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These entries record encounters, feats and other events from the character's stories. Read each outcome with its version, sources and condition tags. Arena verdicts use the selected versions and matchup rules; a story result does not determine an arena result. This panel is for reference and does not feed the engine. The record is still being expanded.
Contains story spoilers.
Doc Samson reconstructs how the attacker ("the Hulk-like creature", named Red Hulk only from #23) killed Abomination near a village: Nick Peron’s synopsis has She-Hulk acting it out with Samson, the Ratchet review has Samson narrating with She-Hulk looking on. The attacker punched him hard enough t…
Strikes the observing Watcher.
Hulk destroys the gun barrel during the struggle.
Survives return impact; Thor returns and strikes him.
Heat escalation becomes a liability and Hulk wins the exchange.
Combined force, air denial and electricity restrain him; feigned defeat precedes escape.
Galactus removes borrowed cosmic power; game victims are restored externally.
Claws injure Red Hulk’s eyes; fight continues through interruption.
Absorbed robot energy restores transformation; Red Hulk destroys robot.
Ross forces the Leader back to human form and strips his intelligence; the synopsis doesn’t say gamma was drained.
Critical-mass attack fails to finish Green Scar; counterattack defeats Red Hulk.
Ross struggles to transform; outside intervention helps restore his combat state.
Absorption counters this energy-mediated attempt to suppress him.
Absorption creates mental distraction; old connection supplies an escape.
Survives the tower falling on him, keeps getting up while hurt, then Angrir’s hammer blow sends him into the stratosphere.
Reversion removes target signature and Omegex self-destructs.
Help: Zero/One phased him away and removed the implanted bombs
After an arm injury and KO, Doc Green injects the cure; Ross becomes human and is arrested.
News account identifies a reported death of human Ross.
Statement by news account, not a demonstration
Vision has healed by the subsequent subway ambush.
Declines a threatened lethal fall; she instead throws him from the building.
Tags describe recorded circumstances. They do not establish that the outcome depended on those circumstances, and an untagged entry does not guarantee equal conditions. Wins and losses include team encounters where indicated. Counts cover the entries listed here, not the character's complete fight history.
Thunderbolt Ross — can absorb energy and generate heat