History Fridge / MsMarvel2022

* It's more Fridge Heartwarming, but one of the cosplayers is dressed as Loki. With the events of ''Film/TheAvengers2012'' in mind, you’d think this would be the equivalent of dressing up as Adolf Hitler. But then, Loki's development from ''Film/ThorRagnarok'' comes into mind. Earth knows that Loki changed for the better, likely through Thor, Hulk and the Asgardians, and he's now regarded as a redeemed villain who took a stand against Thanos.

* Ant-Man appearing in ''Rogers: The Musical'' in ''Series/Hawkeye2021'' makes more sense with the reveal that he has a podcast. Since the Avengers in general don't seem to be big on public relations, his podcast is likely one of the only firsthand sources of information people have of Avenger exploits, which ''obviously'' means he must have been with them during those pivotal moments...

* Why is it that the letter tat Bruno puts in presumably Kamala's locker not acknowledged in the last scene they share together? Seeing as Bruno comes off as a very CannotSpitItOut guy, he put the letter in Kamala's locker at the end of the school day and waited for her to find it the next day when he would already be at Caltech.

* TheStinger has Kamala and Carol Danvers switch places with Carol horrified that a young girl, ''obviously'' a fan of hers, is out ''in the middle of nowhere''. Carol's reaction upon realizing where she is paints a not-great picture of the location, what with her saying, "No, no, no, no". If she reacts like this, it would most likely be that either she did not end up in the right place and there is a place she needs to get to and now can't, the place Kamala wound up in is dangerous even if it isn't space that she can't breathe in or most likely both, and while Kamala can certainly defend herself, she would be facing the threats that Carol, one of the strongest superheroes in the MCU, normally goes up against when Kamala is still relatively inexperienced.

** Alternatively (as it's unclear if the public knows the details about Westview or Wanda's role in the event), it's because after the events of ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'', Wanda was an international fugitive likely best known as the person who blew up a building in Lagos. She wouldn't have been in the public eye after ''Civil War'' (except as a criminal) before participating in the Battle of Wakanda, then vanishing in the Snap soon after until the Battle of Earth. As such, it's likely that Wanda's public profile has been low or negative for quite some time, even before Westview. Not to mention her rampage in ''Film/DoctorStrangeInTheMultiverseOfMadness'' most likely has now left her permanently hated.

* Why is it that the letter tat Bruno puts in presumably Kamala's locker not acknowledged in the last scene they share together? Because being that Bruno comes off as very CannotSpitItOut guy he put the letter in her locker at the end of the school day and waited for her to find it the next school day when he would already be at Caltech.

** Alternatively (as it's unclear if the public knows the details about Westview or Wanda's role in the event), it's because after the events of ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'', Wanda was an international fugitive likely best known as the person who blew up a building in Lagos. She wouldn't have been in the public eye after ''Civil War'' (except as a criminal) before participating in the Battle of Wakanda, then vanishing in the Snap soon after until the Battle of Earth. As such, it's likely that Wanda's public profile has been low or negative for quite some time, even before Westview.

** Alternatively (as it's unclear if the public knows the details about Westview or Wanda's role in the event), it's because after the events of ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'', Wanda was an international fugitive likely best known as the person who blew up a building in Lagos. She wouldn't have been in the public eye after ''Civil War'' (except as a criminal) before getting the Battle of Wakanda, then vanishing in the Snap soon after until the Battle of Earth. As such, it's likely that Wanda's public profile has been low or negative for quite some time, even before Westview.

