She-Hulk Episode 2 Ending Explained

She-Hulk Episode 2 Reviews: With the return of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law’s second episode, new doubts have been raised. She-Hulk definitely left an effect on the audience. Attorney At Law surprised many despite Marvel’s reputation for creating must-watch television. It all had to do with how well it imitated comedic series, signaling yet another change for the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Phase Four. 

This week’s second episode of the Disney Plus series debuted, and once again, Jennifer Walters’ experiences sparked discussion. However, there are other aspects of Attorney At Law that are causing a stir online. As Jennifer Walters tried to digest everything that had happened since she went green in front of everyone in the courtroom to stop Titania, the second She-Hulk movie primarily dealt with the aftermath of its predecessor. 

As a significant side consequence of her heroic transformation, she, unfortunately, lost her job, and as the show went on, she struggled to find a new one. Before GLK&H hired her to work in their newly created superhuman division, that is. The Abomination, Emil Blonsky, then asked her to speak on his behalf. 

She-Hulk Episode 2 Reviews

Given that Blonsky (Tim Roth), in the 2008 movie The Incredible Hulk, attacked and attempted to kill Jen Banner’s cousin Bruce Banner, this inevitably created a conflict of interest. Bruce seemed to like her (apparently from space), but it was clear that Jen was dedicating herself more and more to her job. Until she (and the rest of the world) discovered that Blonsky had previously managed to break out of jail in order to join a covert fighting force. 

Mark Ruffalo made an additional cameo appearance as a result of Jenifer’s call to Bruce. The big green guy said he had no animosity towards The Abomination and was delighted for his cousin to take on the former villain’s case. However, it quickly became clear to spectators that Hulk was making the call while travelling through space in a ship.

The accident in the first episode that ultimately transformed Jen into the She-Hulk was brought on by the same spaceship (or at least the same kind of aircraft). Bruce refers to it as a “Sakaaran Class A Courier Craft,” and although we could not learn what that message was, it appears that Bruce is on the way to discovering it. 

The prevailing idea is that it might have served as confirmation of his son’s birth. In Marvel Comics, the Hulk fell in love with Caiera and gave birth to a child during his stay on Sakaar. That kid’s name was Skaar, and he shared some of his father’s talents. 

In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the Hulk spent up to two years on Sakaar (as we saw in Thor: Ragnarok), thus it’s feasible that his trek into space will help him learn that his son is alive. And this might pave the way for one of Marvel’s most astounding endeavors.