The Half-Transformed Hulk or Demi-Hulk is a character state in the two-part episode "Prometheus" in the series The Incredible Hulk when the Hulk is transforming back to David Banner but can't fully change, due to exposure of high radiation from a meteor crash.

The Demi Hulk TV facts from the Incredible Hulk TV show. The Demi Hulk debuted on the fourth season season premiere two-parter, "Prometheus".This version of ...

The demi-Hulk can talk, in a deep voice, and Katie can feel the muscles under his torn clothing. But when he once again becomes the Hulk, a military organization code-named "Prometheus" thinks he came from outer space and captures him and Katie.

In 1980, he played an uncredited role on the popular television series The Incredible Hulk as the "Demi Hulk" a half transformed version of Bill Bixby as a human Hulk in the episode "Prometheus". It was a mystery that perplexed fans for many decades as to …

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Project Prometheus gathers a group of scientists to study the captured Hulk, whom they suspect of being an extra-terrestrial. Jack McGee has sneaked into the secret compound, and after freeing David's blind girlfriend he tries to convince the specialists about the …

When a mysterious meteor crashes nearby, David gets stuck in mid-metamorphosis between Hulk and man. A secret military organization code named Prometheus investigating the crash site, soon find the creature and the girl.

2006年5月27日 · This is the first part of a 2 part episode entitled Prometheus. In this action packet episode David is exposed to a meteor and is stuck in a half state as a Demi Hulk. In the episodes climax the Hulk is captured by the army.

Hulk Speak: The way the Demi-Hulk speaks is the closest the series comes to following this trope. Of course, he still uses full sentences and proper pronouns, but now uses shorter and simpler words (like calling a meteor "a rock from the sky").