She-Hulk: Attorney at Law Trivia Quiz

Answer: A car crash

A few months ago, Deputy District Attorney Jennifer Walters was on a road trip with her cousin, Bruce Banner, catching up after a fair bit of time apart. Driving along a mountain road, the two were distracted when a spaceship from the planet Sakaar swooped in front of them, causing an immediate panic and forcing the two off the road. The pair tumbled down a hillside, flipping the vehicle, and while both of them were hurt in the crash, they'd both survived. Jennifer, climbing out of the car and rushing to Bruce's side, was able to get him out of the passenger seat, but in doing so, some of his blood transferred into hers through a cut on her arm. And with that, she transformed into a Hulk.

Jennifer awakened in the woods, perfectly human, in the middle of the night, climbing back out to the road and finding a rest stop. A group of women finding her in the restroom dressed her in new clothes to ensure she wasn't traveling in the state she was, but it attracted unwanted attention from a gang of guys leaving a nearby bar. The attention was enough to push Jennifer into Hulk mode, transforming her into an angry beast before their eyes. Fortunately, Bruce was able to tackle her to the ground, stopping the encounter from going any further.

Answer: Mexico

Jennifer awakens, her normal self again, in a room that's not her own and in clothes she doesn't own, and when she walks outside she discovers that she's actually in Mexico, staying in Bruce's secret cabana and lab. Finding him in the basement, Jennifer has Bruce explain everything and, fortunately, it's not as bad as she thinks. Though Bruce's blood has infected her with what should be a lethal dose of gamma radiation, their genetic makeup allows them to synthesize it. It does mean, however, that she can also transform into a Hulk. It also means, according to Bruce, that she can't go back to her job and her life.

When it appears that Jennifer doesn't have an alter ego that takes over when she transforms into a Hulk, Bruce is taken a bit aback. After all, it took him fifteen years to get his under control. The pair train nonetheless, but Jennifer finds herself impatient. She does, after all, have a life and career to get back to and she's always been quite good at managing her anger. The pair fight it out for a while, but Jennifer eventually heads back.

A few months later, Jennifer's already back in the courtroom taking care of business. As she stands to make her closing argument, super-strong influencer Titania bursts through the wall and attacks, prompting Walters to transform and take her down. Once the situation is defused, she returns to human form and continues with the case.

Answer: Abomination

Although Jennifer takes down Titania when she bursts into her courtroom, the event does more harm than good to her case and her career, at least in the short-term. Though many praise 'She-Hulk' as a hero, her case is declared a mistrial as it's felt that the jury was swayed unfairly by her heroics. It unraveled the case and it makes her a liability for the DA's office. It's because of this that she's fired.

Worse, Jennifer continuously finds that she's unfit to be able to work as, having become She-Hulk, she's too distracting in the courtroom. She and Nikki search for a position at any new firm, but to no avail. It comes as a major stressor when she's asked to a family dinner, but her father reminds her that she gets to move on now. That very night, she's offered a new job by one Mr. Holden Holliway of Goodman, Lieber, Kurtzberg & Holliway. They need someone new for their division regarding Superhuman Law and She-Hulk is perfect for the cause. She demands hiring Nikki on as her paralegal-- non-negotiable. Holliway doesn't care. What he really wants is Walters, as She-Hulk, in the courtroom.

As put-off as Jennifer is by the reason for her hiring, she can't deny it comes with perks. In addition to a corner office, she has Nikki on her team and a new assistant, 'Pug', who comes in with a welcome basket. It takes less than a day before she's given her first high-profile case too-- the parole of Emil Blonsky, better known as Abomination, who's been serving his time in a high-security DODC prison since he faced off against her own cousin, Bruce Banner. She notes the conflict of interest, but Holliway says it doesn't matter; it's this case or none at all.

After meeting with Blonsky and determining that he's honest about being a changed man, Jennifer calls Bruce and asks for his take. His blessing comes immediately, and with that she takes the case. He lets her go to take off in a spaceship to Sakaar-- possibly the one that caused Jennifer to crash her car. Unfortunately, as Jennifer calls in to confirm the case with Holliway, the news reports that Blonsky has broken out of prison and headed directly to an underground fight club.

