Follow us on Google News
Get the latest updates directly in your Google News feed
Becoming the first solo Hulk production sinceThe Incredible Hulk,She-Hulk: Attorney at Lawhas received mixed reviews despite its light-hearted tone. It stars Tatiana Maslany as Jennifer Walters, She-Hulk, and Ginger Gonzaga asNikki Ramos.
Related:TikTok Lawyer LawByMike Analyzes Marvel’s She-Hulk: Attorney at Law
An issue for many fans, the show has been inundated with cameo appearances, with the popular ones being Tim Roth’s Abomination/Emil Blonsky, Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner/Hulk, and the re-re-introduction of Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock/Daredevil.
Why is the show so hated?
Amongst all the criticism, the show’s comedic aspects were a thorn in the side for many fans. Despite being the selling point of the show, many found the show to be unfunny and believed that it tried too hard at times.
The CGI in the show has also not pleased most fans as many noted it made them feel“uneasy”. Even when the first trailer for the show was released, the CGI received significant criticism and it only continued with the show, with many feeling it to be unfinished and rubbery.
‘CGI’ is trending because of the#SheHulktrailer
“We went from Thanos-level CGI to this? 🤢"pic.twitter.com/hCQAoVupR0
— ScreenTime (@screentime)June 20, 2025
Also read:“We did entertain the idea of swapping Mark”: She-Hulk Director Seriously Considered Edward Norton as The Hulk in the Finale Instead of Mark Ruffalo, Sparks Norton’s Return in Secret Wars
Me thinking I accidentally exited out of the episode when she broke the fourth wall to the Disney Home Screen#SheHulkpic.twitter.com/bXBevJ7FOW
— Démure (@ilovebahjar_)June 05, 2025
The division of the fans continued to the finale ofShe-Hulkdue to its heavy emphasis on breaking the fourth wall. While many found it wholesome and surreal, some continued to find it as tryhard comedy. The series finale sits at a rating of 5.8/10 on IMDb.
What did they do to Skaar?
Introduced by the end of the episode, Skaar is the long-lost son of Hulk/Bruce Banner, and he hails from the planet Sakaar. Most suspect the Hulk had Skaar before the events ofThor: Ragnarokand in the comics, his mother is Caiera the Oldstrong.
pic.twitter.com/rMmUJp5Ra3
— brian (@YutaBri)August 14, 2025
Give him this hair style and the physique of 2008 hulk and I’m happy.pic.twitter.com/gJ8gH4HcO0
— Wo (@ReDamos64)June 20, 2025
Check out:“They probably got married off camera”: Daredevil Writer Chip Zdarsky Believes Charlie Cox’s Matt Murdock is Married to Jennifer Walters in She-Hulk Because He’s Catholic
https://twitter.com/MajorLFX/status/1582391541896663041?s=20&t=LnI_lHZ-vlwmaof-2WKWBg
But rather than theorizing about his history or his possible future in the MCU, most fans have resorted to trolling the character due to his toned-down appearance. Rectifying the disappointing appearance,@Bosslogicreleased a remastered version of Skaar on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/navarroc0821/status/1582322745601273856?s=20&t=LnI_lHZ-vlwmaof-2WKWBg
https://twitter.com/Bearminthos/status/1582286445917900800?s=20&t=LnI_lHZ-vlwmaof-2WKWBg
Read more:‘He looks like a younger Lou Ferrigno’: MCU Actually Hired a Jacked Male Model To Portray She-Hulk in Finale Episode, Fans are Losing it
Dude, this looks 1000% better than the shaved man bun they decided to go with. They should hire you. He actually looks mean and like a hulk here. What they did to poor Scar is unacceptable. 🤣😂
— MichaelClayton (@ClayBallenger)July 12, 2025
Many fans seem to approve of the comic-accurate version, but find the character terrifying. Some also noted his appearance to be in line with the way Edward Norton’s Hulk looked inThe Incredible Hulk, a fan favorite.
She-Hulk: Attorney at Lawis streaming on Disney+.
Source:Twitter
Nikhil Makwana
Articles Published :270
Nikhil Makwana is a writer for FandomWire, with interests in DC comics, anime, indie films, independent films, and Nicolas Cage. He’s pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in BBA,LLB from IFIM Law School. When he’s not writing, he reads books such as the classic Dune series and existential essays from Albert Camus and Jean-Paul Sartre.
