History YMMV / HulkAndTheAgentsOfSMASH

** Bruce Banner himself can be seen as this in "Banner Day" as Hulk becomes Bruce again in which he gets to rekindle his relationship with Betty and even proves that even when he is Bruce he can still be effective against the forces of evil. [[spoiler: However the episode became an example of StatusQuoIsGod and Bruce became the Hulk again to save the Earth from Ronan the Accuser. However it can come off as a bit of a SenselessSacrifice as well as the reason why Bruce became the Hulk against was to make a deal with Ronan that if Bruce becomes the Hulk again than Ronan would call off his attack on earth. But even though Bruce did change back into the Hulk, Ronan had no intention on honoring his end of the bargain and commenced his attack on earth anyway. So while the Hulks did of course take Ronan down but Bruce is now stuck as Hulk again over a plan that didn't even work]]. Thankfully, he's seen more in ''WesternAnimation/AvengersAssemble''.

-->'''Comicbook/SheHulk''': He's no monster! [[PunctuatedForEmphasis He's. My. FAMILY!]] *echo*

** Besides appearances from the Thing, this was the only current Marvel show to feature the Franchise/FantasticFour, and their only appearance had been in a BatmanColdOpen largely unrelated to the rest of the episode in question.

* ContinuityLockout: As noted in the ''WesternAnimation/AvengersAssemble'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/UltimateSpiderMan2012 Ultimate Spider-Man]]'' pages the show has this due to shared continuity. However, it probably runs into this the least out of the three. The only thing you might find yourself questioning is how Spidey and Hulk became friends and that's a pretty easy fix, as you only need to watch Hulk's first two or three appearances in Ultimate Spider-Man. Even then you might not even need that if you can just accept that they're pals, and are OK with not seeing it shown on screen.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: The show's version of Abomination is widely noted to be one of the best things about the series.

* {{Narm}}: In a hilariously cheesy scene in "Galactus Goes Green", the Hulk is trying to convince a brainwashed She-Hulk to snap out of Galactus' control. This leads to a very awkward line from She-Hulk.

** Beside from Thing, this the only current Marvel show to feature the Franchise/FantasticFour, and their only appearance has been in a BatmanColdOpen largely unrelated to the rest of the episode in question.

* IdiotPlot: "Monsters No More" turns the entire town into gullible morons who turn on the Hulks in a second and turns the Hulks into a bunch of vague idiots who never tell the panicked townspeople that there are bombs in the city.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: All the characters have interesting elements or story arcs in the comics that made them work in the first place[[note]]such as Skaar being Hulk's son, She-Hulk's personality and unique status as a superhero lawyer, or Red Hulk's past feud with the Hulk as well as his redemption story arc [[/note]] . With the apparent exception of Skaar, all those elements are either ignored, overlooked, or unexploited.

* TheWoobie: The Hulks. Hated by the world for their destructive power and imposing image.

* AuthorsSavingThrow:
** After numerous fan complaints, the writers suddenly have She-Hulk mention she has a law degree in "The Big Green Mile".
** After spending the second half of Season 1 and the first half of Season 2 [[VillainDecay being reduced to a]] ButtMonkey IneffectualSympatheticVillain whose SuperIntelligence had become an InformedAbility at best, the Leader ''finally'' starts getting serious again in "Homecoming" onward.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: The show's version of Abomination is widely noted to be one of the best things about the series. Some people went as far as saying this incarnation is cooler than the one in the EMH.