Miss Marvel: These are hidden details that you should not miss in episode 2
June 15, 2022
12:00 PM
Very encouraging after the first episode, Miss Marvel Continues to air on Disney +. The heroine Kamala Khan (Iman Velani), the MCU’s first Muslim superhero, is trying to understand her power and become the superhero she always wanted to be in for six episodes of the series before she found out. Captain Marvel (Brie Larson) In the film The Marvels (July 2023 at the Cinema).
In the second episode of Miss Marvel, a new wink and Easter eggs are connected to the Avengers’ expanded universe and MCU. Did you notice them?
Anti-human power
When discussing his authority with Bruno Kamala (Iman Velan) Explains that he tried to compress, fly, and talk to ants like an ant-man thought he would have a similar power. Which is a funny note, because in comics its marvel can change its mass, increase or decrease its size as an ant-man. This is not the case with Miss Marvel’s MCU version, but that does not stop the heroine from listening to Scott Lang’s podcast (Paul Rudd).
A joke against trolls and haters
In the second episode, a small reference was made to his Marvel, which is compared to “Cardboard Captain Marvel” (or “Budget Captain Marvel”, VO). It’s an insult to social media haters and trolls who criticized his Marvel character when he was introduced to the MCU. It is also a means of celebrating the narrative spring of the series, which aims to show how Kamala will emerge from the shadow of Captain Marvel, the superhero with whom he is most excited.
A reference to comics about the forces of Kamala
The fact that Bruno’s scan shows that the power of the camala does not come from the bracelet, but itself is a reference to the comics. Bruno explains that the bracelet only released its hidden power. In the comics, Kamala was born with an inhuman gene, and it is Terrigen Mist who reveals his powers, which he finds difficult to control. We sometimes see his body transform or a glowing shape emerge from certain parts of his body (such as his nose or huge fist), with an effect almost identical to the effect of other comic book characters that can be revealed in the sequel. .
Kamala, Asgardian?
When Kamala wonders where his power is coming from, he offers us the ridiculous idea that he might be Asgardian and related to Thor (Chris Hemsworth). Even if the idea is fantastic, we must remember that Asgardians are now living on earth in the new Asgard, and it would not be surprising if half-human, half-Asgard infants join the MCU.
A reference to eternity
Kamala and Kamran approach and discuss their passions, especially in Bollywood movies. In conversation they refer to a king who is nothing but eternal! The superhero, played by Kumail Nanjian, also has an excellent acting career, as seen in Chloe Zhao’s film.
The black widow poses
To celebrate the bravery and survival of a little boy in danger, Kamala catches the pose of a superhero and not one of them: the Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson). Pose that was especially ridiculed by Elena Belova (Florence Pug). Miss Marvel does not have time to enjoy her victory as she loses control of her concentrated posture.
Stark Industries 2.0 Drones
After rescuing the little boy on his own, Kamala was chased by the Damage Control Department and various drones from Stark Industries, which we saw in Spider-Man: Far From Home. It is known that in Spider-Man: No Way Home, after Peter Park became known to the world, Departure commissioned all the advanced equipment and technology from Stark Industries to modify and use them.
Kamran, non-human?
At the end of the episode, Kamala manages to escape the Damage Control Department thanks to Kamran. He gets in the car and at the same time informs his mother Najma, who seems to be very interested in arguing. In the comics, Cameron revealed the terrigenous fog that revealed his hidden inhuman powers. He is considered a human being and approaches Kamala only to supply him to the villain Gordon Noble, the same Lineage he is working on. Therefore, Kamran may find himself in a non-human series and his mother may be part of the Lineage organization and want to kidnap Kamala. Answer in the 3rd episode.
Camila Luna is a writer at Gossipify, where she covers the latest movies and television series. With a passion for all things entertainment, Camila brings her unique perspective to her writing and offers readers an inside look at the industry. Camila is a graduate from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a degree in English and is also a avid movie watcher.