Answer: Megan Thee Stallion

Returning to the DODC facility, Jennifer finds Blonsky back in his cell and he admits he was not in it, but he was taken from the prison against his will and returned of his own volition. The person responsible, he says, is a Sorcerer Supreme by the name of Wong. Nikki tries hunting him down while Jennifer does some damage control and gets introduced to a new case, this time representing her former colleague, Dennis Bukowski.

Dennis explains, much to his reluctance, that he's been defrauded by an ex-girlfriend who just happens to be a shapeshifting Light Elf from New Asgard and she appeared to him in the form of Megan Thee Stallion. She puts Pug on the case as Wong arrives and confirms Blonsky's story-- he was a necessary instrument in his ascension to Sorcerer Supreme. The catch is that Wong will need to testify in court, which he agrees to do.

Successes come hard and fast for Walters over the coming days. At the DODC prison, Blonsky demonstrates his rehabilitation by indicating not only his remorse, but his ability to control his powers, and with Wong available to explain the situation, it's a given that he be freed...on the condition that he wear an inhibitor created by Bruce, restricting his abilities. He is told that transforming into Abomination will bring him straight back to prison. Meanwhile Pug ends up in the courtroom with Bukowski, bringing the case to trial and succeeding mostly due to the Light Elf's continual trickery (at one point illegally impersonating the judge). He brings Jennifer to the stand as a character witness, explaining her disgust with him, and it's enough to help the case; full damages are rewarded to Dennis.

To cap off the day, Jennifer Walters is attacked by thugs heading into her home. Fortunately, she's able to transform into She-Hulk at her own whim, fending off their stole Asgardian weapons and stopping them from being able to grab what they came for-- a sample of her blood. They all agree: their boss won't be happy.

Answer: A magic show

Jennifer's next case is an odd one involving magic. One night, at the Mystic Castle, audience volunteer Madisynn King was transported to another dimension by Donny Blaze. The resulting dimensional shift results in Madisynn falling into Wong's residence in Kathmandu, but not before she sacrifices six drops of her blood to a talking goat in a realm of goblins. Fortunately, Wong knows who to blame-- he trained Blaze at the Kamar-Taj and kicked him out.

Naturally, Jennifer catches wind of this when Wong comes for legal help, insisting that practicing the Mystic Arts without training endangers lives and threatens the material that composes the astral planes. It gives Jennifer the opportunity to set some legal precedents; Blaze may have broken the laws of the Kamar-Taj, but without anything in writing, no laws were broken in America. It's why Jennifer issues Blaze a cease and desist and brings the case to a judge. The case shows promise, but the judge needs time to review the information, and that's why Blaze continues to cause problems in the coming days.

Blaze calls on Wong for help when he uses the portals again, this time summoning demons from another dimension. When Jennifer doesn't pick up her phone, Wong comes knocking during a date and asks her for help, much to her frustration. She returns home after handing the situation.

The next morning, after an eventful night, Jennifer checks the news to find that Titania is back in the headlines having been cleared of all charges. Worse, Jennifer gets a knock at the door and opens it to find a process server. Titania's been at work and she's trademarked the name 'She-Hulk'.

Answer: Cosmetics

Shortly after Jennifer is served papers for using the moniker She-Hulk, ads start popping up everywhere for Titania's new beauty and wellness products of the same name. She and Nikki visit a pop-up shop for the product to find the launch is going off as a hit. Titania clearly seems to want to get into Jennifer's head out of spite, but there's little she seems to be able to do.

Mr. Holloway recommends getting ahead of the issue in court to secure the face of their decision, assigning fellow Superhuman Law division attorney, Mallory Book, to the case. Though there is clear evidence that Walters was given the name by the press and those around her, unfortunately, Titania's lawyer has footage of Jennifer claiming she doesn't go by that name. Fortunately, however, Jennifer is able to use her dating app profile as evidence, proving that she used the She-Hulk name in her personal life. It means that Jennifer wins her case and Titania has to stop selling all of her cosmetics. As they leave, she and Mallory agree that they worked well together, and after a drink they realize they might be friends.

