Miss Marvel: Details not to be missed in episode 4
June 29, 2022
10:30 AM
Still bubbly and determined to become the superhero he dreamed of being! Miss Marvel Continues adventures on Disney +. Young Kamala Khan (Iman Velani), torn between family responsibilities and his new missions caused by his powers, tries to do everything he can and find out who he really is in the six episodes of the series before he finds out. Captain Marvel (Brie Larson) In the film The Marvels (July 2023 at the Cinema).
Like the first three chapters of Miss Marvel, the fourth episode, which takes a young woman to her home country, is full of new glimpses and Easter eggs associated with the Avengers and the MCU expanded world. Did you notice them?
Division of India
In this episode, Kamala joined her grandmother in Pakistan to learn more about her abilities and bracelet, but also about her origins. Grandmother tells him a real historical fact that affected their family: the partition of India, which came into force on 15 August 1947 with the Act of Independence of India, which led to one of the largest population movements in the story.
This was caused by the division of the British Indian Empire into two independent states based on religious demographics, with the predominantly Muslim dominions of Pakistan (now the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and the People’s Republic of Bangladesh) on one side and the dominions on the other. India, with a majority of Hindus (today the Republic of India).
Ant-Man This hero
Of course, Ant-Man is often quoted in Miss Marvel. In the first episode, we learn that Kamala listens carefully to the podcast of Scott Lang (Paul Rady) and then in the episode he says that he wanted to share the same forces as the superhero (which happens in comics because he can increase or decrease in size). In this fourth episode, we learn that Ant-Man is a popular superhero in Pakistan if we turn to this mural of the hero at the Karachi train station.
Designer by Ms Marvel
When you look closely at the station mural, you can see a quote from a fictional comic painted by a very real artist: Adrian Alfonso. A wonderful tribute to those to whom we owe the numbers of “The Fugitive” and of course “Mrs. Marvel” co-written by screenwriter J. Willow Wilson and editors Sana Amanat and Stephen Walker.
Chapter Iman Velans
When Red Dagger asks Kamala if all Americans have authority, he replies that he may be Canadian. This replica points to the nationality of Iman Velan, a Kamala translator who is Canadian.
Red dagger
In this episode we meet the Red Dagger (Knight of Aramaic), a warrior with a red scarf who wears a dagger like any other and whose mission is to protect people from the invisible, gin and other hidden canvases that haunt the camel. . In the comics, Karim Aka Red Dagger is a student who lives with Kamala’s grandmother during the day and is a superhero who protects the people of Pakistan at night.
Nuri curtain
This episode teaches us that clandestines live in a parallel world, close to the human world. These two worlds are separated by a Noor curtain, a portal that can be opened using a Kamala bracelet. That is why they are trying to capture him. But if the portal opens, the mysterious world will absorb the human world.
Kamala time travel
When he fights the Clandestines, Kamala travels in time thanks to the bracelet he wore during the 1947 partition of India, which his grandmother mentioned at the beginning of the episode. Therefore, the fifth episode should teach us more about the Kamala family and how the unit affected it.
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.
