Profile: She-Hulk

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Morris Walters (father); Elaine Banner-Walters (mother, deceased); Cassandra Pike (paternal aunt); Brian Banner (maternal uncle, deceased); Susan Drake (maternal aunt); Rebecca Banner (maternal aunt by marriage); David Pike (paternal cousin); Bruce Banner (maternal cousin, deceased); John Jameson (ex-husband); J. Jonah Jameson (ex-father-in-law); Marla Jameson (ex-mother-in-law); Skaar, Hiro-Kala, Lyra(1st cousins once removed).

• Body Armor: Incredible protection vs. physical and energy attacks, she has Uneartly resistance to toxins and Class1000 resistance to terrestial diseases
• Leaping: Shift Z leaping abilities, allowing her to leap 4 areas.
• Mind Transferal: Remarkable rank ability to switch minds with anyone in 3 areas who makes eye-contact.
• Hyper-Running: Good land speed
• Regenerative Factor: She-Hulk heals faster than normal (but is incapable of regrowing limbs or organs) and should probably be considered to have Gd-10 Regeneration. As a side effect of her powers she is resistant to Diseases and Toxins as well.
• Alter Ego: She-Hulk can change back and forth between her She-hulk form and her normal self as Jennifer Walters; Height: 5'10" & Weight: 150 lbs.

Martial Arts B & C: For the purposes of combat, She-Hulk (or even Jennifer Walters) gets a +1CS to her fighting for all unarmed combat rolls and gains +1CS to grapple rolls (Including damage), and +1CS Agility to dodge and +1CS to Strength for Escape Rolls.

Law: She-Hulk (or Jennifer Walters) both can practice Law with Excellent ability in the field knowing correct procedures, protocol and annotated codes and case laws to do so. She has liscenses to practice law in both the stats of New York and California.

Pilot: She-Hulk (or Jennifer) gain an additional +1CS to all feat rolls behind the controls of a flying vehicle, most of her experience comes from the vehicles of the Fantastic Four, under training from Ben Grimm although she has piloted Quinjets and her flying Cadilacc as well. Her ability to repair any such vehicle is at Good Reason, assuming she has the proper tools.

She's green... all over!

The She-Hulk is a drop-dead gorgeous young woman with a lushly-curved yet powerfully-muscled physique. She stands 6‘7 and has bright green skin and eyes and a beautiful mane of dark-green hair. Her usual ’work clothes’ consist of bright purple body suit that leaves her arms and legs bare, with a white belt, and white boots and bracers.

She has a strong commitment to the usual super-hero ideals of truth, justice, etc, but she also has a very sharp sense of humor and of priorities. She is unable to take even the most dire threats or circumstances *too* seriously. She is slightly impulsive an little quick to anger, but just as quick to drop it. She’s a genial and sociable lady who works well in teams and organizations. She also likes to annoy men displaying “macho” attitudes, and is very bad at keeping her mouth shut. Part of her love for being She-Hulk is that her strength and size give her the freedom to be bold and confident, in stark contrast to the mousy introvert she was in human form.

• Radiation: Exposure to certain wavelengths of radiation only at very high doses can sometimes temporarily inhibit or override her ability to transform between forms. This is usually only a weakness if she is exposed during her original/Jennifer form.

• Avengers Communicard: Avengers ID that has microcircuitry that allows:
  • Communications: Avengers can communicate through holographic display that project from the card. The Card acts like a pager and has a 5000 mile range.
  • Computer, HQ and Quinjet access-None of these may be accessed without an Avengers Identicard. (BTW Quinjets wont start without one and it has to be a valid one.)
  • Resource Card-Card acts as a bank card with Gd Resources for emergency uses.
  • The new cards are Rm Material and are fully Waterproof.

She-Hulk's Flying Car:

This is a specially modified convertible pink cadilacc, originally it was a '59 Dodge Charger with interstellar capibilities, but that vehicle was trashed and a new one was built for her. While an industrious gamemaster or player could design such a vehicle for her, presented belowe are some basic stats for the most current model.

