Except they did, which deflated the tension of that rule. It's the first storytelling flaw I noticed in Endgame on the day that I saw it. The hard and fast limitation on time travel got inconvenient, so they just ignore it.
Yes, I pointed it out. If you think too hard about MCU movies, you're gonna have a bad time.
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But also are you asking because you think Kamala is Hispanic? It's a 16 year old Pakistani girl who is, canonically, shorter than the rest of her friends.
I wouldn't worry too much, the biggest issue with Kamala in the game is she's just a walking cliché. Granted a lot of her appeal is the self-insert fan thing but it was handled much better in the comics and for all its faults Marvel still mostly gets the character stuff right. I could be wrong, but I imagine a lot of the show will focus on street-level antics regardless of what the suit's materials are.
Thing of it is though, with that Champion's book they're trying to get more steam with, they pretty much strip her of the good personality and sort of make her a little asshole. If that's what they're angling for with her irl content, it's going to be a disaster.
It's a toss-up right now, but the actress does seem pretty chipper for the most part so hopefully they'll keep her like that down the line when we eventually get to Young Avengers.
Even totally ignoring the social justard bullshit of a muzzie superhero that *doesn't* want to admiral ackbar everyone, Ms. Marvel is never going to look right in live action. For similar reasons as to why Mr. Fantastic has never looked right in live action (I know they don't have identical powersets, but they superficially look similar enough). That power set would look creepy as fuck in real life, and it looks creepy as fuck on film. I will stand by this and be the first to admit I was wrong if they end up making it look decent, but I really don't think that they will, especially on a television budget.
It's like Meg Griffin doing cosplay.
It doesn't look that special. You want felt and spandex?