* The treatment of the Guardians of the Galaxy at [=AvengerCon=] makes sense. With the exception of Rocket, who presumably kept out of interacting with humans outside of the Avengers, they were only on Earth for a brief amount of time during ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'' with Groot in Wakanda and the rest of the team in the climax of ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' so they presumably get inaccurate names due to those making the merchandise not being as knowledgeable. And [[https://twitter.com/JamesGunn/status/1444002180479000581 according]] to James Gunn, Peter had no desire to spend more time on Earth, so it's natural that any knowledge of the Guardians would be inaccurate and scattershot.
* Having the first Avengers Con take place at Camp Lehigh is brilliant, considering that it is the birthplace of the First Avenger.
** There's also some (unintentional?) symbolism considering how Kamala's parents are concerned about her living an Americanized lifestyle and growing away from her cultural roots--it thus becomes especially significant that her act of rebellion involves going to the place where an icon of American patriotism was created.
* Most of the crowd not reacting in alarm to Kamala using her powers makes sense because they would assume that anyone doing this on stage, at Avengercon, during a cosplay contest, would have planned it ahead of time and therefore they would not be in any real danger even after they realize that the blasts aren't just holograms.
* It’s more Fridge Heartwarming, but one of the cosplayers is dressed as Loki. With the events of ''Film/TheAvengers2012'' in mind, you’d think this would be the equivalent of dressing up as Adolf Hitler. But then, Loki's development from ''Film/ThorRagnarok'' comes into mind. Earth knows that Loki changed for the better, likely through Thor, Hulk and the Asgardians, and he's regarded as a redeemed villain who took a stand against Thanos.
* A Fridge Heartwarming moment is all the Ant-Man merchandise and cosplay due to ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' having Scott talk about how no one knows who Ant-Man is in the scene at the diner.
* Kamala's retelling of the Battle of Earth is biased in favor of Carol while downplaying other Avengers, especially Wanda. Part of that is likely her fangirling for Carol, but [[Series/WandaVision Wanda taking over Westview]] probably means she has very few fans left in New Jersey.
** Alternatively (as it's unclear if the public knows about Westview or Wanda's role in the event), it's because after the events of ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'', Wanda was an international fugitive likely best known as the person who blew up a building in Lagos. She wouldn't have been in the public eye after ''Civil War'' (except as a criminal) before getting Snapped in Wakanda, then vanishing soon after the Battle of Earth. As such, it's likely that Wanda's public profile has been low or negative for quite some time, even before Westview.
* Ant-Man appearing in ''Rogers: the Musical'' in ''Series/Hawkeye2021'' makes more sense with the reveal that he has a podcast. Since the Avengers in general don't seem to be big on public relations, his podcast is likely one of the only sources of information people have of Avenger exploits, which ''obviously'' means he must have been with them during those pivotal moments...

** It's even more brilliant because the [=ClanDestine=] have actually had encounters with the Inhumans in their own comics, which means that in a roundabout way Kamala does still have a connection to the Inhumans.
* Kamran says his mother likes the actor Kingo "Senior", while Kamala says her Mother prefers his son, Kingo "Junior". Their different preferences make a lot of sense considering Kamran's mother is actually a ''lot'' older than Kamala's, so they came up with those respective "generations" of Kingo.
* MCU Kamala's powers are different from Comics Kamala's powers, and of course they are. The two Kamalas are from different universes. MCU Kamala is from the Sacred Timeline / Earth 1-99999 ("Earth 616") and Comics Kamala is from the original (basically) Earth 616. So they have different histories. In the MCU, Kamala found this Noor bangle instead of being exposed to Terrigen mist.
* Najma being so impatient with Kamala and leading the attack when she thought there was the slightest chance Kamala didn't want to help her, is explained when we see that Kamala's ancestor, Aisha who Najma personally knew gave a very similar line to Najma and ended up peacing out and leaving her behind, so she wasn't going to let it happen again.
* TheReveal of Kamala being a Mutant was foreshadowed the moment Agent Deever was introduced. Deever is a bigot who wanted to hunt down this new “enhanced” individual; “enhanced” was initially the stand-in term for “Mutant” in the MCU, and Deever’s bigotry reflects the FantasticRacism against Mutants in the comics.
* The confirmation of Mutants in the MCU being revealed in this show makes a lot of sense considering that Kamala's idol, Carol Danvers, in the original comics, was a supporting character in the X-Men comics in the past in her Ms. Marvel identity.
* Nakia and Kamala laugh at Bruno when he says Kamran did let him take his car when he's gone. They (and possibly the audience) assume he's just making this up, but it ''would'' be very in-character for [[NiceGuy Kamran]] to give his car as compensation for having Bruno's apartment blown up (even if wasn't really his fault).

