The Marvels

True to form for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the season finale of 'Ms. Marvel' has given fans a taste of what's to come.

However, the young hero was soon called to action once again when her bangle began to glow and pulse in a more mysterious way than usual. Setting up the plot for that film, the Ms. Marvel post-credit scene seemed to imply Kamala and Carol have switched places in the universe, meaning the young hero could now be somewhere far more dangerous. True to form for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the season finale of Ms. Marvel has given fans a taste of what’s to come.

"Ms Marvel" came to a conclusion on Wednesday, July 13 but not before one post-credit scene sets up Kamala Khan's future with Brie Larson's Carol Danvers.

Confused by this, Kamala shakes the bangle only to be launched into the air and into her wardrobe, only it seems she's actually transported elsewhere because the person that comes out of her closet is not Kamala but Carol Danvers. It now appears to be clear that the beacon was actually coming from Kamala's bangle, or at least that seems to be the explanation that makes the most sense. Now known to the world, and dropping her pesky first nickname Night Light, Kamala regularly ventures out in her new costume to test out her abilities.

Kamala Khan looks like she's in some trouble in Ms Marvel's new after credits scene.

Of course, fans will already know that Kamala is due to appear in upcoming Captain Marvel sequel The Marvels (alongside Larson and Teyonah Parris’ Monica Rambeau), and this scene appears to give us a hint about the plot of that movie. Could Kamala's bracelet - apparently taken off a Kree arm by the Clan Destines, remember - be what landed her in this mess? Suddenly, her bracelet begins to grow and throb strangely, and a moment later Kamala appears to warp away in a squiggle of energy while another figure crashes into her wardrobe.

'The Marvels' hype train has officially left the station after the credits scene in the 'Ms. Marvel' season finale.

This presumably means Kamala is now somewhere in outer space, meaning The Marvels will begin with her dealing with that and Danvers racing to find her. Those expectations were met, with the mid-credits scene seeing Kamala zapped away into a portal and a very confused Carol Danvers appearing in her place. Ms. Marvel wrapped up its first season in style today, showing Kamala Khan cementing her place as the most exciting new MCU hero.

After little more than a month, Kamala Khan has made her way toward the Marvel Cinematic Universe and boasts a bright future ahead of her.

Deever activates a sonic cannon to incapacitate her and Kamran as her family is shocked by the sheer strength of the weapon. While the series started with a lot of tension coming from her friends and family, the season finale had everyone accept that Kamala has become more than what she seemed to be. Back at home, Kamala and her father spend time together as the latter says he is proud of her daughter. Kamala forces her way to Kamran as the latter has lost control of his powers. As they’re running away, Kamran questions Kamala about her mother and what the Red Daggers did to her family. Deever is relieved by Agent Cleary for insubordination as Kamala starts to trend on social media after the incident. The Red Dagger tells her that she has to bring Kamran to the harbor by midnight. Meanwhile, Agent Deever defies the command given to her to stand down. Both Bruno and Kamran run off to the local mosque and ask Nakia to hide there. They are then met by Nakia at the local high school and Kamala reconciles with her. Shortly after, Damage Control agents arrive to investigate the local Pakistani community about the location of Kamran. Nakia does her best to stall the agents while both Bruno and Kamran escape. After little more than a month, Kamala Khan has made her way toward the Marvel Cinematic Universe and boasts a bright future ahead of her.

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Ms. Marvel is gone and Captain Marvel is here. For now, though, Ms. Marvel’s mid-credits scene gives us our first glimpse of what The Marvels‘ plot is gonna be. It’s incredibly likely that we just saw the first usage of the Nega-Bands. I explained this in the Easter eggs post for Episode 4, and this scene seems to confirm it. There was also mention of another bangle back in Ms. Marvel Episode 4, which we still haven’t seen. At the halfway point of the credits, we open up again on the Khan family home in Jersey City. Kamala, in full Ms. Marvel gear, falls down on her bed in exhaustion. Ms. Marvel threw fans a curveball by actually ending its finale with a completely different twist, but the post-credits scene was exactly what we wanted — albeit still not what we expected!

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For those in need of a quick refresher, 2019's "Captain Marvel" laid out the 1990s-set origin story of how ace pilot Carol Danvers found herself stripped of her memories, imbued with immensely powerful energy-based abilities, and taken to utterly alien worlds to put her powers to good use. The location-swapping incident with Kamala may provide the answer of how "The Marvels" will begin. Though some may believe this is an example of Kamala's shapeshifting powers in action, transforming her into the legendary Captain Marvel that she's always wanted to be, it's far more likely that both Kamala and Carol have literally switched places. Though perhaps not interrogated quite as in-depth as the source material did, this integral facet of her personality (combined with the valuable lessons imparted by her parents) clearly led her on the path to becoming a selfless superhero in her own right. The introductory chapter of Kamala's story came to a stirring close with today's season finale, tying up all the loose ends from last week's sweeping romance and finally establishing young Kamala as the superhero she was born to be. We've come a long way since the first "Iron Man" in 2008, where much of the only nonwhite presence consisted of Afghan terrorist antagonists embodying every eyeroll-worthy stereotype that persisted throughout the so-called War on Terror. Things couldn't be more different on the newest Disney+ series, led by Iman Vellani's star-making turn as Kamala Khan and bolstered by an impressive attention to detail in its Muslim representation.

