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With the next Avengers movies on the horizon, I think it’s a good time to talk about my theories for the upcoming Young Avengers.
Kamala Khan / Ms. Marvel
A clear addition due to the post-credits scene of The Marvels, Ms. Marvel will likely lead the Young Avengers team.
Kate Bishop / Hawkeye
After starring in her eponymous series (because, let’s be honest, Clint wasn’t the Hawkeye that the title was referring to), Hawkeye was recruited by Ms. Marvel in the post-credits scene of The Marvels. She’ll be a heavy hitter in the team, especially now that she knows how to make her own trick arrows.
Billy Maximoff / Wiccan
Introduced as the artificial child of Wanda Maximoff in WandaVision, with his story being continued by Agatha All Along, Wiccan’s formidable powers could be extremely beneficial to the team, but could cause conflict with other heroes.
Eli Bradley / Patriot
Eli Bradley is the grandson of African American super soldier Isaiah Bradley, and is known as Patriot in the comics. Bradley could have inherited the super soldier serum from his grandfather, and could theoretically have super strength as well. His comics backstory also reveals him as a mutant, which is another way he could gain his powers after the reveal of Ms. Marvel as a mutant.
America Chavez
With the power to literally punch holes in the multiverse, America could easily become a formidable hero, especially in conjunction with her recent mystic arts training.
Riri Williams / Ironheart
Set to star in her own upcoming series, Ironheart created her own Iron Man armor, which was later taken away by Shuri. Presumably, Ironheart will make new armor in her eponymous series. She would handle the technological aspects of the team.
If you have any more theories about the young avengers, please reply below!
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There are a lot of rumours about Marvel developing a movie/show about young heroes and I'm curious how many of you would be interested in it. Especially since there are people who say no one asked for it which feels inaccurate in my opinion.
So Ms. Marvel ends with Kamala and Carol swapping places on 10/21/2025. Yet, after Secret Invasion the events of The Marvels takes place (11/19/2026). How can this be? In The Marvels, early on we see Monica, Carol, and Kamala all switch places. But this makes no sense for these 2 pieces of media to take place a year apart from each other. Can any admin/editor please shed any light on this issue?
That they feel like classic fantasy/sci-fi stories.
Thor Love and Thunder: we have team of heroes going on a quest to stop a villain with dark powers from reaching a powerful being that will allow him to make wish that could destroy everyone.
Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantumania: we have a family getting trapped in a strange new world that is ruled by an evil tyrant who wants to get out. To stop him they team up with the locals.
The Marvels: we have 3 heroes who are connected with each other and they must learn to work together to stop a villain with a powerful artifact from causing complete chaos and destruction in the universe.
The Campions is a new team of heroes with young Avengers. MCU, in Multiverse Saga, shows us some members from Champios like Ironheart and Ms. Marvel, we have also saw Dr. Helen Cho whose son, Amadeus Cho, will appear in Your Friendly Neighboor Spider-Man and he is a member of Champions.
Who think the Marvels movie runtime should have been longer to make it better.
Do you think Ms. Marvel is forming the Young Avengers or the Champions?
https://screenrant.com/ms-marvel-iman-vellani-comic-adaptation-comments/
With Kamala Khan having been confirmed as the first mutant to be seen in the M.C.U., I think this would be interesting to see.
Same as the title would you rather have Carol, Monica or Kamala powers.
In addition to the Lofi Girl x Thaehan Lofi Remix of said theme, they also released said cue as a single. Here's the front cover.
Just thought I'd share it with all of you. Otherwise, I for one personally find it a really engaging theme. From how I heard it, it interchangeably combines her material for Ms. Marvel as heard in her show and her new theme for Captain Rambeau as heard in this film, along with Pinar Toprak's theme for Captain Marvel as first established in her first film, into each other, as if they were one and the same. And since they're working in concert together, it makes perfect sense. I for one am thoroughly impressed.
This may be relatively old news, but I for one would like to see more of Kamala Khan, whether on the little screen or the big silver one, or both, best-case scenario.
Critical and public reactions to The Marvels may be polarizing at best right now, but I think it deserves more credit than it's being given. Besides: Carol Danvers probably deserves another film of her own, especially since they're considering doing another season of Ms. Marvel.
Here's the cover.