In the meantime, Pug and Nikki contact a 'drip broker' with the aim to create some custom clothing for Jennifer's alter ego. It leads them to, inevitably, a custom tailor able to give them a fifteen minute consultation. When they're finally made, sure enough, she has some amazing, new pieces that fit both versions of her like a dream.

Answer: Mr. Immortal

Jennifer is asked to be a bridesmaid at a high school friend's wedding and while it's not the most exciting obligation, she's excited to show off some of her new outfits. When she arrives to the rehearsal however, Lulu, the bride, says that she wants her there as just Jen-- not She-Hulk-- since she's taking too much of the attention. Worse, Titania arrives, having joined the wedding party on the groom's side.

While Jennifer's out of office, Nikki and Mallory work together on a divorce case for Mr. Immortal, a superhero who's been killing himself temporarily to get out of his many marriages. Evidently, his past partners caught wind of his deaths via the provocative website 'Intelligencia' and filed suits against him together. The pair manage to work together to settle all compensation, but looking into this website, Nikki discovers that there are some nasty articles being spread about She-Hulk. What none of them know is that the site owner, HulkKing, is planning something dangerous.

When the day of the wedding comes around, Jen's put through the wringer. Not only is she put on ironing duty for the groomsmen, but she's expected to walk down the aisle with a small dog instead of a person. She manages to hit it off with Josh, one of the wedding guests, but she sinks her money into the cash bar and struggles through the day. Throwing up outside, she's approached and assaulted by Titania who, after making it clear that she only came to fight, pushes a drunk Jennifer into her She-Hulk form and brings their battle to the dance floor. It all comes to an end when Titania trips and smashes her veneers, leaving the wedding ashamed. Fortunately, Jenn's not kicked out; Lulu got too drunk and is perfectly fine with having She-Hulk at her special day.

Answer: Josh

After the wedding, Jennifer starts dating Josh, finding that they're both hitting it off quite nicely. After a particularly good night, she wakes up to find that Josh has left before she's woken up. She texts him, but he ghosts her, much to her disappointment.

Work takes precedent as the weekend comes around, and when Jenn gets a call from Emil Blonsky's parole officer, she has to head to the former prisoner's summer retreat, Summer Twilights, to check in on him and the inhibitor he was mandated to wear, apparently broken already. The inhibitor gets fixed quickly, but Jennifer doesn't get to leave all too quickly as two lower-ranking villains accidentally ruin her car. Instead, she has to spend the day stuck at Blonsky's retreat without cell reception.

Jennifer ends up joining a therapy circle and, somehow, they get into her ongoing relationship problems, coming to the conclusion that she may be coming on a bit strong. She hits a bit of a breakthrough, coming to terms with the fact that she needs to put herself and her well-being first. She deletes Josh's number from her phone before she departs with the tow truck and returns home.

The truth is that three days earlier, when Josh stayed the night, he followed her to the bedroom and got the blood sample that was asked of him, copied the contents of her phone, and left.

Answer: Jet fuel

Eugene Patilio, better known as Leap-Frog, stops in at Jennifer's office for legal representation having burned himself trying to fight petty crime. She agrees to take his case, but soon discovers that he's suing Luke Jacobson, the designer responsible for her outfits. Forced into the less-than-ideal situation, she tries to talk to Luke reasonably, but he instead blacklists her, refusing to make her dress for the upcoming Female Lawyer of the Year Gala.

In court, Luke reveals that he's being represented by none other than Matt Murdock, the famous, blind New York City lawyer. Jenn and Matt spar for a bit but the case falls apart quickly when Patilio reveals he used jet fuel to power his super suit in strict disregard of its instructions. The case is immediately dismissed. That evening, Matt finds Jenn at her local bar and the two have quite the honest conversation about her capabilities to help people (despite having to work for the other guys). Jenn believes there might be something between the two of them, but she and Matt are both called to seemingly urgent meetings.

