Ok, the plot of this episode is much more interesting than the previous episodes.
is also interspersed with some suspense.
Jennifer met someone who likes her,
Unexpectedly, this Josh actually secretly wanted an undercover sent by Intelligencia, who was not conducive to the female Hulk. After
, Jennifer was forced to participate in the meditation retreat organized by "Abominable" Bronsky, and
seemed to be having fun.
but has Bronsky really changed it?
If he is also planning something in secret, it is still a bit scary to think about it.
There were several special characters at the meditation retreat, and the easter eggs in this episode were basically concentrated on them.
1.
Taurus/Man-Bull, whose real name is William Taurens in the comics, is the villain of Daredevil. He became a bull-headed human due to a failed super soldier experiment. In the comics, the transformation of the Tauren is not stable and will change back to human form at any time.
2.
El Águila, whose real name is "Alejandro Montoya", is a mutant who can generate electricity by itself in the comics, that is, this is another X-Men that enters the MCU. The name El Águila is "Eagle", and he has fought with Hawkeye. His biogenerating capability must be released with the help of conductive metal, so the MCU shows his styling of the discharge with a sword. At the same time, this skill may be the real reason why Brownsky's transformation suppressor short circuit.
3.
Porcupine has been available in multiple versions in the comics. The most similar setting to the MCU is Alexander Gentry. He was employed by the US military to create a special suit, but after finishing it, he took it for himself, which is what we see in the play. In addition, the porcupine suit in the comic can emit poison gas, while in the play, the porcupine will emit a foul smell after taking off its mask.
4.
Saracen is the first vampire to officially debut in the MCU. In the comics, he is one of the earliest vampires on Earth, successfully adapting to life in the modern world. Saracen is the villain of the Blade Warrior, and he secretly organized his power for centuries under the Vatican . Perhaps the future MCU version of "Blade Warrior" will see this vampire appear.
5.
At Brownsky's meditation retreat, the sign hanging behind it said "Abomaste", which should be a mixture of "Abomination" and "Namaste". Namaste is a kind of Namaste from Hinduism, which is often used in yoga. So can you hate doing yoga?
6.
Finally, I pulled the trailer of Jennifer's damaged car. The door was printed with "SLOTT" and the driver's nameplate was "Dan", and Dan Slott was the author of the female Hulk comics from 2004-05. There are many parts of this episode that draw on Slott's comics.
Regarding this tribute, Slott was so proud that he gave a special tribute.
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