Video;

[undoubtable]

[ To those most familiar with human coloring, the woman in the video may look a little odd. She’s got red skin, black hair, and eyes that glow yellow where her pupils should be. She’s also noticeably more muscular than the average woman. Bigger, too. She fills up the screen, leaving relatively little to see behind her.

Judging from the frown that twists her black lips, she isn’t particularly happy. ]

All right. It’s been three days. The guys that brought me here promised me a fight. A “strong” — [ The quotation marks are audible, as is the faint sneer of disbelief when she says the word. ] — enemy.

So where is it? I’m bored.

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[undoubtable]

Maybe mine's not the norm.

It's what we need. My world often in danger.

[purpledaggers]

With how many people there are from different worlds in this place alone I'm not sure there is much of a "norm".

My world is as well, but it's possible yours could be in danger more often. [Even if he doubts this. Or he really hopes this isn't the case because his world is threatened all the time.]

[undoubtable]

It was designed to be a focal point for disaster. That's why there are so many metahumans and mutants. By keeping our world safe, we keep others as well. Or so I've been told.

[purpledaggers]

A focal point?

[And he rubs his chin a little in a thinking gesture.]

This is the first time I have ever heard of this, but I suppose if that is the case it would make sense. What is your name back home? I assume you have Hulk in the title.

[Because it's just silly not to clearly.]

[undoubtable]

I only learned about it a few months ago.

[ She has to smile at his question about her name. ]

They call me Red She-Hulk. Not very creative, are they?

[purpledaggers]

Well if it helps you feel any better, I don't view many of our superhero names as being terribly creative.

[Painfully obvious or painfully simple seems to be the trend.]