• Armor: The Flying Car's armor gave it Excellent protection.
• Flight: The car could fly at Incredible speeds.
• Warp Drive: Using star-maps, astro-cartography and the lastest modifications by U.S., Archer the car could make jumps matching speeds of .5 past light speed (the exact range of this ability is unknown).
• Sealed System: When sealed for interstellar travel the driver (and up to 3-4 passengers and their luggage) are provided a comfortable, warm, safe environment. The car could remain in space for 5 hours on battery power. The oxygen supply was twice that or 10 hours.

East and West coast Avengers; U.S. Government; U.S. Military; Interpol; S.H.I.E.L.D. (Specifically Nick Fury); Fantastic Four; New York D.A.'s Office; The Blond Phantom (I and II); Hero's For Hire; The Hulk.

Jennifer Walters grew up in a happy home in Los Angeles, although her mother died when Jennifer was at an early age. Growing up to be a successful prosecuting attorney, she was run off the road by the criminals she was investing. Her cousin, Bruce Banner, also known as the Hulk, saved her life by performing an emergency roadside blood transfusion. Jennifer found herself able to transform into the giant She-Hulk, but never restricted by the split-personalities of her brother, Jennifer was able to transform at will and retain her full intelligence and memories. She had a successful run of adventures as She-Hulk, even though her sheriff father distrusted and was constantly hunting She-Hulk. Eventually, She-Hulk found herself unable to transform back into Jennifer, but, after reconciling with her father, never found cause to revert anyway, preferring the adventures she had in her alter ego. 

Eventually moving to New York, She-Hulk was contacted by the Wasp in a membership drive for the Avengers. She served for a brief stint before being among the Avengers captured by the Beyonder to his "Battleworld" and pitted against similar abducted villains. When returning to Earth, She-Hulk was invited to take the place of the Thing in the Fantastic Four, and she joined them. 

During her tenure with the Fantastic Four, the She-Hulk had to prevent a radiation leak in a downed S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier. This radiation exposure apparently mutated Jennifer to the point that she could not transform back into her original form. But this was an agreeable turn of events for her, since she preferred her She-Hulk form anyway. It was revealed much later that the "genetic block" was in fact purely psychological, shortly before a similar block locked her in non-Hulk form. That block proved to be temporary.

After the Fantastic Four , the She-Hulk rejoined the Avengers and joined the staff of District Attorney Blake Tower, where she met Louise "Weezi" Mason, formerly the Golden Age super heroine called the Blonde Phantom; during this period, she discovered that Mason had manipulated Towers into hiring She-Hulk so that Mason could again star in a comic book and thus avoid dying of old age. Mason's husband, also a former comic book character, had passed away three years ago, but other, more popular characters from the era, such as Captain America and Namor the Sub-Mariner, were still around.

She-Hulk was a member of the short lived hero group the Fantastic Force. Later, while doing some legal work for Heroes for Hire, she also went on a few adventures with them and spent some time dating Luke Cage.

Eventually, Jen returned to the Avengers and remained with the team for some time. On one adventure, the She-Hulk was exposed to fellow Avenger Jack of Hearts radiation powers causing Jen to lose control of the savage side of her personality. She injured several Avengers and went berserk in Bone, Idaho, virtually destroying the whole town. With Jen's fear and rage at an all-time high the assembled Avengers couldn't stop her.

Only the Hulk himself was able to slow her down until Jack of Hearts was able to use his powers to balance her Gamma levels and she regained control over her savage side. Jen's normal personality was restored for a time but her worst fear came true when Scarlet Witch went temporarily insane and used her magic to cause Jen to lose control again. This time, she nearly killed Captain America and tore the Vision in half with her bare hands.

Although she had been manipulated, She-Hulk was devastated at her part in the Vision's death and the destruction of the town of Bone, Idaho. Ashamed, She-Hulk quit the Avengers to resume her law career and spend more time as plain Jennifer Walters.