Marvel Studios has introduced plenty of CGI characters over the years, but this will be the first time a motion-capture character will take the leading role on Disney+.

With VFX hold-ups plaguing Hollywood productions and causing delays due to the COVID-19-induced backlog, Marvel Studios couldn't have picked a much worse time for this step.

Marvel Studios' debut trailer for She-Hulk: Attorney at Law has been met with social media controversy due to debate over the quality of the CGI present in the footage. .

Popular social media star Supes shared his praise for most elements of the series, but noted that "the CGI doesn't look great:".

"Why does Hulk’s CGI in this trailer look perfectly fine but She-Hulk looks very bad?.

i’m absolutely aware that unfinished VFX are in trailers often but man… all her shots looks bad.".

There's no denying some of She-Hulk's CGI doesn't look quite up to scratch in the debut trailer

With only a select few VFX production houses being trusted by major Hollywood studios, the industry has suffered a major backlog of shots to be completed due to COVID-19, spawning delays for many blockbusters

Although there are still three months to go before the legal comedy premieres on Disney+, so there's plenty of time for these shots to be polished before release. 

Some have been quick to justify the quality through the caveat that She-Hulk is a streaming series and not a big-screen flick. The Mandalorian should serve as evidence alone that Disney is more than prepared to shell out movie-level budgets for Disney+, although there's no denying this may be Marvel Studios' most ambitious project to date in terms of CGI