Kino noticed it too and couldn't help cursing, "Hulk, that's one of ours, you idiot!"
The audience was dumbfounded as well. Was there going to be trouble? Were allies fighting allies on the battlefield?
Of course Hulk remembered the scene from back on a New York avenue, when he had fought "Fake Hulk." It was only because a third party had intervened that their brief battle had ended without a winner.
Well, the result was that Kino had sent him flying.
Now that he had seen "Fake Hulk" again, the anger in his heart naturally exploded.
But the viewers had worried for nothing. Hulk's brain might have been broken, but Big Cousin's was perfectly fine. In an instant, she transformed into someone else and vanished from Hulk's sight. After he failed to find her anywhere and was harassed by the Six-Clawed Xenomorphs again, Hulk's attention returned to the battlefield. Naturally, Big Cousin no longer transformed into Hulk either, lest more trouble break out.
People around the world immediately breathed a sigh of relief.
Then, when they saw a "Headless Horseman" riding a motorcycle and wreaking havoc across the battlefield, they cried out again.
The Headless Horseman was naturally Galina Dubois.
Riding her motorcycle, she swung an enormous black-flame scythe in her hand, mercilessly harvesting the souls of the Six-Clawed Xenomorphs.
The blue-flamed Ghost Rider appearing on the other side also left everyone stunned. Wasn't that the skeletal warrior summoned in Legend? He simply had no clothes in the game and wasn't wreathed in blue flames.
Whenever he lashed out with his chain, a Six-Clawed Xenomorph would turn to charcoal and shatter onto the ground.
Quicksilver was the most tragic member of the Odd Jobs Shop, because he was simply too fast. With a whoosh... he vanished. The viewers had not