Hulk could also be called Banner.
After all, he was a fusion of Hulk and Banner, possessing some of Hulk's strength and Banner's intellect.
But because he appeared in Hulk's body, he called himself Hulk.
When Hulk saw all the things that made no sense about the final battle in his own universe, he felt as though a fog hung over his mind, keeping him from seeing something clearly.
After the final battle, the Superheroes were wiped out, and the world fell into an age of supervillains.
But before long, a vast number of Superheroes no one had ever seen before appeared across the world.
Only then did he begin to understand.
It was as if an invisible hand controlled everything behind the scenes, keeping good and evil in balance.
So, determined to uncover the truth behind this world, he traveled through the Quantum Realm to Thanos's universe.
Once Thanos had heard Hulk's story, he dismissed everyone except Wanda and said, "That's right. Behind this world—even behind every world—the Four Great Deities and the Celestials are pulling the strings. The universes themselves are nothing more than game boards they use for their own gain."
He said the Four Great Deities rather than the Five Gods because Galactus was usually the one being maneuvered, not a Chess Player himself.
Hulk looked baffled. "The Four Great Deities and the Celestials?"
Although he was one of the brightest minds on Blue Star, his knowledge had its limits. He knew nothing of the Gods or the Celestials.
Even Wanda looked at her father in confusion.
Thanos raised his eyes to the silver-white ceiling. After a moment, he said, "The Four Great Deities are Death, Eternity, Infinity, and Oblivion. They command the fundamental laws of the universe, stand above the Multiverse, and exist at the