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Quote1 These rings make us more powerful. They bind us. With them, we'll never be separated. And we'll always find each other. Quote2
Hulkling[src]

History

Anelle (Earth-616), Dorrek VII (Earth-616), Mary-Jo Altman (Earth-616) and Theodore Altman (Earth-616) from Young Avengers Vol 1 10 001

Anelle sending her son to Earth with her nursemaid

Origin[]

During the Kree-Skrull War, the Super-Skrull kidnapped Captain Marvel, Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch and presented them to the Skrull Emperor. While being imprisoned, Captain Marvel and the Emperor's daughter, Princess Anelle, had a brief affair and she conceived a child. Fearing for his safety, Anelle sent the child away with her nursemaid immediately after his birth.[19] The servant took the child to Earth to be raised by his father, but after arriving on Earth she learned that Captain Marvel had died.[23] Mrs. Altman decided to raise the child as her own and posed as a single mother working in real estate and named the child Theodore "Teddy" Rufus Altman.[24]

On Earth, Teddy was able to shapeshift from a very young age,[23] and used his powers mainly in an effort to fit in with his high school classmates, particularly the class president and basketball team captain, Greg Norris. Fitting in for Teddy included using his shapeshifting to provide access to New York City high life by impersonating various superheroes and celebrities. Finally, when Greg coerced him into breaking into the ruins of Avengers Mansion, Teddy decided that some things were more important than fitting in, and rather than let Greg loot the mansion, he ended the friendship.[10]

Young Avengers[]

Teddy was one of the people listed in the Avengers Fail-Safe Program, compiled by the Vision to be used to form a new team of superheroes in the event of the destruction or disbandment of the Avengers. Iron Lad, a younger version of Kang the Conqueror, found Teddy using the Vision's Fail-Safe Program and requested his help in preventing his future self from returning him to the future. Teddy joined the Young Avengers and adopted the super-hero identity of the Hulkling.[25] He began dating his teammate, Wiccan.[26][2]

Teddy's life changed again when the shape-shifting extraterrestrial known as the Super-Skrull showed up, claiming that Teddy was a Skrull. The Super-Skrull was surprised to learn that Teddy had super strength and wondered if "perhaps the rumors about his father [were] true".[20]

Kl'rt (Earth-616) and Theodore Altman (Earth-616) from Young Avengers Vol 1 9 001

The Super-Skrull capturing Hulkling

The Super-Skrull followed the Young Avengers to the home of Wiccan, where Teddy's mother was waiting for him. The Super-Skrull released a device designed to turn Teddy into his true form, trying to prove to him his Skrull heritage. However, the device didn't change Teddy's physical appearance. Instead, Ms. Altman, who was also caught in the device's beam, revealed her true Skrull form. When the Super Skrull accused her of being a traitor to her race, she responded by saying that the Empress ordered her to protect Teddy. Before she could say much else, the Super-Skrull killed her and kidnapped Teddy.[20]

The Super-Skrull broadcasted to all Skrull worlds that he had located Dorrek VIII, though Teddy insisted that he was not a Skrull. Kl'rt insisted that was and revealed the truth about his past. He insisted that he must return to his people so that they could reunite the Skrull Empire. Kree soldiers then arrived to help Teddy, stating that the Kree looked after their own.[19] A battle then erupted between the Kree and the Skrulls, both claiming Teddy as their own.[27] The only solution that Teddy saw to end the battle was surrender. It was settled that Teddy would spend half an Earth-year with the Kree and the other half with the Skrull, at which time he would declare his ultimate allegiance, while also being able to make scheduled visits to Earth. It was later revealed that the "Teddy" who left with the Kree was actually the Super-Skrull disguised as him, and therefore the real Teddy stayed on Earth.[13]

Civil War[]

During the Civil War, S.H.I.E.L.D. arrested the Young Avengers. However, Falcon and Captain America intercepted the S.H.I.E.L.D bus which was transporting the prisoners, and Wiccan teleported the team out of the situation, into the Secret Avengers base.[28]

