Marvel Renamed She-Hulk Episode 1 After Filming

When she was asked why, she said that people “wanted that information sooner,” not wanting so long to learn about Jennifer Walters’ birth story.

There were many factors that led to this decision. But, in the end, we realized that people wanted to know more information sooner. They were unable to learn the origin story of this character and it was difficult for them to do so.
This was also a major factor in the crunch that existed with regard to CGI and VFX work. Gao acknowledged that “made people scramble when things changed so dramatically:

“Oh, yeah. It was definitely a crunch. It was a difficult task to switch that up. It’s impossible for VFX artists to complete this task. This is a huge undertaking and they are already in such a tight time frame.

Is She-Hulk’s original episode 1 back in its place?

Warning! This article contains spoilers about the series premiere of SheHulk: Attorney At Law.

What has happened to She-Hulk? It is possible that Marvel has simply moved the episodes slightly down the timeline. Fans who are keenly aware of Jen’s current role as a deputy district Attorney in the series premiere will see that she is actually pursuing her future employer GLK&H.

The penultimate episodes in every Marvel Studios Disney+ series are often where the main heroes’ backstories and emotional story beats come to the fore. Wanda Vision’s journey down memory lane, Marc Spector’s traumatic childhood revisited in Moon Knight, and Kamala Khan’s trip to the past as she experienced the Partition of India in Ms. Marvel.

With Jennifer Walters’ origin story differing from her comic book counterpart it was a difficult task to make sure her beginnings were not left as a mystery. This is why the show was re-filmed. Fans are already seeing improvement from CGI, even though Marvel is scrambling to get it right. The story and visuals will only improve with each episode.

Episode 1 from Marvel Studios’ she-Hulk: Attorney At Law can now be streamed on Disney+