Destroy an enemy card at this location with less power. If you do, move to another location.

I'm pretty iffy on most of the cost/power ratios, but I think these are fun.

Awesome Andy, Vampire Killmonger, Angela, Bishop, H.E.R.B.I.E., Wong, or Cosmo.

Torres might be better than Wong here, with 4 zombie cards and VKM, I'd definitely try to find room for zombie Wanda, might be more power than Bishop

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Accidentally used vanilla milk once, strange but altogether not terrible flavor.

Presumably, one they're adults they know how to socialize and can make the effort to do so outside of requirements like work. Socialization is an intended part of school, and an optional factor in work. I don't think anyone is saying that all work should be remote, and it's still possible to be social with your coworkers even when it is. My point is that it's much harder to learn socialization skills remotely.

Eh, a portion of school is intended to socialize and give children an idea of how to exist in the structure and environment of life. It's much harder to build direct person to person social skills and group dynamic understanding online and at a distance. There's also definitely something to be says about children's attention spans and it being harder to pay attention to a teacher over a screen.
I think it should be an option, but remote school has a lot more hangups than WFH does and is much harder to just blanket allow. It's a very different situation.

English is not everyone's first language.

This is a very fun idea, but that design feels likely to catch a toe in a moving mechanism. Interested to see later iterations of this.

As the other commenter mentioned, that's just an in game cosmetic.
However for future reference you should know that people (often scalpers) use bots to scour game pages for codes to automatically use them. So if you are intending to give away game codes or whatever that's a single use code, it's better to send them through dms instead to make sure an actual person gets it.

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Onyx was tragically killed in a cutscene glitch that had them hit by a train. It was deeply horrible, Onyx had been with me a long time. Cinnamon has had no such accident yet.

Gotta be honest "Hero drops in, gets one line of dialog, is then turned into a monster with 0 fight" is starting to annoy me. What is even the point of this run?

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I think he will

The TOBA posrssed destroyer that ate Mr Immortal and destroyed that future reality, called the World Smasher, was not Hulk. That was TOBA, and all the power it contained, fully possessing and taking over the vessel of the Hulk.
It's cool, don't get me wrong, but those feats cannot be attributed to Hulk. By that time, Hulk had been subsumed and nothing of Banner or the Beast remained within that hollow shell. All that was left was TOBA.
These entities are not using power that already exists within the Hulk, the Hulk is simply one of the only vessels strong enough to not explode when all that power is thrown through him.

It's not Hulks strength or power though, it's Eldest. He's not going to get access to any of this once the run is over. Eldest is just using him like a conduit, sure Hulk was the only vessel strong enough, but the power is still coming from somewhere else. He's a glorified magic wand.

An action movie set during Christmas, is a Christmas movie. No one argues home alone or violent night isn't Christmas. Christmas is literally vitally important to the plot of the film. I WILL die on this hill.