When the Runaways tried to stay out of the conflict, they barely managed to escape from the government forces. Hearing of this development in the news, the Young Avengers decided to help the Runaways even though Captain America vetoed the plan. Wiccan used his magic to locate and teleport to the Runaways. However, the Runaways believed that the Young Avengers had come to capture them and a fight ensued until Patriot succeeded in convincing Nico Minoru to stop the hostilities. The two teams were later attacked by Marvel Boy, who captured Wiccan, Karolina and Hulkling, and almost killed Xavin. The young heroes became the prisoners of the Warden, who proceeded to practice vivisection on the unconscious Teddy. The boys were rescued by Xavin, whose Skrull physiology allowed him to recover from Noh-Varr's attack. Billy came close to killing the Warden, but Teddy stopped him.[29]

Teddy played a pivotal role in Captain America's plan for the final confrontation with Iron Man's forces, impersonating Yellowjacket in order to free the imprisoned heroes of Prison 42.[30]

Meeting Captain Marvel[]

Theodore Altman (Earth-616) and Mar-Vell (Earth-616) from Young Avengers Presents Vol 1 2 002

Hulkling meeting "Captain Marvel"

Shortly after the return of "Captain Marvel", Teddy and Billy saw him battling giant robots alongside the Avengers on a broadcast in Times Square. Teddy quickly arranged a meeting with the Captain to explain their biological relationship. Captain Marvel was shocked by the news as he never knew a child was conceived during his and Anelle's secret union. Captain Marvel needed to process this new information and almost immediately departed. He returned later to again speak with Teddy. The two discussed the Captain and Anelle's brief courtship, Marvel's cancer and his quest to return to his own time period. Before separating, Marvel told Teddy that he was proud of him for having become a warrior and the two agreed to meet again, though Teddy never again saw him alive.[31]

Secret Invasion and Siege[]

William Kaplan (Earth-616) and Theodore Altman (Earth-616) from Secret Invasion Runaways Young Avengers Vol 1 1 001

Xavin saving Hulkling from invading Skrulls

When the Skrulls invaded Earth, Hulkling joined the Young Avengers on the front-lines of the battle. Because he is Skrull royalty, Hulkling attempted to speak with the Skrulls leaders. The Skrulls ignored him and swiftly took him out. He later became targeted for execution by the Skrull Queen because of his royalty. Before he could be executed, Xavin, a Runaway and a Skrull, intervened to save Hulkling's life.[32]

Hulkling, along with the other Young Avengers, helped rescue the fallen from Asgard during Norman Osborn's Siege. Together, he and Wiccan also battled the Wrecking Crew.[33]

Children's Crusade[]

After Wiccan's powers overloaded and the Avengers decided to keep him under observation, Hulkling and the other Young Avengers broke Wiccan out of holding and began the search for the Scarlet Witch. Accompanied by Magneto and Quicksilver, the team traveled to Transia and then to Latveria before discovering a depowered and amnesiac Wanda engaged to Doctor Doom. The rediscovery of Wanda did not go unnoticed though, as the Avengers soon arrived on the scene. A battle with Doom's Doombot army soon broken out and was only stopped by the arrival of Iron Lad.[34]

Iron Lad teleported the Young Avengers and Wanda into the timestream. They all went into the past, and met reanimated Jack of Hearts, who was to explode. After that, Wanda remembered who she was, regained her powers and returned herself along with the Young Avengers and Scott Lang to the present.[35] She then finally confirmed that Billy and Tommy were indeed her reincarnated sons.[36]

Wanda's increased powers were revealed to be the result of her gaining a connection to the life force itself. A ritual intended to undo the Decimation was interrupted by Patriot, leading to the powers being transferred to Doctor Doom. He intended to turn the world into a utopia, a utopia in that he would rule.[37] The Avengers and X-Men teamed up to defeat him, in the process, Stature was killed by Doom, and the villain escaped after losing his powers when they overloaded.[38]

William Kaplan (Earth-616) and Theodore Altman (Earth-616) from Avengers The Children's Crusade Vol 1 9 001

Wiccan and Hulkling kissing

Iron Lad proposed to save Stature through the time stream, but Vision refused, ending with both of them battling each other and Iron Lad destroying Vision and then taking off to the time stream, even after Wiccan warned that this was the moment in time where he became Kang the Conqueror.[39]