* While the second and third episodes paint a bad picture of Damage Control when they are being focused on and ''Film/SpiderManNoWayHome'' also does this as well, the end of Episode 5 shows them at their worst. In episode 2 they are shown with the E.D.I.T.H. drones they took from Peter at the start of that movie, but they are seemingly only being used to monitor potential threats. The end of this episode has shown that they still have the same attack capabilities that they did in ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'' which has two scary implications. One they could have totally attacked Kamala at the end of Episode 2 with her still being very inexperienced and two this government agency is using extremely dangerous technology that was used in a massive terrorist attack and which could simply accidentally destroy big amounts of personal property.
** Damage Control also straddles the line of being horrifying while also being ultimately useless. They're willing to harshly interrogate teenagers, racially profile people, invade mosques, [[PoliceBrutality beat Kamran (who is a teenager) while he was chained up]], and [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill fire a missile into a public apartment]] with little provocation, ''while'' a non-enhanced person was in the room. And despite all their technology and resources, the Clandestines (a handful of people with relatively minor super strength and physical weapons) break out of their secure facility almost immediately and a couple of teenagers almost outplay them with ''Film/HomeAlone'' tactics. How many other enhanced people have they captured? How many can easily break out? How many deserve to be there? How many other Circle Qs have happened?
** Series/SheHulkAttorneyAtLaw adds to this, showing that Emil Blonsky/Abomination is being kept at a Damage Control facility. While it's clear that they take their security very seriously, it becomes a plot point in episode 2 that [[CardboardPrison he regularly escapes]] [[Film/ShangChiAndTheLegendOfTheTenRings to participate in a fight club]] (albeit under supervision of Wong, who can prevent any rampages). Not a great track record considering the growing amount of enhanced individuals.
* TheStinger has Kamala and Carol Danvers switch places with Carol horrified that a young girl, ''obviously'' a fan of hers, is out ''in the middle of nowhere''. Carol's reaction upon realizing where she is does paint a not-great picture of the location, what with her saying "No, no, no, no". If she reacts like this it would most likely be that either she did not end up in the right place and there is a place she needs to get to and now can't, the place Kamala wound up in is dangerous even if it isn't space that she can't breathe in or most likely both, and while Kamala can certainly defend herself she would be facing the threats that Carol, one of the strongest superheroes in the MCU, normally goes up against when Kamala is still relatively inexperienced.

* TheStinger has Kamala and Carol Danvers switch places with Carol horrified that a young girl, ''obviously'' a fan of hers, is out ''in the middle of nowhere''. Carol's reaction upon realizing where she is does paint a not-great picture of the location, what with her saying "No, no, no, no". If she reacts like this it would most likely be that either she did not end up in the right place and there is a place she needs to get to and now can't, the place Kamala wound up in is dangerous even if it isn't space that she can't breathe in or most likely both, and while Kamala can certainly defend herself she would be facing the threats that Carol, one of the strongest superhero in the MCU, normally goes up against when Kamala is still relatively inexperienced.

* Kamala not being more concerned about the light bulb above her flickering as she picked up the bracelet. With everything the public knows about superpowers and even just rumours of mystical artifacts, one would naturally be concerned if something like that happens just as you pick something old and intricate up. But since Bruno had no-doubt been monkeying with the house's wiring to install his home-made smarthome system, which was also prone to glitching out, it's much more believable that any concern was written off as just the results of letting a high school student mess with the house's wiring.

* Kamala not being more concerned about the light bulb above her flickering as she picked up the bracelet. With everything the public knows about superpowers and even just rumours of mystical artifacts, one would naturally be concerned if something like that happens just as you pick something old and intricate up. But since Bruno had no-doubt been monkeying with the house's wiring to install his home-made smarthome system, which was also prone to glitching out, its much more believable that any concern was written off as just the results of letting a high school student mess with the house's wiring.

