Marvel's Avengers next DLC may feature She-Hulk

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Marvel's Avengers next DLC may feature She-Hulk

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It looks like She-Hulk may be smashing her way into Marvel's Avengers.

Twitterer Miller – who, not-so-coincidentally enough also correctly confirmed that Christopher Judge would voice Black Panther in Marvel's Avengers' War for Wakanda DLC – earlier today claimed that Arcane voice actor Krizia Bajos would be voicing She-Hulk Jennifer Walters.

So far, so what, right? Well, after Miller posted the tweet, Bajos herself quote tweeted it with a Hulk-hued green heart… a quote-tweet that she's since deleted, by the way. You know – as if someone told her to do so.

Krizia Bajos will be playing Jennifer Walters aka She-Hulk when she appears in Marvel's Avengers pic.twitter.com/u5yinWl8vT

Krizia Bajos will be playing Jennifer Walters aka She-Hulk when she appears in Marvel's Avengers pic.twitter.com/u5yinWl8vT

— Miller Ross (@mmmmmmmmiller) December 30, 2021

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Given the new content has yet to be confirmed by developer Crystal Dynamics or publisher Square Enix, all we can do right now is take this with the proverbial pinch of salt until the news is formally confirmed or denied. But it's certainly a compelling tease, especially given Miller's form to date. Let's watch this space, eh? (thanks, NME).

Square Enix recently admitted in its recent annual report that the response to Marvel's Avengers had been "disappointing".

As Jordan summarized at the time, during its investor presentation, Square Enix president Yosuke Matsuda examined the title's development and launch woes, calling the game's GaaS model "ambitious" whilst acknowledging that the game "has unfortunately not proven as successful as [Square Enix] would have liked".

Interestingly, Matsuda suggested that in the future, the company needed to "select game designs that mesh with the unique attributes and tastes of our studios and developments team", but didn't seem ready to give up on GaaS just yet.