In the aftermath of the battles, the Young Avengers disbanded and stayed in low profile during the major events that transpired in the world (the Spider-Island infestation, the X-Men's Schism and the resurrection of the Human Torch). Billy fell into a severe state of depression, but Teddy brought him out of it by proposing to him. However, their moment of joy was interrupted by Ms. Marvel who called them to the Avengers Mansion. After a few words from Captain America, all the remaining Young Avengers were officially named as full-fledged Avengers.[39]

Return to Heroics[]

For a period of time, Wiccan and Hulkling retired from being super-heroes. However, they are unexpectedly brought back into the fray when Wiccan, in an attempt to patch an argument with Hulkling, accidentally let an interdimensional parasite called Mother into their world.[40]

After escaping from Mother,[41] thwarting Skrull impersonating Skifflefuffles,[42] and traveling across the Multiverse to rescue Speed,[43] Hulkling decided to spend some time away from Wiccan and the Young Avengers to figure out if he really loved Wiccan or it was merely his reality-warping power. He then relocated to Austin, Texas and began meeting with a therapist, Leah.[44] However, Leah was an ally of Mother, who tricked Hulkling into returning to New York City, an occurrence that allowed the parasite to return to the universe.[45]

The rest of the Young Avengers were caught off-guard by Mother's return, and the only hope to stop her was for Wiccan to achieve his full potential as the Demiurge.[46] When the Young Avengers returned to Mother's dimension to stop her, Wiccan tried but failed to turn into the Demiurge.[47] After Hulkling was rescued, Teddy comforted Billy, and reconciled with him. Their reunion allowed Billy to become the Demiurge and destroy Mother, saving the day.[48]

Bruce Banner (Earth-616) and Theodore Altman (Earth-616) from Hulk Vol 3 7 001

Meeting Hulk (as "Doc Green")

When the Hulk developed a super-genius persona named Doc Green, he set out to depower all gamma mutates. Despite being aware that Hulkling's powers were not related to gamma radiation, Doc Green visited him. He expressed flattery for Teddy's codename and warned him against playing with gamma radiation in the future.[49]

Hulkling, along with Marvel Boy and Prodigy, investigated the blast site where the Watcher's eye detonated after his murder.[11]

King of Space[]

Eventually both Teddy and Billy returned to full-time superheroes when they joined Roberto Da Costa's team of New Avengers.[50] After saving Paris from an epidemic called Life-Minus that engulfed most of the nation and turned living beings into living-dead crystal headed entities,[51] Hulkling and his teammates were at Avengers Island when a group of aliens using both Kree and Skrull technology kidnapped him, taking Wiccan with him by accident. The aliens, like Hulkling, were Kree/Skrull hybrids and called themselves the Knights of the Infinite. They took him to their base, the Forbidden Asteroids, so he could pass a test in order to see if he was truly the chosen one, which was pulling the sword Excelsior from a stone. Hulkling passed the test, and the Knights kneeled before him.[52]

When Hulkling and Wiccan were taken to the Knights' home, Castle Tarnala, they discovered the corpse of M'ryn the Magus possessed by the evil wizard Moridun. Any of their attempts at damaging Moridun were in vain, and the creature soon absorbed enough power to grow in size, destroying the castle from the inside out. Soon afterwards, the rest of the New Avengers showed up and joined the brawl against Moridun, to no avail. After accidentally absorbing an energy blast from Moridun with Excelsior, Hulkling realized he could use it against the evil wizard. The New Avengers distracted Moridun long enough to allow Hulkling to stab him in the face, seemingly killing the creature.

Once the dust settled, the Knights buried those lost to Moridun and allowed Hulkling to leave, explaining that the young hero had a duty to his friends, and he wouldn't be their king if he was capable of abandoning that. Before bidding farewell, Lan-Zarr promised that when the time was right, the Knights of the Infinite would fight at his side.[18]

Avengers from 20XX[]

While the New Avengers believed Moridun had been killed and done for, he actually had hidden himself within Wiccan, who was now the Demiurge. Hulkling soon realized how strange his fiancé was acting during a mission in Tokyo. Meanwhile, Roberto and Squirrel Girl were visited by the Avengers from 20XX, which included a future version of Hulkling with the new alias of King Hulk, Iron Mariner, Marvel Woman, Collapsar, and Luke Cage and Jessica Jones's daughter Danielle Cage, who came to the future to prevent Billy from becoming fully the evil Demiurge.[53]

