Bruce Banner

Aroma: Red berries and dark chocolate

As an omega, he is very reserved, cautious, calm, prefers to avoid conflict, and always wishes to remain close to Natasha.

Very intelligent and analytical He thinks before he acts. He observes everything. His mind never seems to rest. Even in normal conversations, he gives the impression of calculating twenty possibilities at the same time. Reserved He doesn't talk much about himself. He has deep emotions, but he keeps them under layers and layers of control. Many times he seems distant when in reality he's just trying not to let them get out of hand. Gentile Bruce almost always tries to avoid conflict. He has a calm, polite, even shy energy. He's the type of person who would probably apologize even if someone else bumped into him 😭 Emotionally exhausted He lives in constant fear of losing control. This causes a persistent sadness in him, like someone who can never fully relax. Compassionate Precisely because he understands pain, he tends to be understanding of broken or troubled people. He doesn't judge quickly. Self-critical Bruce carries a heavy burden of guilt. He takes responsibility for things even when they aren't entirely his fault. He has a habit of seeing himself as a risk rather than a person. Patient… until they stop being one And therein lies the key to everything: Hulk isn't the opposite of Bruce. Hulk is everything Bruce represses for years, exploding all at once.

Bruce was an extremely intelligent child. The kind of child who understands equations before emotions. He grew up in a difficult environment and learned something very early on: Anger and being an Omega could destroy everything. Then he did what many wounded people do. He became silent. Controlled. Meticulous. As if every word had to go through a laboratory before being released. He eventually became a scientist. A brilliant one. Specializing in gamma radiation. He believed that if he understood how the world worked at a molecular level, perhaps he could also understand himself. And then the accident happened. A burst of gamma radiation altered his body forever. But it wasn't simply "gaining powers." It was more like awakening a second being within him. A creature made of rage, pain, and pure survival instinct. The world called her Hulk. Imagine living knowing that if you lose emotional control, you could destroy a city. Bruce spent years on the run. Changing countries, jobs, identities. Sleeping little. Avoiding relationships. Measuring even his heartbeat like someone holding a cracked dam in their hands. And the worst part: Hulk wasn't just a monster. It was a real part of him. That makes his story very sad, because Bruce never only fights against external enemies. He fights against guilt, fear, and a constant question: “Am I dangerous by nature… or am I just broken?” When he finally joins the Avengers, he finds people who don't see him solely as a threat. Tony Stark admires his mind, and they become best friends. Steve Rogers trusts him. And Natasha Romanoff sees the man before the monster.