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It’s reasonable to assume that neither Hulk nor Darth Vader will be killed off in Star Wars/Marvel: Hope Assembles, particularly if the Star Wars characters are supposed to experience the same events from the franchise’s main continuity once they’re returned to their universe. Nevertheless, if Hulk and Vader cross paths in the comic book crossover, then unless something happens that either ends the fight prematurely or somehow results in a draw between them, there needs to be a victor. While it’s a close call between these two titans, Hulk is currently the safer bet, assuming he doesn’t switch

Like most deaths in any version of the Marvel Universe, Nightcrawler's death doesn't necessarily have to be permanent in X-Men '97 season 2. That said, the means to bring Kurt back isn't as straightforward as Gambit's resurrection was with an adaptation of Remy's Horseman of Death storyline. Although Nightcrawler did once return to the land of the living after summoning his fellow X-Men for a battle in the afterlife against his father Azazel and a force of demons, that might be a more difficult storyline to translate into future seasons of X-Men '97. Overall, the best possibility to potentiall

Are "exhaustion toxins" a real thing? Wolverine #25 doesn't go full "hard science" with it; there are more technical and precise terms for them, but yes, there are chemical consequences of continuous and vigorous muscle use, including the buildup of lactic acid, which can contribute to slow down and fatigue. Wolverine's healing factor rapidly clears out lactic acid and other "toxins" and repairs muscle on-the-fly. There's an implication of this that Marvel hasn't fully explored in detail, but should, which is that when his healing factor is at full strength, the more Wolverine exerts himself i