William Kaplan (Earth-616) and Theodore Altman (Earth-616) kissing from New Avengers Vol 4 6 001

Hulkling kissing Wiccan

After Hulkling and the other New Avengers returned from Tokyo, Hulkling realized that the people from the future were actually the Avengers. After King Hulk tried to reconcile with Hulkling about Moridun possessing Wiccan, Hulkling soon realized the only person who could actually get Moridun out: Wiccan. Hulkling reached out to Wiccan, which prompted him to fight against Moridun inside his mind. After Moridun was expelled from Wiccan, Hulkling pulled Wiccan into a kiss. With the the terrible future averted, the future Avengers were sent back to their reality, and the timestream was fixed.[54]

Wiccan's Kookie Quartet[]

When A.I.M. decided to rescue and shelter hacktivist Rick Jones, Sunspot decided to put to vote this decision, which would be considered an act of war against both S.H.I.E.L.D. and the United States. The three members that opposed the idea, Teddy, Billy, and Squirrel Girl, were all exiled from the team for their own safety.[55] This new smaller incarnation of the New Avengers confronted the Plunderer, an adventure after which Hawkeye joined their ranks,[56] and assisted numerous other heroes in fighting the Celestial Destructor, with Billy helping Doctor Strange and Scarlet Witch to banish it.[57]

Once the New Avengers freed A.I.M. agent Songbird from S.H.I.E.L.D. captivity,[58] they assisted A.I.M. in fending off an attack from the New Revengers at their Avenger Base Two in the Savage Land.[59] When Sunspot set out to shut down rogue A.I.M. splinter cells, he requested Wiccan's and Hulkling's help, and lured them to an empty luxurious apartment in Central Park, under the pretense that said location housed the headquarters for one of the cells. When the two young heroes arrived there, they found a note from Sunspot, which revealed the apartment was a parting gift for their help. With Hawkeye having left the team after being put on trial for the murder of Bruce Banner,[60] and Squirrel Girl deciding to rejoin A.I.M. to keep an eye on Sunspot, Hulkling and Wiccan opted to disband the New Avengers and focus on their personal lives for the time being.[61]

Death's Head[]

While hanging out with Wiccan, Teddy witnessed Death's Head wreaking havoc and decided to battle the robot bounty hunter. After Wiccan transported the knocked out Death's Head to their bathroom, Teddy discussed the possibility of returning to heroism, but the discussion was left hanging. As Teddy prepared to go to sleep, Death's Head awakened and tried to assassinate him, but when Teddy used the mattress to defend himself, they both uncovered a younger version of Death's Head under the bed.[62] After Billy explained to them how he got "Vee" from the Project P.E.G.A.S.U.S. Facility, and another battle with Death's Head, they were joined by Kate, and decided to go to the facility. However, Dr. Evelyn Necker was waiting for them and sent her robots to attack them. After Kate and Teddy were split from Death's Head and Billy, they faced the Fearmongers. During the battle, Teddy admitted to Kate that his relationship with Billy had been rocky, since Billy had been unstable. They were reunited, but Necker reprogrammed Vee, and attacked them. Billy teletransported all of them, but unintentionally left Death's Head behind.[63] After landing at the lunchroom, Teddy took the appearance of one of the Fearmongers and got Death's Head and Vee to the others to safety. They decided to free the Fearmongers and were successful in stopping the self-destruction countdown of the facility. Afterwards, Teddy and Billy reconciled and Vee began living with them.[9]

After the Vridai kidnapped Wiccan and replaced him with one of their own,[64] Angela tied Hulkling up as she didn't want another shapeshifter involved in their problem. Following the death of the imposter at the hands of Blade, he stabbed Teddy in the neck, temporarily knocking him out so he wouldn't go after Wiccan before they had dealt with the Vridai.[65]

Empyre[]

While going through a slump, staying at home in the dark while Billy was on a special mission with the newly-formed Strikeforce, Teddy was approached by Raksor and Bel-Dann, a Kree/Skrull duo who inducted Hulkling into the Kree/Skrull Alliance that had formed between the two warring empires to stop their common enemy, the plant-based race called the Cotati. As the prophesized unifier of the Kree and the Skrull, Teddy was enlisted to become a figurehead to strengthen the alliance, with Tanalth the Pursuer and Super-Skrull holding the actual power.[3] Before Teddy left to the Alliance, he and Billy arranged a hasty wedding that was attended by the Young Avengers.[66]

