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* SeriesContinuityError: When the news is out, Thor discovers that Hulk was Bruce Banner alongside everybody else, in a TV news. However, Thor, Tony and Captain America discussed the cover-up in the meeting they had after the fight.
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** When the news is out, Thor discovers that Hulk was Bruce Banner alongside everybody else, in a TV news. However, Thor, Tony and Captain America discussed the cover-up in the meeting they had after the fight.
** Jan described their meeting with the European Defense as their first team-up. However, the Ultimates already had a team-up with the ComicBook/UltimateXMen in ''Ultimate War''.
** When the news is out, Thor discovers that Hulk was Bruce Banner alongside everybody else, in a TV news. However, Thor, Tony and Captain America discussed the cover-up in the meeting they had after the fight.
** Jan described their meeting with the European Defense as their first team-up. However, the Ultimates already had a team-up with the ComicBook/UltimateXMen in ''Ultimate War''.
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* BondOneLiner: "Sorry, chum. You are nuts and you are going down"
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* NotHelpingYourCase: When the Ultimates arrive to take Thor in, he keeps saying that it's all because of Loki, when he could have easily setlled the discussion by teleporting them to some other realm with fantastic creatures.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Captain America never liked the Banner cover-up, but played along with it. But when it is outed and they make a meeting to discuss what to do, he voiced his dislike for it once again.
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* WhatTheHellHero: WhatTheHellHero
** Captain America never liked the Banner cover-up, but played along with it. But when it is outed and they make a meeting to discuss what to do, he voiced his dislike for it once again.
** The Ultimates attacked Thor when he was with his followers. Thor requested that they gave them time to flee, without being trapped in a superhuman battle. Fury agreed, he did not want civilian casualties any more than Thor.
** Captain America never liked the Banner cover-up, but played along with it. But when it is outed and they make a meeting to discuss what to do, he voiced his dislike for it once again.
** The Ultimates attacked Thor when he was with his followers. Thor requested that they gave them time to flee, without being trapped in a superhuman battle. Fury agreed, he did not want civilian casualties any more than Thor.
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* SkewedPriorities: The Ultimates meet the European Defense Initiative, and their mission is to stop Thor, because he stole his armor and hammer from there. Jan can not believe it... "Way to ruin our first TeamUp, Nick".
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* EverybodyKnewAlready: Everybody is surprised by Gunnar's reveal that Thor was actually a madman that stole hardware that gives him powers. Everybody except Fury, who knew it from the start.
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* IsThisAJoke: Gunnar explains that Thor stole hardware and the hammer, and that ''that's'' the source of his power. Stark's first reaction is to ask if that is a joke.
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* InternalDeconstruction: The series takes a turn to pick apart why a modernized, government-run version of the Avengers would not work out in the long run. The Ultimates are repeatedly criticized for overstepping their boundaries and interfering in international matters at the behest of the United States government. As tensions rise, all of it culminates in the other governments finally having enough of America's actions and sending in their own team of super soldiers to take over the country. To make it even more obvious, the Colonel's motivations for leading the charge are directly compared to Captain America's, making Cap realize how little business he, the Ultimates, and SHIELD had in policing the world. The volume even ends on the implications that in the ruins of the Ultimates, the team is going to reform into an incarnation much closer to the mainstream Avengers. Until ''ComicBook/{{Ultimatum}}'' happened, that is.
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* InternalDeconstruction: The series takes a turn to pick apart why a modernized, government-run version of the Avengers would not work out in the long run. The Ultimates are repeatedly criticized for overstepping their boundaries and interfering in international matters at the behest of the United States government. As tensions rise, all of it culminates in the other governments finally having enough of America's actions and sending in their own team of super soldiers to take over the country. To make it even more obvious, the Colonel's motivations for leading the charge are directly compared to Captain America's, making Cap realize how little business he, the Ultimates, and SHIELD had in policing the world. The volume even ends on the implications that in the ruins of the Ultimates, the team is going to reform into an incarnation much closer to the mainstream Avengers. Until ''ComicBook/{{Ultimatum}}'' ''New Ultimates'' happened, that is.
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* ContentLeak: InUniverse, the existence of Captain Italy (and, by extension, the Italian superhuman program) was leaked, and that caused protests.
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* AscendedFanboy: Captain Britain is so exited to meet Captain America in person. He used to have a poster of him on his wall as a teenager.
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* HopelessWithTech: Captain America accused Thor of leaking the files about Bruce Banner. Thor pointed in his defense that he's not used to technology and has problems with basic e-mail; leaking files is a whole world beyond his capabilities.
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** Captain America accused Thor of leaking the files about Bruce Banner. Thor pointed in his defense that he's not used to technology and has problems with basic e-mail; leaking files is a whole world beyond his capabilities.
** Laura has been sending messages to Clint, but he didn't notice because he hardly understands how do cell phones work. Have in mind that the comic was made in 2005, cell phones were still relatively new.
** Captain America accused Thor of leaking the files about Bruce Banner. Thor pointed in his defense that he's not used to technology and has problems with basic e-mail; leaking files is a whole world beyond his capabilities.
** Laura has been sending messages to Clint, but he didn't notice because he hardly understands how do cell phones work. Have in mind that the comic was made in 2005, cell phones were still relatively new.
