Comments by "" (@TheArklyte) on "Trope Talk: Superpowered Evil Sides" video.

Are there examples where said "superpowered evil side" is actually the real owner of the body striking out to protect it, but also to get back into control while optionally heroic protagonist of the series/show/book is actually a hitchhiker that stole the ride to get revenge or save someone or to keep promise?
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@hadeskingoftheunderworld7010 pretty much. In your case superpowered part coming from the fact that the original owner is a professional soldier with no remorse, whom you don't want to get anywhere near the people you're trying to protect. Like for example hijacking a hitman sent to kill you and your family, but having enough time to at least stop him from going after said family. Now you're stuck with guy, whom is trying to kill them if he gets in control, as your only tool to save them.
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Well, nowadays it is Banner, who's evil. He experimented on humans in efforts to create supersoldiers, partake in creation of WMDs including gamma bomb and bioweapons. Savage Hulk is basically a child version of Banner that strikes against all abuse and doesn't want to strike first while Joe Fixit aka Grey Hulk is more of a guy, who just likes the power and to use it for his own benefit while also not being evil. In current iteration only evil Hulk is Baner himself being in control of Hulk body because he operates differently then Hulks, he tries to justify his own actions to himself.
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Vash?
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@PureGoldNeverCorrodes do you mean Savage Banner or Joe Fixit? Pity if the latter, I liked Grey Hulk.
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Banner is lawful evil, Hulk is chaotic good. Do the math yourself.
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