Theodore Altman (Earth-616) and William Kaplan (Earth-616) from Empyre Vol 1 4 001

Teddy and Billy's wedding

When the Alliance approached the Blue Area of the Moon, where the Cotati had set base, they were intercepted by the Avengers and the Fantastic Four since the Cotati were previously known for their pacifism, which led Earth's heroes to believe an attack on the Cotati from the Kree and the Skrull was an unwarranted move to consolidate power. The intervention of the Avengers and the Fantastic Four bought the Cotati enough time for the flowering of a Death Blossom, a powerful flower that amplified the Cotati's ability to control plants, giving their leader Quoi enough power to cripple the Alliance fleet using deadly vines. Afterward, the Cotati invaded Earth to turn it into the centerpiece of their Empyre, from which they intended to eradicate all animal life.[67]

Hulkling's compassion and humanity was quickly frowned upon by his royal guard, especially after Super-Skrull revealed that it was in Teddy's hands the decision to trigger the Pyre, a weapon capable of detonating the Earth's Sun, which they expected Hulkling to use to stop the Cotati before they could expand once they conquered the Earth.[16] Teddy's grandmother R'Klll, who was secretly alive, had been posing as Tanalth to help ensure the success of an unified Kree/Skrull empire under Hulkling's rule since he was of her bloodline. Seeing Teddy's softness as a weakness, R'Klll allied with Captain Glory to imprison and replace Hulkling to command the deployment of the Pyre,[21] forcing him into a inhibitor mask to prevent him from changing shape.

Kree Skrull Alliance (Earth-616) from Empyre Vol 1 6 001

The Alliance standing victorious

After Captain Marvel and the Human Torch tipped off Wiccan that something was wrong with Hulkling, Billy used magic to rescue Teddy and bring him to confront R'Klll and the royal guard. The countdown to the Pyre's detonation coincided with the final battle against Quoi and the Cotati in Wakanda.[66] After Tony Stark stopped the detonation of the Pyre, Hulkling defeated R'Klll and neutralized her with the inhibitor mask that had been used on him. Following the defeat of the Quoi and the destruction of the Death Blossom he attempted to plant in Wakanda, the Cotati surrendered and were apprehended by the Alliance. The Kree/Skrull coalition was cemented, as well as Hulkling's role as a proper king instead of a figurehead.[68] In the aftermath of the war, Hulkling and Wiccan redid their wedding in the Alliance's flagship with a royal celebration, and Billy was formally inducted into the Alliance as prince consort and court wizard.[1]

The Last Annihilation[]

Throneworld II was under attack by Mindless Ones sent by Dormammu. The Emperor sent out a distress signal to several organizations including Alpha Flight. Unknown to him, it was intercepted by Brand in hopes that him owing her a favor would keep their alliance strong when he eventually found out about the death of his mother-in-law.[69]

Attributes

Power Grid[81]
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Powers

Kree-Skrull Hybrid Physiology: Teddy is a hybrid of both Kree and Skrull. As a result, Hulkling has inherited powers and abilities from each race, though some are more potent due to his hybrid nature. Hulkling's alien physiology also protects him from being manipulated by pheromone-based powers, such as those of Daken.[70]

  • Superhuman Strength: Hulkling is much stronger than an average human, and stronger than even most Krees are because of his partial Skrull background. His top strength is unknown, though it is likely that he can lift at least 75 tons but no more than 100 tons.
  • Superhuman Durability: Hulkling's skin can become much denser and thicker than any normal human's, giving him a very strong resistance to pain and injury. He is able to withstand great impact forces, such as falls from great heights, repeated bludgeoning from superhumanly strong beings, and powerful energy blasts without sustaining injury. High caliber bullets and bladed weapons are also unable to pierce his skin.
  • Superhuman Stamina: Due to his partial Kree heritage and recuperative powers, it is likely that Hulkling possesses greater stamina than any ordinary human.
Theodore Altman (Earth-616) from Young Avengers Presents Vol 1 3 002

