She-Hulk Episode 1 Ending Explained: Who Is Titania and Her Connection to Doctor Doom? Post Credit Scene Explained!
This Thursday was the world premiere of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law on Disney+ with its first episode and fans already have several questions in an episode full of references, curiosities and iconic moments. And it is that with a more humorous tone, the Jennifer Walters (Tatiana Maslany) series comes to mix a law show with Marvel Studios, where we will have the protagonist trying to lead a double life as a lawyer and a superhero. Attention! Below are spoilers for the first She-Hulk chapter. If you haven’t seen it yet and don’t want to find out, don’t keep reading.
Who Is Titania and Her Connection to Doctor Doom?
In the series, Titania’s origins are different from the comics, where she is related to the Fantastic Four’s supervillain and nemesis. In the series, she is described as a social media influencer, trying to gain fame by fighting She-Hulk. She is a narcissistic woman with superhuman strength and breaks out at the end of the episode in a banal bid for fame. In this first episode, Hulk ends up humiliating Titania, which will hit the woman’s ego squarely, thus beginning the rivalry between the two. During her appearance at the last D23, Jamil described Titania as “all narcissism and ego”. “Then She-Hulk steps in and publicly humiliates her. When you take someone with fragile regard and make them angry, it starts a grudge that grows and grows. All Titania wants to do is be that stone in Jennifer Walters’s shoe, “she stated.
In an interview for ScreenRant, Jamil went further, calling the villain an “annoying character” “I think she hardly needs to use her strength; she could make you miserable to death.” In Staples, Titania is the alter ego of Mary MacPherran, who, along with her friend Marsha Rosenberg, spreads the false rumor that she is Spider-Woman. It is, after being discovered, that Doctor Doom makes contact with them, offering them superhuman powers in exchange for joining his army of supervillains. The two thus transform into Titania and Volcana. Thanks to these powers, she fought against She-Hulk and later against Spider-Man.
Given her link with the archenemy of the Fantastic Four in the comics, it would not be strange for Lawyer She-Hulk to be that link between the UCM and the long-awaited reboot of the superhero family that will kick off Phase 6. Hence, her connection with Doctor Doom in the staples serves to make the fandom much more attentive to the emergence of a villain who promises to torment She-Hulk until exhaustion.
She-Hulk Episode 1 Ending Explained: How Does Jennifer Walters Transform Into She-Hulk?
The series begins with Jennifer Walters in her law office and immediately surprises viewers with a style of the series that will have the protagonist breaking the fourth wall and speaking to the public. Here he tells the facts of how he became She-Hulk and takes us back to the time of the events when he was traveling by car with his cousin, Bruce Banner. This episode reveals various details, such as what happened to Bruce after Avengers Endgame and his connection to Jennifer. After having an accident that triggers the first of his to acquire his powers, Banner goes to great lengths to help Jennifer control them.
The series has She-Hulk trying to lead this double life, since her main interest is her work and she is not interested in being a superhero, but at the end of the chapter she has to use her new powers to stop a mysterious woman who breaks into a judgment. The moment has many details, the first is that Jennifer and Bruce have an accident when a ship from Saakar appears in front of them, a planet where the Hulk was a gladiator in Thor: Ragnarok. More details are not told about this, but surely as the series progresses they will be revealed. In this accident, Bruce’s blood mixes with Jennifer’s, which immediately turns her into a Hulk. But why is this happening?
Here Bruce was using an artifact that helped him stay in his human form, so when he had the accident for the first time he bled without becoming the Hulk. For the same reason, it had never happened before that the character bled and this could be mixed with the DNA of another person. Just Jennifer, as explained by Banner studies, being her cousin and sharing certain genetic aspects, she becomes She-Hulk, only with improved aspects that help her better control her powers and even not have a split personality like the Hulk had through the years.
Hulk has an island in Mexico where he spent all the years of the Blip uniting his mind and Hulk’s, and here he brings Jennifer to help her be She-Hulk but ends up leaving after a few days since he not only controls his powers, she doesn’t want to be a superhero and wants to continue with her normal life. The episode ends with Jennifer Walters coming back into her life and working on a trial, only to see Titania, a villain from the She-Hulk comics and played by actress Jameela Jamil (The Good Place). Jennifer quickly defeats her by becoming the green monster but revealing her new identity. Every Thursday a new chapter of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law will be released and you can see it on Disney+.
What is She-Hulk’s Post-Credits Scene About?
A funny scene had the end of the first chapter of She-Hulk, and that reunites Jennifer with her cousin Bruce drinking alcohol on the small island of Hulk. Here they continue to comment on a topic that distracted them in the chapter, which is whether or not Captain America was a virgin. Jen pretends to be drunk and tricks Bruce into telling her if Cap isn’t been with a woman.
Banner finally confesses that Steve Rogers lost his virginity in 1943, on a tour in the middle of the war. Although this detail does not change the plot at all, it is quite funny since on social networks all these years there was the theory of whether or not the Avenger had been with a woman between the war, being frozen and the missions with the Avengers. Banner finally confesses that Steve Rogers lost his virginity in 1943, on a tour in the middle of the war. Although this detail does not change the plot at all, it is quite funny since on social networks all these years there was the theory of whether or not the Avenger had been with a woman between the war, being frozen and the missions with the Avengers.
