History YMMV / MarvelRisingSecretWarriors

* HilariousInHindsight: On ''WesternAnimation/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy2015'', Creator/MingNaWen voiced Phylla Vell, who was given traits of Hala the Accuser. Here, she voices Hala herself.

* HilariousInHindsight: On ''WesternAnimation/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'', Creator/MingNaWen voiced Phylla Vell, who was given traits of Hala the Accuser. Here, she voices Hala herself.

* {{Adorkable}}: Ms. Marvel and Squirrel Girl have a childlike enthusiasm for heroism that's really adorable, ''especially'' for the latter.

** Some people turned their nose up at this, due to the appearance of the controversial [[ComicBook/CarolDanvers Captain Marvel]] (who has been pushed aggressively by Marvel), and ComicBook/AmericaChavez, whose [[ComicBook/America2017 divisively-received solo comic]] has made her the most contentious character in the roster. Thankfully, both characters were well-received in the actual shorts.

* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: The movie turned many detractors into fans of the otherwise controversial ComicBook/AmericaChavez. In the comics, America was a rather polarizing hero with many feeling that she was an insufferable, self-righteous SoapboxSadie. In ''Secret Warriors'', while still stubborn and impulsive, America's SmugSuper aspects have been significantly toned down and she takes on the role of a CoolBigSis. It helps that her characterization ignores her ... polarizing solo in favor of the one used in Young Avengers and Ultimates.

** Some felt the released character models are too bland. The trailer revealed that they are actually more colorful than said models made them look and seeing the shorts in action have won people over.

** Some feel the [[http://i.playground.ru/i/74/61/92/00/blog/content/3bmngn2g.jpg released character models]] are too bland. The trailer revealed that they are actually more colorful than said models made them look and seeing the shorts in action have won people over.

** Some people are turning their nose up at this, due to the appearance of the controversial [[ComicBook/MsMarvel Captain Marvel]] (who has been pushed aggressively by Marvel)although she was only there to validate Kamala. Captain Marvel would have been better off if she had been left out of the show like Spider Gwen was, and ComicBook/AmericaChavez, whose [[ComicBook/America2017 divisively-received solo comic]] has made her the most contentious character in the roster. Thankfully, both characters were well-received in the actual shorts.

* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: The series has made many people fans of the otherwise controversial ComicBook/AmericaChavez. In the comics, America was a rather polarizing hero with many feeling that she was a insufferable, self-righteous SoapboxSadie. In ''Secret Warriors'', while America is still stubborn and impulsive, her SmugSuper aspects have been significantly toned down and she takes on the role of a CoolBigSis. It helps that her characterization ignores her ... polarizing solo in favor of the one used in Young Avengers and Ultimates.

** Some feel the [[http://i.playground.ru/i/74/61/92/00/blog/content/3bmngn2g.jpg released character models]] are [[InternetBackdraft too bland]]. The trailer revealed that they are actually more colorful than said models made them look and seeing the shorts in action have won people over.

** Some people are turning their nose up at this, due to the appearance of the controversial [[ComicBook/MsMarvel Captain Marvel]] (who has been pushed aggressively by Marvel)although she was only there to validate Kamala. Captain Marve would have been better off if she had been left out of the show like Spider Gween was, and ComicBook/AmericaChavez, whose [[ComicBook/America2017 divisively-received solo comic]] has made her the most contentious character in the roster. Thankfully, both characters were well-received in the actual shorts.

** Some people are turning their nose up at this, due to the appearance of the controversial [[ComicBook/MsMarvel Captain Marvel]] (who has been pushed aggressively by Marvel), and ComicBook/AmericaChavez, whose [[ComicBook/America2017 divisively-received solo comic]] has made her the most contentious character in the roster. Thankfully, both characters were well-received in the actual shorts.
** Some feel the [[http://i.playground.ru/i/74/61/92/00/blog/content/3bmngn2g.jpg released character models]] are [[InternetBackdraft too bland]]. The trailer revealed that they are actually more colorful than said models made them look and the seeing the shorts in action have won people over.
* WinBackTheCrowd: The shorts were praised for their animation and strong storytelling, which has led to people being more optimistic for the film.

* CounterpartComparison:
** A pair of close superpowered teenagers named Gwen and Kevin? [[Franchise/Ben10 Hmmm...]]
** Miss Marvel and Squirrel Girl's dynamic is similar to Batgirl and Supergirl's dynamic on ''WebAnimation/DCSuperHeroGirls'' , with both being Adorkable, one being tech savvy and the other impulsive, and how they're best friends yet have tons of LesYay.

* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: The series has made many people fans of the otherwise controversial ComicBook/AmericaChavez. In the comics, America was a rather polarizing hero with many feeling that she was a insufferable, self-righteous SoapboxSadie. In ''Secret Warriors'', while America is still stubborn and impulsive, she her SmugSuper aspects have been significantly toned down and takes on the role of a CoolBigSis. It helps that her characterization ignores her ... polarizing solo in favor of the one used in Young Avengers and Ultimates.

