The new MCU series, Ms. Marvel finally got the trailer. Ever since she appeared on the web, fans have been wondering what adventures await the new superheroine.
The new MCU series will be about the American Muslim teenager Kamala Khan living in Jersey City. The main character is not only a huge fan of Marvel comics, but also has an unusually developed imagination, which even during the day, when Kamala performs routine activities, allows her to move into a world where she herself is a superhero.
In the latest trailer for Ms. Marvel , we learn about Kamala’s fate at school. The girl is obsessed with the Avengers and spends all days in her imagination. She herself would like to become a superhero, but unfortunately, no one around her takes her interests and dreams seriously. At one point, Kamala comes into possession of a bracelet that changes her life by one hundred and eighty degrees and enables her to become what her comic idols are. From the trailer, it can be concluded that the new powers are a shock for a teenager who will eventually be able to live as she always wanted. However, can it be easy in the present world to live with supernatural powers?
Some time ago, one of the co-creators of the new production, Sana Amanat shared her thoughts on the teenage superheroine:
(Kamala) has grown so much, and the sheer variety of the fandom is already impressive. All fans love Ms. Marvel. It proves that we have a really great story and great creators, explains Amanat. “I think it’s extremely important that we tell young women and girls that they have this incredible power within them and that there are heroes out there that they can admire, especially nowadays.
Iman Vellani, the actress who plays the main character in the series, also added a few words from herself:
The very fact that this series is being made and this character is included in the MCU is important, she said . – I don’t need to say anything about being Pakistani and Muslim because it’s all visible in the production. The fact that people see a person like me involved in such a large project is inspiring enough.
The premiere of Ms. Marvel is coming soon, on June 8 at Disney +.