Later in the evening, Patilio calls Jennifer with the dire concern that he's being attacked by a vigilante. Jenn, taking Matt's words to heart that she can help people, takes the opportunity to don the supersuit Luke made for her and investigate, and what she finds is that Daredevil is the one responsible. The two fight and Patilio gets away in his vehicle, but when Jenn unmasks her masked man and discovers it's actually Murdock, things start to fall into place. Not only is Matt the good guy, but Patilio has kidnapped Luke Jacobson. The pair decide to work together to help the tailor, saving him from Patilio and his two dozen goons. It comes as no surprise to either of them that they're attracted to one another.

Eventually, when the Female Lawyer of the Year Gala is held, Jennifer attends and is one of the recipients of the award; she heads up to receive it in her Luke Jacobson gown. Unfortunately for her, the ceremony comes to a halt when Intelligencia not only releases information stolen from her phone, but intentionally smears her reputation at the event. It leads her to transform before the crowd to put an end to the Intelligencia insurgents and HulkKing...but she's stopped when the DODC steps in.

Answer: KEVIN

After the events that occurred at the Lawyer Gala, Jennifer is placed into a containment unit at the DODC prison. The rest of the superhuman law division informs her of the terms of her pending case; in addition to being fired from GLK&H, she has to wear an inhibitor not unlike the one Emil Blonsky was forced to wear upon being released. Forced to move back in with her parents, she has nowhere else to turn, It's why she puts down her investigation into Intelligencia and heads back to Blonsky's retreat. At the same time, unbeknownst to Jenn, Nikki and Pug have made attempts to contact HulkKing and identify who's responsible. When Nikki receives an invitation to an Intelligencia gathering, she has Pug go in her place. It's coincidental that the gathering also happens to be at Blonsky's retreat.

By the time Jenn arrives at Blonsky's and finds out about the Intelligencia gathering, Pug's is already inside having discovered that Todd Phelps, one of GLK&H's clients, is HulkKing. When Jenn stumbles upon their meeting, Blonsky is onstage, unknowingly giving a motivational life-coach speech to a hate group in his Abomination form. That's less important than the revelation that Phelps is HulkKing and that he hired Josh to steal her blood. Having synthesized it, he injects himself with the sample and transforms into a Hulk being...at the same time that Titania arrives, bursting through a wall...at the same time that Bruce arrives to help her cousin.

Jenn comments that the whole situation is a mess-- the season's been leading up to this?-- and as the fight is backed out of and brought to the Disney+ Marvel directory, she breaks her inhibitor and passes into the menu screen. She passes into a show panel, falls into the real world, and heads to the Disney lot, breaking into the "She-Hulk" production facilities to talk to the writers about their choices. Unfortunately, the writers don't have much to say as K.E.V.I.N. asked for the show to follow the template. She heads to his office, signs an NDA, passes through the corridors fighting off security, and finally speaks to the system responsible, the Knowledge Enhanced Visual Interconnectivity Nexus (K.E.V.I.N.) to complain about her situation-- she's not happy with her story...or the MCU. Fortunately, she has a good closing argument that's able to persuade K.E.V.I.N. to change the climax altogether. They do away with the HulkKing blood plot; Banner doesn't need to come down to save her; they set the final fight during the day; she has Matt Murdock come back; she has Blonsky hold some accountability. After K.E.V.I.N. fixes the Disney+ security liability he sends her back to her show to close it out.

When Jenn returns to her show, Phelps and Intelligencia are arrested and she vows to see them in court. Murdock arrives on the scene just a bit too late, but Jenn notes she's happy to see him. Blonsky admits to his wrongdoing in violating his parole and goes back to the DODC prison for a decade. Banner still returns to Earth, but he shows up at a family reunion with his new son, Skaar, from the planet Sakaar. Jenn gets her job back at GLK&H and heads back to the courtroom deciding to better balance her professional life and her superhero life.