And the tracklist is as follows:
Higher. Further. Faster. Together.
Dar-Benn.
Tear in Spacetime.
Surge.
Stop Spinning.
Arrival on Tarmax.
Peace Negotiations.
Entangled.
Reunion.
Free Fall.
Evacuation.
Connected.
Hala.
Arrival on Aladna.
Voices of Aladna.
War Preparations.
Forces Arrive.
Power.
O Captain! My Captain!
Chosen Family.
On Fire.
Final Fight.
Dar-Benn's Destiny.
Greater Purpose.
Restoration.
Captain Rambeau.
Home.
The Marvels.
Just thought I'd share these details for whoever's assembling the article for the film's score album. Personally, I can't wait to hear the rest of what Laura Karpman's conjured for this film. The main theme, as heard in "Higher. Further. Faster. Together.", is a meticulous combination of the themes for Captain Marvel, Ms. Marvel, and Photon and their respective sensibilities, techniques, and instrumentation, as if they were one and the same. I for one am thoroughly impressed.
Because 1 hour and 45 minutes isn’t enough to do the story Justice. It needs to be like 2 hours 5 minutes maximum. The first movie was 2 hours and 20 minutes.
According to director Nia DaCosta, Kamala Khan is 16 years old during the events of The Marvels, the same age she was during the events of Ms. Marvel.
Maybe I’m crazy, but that doesn’t seem to fit with the timeline at all. Ms. Marvel ends during October 2025 (at least, that’s what we think). Secret Invasion takes place over a year later, in November 2026, and it’s been said that The Marvels takes place after Secret Invasion.
By that logic, the post credits scene of Ms. Marvel likely took place a year or so after the main events of the show, which would make DaCosta’s statement about Kamala’s age false.
So how can it all make sense? I suppose we could move the events of Ms. Marvel a year forward so they happen not long before Secret Invasion; meaning The Marvels might take place in late 2026 or early 2027. But that even contradicts with the Disney+ timeline; so unless The Marvels takes place before Secret Invasion, that means there’s been about a year in between Ms. Marvel and The Marvels, and Kamala is now in her senior year of high school.
There might be some pieces of the puzzle that I’m missing, so that’s why i made this post - what’s the general consensus on this whole thing (because as we know, director’s can be wrong).
Danvers, Commander and the leader (Captain Marvel)
Kamala, She is the joy and the laughter (Ms Marvel)
Monica, 'N' She's the toughest fighter (Photon)
The Marvels save the day
Fighting crime, trying to save the world
Here they come just in time,
They are The Marvels
Fighting crime, trying to save the world
Here they come just in time,
They are The Marvels
THE MARVELS!!!
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So I was rewatching Ms Marvel and I have a theory.
Spoilers for Ms Marvel:
So we know that Kamala is not only a Clandestine-Human Hybrid but she’s also a mutant and the Bangle didn’t give her powers but simply unlocked them and it is hinted that she doesn’t need it. But there’s also Kamran, who’s a hybrid just like Kamala and ended up getting the same powers as her, albeit unstable, and Sana, Kamala’s grandmother. What if Kamran and Sana were mutants too? I mean they have the same powers but you can easily say that it’s because they’re both hybrids and not because they’re mutants but I’ve noticed how none of the other descendants of the Clandestines powers ever activated except for the ones mentioned and yes the Clandestines mentioned them being able to control Noor in their home dimension but not on Earth and they needed a Bangle to do it. So I find it weird that these three people are the only ones to use the Noor without the Bangle outside of the Noor Dimension when no one else could. So my theory is that these three can do it because all three are mutants who’s genetics played a factor into what powers they would receive. The Clandestines and the hybrids cannot access the Noor outside of the Noor Dimension without something like the Bangle but Kamala, Kamran, and Sana’s mutant gene gave them the ability to access their powers without being in the Noor Dimension or having the Bangle. Now this isn’t the first time we’ve seen mutants with powers influenced by their heritage in both comics and the MCU, there’s Namor and Pixie. This is also not the first time we’ve seen mutants from the same family have similar or even the exact same powerset. In the comics there’s Wolverine and his children as well as the Summers brothers.
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For those of you who have read the Squirrel Girl comics, who do you think would play her if she were added to the MCU?
(I mean, they added Ms. Marvel, and they're, like, best friends in the comics...)