00:00Did you notice that Red Hulk in Captain America, Brave New World has less durability than the
00:04traditional Green Hulk? If you pay close attention, when the military drones are
00:07attacking Red Hulk with those powerful machine guns, you can see that he tries to withstand the
00:11bullets by covering his face with his hand, because those shots were causing more than
00:14just impact on his body. They were causing small wounds, some bruises, and this is clearly visible
00:19in several scenes. Yes, he is invulnerable. The bullets can't pierce him, not even the most
00:23powerful ones, but it's clear they aren't completely harmless either. Now, if we look
00:27at Hulk in the first Avengers movie, we really see his level of durability. We saw jets firing
00:31at him, and the bullets were literally bouncing off his green skin. And not only that, he faces
00:35the gunfire directly, he doesn't try to protect himself, he simply moves forward through the
00:39barrage and jumps onto the jet.