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* WhosWatchingTheStore: Clint arrives home, and protests that there is a security detail that should be there 24 hours a day, Monday to Monday. Laura had sent them to help the neighbor get the cat out of the dryer.
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* MeaningfulBackgroundEvent: Thor and Volstagg are talking about Loki's reality-warping powers, and the maitre asks Thor why is he talking alone. Has Volstagg vanished, or did Thor just imagined the whole thing? [[spoiler:Right before that, a man with a confident smile walks by in the background. He has black hair and green clothes, like Loki]]
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** Thor and Volstagg are talking about Loki's reality-warping powers, and the maitre asks Thor why is he talking alone. Has Volstagg vanished, or did Thor just imagined the whole thing? [[spoiler:Right before that, a man with a confident smile walks by in the background. He has black hair and green clothes, likeLoki]]Loki]]
** Later on, Thor interrupts a case of PoliceBrutality in Italy against a demonstration that protested the superhuman program. Loki could be seen among the multitude before Thor shows up.
** Thor and Volstagg are talking about Loki's reality-warping powers, and the maitre asks Thor why is he talking alone. Has Volstagg vanished, or did Thor just imagined the whole thing? [[spoiler:Right before that, a man with a confident smile walks by in the background. He has black hair and green clothes, like
** Later on, Thor interrupts a case of PoliceBrutality in Italy against a demonstration that protested the superhuman program. Loki could be seen among the multitude before Thor shows up.
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* ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections: Someone in the Italian demonstration tried to be exempted from the police brutality saying "Please! I'm an American citizen!".
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* PoliceBrutality: The anti-superhuman demonstration in Italy was met with repression from the police. Thor intervened to help the demonstrators.
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* BilingualBonus: The demonstration in Italy has people with a "niente sovrumani americani nel golfo". It means "no American superhuman in the gulf".
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* MarqueeAlterEgo: Despite being at a really high altitude, up the clouds, Stark and Natasha open their face plates for his marriage proposal, so that we can see their face expressions.
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* WackyMarriageProposal: Tony Stark makes Natasha Romanova her own version of the Iron Man suit for her birthday, then takes her on a test flight over her home city, St. Petersburg, Russia, where it's revealed he's paid the city's entire population to stand in a field spelling out his proposal.
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** Natasha considered the name "''Music/IronMaiden''" for her Iron Man armor, but thought it was silly and stuck to "Black Widow"
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* TheCameo: Matt Murdock made a brief appearance as the lawyer of Bruce Banner. He had appeared before in ''ComicBook/UltimateDaredevilAndElektra'', ComicBook/UltimateMarvelTeamUp'' and ''ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan''.
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* TheCameo: Matt Murdock made a brief appearance as the lawyer of Bruce Banner. He had appeared before in ''ComicBook/UltimateDaredevilAndElektra'', ComicBook/UltimateMarvelTeamUp'' ''ComicBook/UltimateMarvelTeamUp'' and ''ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan''.
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* LadykillerInLove: Tony Stark finally settled down, falling in love with the Black Widow. He even proposed to her. Her betrayal left him heartbroken... for a couple of seconds, before he resumed his old habits.
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* IWantToBeARealMan: Even as manly as he already is, Steve Rogers always goes for more. For example, by signing to a gym that looks like a prison workout room: he says that real men train there, not those whimps with their ipods, MTV screens, and isotonic drinks.
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* WakeUpGoToSchoolSaveTheWorld: The Ultimates do not ''have'' to bust drug operations, pull out fires or help with hostage situations, their job is national defense. But they do it anyway because it's their free time.
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* MadBomber: Issue #4 starts with one. A guy with a bomb against the Ultimates? He's out cold before you even understand what's going on.
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* TeethFlying: Issue #4 starts with Captain America giving such a punch to a gut.
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* TeethFlying: Issue #4 starts with Captain America giving such a punch to a gut.guy.
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* TeethFlying: Issue #4 starts with Captain America giving such a punch to a gut.
-->'''Captain America:''' Yes, we know you have a bomb, sir.
-->'''Captain America:''' Yes, we know you have a bomb, sir.
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* ItAlwaysRainsAtFunerals: The funeral for Bruce Banner is held inside a chapel. Outside, however, it's raining.
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* WithFriendsLikeThese: The funeral for Bruce Banner reads a text he wrote in his last days, and he called the Ultimates the best friends he had in his whole life. The Wasp couldn't help but pity the poor guy: she had barely talked to him for 10 minutes in total, if ''she'' gets to be such a friend then he must have had a really lonely and miserable life.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: The last second before the explosion, Banner woke up ''with green eyes''.
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* CassandraTruth: Nobody takes it seriously when Thor starts talking the harm his brother Loki is doing.
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* CassandraTruth: Nobody takes it seriously when Thor starts talking about the harm his brother Loki is doing.doing.
* CessationOfExistence: Bruce Banner does not believe in the afterlife. He's a scientist and accepts that there is no proof of any level of existence beyond the here-and-now.
* CessationOfExistence: Bruce Banner does not believe in the afterlife. He's a scientist and accepts that there is no proof of any level of existence beyond the here-and-now.
