Leaving aside how the tropical storm made Dr. Banner and Betty abandon their plan to flee to Mexico, turn back, and then get crushed by a fallen tree, transforming into Hulk.
Hulk's battle with Red Skull alone was practically a world war.
Amid the howling wind and torrential rain, roaring waves repeatedly surged onto the Wetlands shoals, while rainwater had already pooled within the museum ruins, which had been battered into a massive crater.
Every time Hulk and Red Skull clashed, the water seemed to defy gravity, springing out of craters large and small and making its own noise amid the violent tremors. Then, pulled by Earth's gravity, it rained down like celestial scattering flowers. Bean-sized droplets fell from the sky, striking uniforms of every color and producing all kinds of sounds.
Steve wiped the water from his face and placed Bucky in a safe area away from the battlefield—inside an inflatable spaceship.
It was probably meant for children. Who hadn't wanted to bounce around inside a spaceship-shaped inflatable when they were young? Unfortunately, when Steve and Bucky were children, roller coasters did not even have loops. When Godfather took them to the Amusement Park, they usually went to the Haunted House or similar attractions.
Thinking about it now, perhaps Bucky and he had become so brave because they had been trained from childhood?
The thought flashed through his mind. After settling Bucky, Steve grabbed his shield and returned to the battlefield. He saw Red Skull flying through the air and bombarding Hulk relentlessly, while Hulk leaped hundreds of meters at a time, charging through all kinds of beam attacks and swinging his massive fists as though swatting at Butterfly, trying to tear his enemy apart in the rain.
The downpour streamed down Red Skull's black leather jacket. His Hydra