Marvel's Avengers: let's find out who the Inhumans are

All players who have benefited from the Beta of Marvel's Avengers they will surely have realized the presence of some particular mutants called Inhumans. Apparently their importance will be central to the narrative arc proposed by the license plate title Crystal Dynamic and, precisely for this reason, we thought it right to offer you a more detailed study in relation to these intriguing beings. In fact, we immediately realized that not all fans of the franchise were actually aware of these characters so peculiar, a real race which also includes the real protagonist of the game, that is Kamala khan, AKA Ms. Marvel.

The origins

At the comic level we are talking about individuals genetically superior to human beings, enhanced through experiments carried out by the alien race of the Kree with the sole purpose of being used as weapons. The society of the Inhumans evolved quite parallel to the rest of humanity, but remained well hidden from prying eyes. However, their existence is still revealed, given to collaborations with i Fantastic Four, the X-Men and just i Avengers. Their first official appearance takes place in the now very distant 1965, on the pages of Fantastic Four number 36. The first Inhuman is called Medusa, a mysterious woman with intense red hair and with the ability to control her hair at will. She is basically the queen of the Inhumans, but at least in the early stages she was not presented as such: her role was in fact more relegated to the nemesis of the Fantastic Four. However, in a short time he carved out an increasingly important space, becoming an official member of the Terrible Four commanded by Wizard.

Its success convinced Marvel to officially give birth to the lineage of the Inhumans; in this sense, the numbers 44 and 45 of the same publication were decisive. Medusa is presented as the queen of the Inhumans, wife and cousin of the terrible ruler Black Bolt. The lineage, however, was relegated to mere supporting actors of the main heroes, but in the end they had their moment of glory during the famous war between Skrull e Kree, which culminated during the Secret Wars.

Today, from the TV series to the Avengers

The Inhumans have recently appeared in the TV series dedicated to them, although according to some rumors they should have appeared in a film ... but for this it is not too late yet. Interviewed by That Hashtag Show, Jeph Loeb, head of Marvel's television department, said:

The Inhumans was a property in the film division but when they looked at the calendar and figured out what they wanted to do, Inhumans suffered a long delay. We started discussing it with them and we said that the idea could work for a TV series. And it worked pretty well.

Marvel's Inhumans was to be the MCU feature film dedicated to characters with powers derived from Kree contamination. As all the employees working on the project remind us MCU, bankruptcy is not an option. The Inhumans were destined to be part of this winning equation, that one Marvel Cinematic Universe, but things didn't go as planned. The film was supposed to be part of Phase 3 but in the end it was not done, thus veering on the series. The initial plot of the first season is very simple, but it makes the idea of ​​this race very well: after being divided by a coup, the Royal Family of the Inhumans manages to escape to Hawaii where their surprising interactions with a lush world and with the humanity that surrounds them it could lead to their salvation and that of the Earth.

Net of what has been revealed and the premises made, in the current state of things in Marvel's Avengers we do not know what the real purpose of the Inhumans will be, but given the presence of this race, contact with the Kree seems very obvious to us. Obviously what has just been said is only a supposition, which I present well will be denied or confirmed. As of now we know that Modok will be the main villain of the campaign, but seeing as the title Square Enix will expand for free over time with new plots and characters, we hope that the stories lead to additional narrative arcs such as the aforementioned Secret War and the War of Infinity. We also remind you that although it is not yet available we already have an entire section dedicated to the guides of Marvel's Avengers.