History YMMV / MsMarvel2022

** [[spoiler:Kamala's death in ''ComicBook/TheAmazingSpiderMan2022'' may have been directly caused by this series. People speculated that her death and subsequent resurrection were meant to make her a mutant for further synergy with the MCU... and were vindicated when she was resurrected as "[[ComicBook/MsMarvelTheNewMutant]]".]]

** [[spoiler:Kamala's death in ''ComicBook/TheAmazingSpiderMan2022'' may have been directly caused by this series. People speculated that her death and subsequent resurrection were meant to make her a mutant for further synergy with the MCU... and were vindicated when she was resurrected as "Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant".]]

** Did the Jersey City police switch sides because they were disgusted with Damage Control's methods? Or did they just do it because they realized that Damage Control being recorded attacking two muslim teenagers with extreme force is going to attract a lot of bad press and wanted to dodge the public backlash?

* CriticalResearchFailure: While the show does do a great job educating viewers about the Partition of India, it's lasting impact & the great pain it caused (without getting into the more disturbing details), it lays full blame for it on the British, but in reality it came at [[https://www.bbc.com/news/world-south-asia-62467438 the request of The Muslim Brotherhood]]. The Hindus simply wanted independence, the British were tired of Colonialism and just wanted to go home (hence why everything was so rushed), but the Muslims feared persecution from a Hindu Majority and thus wanted their own nation.

* CriticalResearchFaliure: While the show does do a great job educating viewers about the Partition of India, it's lasting impact & the great pain it caused (without getting into the more disturbing details), it lays full blame for it on the British, but in reality it came at [[https://www.bbc.com/news/world-south-asia-62467438 the request of The Muslim Brotherhood]]. The Hindus simply wanted independence, the British were tired of Colonialism and just wanted to go home (hence why everything was so rushed), but the Muslims feared persecution from a Hindu Majority and thus wanted their own nation.

* WTHCastingAgency: With the show featuring a diverse cast that matches the ethnicities of the characters, it sticks out that the New Jersey Italian-American Bruno Carrelli is not played by an Italian-American but by Georgia-born Matt Lintz. Even generally positive reviews like [[https://www.comicbookrevolution.com/why-did-ms-marvel-crash-and-burn-on-disney/ this one]] criticized Disney for prioritizing representation of some ethnicities while excluding others.
** Similarly a minority of fans accused this series of laziness, colourism, minor Islamophobia or just treating the casting with a case of {{Interchangeable Asian Cultures}}. Notably with colourism, Pakistani Muslim Kareem and Turkish American Muslim Nakia are portrayed by non-Muslim half-white actors Aramis Knight and Yasmine Fletcher (similar to the critism of Naomi Scotts casting for Jasmine in Aladdin as the whitest non-muslim brown girl they could find).
** Yusuf, Muneeba and Kamran are Pakistani Muslim characters but their actors are all non-Muslims of Indian origins. This wouldn't raise any eyebrows if it wasn't for the fact Shang-Chi cast exclusively actors of Chinese descent for Chinese characters yet for the Pakistani Muslims of Ms Marvel the casting was more half-assed and chose easy picks with Zenobia Shroff and Yasmine Fletcher having worked for Disney before. Most notably MCU casting Director Sarah Halley Finn is notorious for treating South Asian casting with a case of InterchangeableAsianCultures attitude as noted with Extraction being set in Bangladesh but featured only Indian and Iranian actors for the Asian cast.

* SalvagedStory: While ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'', ''Film/BlackWidow2021'', and ''Series/{{Hawkeye|2021}}'' already went to some lengths to acknowledge Natasha's role in undoing Thanos' snap after ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' was criticized for overlooking it, this show continues this by adding a lovely memorial picture of her and Iron Man at [=AvengerCon=].

** [[spoiler:Kamala's death in ''ComicBook/TheAmazingSpiderMan2022'' may have been directly caused by this series, as people are speculating that her death and upcoming resurrection are meant to make her a mutant to create synergy with the MCU.]]

** Did the Jersey City police switch sides because they were disgusted with Damage Control's methods? Or did they just do it because they realized that Damage Control being recorded attacking two Muslim teenagers with extreme force is going to attract a lot of bad press and wanted to dodge the public backlash?

** TheStinger for Episode 6 shows [[spoiler:Carol Danvers somehow switching places with Kamala. If Danvers was in some mission in faraway space, then Kamala is lost in deep space somewhere with no idea how to get home, or even worse, what if Danvers was in the middle of a dangerous battle? Also, can that bangle let Kamala ''breathe in outer space''?]]

* HarsherInHindsight: One of the Captain Marvel costumes Kamala and Bruno brainstorm is a zombie Carol. At San Diego Comic Con 2022, Marvel unveiled art for the ''[[WesternAnimation/WhatIf2021 What If...?]]'' spinoff set on [[Recap/WhatIfS1E5WhatIfZombies Earth-89521]], which featured a zombified Captain Marvel as one of the foes. To make matters worse, another piece of art has revealed that Kamala will be a Survivor hero, meaning she may very well have to kill her idol or her idol kills her.

** Kamran mentions to Kamala that the Red Daggers have hunted the ClanDestine for centuries and is naturally apprehensive about seeking refuge with them. But it means that Kamran may have been hunted by them back in the UK before coming to the US. [[spoiler: By the final episode, Kamran is now hiding out in Pakistan with Kareem as his ally. Considering his initial apprehension, the dynamic between the two could be like a rivalry.]]

* AcceptablePoliticalTargets: The British Imperialists during and before the Partition are ''not'' sympathetic, nor are their local Indian partisans.
* AcceptableProfessionalTargets: Federal agents. Agent Cleary from ''No Way Home'' returns, and still doesn't have any problem with interrogating teenagers. His partner Agent Deever is even worse, casually trying to racially profile "Night Light" (even mockingly asking if she's "supposed to say Latinx now") which Cleary is [[EveryoneHasStandards visibly uncomfortable with]]. She then waltzes right into the mosque without a search warrant and expects to be given answers. And if that wasn't enough, [[spoiler:the Clandestines]] don't even last longer than five minutes in their (supposedly) max-security prison before [[CardboardPrison they easily escape to Karachi]] in the fourth episode, also serving as a show of their incompetence.