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Will the Kree be the creators of the mutants in the MCU, instead of the Inhumans as they are in the comics? As mentioned above, in that first set photo with Ms. Marvel's new costume, a Kree can clearly be seen sitting on the floor. Could Marvel be gearing up to combine the mythos of Inhumans and mutants in some way? Maybe in the midst of using it, she accidentally made a connection with its pair, causing the two to switch positions. The images showcased Ms. Marvel in a brand-new costume, in an unknown alien location. Who would have guessed that Ms. Marvel was going to be the MCU project which gave the world the first mutant in the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Or at least that’s what it looks like from here.

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These are just a fraction of the questions we have because now that mutants have truly arrived in the MCU the possibilities for introducing more of them seem infinite. Will Kamala’s comic book bud Wolverine show up in The Marvels? Will we learn more than we expected from X-Men ’97? What other superheroes in the MCU are going to learn they also have a genetic mutation they never knew about? Could it have been the near-birth and death of a Celestial? Or does the force have to happen much closer to an individual? We know why you have access to the Noor and how you can wield it, but when I compared you to the rest of your family something still seemed off. And that difference not only helped made her a superhero, but it changed the MCU forever. No. Ms. Marvel‘s MCU powers also come from a mutation in her genes.

Carol Danvers and Kamala Khan will be joined by Teyonah Parris' Monica Rambeau in the film, who made her first appearance in the Disney+ series “WandaVision” as ...

And who knows, perhaps this credits scene is actually just a full scene from “The Marvels” (as the MCU has frequently done before). Carol Danvers and Kamala Khan will be joined by Teyonah Parris’ Monica Rambeau in the film, who made her first appearance in the Disney+ series “WandaVision” as a S.W.O.R.D. agent and who is the daughter of Carol’s best friend Maria Rambeau, played by Lashana Lynch in the first “Captain Marvel” movie. Larson was expected to appear in “Ms. Marvel” in some capacity given Khan’s involvement in “The Marvels,” but it was nice to see her cameo held until the finale credits scene. It’s no secret that the star of the new Disney+ Marvel series “Ms. Marvel” — Kamala Khan played by Iman Vellani — is poised to appear in the upcoming “Captain Marvel” sequel “The Marvels.” But the “Ms. Marvel” finale credits scene teased Khan’s involvement in “Captain Marvel 2” in a big and perhaps surprising way. It’s possible, then, that the plot of “The Marvels” – or at least part of the plot – finds Captain Marvel suddenly transported back to Earth, needing to find her way back to wherever she came from to help rescue Ms. Marvel. As for Khan, who knows what kind of trouble she’s gotten into now – although the six-episode Disney+ series proved that she can more than hold her own. As is customary for Marvel TV shows, the finale credits scene appears midway through the full credits, and begins with Khan laying on her bed in her Ms. Marvel uniform, now confident as a superhero (and perhaps also a mutant). But her bangles begin to buzz, and when she stands up to investigate, some kind of force blows her into her closet.

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Marvel Studios has yet to announce any concrete plans for the X-Men in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But some major opportunities for the company to do so are swiftly approaching. With Disney’s acquisition of 20th Century Fox, the licensing of X-Men characters is no longer a hurdle. And at Marvel Comics, mutant status started to be an editorial planning point of nonzero significance, as it could very directly determine how available the character would be for broader use by the rest of Marvel Entertainment and the Walt Disney Company. But ironically there have never been more consequences to revealing that a non-mutant character is a mutant in Marvel Comics, due to the current status quo of the X-Men. Right now, in Marvel Comics, every mutant on Earth has protection under international law as a citizen of the living island of Krakoa, access to Krakoa’s global network of teleportation gates, and to mutant resurrection, a kind of de facto immortality. Absolutely not, which is what makes this mind-blowing for fans of Marvel Comics. In fact, Kamala is kind of the opposite of a mutant. That same year, one of the publisher’s rising stars, Squirrel Girl, was cheekily retconned out of the mutant status we’d been told she had for years. The companies’ licensing agreements meant that mutant-associated characters couldn’t appear in MCU movies, and non-mutant associated characters couldn’t appear in X-Men movies. “‘If any of [Kamala’s family] put the bangle on, would they have powers?’ The answer was always no, from a character perspective, no.” But however the cast and crew took it, in the show, Kamala shrugs it off. I was just blessed and lucky enough to be able to share that with Iman and everybody else.” “It was hilarious,” he told Marvel.com, “because she just was like, ‘This is so cool.’ She couldn’t believe that I was saying this to her. seemed off.” He tells her that there’s “something different” in her genes.

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Danvers (Larson) looks around the teenager’s room, which is more or less a shrine to the superhero, and instantly realizes something bad has occurred. Collapsing on her bed at home after overcoming the Department of Damage Control, Kamala Khan (Vellani) is suddenly ripped away by a blast of energy that appears to emulate from her bangle. And sure enough, she does in the post-credits scene.