History Series / MsMarvel2022

* EasterEgg: Just like ''Series/MoonKnight'', some episodes contain a hidden QR code that will take you to a full, free-to-read Ms. Marvel comic on the Marvel website.

* LighterAndSofter: Than most MCU fare, being aimed at teen girls. This is doubly true coming as it does on the heels of DarkerAndEdgier horror film ''Film/DoctorStrangeInTheMultiverseOfMadness'' and the PsychologicalHorror series ''Series/MoonKnight''.

----

* ContinuityNod: Damage Control's [[WaveMotionGun Wave Motion Guns]] look like downsized models of Coulson's Destroyer gun from ''Film/TheAvengers''

* AdaptationSpeciesChange: Ms. Marvel's powers stem from Inhuman genetics in the comic books. Here, it's all but stated that she's actually [[spoiler:a Mutant]] in the sixth episode, with it being confirmed out-of-universe that that was the case.

* AllIsWellThatEndsWell: Like most in the superhero genre, Kamala ends up in multiple near-lethal situations, and just moves on.

* ContinuityNod: Damage Control's [[WaveMotionGun Wave Motion Guns]] look like downsized models of Coulson's Destroyer gun from ''Film/TheAvengers''

* TheDreaded: What the Clandestines quickly become.
* DumbassHasAPoint: Aamir pulls this several times.

* GenerationalSaga: The series centers on Kamala obtaining powers from a bangle that belonged to her grandmother and seeking knowledge about her ancestors that was hidden by her mother.

** While not a company logo itself, the Ms Marvel logo and accompanying background(s) in the show's title sequence change every episode. Given how there are a '''lot''' of these variations (approximately around 12 per episode), the title sequence effectively takes the trope UpToEleven.

* DoubleMeaningTitle: Ms. Marvel talks about the the fan girl who worships Captain Marvel, and the fact that this story is about her as her name in Urdu means "Marvel" as Kamala is a marvel after her parents lost nearly all hope of birthing a daughter.

* TheGenerationGap: One the central themes in the show. Kamala rebels against Muneeba's overprotection, with Muneeba not trusting Kamala to be on her own. Muneeba herself has issues with her mother, Sana, as Muneeba rebelled against Sana's upraising and ran away to America for a better life. Add in Sana's mom, Aisha mysteriously vanishing during Sana's youth, and you get ''8'' continous decades of Mother/Daughter relationship problems!

* PsychoPartyMember: In Kamala’s group, Kamran briefly becomes this when he loses control of his anger, shortly followed by his powers.

* BullyingADragon: When the ClanDestines are being escorted to their cells, the guards decided it was a good idea to start using excessive force. Needless to say, the tables are quickly turned.

* TheDreaded: What the ClanDestines quickly become.

* 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.

!!This series provides examples of:

** Sure, Zoe is pretty insensitive and a bit of a bully at times, however that doesn't mean she's willing to out the identity of her rescuer to two clearly [[RabidCop skeevy government agents]]. In the final episode, [[spoiler:she's ends up helping Kamala as a thanks for saving her from the fall in [=AvengerCon=] and uploads a video to get the community out to protect Kamala from Damage Control.]]

* StrongerWithAge: With practice, Kamala’s only going to keep getting more powerful. Add in how mutations work, every day that passes is a day she can grow stronger.

** In the comics, Kamala only has the power to change the size and shape of her body, along with shapeshifting which she rarely uses. In the show, she has the power to create crystalline constructs, which she's shown using in a manner similar to her elongated limbs from the comics. [[spoiler: In the Stinger for Episode 6, she shapeshifts into Captain Marvel as she did in the comics.]]

** In the comics, Kamala only has the power to change the size and shape of her body, along with shapeshifting which she rarely uses. In the show, she has the power to create crystalline constructs, which she's shown using in a manner similar to her elongated limbs from the comics.

** Agent Deever's egregarious racism when tracking down the "enhanced individual", while sadly TruthInTelevision for a law enforcement officer when dealing with a case involving a person of color, [[spoiler:is very similar to the government's racism in the comics towards [[ComicBook/XMen mutants]]. Bruno reveals after looking at Kamala's genes that she has "a mutation".]]

* BetaCostume: She spends 5 out of 6 episodes ''not'' wearing her comics-accurate costume. She instead either wears her Captain Marvel cosplay or just normal clothes plus the mask Bruno made for her.

* AdaptationSpeciesChange: Ms. Marvel's powers stem from Inhuman genetics in the comic books. Here, it's all but implied that she's actually [[spoiler:a Mutant]] in the sixth episode, despite previous episodes indicating that she is [[spoiler:a djinn]].