In a stunning revelation that has sent shockwaves through the Marvel fandom, Mark Ruffalo has teased an apocalyptic future for Earth's mightiest heroes. The acclaimed actor, who has brought the Incredible Hulk to life for over a decade, made the startling disclosure during an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
The Fallon Bombshell
Ruffalo sent the audience into a frenzy when he casually mentioned that the Avengers are "heading towards a kind of doomsday" in upcoming Marvel instalments. The 56-year-old actor appeared alongside his Poor Things co-star Emma Stone when he dropped the monumental hint about the future of the MCU.
"The next time you see me in an Avengers movie, it's basically going to be a kind of doomsday," Ruffalo revealed, sending social media into immediate meltdown.
From Hulk to Hollywood Royalty
The interview took an amusing turn when Fallon congratulated Ruffalo on his recent Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor in Poor Things. The host couldn't resist pointing out the stark contrast between Ruffalo's current Oscar buzz and his superhero alter ego.
"You're nominated for an Oscar, and you're the Hulk!" Fallon exclaimed, highlighting Ruffalo's unique position in Hollywood as both blockbuster star and critically acclaimed actor.
Marvel's Mysterious Future
While Ruffalo remained characteristically coy about specific plot details, his comments suggest monumental changes ahead for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The "doomsday" reference has sparked intense speculation among fans about potential storylines that could reshape the entire franchise.
The timing of Ruffalo's revelation is particularly intriguing, coming as Marvel Studios prepares to launch its next phase of interconnected films and television series. Industry insiders suggest this could hint at the introduction of major new threats or even the long-awaited arrival of certain iconic comic book storylines.
A Legacy of Green
Ruffalo first donned the motion-capture suit to play Bruce Banner and his emerald-skinned counterpart in 2012's The Avengers. Since then, he has appeared as the character in numerous MCU projects, evolving the Hulk from raging monster to sophisticated hero and even merging both personas in what fans dubbed "Professor Hulk."
His latest comments suggest that this evolution is far from over, with potentially earth-shattering developments awaiting the character and his superhero colleagues.
