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marvel - What did Veronica spray on Hulk in Age of Ultron?


In Age of Ultron, after Wanda Maximoff sends Hulk into a rampage, Tony Stark has to call in Veronica to Pacify Hulk because Natasha is not available to pacify him.


Veronica sprays Hulk with a lot of liquid in the middle of the physical fight. The liquid weakens Hulk so that only a little more fighting is required before Hulk reverts into Bruce Banner.


What is the fluid that Veronica sprays on Hulk?



Answer



While the Hulk's exterior is quite robust and able to resist quite a bit of damage, early depictions of the Hulk showed him to be susceptible to gases, tranquilizers and being deprived of oxygen. For a time it was one of the only ways to subdue the Hulk long enough for the plot of stories to develop. The chemical agent depicted is never described in the cinematic release. Perhaps in the extended blue-ray it will get an official name.



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  • Eventually writers were no longer able to use any form of chemical against him and they even showed certain drugs like nerve agents which should kill normal humans, only temporarily weakening him or turning him into an even more dangerous version of the Hulk.


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  • It is most probable the spray used by the Hulk-suppression system Veronica used an agent designed to weaken the Hulk sufficiently that he could be rendered unconscious. And like most things where the Hulk is concerned, it took some time to work. Since Banner and Stark worked on the Veronica system together, they were likely confident the agent would work, at least for a time...


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