Hulkling shapeshifting into Wiccan

  • Shape-Shifting: Hulkling is a shapeshifter of remarkable ability. While he most commonly shifts into a teenaged version of the Hulk, he has also been known to impersonate well-known superheroes such as the Human Torch, Mister Fantastic, and Tony Stark. In the heat of battle — or of the moment — he has evidenced a less refined style of shapeshifting: growing claws, extending his reach and growing wings in a protoplasmic manner.
    • Flight: Using his metamorphic powers, Hulkling often grows wings strong enough to propel him into the air.
    • Subconscious Metamorphic Adaptation: Hulkling has shown the (subconscious) ability to adapt his body depending on his situation at the time. One being his body shifting biomass to protect vital organs, while the Warden of The Cube was attempting to vivisect him.[71]
Theodore Altman (Earth-616) from Civil War Young Avengers and Runaways Vol 1 4 001

Hulkling surviving vivisection

  • Regenerative Healing Factor: Hulkling's ability to regenerate injured tissue and brain cells to an extraordinary degree. It is likely that this healing factor also makes him highly resistant to toxins and poisons, as well as immune to Earthly diseases.

Paraphernalia

Equipment

Theodore Altman (Earth-616) and William Kaplan (Earth-616) with Nega-Bands from Last Annihilation Wiccan & Hulkling Vol 1 1 001

The grooms with their wedding rings

Nega Wedding Rings: Dorrek had some alliance scouts scavenge the detonation site of the Nega Bomb that devastated Shi'Ar space decades prior. When they came back with the slagged remains of his fathers Nega Bands used to build the atrocious device. He had their remains fashioned into a pair of engagement rings which he would share with his husband Wiccan.[2]

  • Matter Substitution: When the two choose to initiate the warping function, the rings enable their wearers to swap places between the wielders current destination. Allowing one to take the place of the other rings bearer and vice versa.[2]

Weapons

Excelsior: An alien sword belonging to the very first Kree/Skrull hybrid and Teddy's great ancestor Dorrek Supreme, it is a magical blade of unspeakable cosmic power that gives whosoever wields it; the right to rule all of space.[52]

Notes

Theodore Altman (Earth-616) from New Avengers Vol 4 11 001

Explaining his codename

  • Hulkling chose his codename because he's part Hulk (green-skinned and super strong) and part changeling (shapeshifter).[26]
    • When Teddy first revealed his powers to Billy, Billy noted that Teddy is "like a small, little, baby mini-Hulk!"[2]
    • Hulkling later explained his codename by saying "It's like changeling or Earthling, I guess. But with more Hulk. Well, I think it's cool."[56]
  • In Young Avengers #3 Teddy was sixteen years old

Trivia

Theodore Altman (Earth-616), William Kaplan (Earth-616), Theodore Altman (Earth-721), and William Kaplan (Earth-721) from She-Hulk Vol 2 21 001

Hulkling and Wiccan facing their Alpha counterparts

  • Hulkling was shown to be a member of the Initiative, along with Wiccan.[73] However, it was later revealed most of the Young Avengers did not actually join The Initiative or even register. They were registered by their Earth-A counterparts; both Wiccan and Hulkling were seen complaining about being registered to their "A Selves".[74]
  • His favorite milkshake flavor is strawberry.[75]
  • At the age of nine, Teddy was a fan of the Japanese video game franchise Pokémon.[31]
  • Teddy is a fan of George R.R. Martin's A Song of Fire and Ice book series, as well as its TV series adaptation Game of Thrones, and Tyrion Lannister is his favorite character.[76]
  • Teddy attended Episcopal school for six years and has memorized several Bible verses.[24] However, his current religious preference and affiliation is unknown. After the death of his "mother", Teddy had her body cremated and spread her ashes, which is a typical, although not exclusively, Christian rite.[13]
  • There is some discrepancy about what Hulkling's "mother" told him about his father's death:
  • In Young Avengers Presents #2, Teddy met a man he believed was Mar-Vell, but who was actually a Skrull sleeper agent Khn'nr. However, Khn'nr was programmed with the real Captain Marvel's memories and genetics, causing him to believe he truly was Mar-Vell. Teddy eventually learned the truth about Khn'nr.[3]
  • Teddy's biggest fear is fighting Wiccan.[78]
  • Teddy is a morning person.[79]

See Also

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