** Damage Control also straddles the line of being horrifying while also being ultimately useless. They're willing to harshly interrogate teenagers, racially profile people, invade mosques, [[PoliceBrutality beat Kamran (who is a teenager) while he was chained up]], and [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill fire a missile into a public apartment]] with little provocation, ''while'' a non-enhanced person was in the room. And despite all their technology and resources, the ComicBook/ClanDestine (a handful of people with relatively minor super strength and physical weapons) break out of their secure facility almost immediately and a couple of teenagers almost outplay them with ''Film/HomeAlone'' tactics. How many other enhanced people have they captured? How many can easily break out? How many deserve to be there? How many other Circle Qs have happened?

* TheStinger has Kamala and Carol Danvers switch places with Carol horrified that a young girl, ''obviously'' a fan of hers, is out ''in the middle of nowhere''. Let's hope that Carol wasn't in outer space...and that the bangle allows Kamala to breathe in it...
** Carol's reaction upon realizing where she is does paint a not-great picture of the location, what with her saying "No, no, no, no". If she reacts like this it would most likely be that either she did not end up in the right place and there is a place she needs to get to and now can't, the place Kamala wound up in is dangerous even if it isn't space that she can't breathe in or most likely both, and while Kamala can certainly defend herself she would be facing the threats that Carol, one of the strongest superhero in the MCU, normally goes up against when Kamala is still relatively inexperienced.

* Najma being so impatient with Kamala and leading the attack when she there was the slightest chance Kamala didn't want to help her, is explained when we see that Kamala's ancestor, Aisha who Najma personally knew gave a very similar line to Najma and ended up peacing out and leaving her behind, so she wasn't going to let it happen again.

* The confirmation of Mutants in the MCU being revealed in this show makes a lot of sense considering that Kamala's idol, Carol Danvers in the original comics, has been a supporting character in the X-Men comics in the past in her Ms. Marvel identity.

** It might not be that bad. Whatever caused this most likely happened on Carol's side. She was probably in action somewhere, which isn't much better for Kamala, but she can at least defend herself.
** While it's most likely not that bad, Carol's reaction upon realizing where she is does paint a not-great picture of the location, what with her saying "No, no, no, no". If she reacts like this it would most likely be that either she did not end up in the right place and there is a place she needs to get to and now can't, the place Kamala wound up in is dangerous even if it isn't space that she can't breathe in or most likely both, and while Kamala can certainly defend herself she would be facing the threats that Carol, one of the strongest superhero in the MCU, normally goes up against when Kamala is still relatively inexperienced.

** While it's most likely not that bad, Carol's reaction upon realizing where she is does paint a not-great picture of the location, what with her saying "No, no, no, no". If she reacts like this it would most likely be that either she did not end up in the right place and there is a place she needs to get to and now can't, the place Kamala wound up in is dangerous even if it isn't space that she can't breathe in or most likely both, and while Kamala can certainly defend herself she would be facing the threats that Carol quite possibly the strongest superhero in the MCU, normally goes up against when Kamala is still relatively inexperienced.

* While the second and third episodes paint a bad picture of Damage Control when they are being focused on and ''Film/SpiderManNoWayHome'' also does this as well the end of Episode 5 shows them at their worst. In episode 2 they are shown with the E.D.I.T.H. drones they took from Peter at the start of that movie, but they are seemingly only being used to monitor potential threats. The end of this episode has shown that they still have the same attack capabilities that they did in ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'' which has two scary implications. One they could have totally attacked Kamala at the end of Episode 2 with her still being very inexperienced and two this government agency is using extremely dangerous technology that was used in a massive terrorist attack and which could simply accidentally destroy big amounts of personal property.

* TheReveal of Kamala being a Mutant was foreshadowed the moment Agent Deever was introduced. Deever is a bigot who wanted to hunt down this new enhanced individual; “enhanced” was initially the stand-in term for “Mutant” in the MCU, and Deever’s bigotry reflects the FantasticRacism against Mutants in the comics.

* TheStinger has Kamala and Carol Danvers switch places with Carol horrified that a young girl, ''obviously'' a fan is out ''in the middle of nowhere''. Let's hope that Carol wasn't in outer space...

* TheStinger has Kamala and Carol Danvers switch places with Carol horrified that a young girl is out ''in the middle of nowhere''. Let's hope that Carol wasn't in outer space...