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• Hulk's punch against the Leviathan is one of Mark Ruffalo's best scenes in the MCU, showcasing his transformation into the Hulk with a cool one-liner.
• The Avengers' battle shot in the Battle of New York remains one of the franchise's most memorable moments, demonstrating their effective teamwork.
• The Shawarma scene after the Battle of New York is regarded as one of the best post-credits scenes, capturing the Avengers' camaraderie and filmed last minute.

Earth's Mightiest Heroes have appeared in four Avengers films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe thus far, which feature several memorable scenes. As the MCU's premier superhero team, there has always been clamor to see more of the Avengers. While Robert Downey Jr. and Jon Favreau's Iron Man kickstarted the franchise, it wasn't until 2012's The Avengers that it became clear that the MCU's interconnected storytelling had a sustainable future. More than a decade since Earth's Mightiest Heroes first assembled to fight Loki in the Battle of New York.
Since their first collective mission, the Avengers came together three more times in the Infinity Saga. Each time, the team would add new members as their missions became bigger and riskier. Years after their last outing during the all-out fight against Thanos and his attempt at taking over the universe, the Avengers is currently on hiatus as Marvel Studios rebuilds the MCU towards the Multiverse Saga's culmination. Revisiting the Avengers' best moments thus far in the franchise is a great idea as the wait continues for their return.
Your browser does not support the video tag. 10 Hulk Punches A Leviathan (The Avengers) On the heels of Mark Ruffalo taking over the Hulk from Edward Norton, the actor immediately proved himself to be an exciting replacement in The Avengers. Ruffalo's Bruce Banner was enigmatic, which made him very interesting. His humor was rather dry, but he wasn't above engaging Tony Stark in some light banter. However, Ruffalo's best scene in the film, and arguably in his whole MCU stint was when he transformed into the Hulk and then coolly punched an approaching Leviathan. Banner's "that's my secret Cap, I'm always angry" line after Captain America suggested that he transformed into his monster form as they geared up for battle made it much better.