The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) continues to expand after entering the fourth phase, and there are still infinite possibilities for expansion, in addition to the recent recovery of the rights of "Night Devil", "The Punisher" and "Jessica Jones", after Disney and Fox Pictures completed the merger, when "Deadpool", "X-Men" and "Fantastic Four" will step into the MCU has become a topic that fans eagerly look forward to knowing. And now a new set of Marvel Comics characters may be coming to the MCU! According to the foreign media website DisInsider, Disney will make the "Super Marines" characters live-action and let them appear in MCU movies.
The Mighty Marines is a 2014 Disney animated film based on scott Lobdell's comic of the same name, disney's first animated film based on Marvel comics and won the 87th Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. The story tells the story of the genius teenager "Ah Guang" and his brother's medical robot "Cup Noodles" invented by his brother before his death, and his brother's four friends form the "Great Hero Heavenly Group" to fight crime in the fictional city "Old Jingshan".
In the cast part, the core characters "A-Hiro" and "Cup Noodles" are voiced by Ryan Potter and Scott Adsit respectively, and other voice actors include Jamie Chung, Damon Wayans, Jr., Daniel Henney and TJ Miller.
However, this news does not reveal too many details, which roles will be added, and whether these actors will return are still unknown. As for the debut works, they named the upcoming "Doctor Strange Multiverse", or the series "Secret Invasion", or the "Agents of Atlas" under planning, which has not been confirmed.
While it's uncertain whether the Super Marines characters fit into the MCU's worldview, in Marvel Comics, the Super Marines characters did interact with Marvel heroes, such as in Ends of the Earth in The Amazing Spider-Man, where Spider-Man asked them to help defeat Dr. Octopus.
It is worth mentioning that in 2017, Disney also launched the "Big Hero 6: The Series" series version derived from the film structure, which can be seen the return of many film actors, which has just aired the last episode on February 15 this year, ending the content of the series for three seasons.
However, last year, Disney also announced at the investor conference that it will produce another "Super Marines" spin-off album "Baymax!", which is expected to start broadcasting on the Disney+ streaming platform in 2022.
The album version of "Big Hero Heavenly Regiment".