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The Warbound was the name given to a group of gladiators forced to fight in the arenas of [[Sakaar]]. They were formed from a band of warriors brought together with these including the [[Hulk (Marvel)|Hulk]], [[Korg (Marvel)|Korg]], [[Miek]], [[Elloe Kaifi]], [[Hiroim]] and [[No-Name of the Brood]]. To survive the arena, the group decided to work together during the fights to the death. (Incredible Hulk v2 #94) | The Warbound was the name given to a group of gladiators forced to fight in the arenas of [[Sakaar]]. They were formed from a band of warriors brought together with these including the [[Hulk (Marvel)|Hulk]], [[Korg (Marvel)|Korg]], [[Miek]], [[Elloe Kaifi]], [[Hiroim]] and [[No-Name of the Brood]]. To survive the arena, the group decided to work together during the fights to the death. (Incredible Hulk v2 #94) | ||
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| + | On-board a Sakaaran ship, the Warbound travelled to Earth in order for them to get revenge on the [[Illuminati (Marvel)|Illuminati]] for their perceived role in the destruction to their world. Upon arriving, the Hulk declared his intent to the people of the planet that he was targeting those responsible for sending him into space and for deaths caused to his new home. (Incredible Hulk v2 #107) | ||
During the events of Civil War II, the Hulk was killed and the Warbound were among many people that attended his funeral as they grieved for their leader. Afterwards, they decided to reach out to others that had taken on the name of the Hulk as they went to Southern France to meet with Skaar. There they found the son of the Hulk and provided him solace as they shared in his grief. Skaar along with the Warbound then attended the reading of the will of Bruce Banner who had gifted them with plans to repair the Sakaaran stoneship in case they ever wanted to leave Earth. (Civil War II: The Fallen v1 #1) | During the events of Civil War II, the Hulk was killed and the Warbound were among many people that attended his funeral as they grieved for their leader. Afterwards, they decided to reach out to others that had taken on the name of the Hulk as they went to Southern France to meet with Skaar. There they found the son of the Hulk and provided him solace as they shared in his grief. Skaar along with the Warbound then attended the reading of the will of Bruce Banner who had gifted them with plans to repair the Sakaaran stoneship in case they ever wanted to leave Earth. (Civil War II: The Fallen v1 #1) | ||
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The Warbound are a team that features in Marvel Comics.
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History
The Warbound was the name given to a group of gladiators forced to fight in the arenas of Sakaar. They were formed from a band of warriors brought together with these including the Hulk, Korg, Miek, Elloe Kaifi, Hiroim and No-Name of the Brood. To survive the arena, the group decided to work together during the fights to the death. (Incredible Hulk v2 #94)
On-board a Sakaaran ship, the Warbound travelled to Earth in order for them to get revenge on the Illuminati for their perceived role in the destruction to their world. Upon arriving, the Hulk declared his intent to the people of the planet that he was targeting those responsible for sending him into space and for deaths caused to his new home. (Incredible Hulk v2 #107)
During the events of Civil War II, the Hulk was killed and the Warbound were among many people that attended his funeral as they grieved for their leader. Afterwards, they decided to reach out to others that had taken on the name of the Hulk as they went to Southern France to meet with Skaar. There they found the son of the Hulk and provided him solace as they shared in his grief. Skaar along with the Warbound then attended the reading of the will of Bruce Banner who had gifted them with plans to repair the Sakaaran stoneship in case they ever wanted to leave Earth. (Civil War II: The Fallen v1 #1)
Overview
Initially, the members of the Warbound were opposed to one another and had originally been on separate teams. However, the arena overseers forced the survivors together and in an effort to survive they made a pact to stand together to protect one another. (Incredible Hulk v2 #94) From there time in the gladiatorial arena, they considered themselves bonded to the Hulk and part of his family that could understand him in ways that normal humans could not do so. They said that the Hulk despite wanting solitude had made the Warbound his family as they needed him and he needed them. (Civil War II: The Fallen v1 #1)
Members
- Hulk :
- Skaar :
- No-Name the Brood : a Brood with no name and was one of the few survivors of Broodworld with her sisters where they were enslaved though her comrades were later killed in the arena. (Incredible Hulk v2 #94)
- Caiera : female Sakaaran of the Shadow People, Caiera Oldstrong was the former personal guard of the Red King but forsook service to him after learning he had intentionally released the Spikes as well as killed many innocents in an effort to slay the Green Scar. This led to Caiera swearing to kill him and she came to join the Warbound. (Incredible Hulk v2 #99)
- Elloe Kaifi :
- Hiroim :
- Korg : a Kronan who was part of an invasion force sent to attack Earth but was defeated by Thor forcing him to flee and leading to his eventual crash on Sakaar where he was enslaved to be a gladiator. (Incredible Hulk v2 #94)
- Kate Waynesboro :
- Lavin Skee :
- Miek :
- Arch-E-5912 :
- Mung :
Notes
- The Warbound were created by Greg Pak where they made their first appearance in Incredible Hulk v2 #94 (June, 2006).
In other media
Television
- In Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H., members of the Warbound appeared in the animated television series in the episode "Planet Leader".
Films
- In Planet Hulk, members of the Warbound appeared in the 2010 animated film.
- In Thor: Ragnarok, members of the Warbound appeared in the 2017 live-action film set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Appearances
- Incredible Hulk v2:
- Civil War II: The Fallen v1:
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