In recent years it has almost become a small running gag that a large story element was simply forgotten or ignored in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It was the cosmic being Tiamut, which belongs to the so -called God -like Celestial. In the Marvel Blockbuster Eternals, he threatened humanity and was then conquered, with the Since then, the rest of his huge petrified body stood out of the earth’s surface.
In the current Marvel film Captain America 4: Brave New World, the Celestial has now been addressed directly and integrated into the plot. Since then, an Eternals actress has also commented on whether she could return again in the future.
In the new Captain America film, Eternals will be picked up again in the story
In Captain America 4: Brave New World, the dead Celestial becomes a competitive conflict location. In the MCU blockbuster we learn that Adamantium can be obtained from this. The metal is even harder than the previously known vibranium and thus calls the newly elected US President Thaddeus Ross (Harrison Ford).
Since Eternals has become relevant again as a film in the MCU, an actress has also commented on the future of her superhero figure.
Is there an Eternals comeback in the MCU in the future?
In an interview with Comic Book about her new film The Actor, Gemma Chan spoke about her Eternals role Sersi. She said about another appearance in the MCU of her figure:
You never know. We are often the last who experience it. I don’t know, I stay confident. I have the feeling that there is still an invoice open And there is more to tell, but we’ll see.
Chan’s statement sounds optimistic, but also quite vague. In any case, it wasn’t well ordered around Eternals 2. After the MCU blockbuster from 2021 was financially far behind the expectations, plans for a continuation were finally rejected.
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