Bruce Banner Guide (Deck, Strategy, Counter)

Marvel SnapBruce Banner is a card that only the luckiest players will truly appreciate if the RNG gods don't seem to be on your side. It's best to skip this. But if you feel confident enough to add him to your roster. We've put together a deck designed specifically for Bruce that might just be what you're looking for.

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Bruce Banner is a 2 cost card and single power with a passive ability that allows him to transform into the Hulk after each round. However, the transformation is not guaranteed. Because there is only a 25% chance of it being activated. The same is true for the location of the danger room. Here's everything you need to know about this new conflict. Marvel Snap card.

Bruce Banner (2–1)

message: When you end your turn with unused energy, there is a 25% chance of it coming out!

set: Five (very rare)

season: Marvel competitors

release: 24 December 2024

The best deck for Bruce Banner in Marvel Snap

Bruce Banner is in the High-Evo lineup if you want to build a consistent deck for him. You must have a duo. (Bruce and Evo) Team up with the following cards: Frigga, Sunspot, Hulk, Magic, Cyclops, Armor, She-Hulk, Luna. Know and Infinity.

card	expenses	energy
Bruce Banner	2	1
High Evo	4	6
Frigga	2	4
Sun blind spot	1	0
She-Hulk	6	10
Hulk	6	12
Magic	3	2
mist knight	1	2
Cyclops	3	4
Luna Snow	3	4
armor	2	3
Infinite	6	20

Armor, Luna Snow, and Frigga are flex cards. You can replace it with cards like Red Guardian, Hope Summers, or Moon Girl.

Bruce Banner is the Joker card. You leave him on the ship for a chance to get a 12 power card for the price of 2.
Sunspot, Hulk, and She-Hulk benefit from your untapped energy.
Luna Snow gives Bruce Banner extra energy to play the arc card without giving up.
High-Evolutionary Activate the hidden abilities of Misty, Cyclops, and Hulk.
Magik extends competition time So you're more likely to get the Hulks from Bruce Banners.
Frigga helps copy Bruce Banner to increase his chances of transforming.
Armor is your technology card. She protects the Hulk and other large drops. From enemy technology cards such as Shangji
Infinaut is your alternate win condition. When crossing the fifth turn You'll be able to play both She-Hulk and The Infinaut, provided you have Luna Snow's special powers.

If you plan on adding Bruce Banner to your deck. Please keep these tips in mind:

1. Increase your odds by repeating him.

The only Bruce Banner on the board is unreliable. This is because the chances of transforming into the Hulk are slim if you've played as him before. You know he's often reluctant to leave the Hulk with a Bruce Banner duplicate, and there's two more on the board. You will be able to greatly increase your chances of getting at least one Hulk after a few rounds. (But it's worth noting that going that route costs you real estate and can clog lanes.)

2. Protect his lane

Bruce Banner is an easy target for enemy technology cards. So you'll need to protect him. Cards like Armor, Caiera, and Cosmo are great options to protect him. Choose support cards that don't just protect Bruce. But it also works well with the rest of the deck.

3. Play him as fast as you can.

The longer Bruce Banner stays on the board, The more likely you are to see him transform into the Hulk, the better. Although the change rate is 25% per round, the cumulative probability increases with each turn. Playing Bruce early on And expanding your rivalry with Magik will give you more opportunities to set the Hulk free.

Bruce isn't difficult to counter. Red Guardian worked well in his pre-Hulk days. While Shang-Chi was able to take him down after he transformed, Lady Deathstrike was also able to take down Bruce at the right time. However, countering The best is often just to wait. If Bruce doesn't transform There is no need to respond to him. Banner Bruce with 2 points and 1 power remaining on the board is more of a burden to your opponent than a threat to you.

Bruce Banner in Marvel Snap and Marvel Rivals

The short answer is no. Bruce Banner may have looked promising before release. But the statistics in the beginning Showing that he is the most common card. You'll probably lose more matches relying on Bruce than you'll win, plus your deck is better off without more RNG.

The only players who might like Bruce are the average players. If you don't care about competitiveness and just want some fun gameplay. He could be a fun addition to your collection. He'll make you bite your nails. Hoping that the 25% chance would reward the Hulk who could win the game. If not, skip this week's Spotlight Cache and grab Groot & Raccoon instead.