Warning: This article contains SPOILERS from She-Hulk: Attorney at Law.MCU’s She-Hulk: Attorney at Law has been going strong since August 18, 2022, as Jen Walters’ legal adventures have proven to be extremely popular with the audiences. With D23 recently showing the superhero also teaming up with Matt Murdock/Daredevil, it looks like they'll keep this momentum going, with many fans excited to see how he will help her balance her new life.

One thing that fans have also enjoyed is how every MCU entry reveals new information about the series and offers renewed perspective on its characters and events. For She-Hulk, the show has revealed how Jen and Bruce have been able to survive gamma radiation to vital facts about the likes of Wong and Emil Blonsky. While the rest of the show will definitely offer more, it’s worth looking into the big reveals that She-Hulk has already doled out and are notable for various reasons.

Sakaarans Can Travel To Earth

A movie fans would love to see in a future MCU phase is one that solely follows the Hulk as there are potentially some unresolved questions here, (which was hinted at in She-Hulk). The show started off with a Sakaaran ship attacking Jen and Bruce, although that didn’t appear to surprise the latter in the slightest.

It had seemed as if traveling to Sakaar was only possible through wormholes, but She-Hulk confirmed that Sakaarans can use their ships to jump into hyperspace and travel freely to Earth. This means that Bruce had never really escaped the Grand Master’s radar and that Sakaarans have access to the rest of the universe independent of the wormholes.

Failed Students Of The Mystic Arts Can Still Carry Sling Rings

The Masters of the Mystic Arts turned out to not be so stringent with their practices (as revealed through Donny Blaze’s open use of their secrets). While characters like the Ancient One had made it seem like the Masters of the Mystic Arts remained in the shadows, She-Hulk confirmed that former students could easily practice what they learned.

Moreover, Sling Rings appear to be handed out in perpetuity, with Donny Blaze going to dangerous lengths using his without having to surrender it when he was kicked out. This would entail the existence of many more sorcerers than MCU fans were once led to believe.

Superhero Powers And Titles Can Be Subject To Copyright

Superheroes freely used their abilities and their designated names without meeting any resistance in the MCU. However, She-Hulk revealed that this wasn’t the case anymore, as Jen has had to deal with copyright and trademark laws relating to the use of powers and superhero names.

Even the use of magic can get someone in court, with the Sorcerer Supreme suing a former student of the Mystic Arts. Titania’s litigation proceedings against Jen for the right to use the name of She-Hulk further prove that being a superhero in the MCU isn’t a free business.

The Blip Isn't A Factor Anymore

The majority of the new characters introduced in MCU’s Disney+ series have had to deal with the fallout from the Blip. Recovering from the event has been a primary factor in most Phase Four material, but She-Hulk has established the fact that the world has now moved on.

The show is set at a later date in the timeline, meaning the Blip isn’t the dominating aspect of the MCU anymore. Bruce talked about it in the premiere, although it only had to deal with his own background rather than the Blip being something that still affects people. For all intents and purposes, the time to adjust has come and passed.

Bruce Managed To Merge His Hulk Persona With Tony Stark's Help

Many wondered exactly where Bruce headed off to in order to create the Smart Hulk persona, which was only hinted at in Avengers: Endgame. She-Hulk revealed that Tony was the one to get Bruce the lab he needed to conduct his experiments, with Tony even joining Bruce there frequently during the five-year blip.

Fans had speculated if Bruce had been all by himself before he was contacted by Natasha and Steve to work on the Time Heist, but it’s now known that he, at least, had Tony to keep him company. The resources Bruce needed to merge his conscience with Hulk’s ultimately came from Tony.

Hulk-Level Transformations Can Always Be Controlled

One of the top reactions to She-Hulk so far has been toward Emil Blonsky, who has completely changed in personality. The Incredible Hulk has made it seem as if Blonsky was trapped in Abomination form and had no way to revert to his human appearance.

She-Hulk has confirmed that Hulk-level transformations can always be controlled (as evidenced by Jen and Blonsky both using their own techniques to do so). It turns out that any person who is troubled with this ability has to come up with ways tailor-made for them to control their transformations.

Wong And Emil Blonsky's Fight Was Part Of His Preparations As The Sorcerer Supreme

Wong and Abomination’s battle in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings baffled viewers of the fact that the former was the Sorcerer Supreme and the latter a high-security criminal. Wong clarified this in She-Hulk as part of his preparations to become the Sorcerer Supreme, which sheds light on when he took on the title.

Since Shang-Chi takes place a little while before She-Hulk, it means that Wong only became the Sorcerer Supreme in recent times and didn’t have the role during the years when everyone was dealing with the Blip. Moreover, Blonsky’s partnership with Wong turned out to be the latter’s terms since he broke Blonsky out without giving him an option.

Jen And Bruce's Genes Prevent Gamma Radiation From Being Lethal

There’s always been confusion over how Bruce survived the gamma radiation in his body, with She-Hulk laying this to rest. Since Jen was able to survive the same gamma mutation after Bruce’s blood passed into hers, it was confirmed that their genes are predisposed toward it.

Bruce was able to cure his mangled arm from Jen’s blood by splicing it with his own, so their family has the proper characteristics needed to prevent lethal doses of gamma radiation. In Jen’s case, her ability to control her anger better than Bruce meant that she avoided the alter ego the latter had to deal with altogether.

Technology Can Prevent Hulk Transformations

Among the most burning MCU questions She-Hulk answered, viewers learned if there was a way to overcome becoming a Hulk. The premiere itself revealed that this was possible, with Bruce showing the Hulk Inhibitor Device that enabled him to revert to human form.

Since not even magical beings or highly advanced people had been able to cure Bruce, the fact that there’s a technology that can bring back his original appearance is major information in the MCU. It opens up the possibility of seeing anyone from Bruce, Blonsky, and Jen using such technology.

Superpowered Personalities Have Fan Followings

The MCU has long since made it seem like having powers isn’t a good thing and that the majority of heroes are ostracized. She-Hulk has shown that this isn’t the case anymore, with empowered people now having fan followings based on the avenue they take to gain these admirers.

Titania has become a social media influencer through her abilities while Emil Blonsky charmed multiple women through the prison penpal program for them to be deeply devoted to him. Donny Blaze has exploited his magical abilities to make an earning as a magician. This revelation means that Hulk’s popularity in Avengers: Endgame was just one example out of many others rather than being the exception.

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