Abomination (Alterverse)

Abomination is an American adult animated sitcom created by Lewis Lewis and co-developed Lewis Lewis and Lamar Shaw. It stars Robin Atkin Downes as he reprises his role as Emil Blonsky/Abomination since the cameo appearance in Ultimate Spider-Man: Web-Warriors, as it is set in an alternate non-canon universe where despite his permanent appearance, Blonsky tries to revert his human appearance after realizing that every day is the same as a villain. The show's inspiration came from The Midnight Gospel (to whom co-creator Duncan Trussell who executive produce this show) and BoJack Horseman as it retains the gloomy tone and deals with many adult topics, such as depression and anxiety. It premiered on Disney+ on May 29, 2021, with each episode premiering each Wednesday until July 14, 2021, and a second season has been renewed in the works.

The show received positive reviews from critics, and was hailed for its animation and overall premise.

Premise
Emil Blonsky (aka Abomination), defeated once more, has retired from the villain position and moved away from New York City to live in a smaller town, only to meet up with others who've also felt like the Big Apple was too much. According to Lewis, he said that the series will deal with Blonsky's process of normalization throughout.

Main

 * Robin Atkin Downes as Emil Blonsky/Abomination
 * Tara Strong as Annie Mclean
 * Patton Oswalt as Pearl Long
 * Tom Holland as Xander Warren

Supporting
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 * Fred Tatascoire as Hulk/Bruce Banner
 * Steve Blum as Red Hulk/Thunderbolt Ross
 * Seth Green as A-Bomb/Rick Jones

A New Chapter
Finally realizing that nothing will change, Blonsky retires from his villain position and moves to Piland in an apartment alone, only to meet a struggling non-married couple, Annie Mclean and Pearl Long.

Day Three
3 days after the last episode, Blonsky finds a rehab center filled with former alcoholics, drug addicts, and ex-husbands, all with dark pasts, causing him to become a leader of the anti-drug group.

Complete Wreck
Blonsky is invited over to a party by Annie's ex-boyfriend Xander Warren, who eventually becomes an abusive friend to Blonsky.

I'd Like to Bargin
During a walk, he is interrupted by overlord Dormammu who grants him immorality, if only he would revert back to his evil ways.

The Vlogging
Annie and Pearl start their own vlogging channel, and invite Blonsky over for a guest apperance.

Parentless
In the rehab center, it's Parent Reunion Day, where the staff and victims meet up with their parents after many years, except Blonsky, whose parents have passed.

The Sound
The town's city hall declares a music concert, and Annie, Blonsky, and Pearl sign up for their own band. However, they struggle to produce a good song.

Hunted: Part One
Part One of Two: Blonsky is held hostage by the Agents of S.H.E.I.L.D. after being tracked down by Hulk and his agents of S.M.A.S.H.==== S.H.I.E.L.Ded ====

Hunted: Part Two
Part Two of Two: Annie and Pearl must plead Blonsky innocent despite his troubled past in order to set Blonsky free.

Concept
After the show Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. ended, Paul Dini and Henry Gilroy begin talking about possibly doing a spin-off based off of Abomination, but due to Disney's unsatisfication with the show's failure in critical reviews and ratings, they ditched the idea, with Paul Dini working on other shows notably New Loony Tunes and The 7D as well as Henry Gilroy continuing to serve executive producer of Star Wars: Rebels and sticking to the Marvel Animation until 2017. In 2019, Lewis Lewis came into Marvel Animation and wanted to do a similar concept although also wanting a more gloomier and rather dramatic tone instead of an action series, and pitched a 3 minute pilot to Disney, to where they announced it was greenlit on December 2019 and would air on Disney+.

Writing and production
Marvel Animation hired a team of animators from Titmouse, Inc for animation production and was done using Blender.

Composer
While Christopher Lennertz did the original background music, additional music was added by french DJ artist Madeon. Porter Robinson produced an original song, "Look at the Sky", which was heard on the season one finale's ending.

Influences and pop-culture references
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Pre-release and marketing
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Season 1
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