Marvel might have dropped its biggest hint yet that the Young Avengers are joining the MCU in a very unexpected way

Nov. 21, 2024

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Marvel might have just soft-launched its Young Avengers on theDisneyTreasure Cruise. At the Worlds of Marvel Restaurant, Marvel teased a team-up of its “youngest heroes”, America Chavez, Cassie Lang, and Riri Williams.

The video shows all three of them sitting around a table full of junk food as the narrator says they’re “celebrating their latest victory”, seemingly implying they’re a team working on missions together. Chavez then says, “We have shuffleboard”. Watch it below.

There have been rumors that theYoung Avengersare heading to the MCU for a while now with the biggest tease comingat the end of The Marvels. That film ended with Kamala Khan showing up unannounced at Kate Bishop’s home, teasingly asking her: “Did you think you were the only kid superhero in the world?” Before Kamala elaborates on her plan, adding: “I’m putting together a team and I want you on it. Please?”

Alongside Chavez, Lang, Williams, Bishop, and Khan, some other potential Young Avengers members have also made their debut. In Agatha All Along,WiccanAKA Billy Maximoff was introduced, and right at the end of that show, there’s also a tease for Speed AKA Tommy Maximoff.

This isn’t the first time Marvel has introduced some interesting concepts at its theme parks and on its cruises, and they don’t always mean anything. However, given how much the MCU has been leaning into the Young Avengers in its last few projects, it feels like this could be the start of a major new team. Maybe we’ll meet them inAvengers: DoomsdayorAvengers: Secret Wars?

For more on the MCU, check out our guides to theMarvel timeline, how to watch theMarvel movies in order, and all theupcoming Marvel movies and showsto know about.

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