"Hulk won!" After Thanos was killed by Hulk, Hulk grew excited too, and he could not wait to show off to the Avengers.
In truth, the reason Hulk had rushed to attack Thanos first was very simple: Hulk could sense the way Thanos looked down on him.
Hulk knew very well that Thanos's attitude was like he was looking at a defeated opponent.
That left Hulk both angry and aggrieved, because he had never lost to Thanos. What right did Thanos have to treat him with that attitude?
That was why Hulk had struck first in the battle afterward—to prove his own strength, to prove that he, Hulk, was the victor!
In the end, Hulk succeeded, and Hulk's joy was naturally beyond words.
Perhaps because his mind had not been fully developed when he was born, even after all this time growing, Hulk still was not like a mature adult. He had kept his original nature unchanged.
Although that made Hulk seem a little childish much of the time, even more childish than the Young Avengers, it did not stop the Avengers from liking Hulk.
After all, who would not like a powerful, adorable, guileless companion?
"Amazing, Hulk!"
"Way to go, Hulk!"
"I knew you could win!"
And so, the Avengers' praise echoed in Hulk's ears, making Hulk instantly become even more light-headed with delight.
This could be considered Hulk's two faces: one was the image of a simple, goofy big guy, and the other was the image of a ferocious beast-warrior with surging rage.
Soon, the Avengers returned to Earth. This time, in the Avengers' eyes, Thanos's invasion had not been a big deal at all.
Because although Thanos had been quite intimidating this time, conquering many universes and being much stronger than the Thanos this universe had once