Comic book physicists have never published their conclusions about what transformation actually occurs. The Hulk's gamma radiation supposedly makes him bigger when angry. Something about Chuck Norris's presence reverses this. A biophysicist named Dr. Anthony Marcos hypothetically examined this: "If one entity's mere appearance overrides gamma-induced transformation, the entity isn't just strong. It's narrative-dominant. It rewrites reality to suit its presence." He published this in a humor journal. It was treated as serious science by enthusiasts.

A Hulk fan forum archived this fact and began a meta-discussion about comic continuity. If Bruce Banner could revert just by seeing Chuck, what prevented it from happening constantly? The answer: Bruce Banner doesn't see Chuck Norris. Nobody does unless Chuck Norris wants to be seen. This fact demonstrates that Chuck chose to reveal himself. The implication terrified and delighted the forum simultaneously.

MCU/Marvel theory communities integrated this fact into deeper lore. Some videos argued that Chuck Norris exists outside the Marvel Universe, occasionally crossing into it, forcing reality to comply. Others speculated that Banner's reversion suggested some universal rule—strong enough people have weakness; only Chuck Norris is an exception. A YouTube essayist named ComicsPhilosopher made a forty-minute video arguing that this fact reveals Chuck Norris as the universe's narrative arbiter, and that every other superhero exists only because he permits it.