With the core lineup of the Avengers effectively disbanded after the events of Avengers: Endgame, Marvel fans believe that a new, younger group of superheroes is about to take over. Many fans have speculated that Marvel Studios was laying the groundwork for Young Avengers at some point, but one major WandaVision star still doesn't think the studio has a roadmap for a Young Avengers movie. Elizabeth Olsen, who plays Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch in the MCU, claims that Marvel has "no real plan" for Hawkeye, Speed, Wiccan, and even Kate Bishop's Kid Loki to come together and form the next live-action iteration. of the Avengers. S'exprimant lors d'une séance de questions-réponses virtuelle avec la New York Film Academy (via ComicBook.com), Olsen été interrogé sur la possibilité que les enfants de Wanda et d'autres jeunes super-héros Marvel form une alliance in the future. "I have no idea," Olsen replied. "I don't even know if, in fact, if you ask me Kevin Feige, I think he'll honestly say he doesn't know. They really plan the phases at once and then when they're done, they move on to the next phase." "From my perspective, It sounds like it could be a possibility, but I don't think they have a real plan yet. But they're keeping all their options open."
Analysis: will a Young Avengers MCU movie see the light of day?
(Image credit: Photo courtesy of Marvel Studios. © Marvel Studios 2021. All rights reserved.) It's possible. Marvel Studios has developed a habit of teasing fans with where the MCU is (should this Marvel Cinematic Multiverse now, based on the Loki season 1 finale?) and that's something it seems to be doing with the Youngsters. Avengers. We've already seen Wanda's sons Wiccan (Julian Hilliard) and Speed (Jett Klyne) appear in WandaVision, and rumors suggest they'll return in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Wiccan and Speed aren't the only potential Young Avengers members we've seen on-screen, either. Upcoming Hawkeye Disney Plus series will introduce Kate Bishop (Hailee Steinfield) to audiences later this year, Kid Loki (Jack Veal) appeared in Loki season 5 episode 1 and a comic book spinoff superhero Captain America in Eli Bradley (Elijah) from Patriot. Richardson) appeared in Falcon and the Winter Soldier, An earlier version of Cassie Lang, who has various superhero aliases such as Ant-Girl and Stinger, is seen in Endgame and will be seen again in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantamania. Finally, America Chavez (Xochitl Gomez) will appear in Doctor Strange 2, while Kamala Khan will make her live-action debut on her Ms.Marvel Disney Plus TV show in 2021. So, there are plenty of Young Avengers members already around. in the MCU. Marvel has planted the seeds for his arrival, but it's unclear if Feige and his company will greenlight a Young Avengers movie. For what it's worth, Feige has confirmed that there will be more Avengers movies on the way, but he hasn't said what the new slate will be. Speaking to IGN as part of WandaVision's press tour, Feige said, "I think so. I should say yes, at some point." However, Feige has also said that an Avengers movie will not be part of Marvel Studios' Phase 4 plans. If we do get a Young Avengers team, it will be in Phase 5 or beyond. Our point of view? It's only a matter of time before a Young Avengers MCU movie becomes a reality. A custody change is inevitable at some point, so it stands to reason that the children of current MCU heroes would take over in the future. However, if they do, it will have to be as soon as possible. The actors playing these characters aren't getting any younger, so if Marvel aspires to make a Young Avengers movie, it will have to be when the cast is well, young enough to play these characters on screen. If not, the other option available to Marvel is to make those superheroes the MCU's new Avengers and ditch the "young" moniker altogether. We'll have to wait and see if a Young Avengers movie comes along, but we think one of them will light up.