Inhumans Appreciation 2021

[Phoenixx9]

This is an interesting look for the Royal Family, even Lockjaw. I would like to have seen Crystal and Maximus with this new look.

[Force de Phenix]

[Noek]

Very Regal. I love it.

[Oberon]

I just saw a CBR story on Marvel's Inhumans, really Crystal and the actress that played her. I mostly agree with the sentiments.
We all wanted that show to be better, but there was some nice parts and nuance, just not enough.

[Force de Phenix]

I just saw a CBR story on Marvel's Inhumans, really Crystal and the actress that played her. I mostly agree with the sentiments.
We all wanted that show to be better, but there was some nice parts and nuance, just not enough.

The show was rushed and written by Marvel Television's worst writer. If they actually planned it and looked for talent, it would've been okay. I don't think a television budget would have ever worked for an advanced civilization that has been living for millennia and comprised of alien looking denizens. The argument that Feige hates them because he really wanted to make Ant-Man 2 and the Eternals is ridiculous. The Eternals are in their slot now. It would've been cool to see an "Inhumans" movie with Angelina Jolie directed by Chloe Zhao with a huge budget, but we got TV actors, a TV budget, a failed TV showrunner and it was written and filmed in like 5 months. It was dead on arrival. More nice moments wouldn't have made a difference. I don't think "Inhumans" as a concept is bad, and that's what people put the blame on in addition to the low budget. The hate mob of X-Men fans who ignore to acknowledge Legion, The Gifted, Deadpool 1 & 2, X-Men Apocalypse & Dark Phoenix, who attacked the show because mutants weren't in the MCU was negative publicity too.

They just needed the money pumped into it. It wouldn't even have been that good of a Disney Plus series. It was IP suicide that was caused by yesmen and the power that Marvel has. Now Twitter is making comparisons with Jupiter's Legacy and ABC's The Inhumans.

[the illustrious mr. kenway]

The show was rushed and written by Marvel Television's worst writer. If they actually planned it and looked for talent, it would've been okay. I don't think a television budget would have ever worked for an advanced civilization that has been living for millennia and comprised of alien looking denizens. The argument that Feige hates them because he really wanted to make Ant-Man 2 and the Eternals is ridiculous. The Eternals are in their slot now. It would've been cool to see an "Inhumans" movie with Angelina Jolie directed by Chloe Zhao with a huge budget, but we got TV actors, a TV budget, a failed TV showrunner and it was written and filmed in like 5 months. It was dead on arrival. More nice moments wouldn't have made a difference. I don't think "Inhumans" as a concept is bad, and that's what people put the blame on in addition to the low budget. The hate mob of X-Men fans who ignore to acknowledge Legion, The Gifted, Deadpool 1 & 2, X-Men Apocalypse & Dark Phoenix, who attacked the show because mutants weren't in the MCU was negative publicity too.

They just needed the money pumped into it. It wouldn't even have been that good of a Disney Plus series. It was IP suicide that was caused by yesmen and the power that Marvel has. Now Twitter is making comparisons with Jupiter's Legacy and ABC's The Inhumans.

Ironically the Inhumans TV show would've worked better retooled as an Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D season arc. AoS already explored the Inhumans so bringing in the Royal family felt like a natural next step.

[Force de Phenix]

Ironically the Inhumans TV show would've worked better retooled as an Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D season arc. AoS already explored the Inhumans so bringing in the Royal family felt like a natural next step.

Yeah, they're basically taking this model and applying it to Disney Plus. That is what they always wanted to do, and when Disney Plus popped up, they realized they can execute it better. Many Disney Plus shows will replace origin movies and the movies will be bigger. Ms. Marvel, She-Hulk, and Moonknight are just introductions, like AoS introduced inhumans, that will lead to whatever film they correspond to.

[Holt]

Surprising easter egg at Avengers Campus.



There are also several Moon Girl references, though that's more expected given her show is coming out.

[Seren]

That's cool.

[Tofali]

I'm still day dreaming about an Inhuman limited show on Disneyplus that deals with different houses and the Kree. Maybe they will be re-introduced as a new group after Multiverse of Madness and consider the previous one as alternates from another universe.

[Ravin' Ray]

Surprising easter egg at Avengers Campus.

There are also several Moon Girl references, though that's more expected given her show is coming out.

Are those the logos and costume colors of the Marvel Rising members (aside from Moon Girl)?

I'm still day dreaming about an Inhuman limited show on Disneyplus that deals with different houses and the Kree. Maybe they will be re-introduced as a new group after Multiverse of Madness and consider the previous one as alternates from another universe.

My impression is that the shows now listed as under for Marvel Legacy banner for Disney Plus are indeed classified as AU. And yes, I hope MCU Inhumans will feature several tribes/clans/enclaves based partly on their physiology like what I posted earlier.

[BlackClaw]

Moon Girl could easily work as a Disney plus show if she ever makes it on the live action side of things.

[the illustrious mr. kenway]

Moon Girl could easily work as a Disney plus show if she ever makes it on the live action side of things.

The problem with live action is you would have to deal with her getting older. So she would risk loosing her charm. Age often affects how you see a character. Plus its harder to fake the younger the character is.

Animation would be safer.

[Force de Phenix]

Moon Girl could easily work as a Disney plus show if she ever makes it on the live action side of things.

Her show is supposed to come out in 2022. I wonder if it'll be on Disney Plus or one of their many channels. After The Mandalorian, I have faith in their abilities to do a liveaction dinosaur. The live-action Lockjaw wasn't that bad. He only appeared like 4 times in the series though.

https://www.marvel.com/articles/tv-s...-dinosaur-cast

[Seren]

I was under the impression that the Moon Girl cartoon was on the regular Disney channel.