So the game we’ve been laughing about in our minds involves the Hulk having to be the Hulk in every day situations. Loose Scene based – game/short form. The Hulk would be put into an every day boring situation. He would have to preface every sentence with the word “Hulk,” essentially creating a situation where Hulk talks in 3rd person. The climax of the scene would be when Hulk gets angry/frustrated and says, “Hulk Smash!”
Example:
Every day situation – doing homework
Mother: Hulk, hurry up and finish your homework.
Hulk: Hulk tired.
Mother: If you want to go out and play before the sun goes down you need to finish your homework.
Hulk: Hulk play, finish later.
Mother: No, Hulk. You need to do your homework first.
Hulk: Hulk hate homework. Hulk Smash!
(scene)
It’s silly but depending on the Hulk character, it could be fun, it is in my mind.
Monkiyo's Musings 
This reminds me of a game that my former troupe members and I used to play. We called it “Cos-prov.” Someone would give us a suggestion of an item and that person would have to give a Bill Cosby-like speech. Key phrases we’d often use were:
– “You know, Rudeee.”
– “Theo… daww!”
– “And you poo and you pee pee”
– “Y’see.”
– “And remember boy, I am your father.”
– “But that wasn’t enough, was it Rudee!”
The style in which we’d impersonate Bill Cosby wasn’t so accurate to the real actor, as much as it was a homage to the short lived animated series: “House of Cosbys.”
Actually, now that I typed it up… it isn’t much like the Hulk game at all. I just wanted to share since I miss improv games. Thanks for letting me comment.
Mahalo!
ferNando