* AwesomeMusic: [[https://youtu.be/GX3OEfjbw4Y "Born Ready"]], as sung by Creator/DoveCameron (the voice of Ghost Spider).

* CounterpartComparison: A pair of close superpowered teenagers named Gwen and Kevin? [[Franchise/Ben10 Hmmm...]]

* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: The series has made many people fans of the otherwise controversial ComicBook/AmericaChavez. In the comics, America was a rather polarizing hero with many feeling that she was a insufferable, self-righteous SoapboxSadie. In ''Secret Warriors'', while America is still stubborn and impulsive, she her SmugSuper aspects have been significantly toned down and takes on the role of a CoolBigSis.

* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: The series has made many people fans of the otherwise controversial ComicBook/AmericaChavez. In the comics, America was a rather polarizing hero with many feeling that she was a insufferable, self-righteous SoapboxSadie. In ''Secret Warriors'', while America is still stubborn and impulsive, she her SmugSuper aspects have been significantly toned down and she doesn't automatically brand her critics as racists or misogynists.

* HilariousInHindsight: On ''WesternAnimation/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'' , Creator/MingNaWen voiced Phylla Vell, who was given traits of Hala the Accuser. Here, she voices Hala herself.

** Some people are turning their nose up at this, due to the appearance of the controversial [[ComicBook/MsMarvel Captain Marvel]] (who has been pushed aggressively by Marvel), and ComicBook/AmericaChavez, whose [[ComicBook/America2017 divisively-received solo comic]] has made her the most contentious character in the roster.

* LesYay: As to be expected with a girl oriented project, there are some moments that support this idea.
** Gwen/Glory: Even though Gwen only interacts with Glory in one short, their interactions are pretty meaningful. For example:
*** When band rehearsal is finished, Glory asks Gwen if she's still okay given Kevin's death. The flashback shows she's not okay with it, but acts all cool and goofy to cover it up, yet her dialogue is pretty much flirtatious.
*** When Glory says that Ghost Spider killed Kevin while Gwen says otherwise and wants to avenge him, she then says that even if that were true, she still can't go this alone. You can feel the heaviness in her heart like that of a spouse. Plus, unlike everyone else until the end, she's the only one who thinks Gwen could be right.
*** The two then hug each other, while she jokingly calls her speech annoying. Glory's casual reaction is along the lines of "Well, that's Gwen for you", as if she's reading her heart.
** Miss Marvel/Squirrel Girl: Both Miss Marvel and Squirrel Girl have some really good chemistry with each other due to their shared love of heroism and their opposites attract vibe. To give some examples:
*** Our first scene involves Doreen (Squirrel Girl) waiting to share some cupcakes with Kamala (Miss Marvel). It's pretty much a date.
*** When fighting Ghost Spider, they're in perfect sync with each other, with all kinds of creative attacks at play. They also have a tendency to compliment each other in battle.
*** When Gwen shows her true identity to them, they both immediately, and without hesitation, choose to help her out.
*** "Kamala Khanfidential" is a series of short files that Miss Marvel put together profiling the other heroes. In the file about herself, she speaks rather modestly about how she got her powers, while Squirrel Girl steps in and pretty much gushes over how awesome she is, all in a flirtatious way. She even tells her she could be better than ''Captain Marvel'' .
*** In turn, Miss Marvel is equally gushing of her in her Kamala Khanfidential file , to the point that she says she's blushing. Kamala even makes room to talk a bit about Tippy Toe just for her despite the fact she already has a file of her own.
*** The movie takes it up to 11. Let's elaborate.
*** After the opening scene at school, we then see Kamala and Doreen hanging out at the park training with Tippy Toe, talking to each other about some of the hardships they have with being heroes. It's very personal.
*** Much of their bickering feels right in place with a romantic relationship, but this is really noticeable with the scene where they're trying to save people from a collapsing building. Kamala simply brushes off comments other people make about Inhumans, but is offended when Doreen accidentally makes a remark, and actually snaps and almost ''flattens'' her. A later scene has Kamala throw her phone away when she sees her calling, and she's almost on the ''verge of tears'' .
*** During the fight with [[spoiler: Exile, who's working with Hala]] , Kamala tries stopping him, but ends up being taken away. Doreen saw the fight from below and immediately tried to help, but was too late. She too is on the verge of tears.
*** When they finally meet up in the climax, they both say sorry to each other over what happened, and embrace each other for at least a full minute.
*** One of the last scenes of the movie has them walking together to meet the others. They both talk about how, even with both of them at fault, they still inspire each other. Some YouTube commenters even said ''JUST KISS ALREADY!'' .

* GirlShowGhetto: The intention is to avert this. Considering the movie's positive reviews, this is a success.

* OlderThanTheyThink: Gwen being in a band is often thought as just a way to have her sing since she's voiced by Dove Cameron. However, she has been in a band in the comics, even if not that long.

* FanPreferredCouple: Miss Marvel/Squirrel Girl picked up a lot of love due to the surprisingly well done chemistry they have with each other.

** Gwen/Glory: Even though Gwen only interacts Glory Grant in one short, their interactions are pretty meaningful. For example: