The Marvels has lined up an all-female team of Brie Larson, Teyonal Parris, and Iman Vellani to fight a fierce intergalactic battle to save the universe against the Kree empire. Ever since the release of the MCU film’s trailer, fans have been going gaga over the speculation of an Asgardian to band together in the fight. The speculation stemmed from the feature of a Bifrost scene in one of the previous teasers but now the final trailer confirms the super-cameo of Tessa Thompson aka Valkyrie from the Thor film series. What’s more interesting is also the spotting of superhero Robert Downey Jr’s Iron Man, who lost his life during Endgame, and Chris Evans’ Captain America who also retires from his post.
The Marvels stars three female superheroes Carol Danvers aka Captain Marvel, Monica Rambeau, and Kamala Khan aka Ms. Marvel who band together to defeat Kree villain Dar-Benn played by Zawe Ashton. Now, the final teaser begins with a flashback scene of Robert Downey Jr and Chris Evans. “Heroes, it’s an old-fashioned notion, but the world can still use them," says agent Nick Fury (Played by Samuel L. Jackson) in the background voice-over. The clip then refreshes the memories of the formidable war against Thanos. “My work is inevitable. There will always be more to finish it," says the super-villain’s voiceover when the vicious Dar-Benn rises to power.
With high-octane explosions and combat, it is revealed the Kree villain tears a hole in the universe, which leads an alternative reality to bleed into the Earth’s. A short team-up sequence of Marvel super-women backing Captain Marvel in Endgame also gets a special mention before the big cameo revelation.
“Be there for the moment that changes everything," reads the trailer’s tagline when Brie Larson takes on Dar-Benn in an intense duel. Soon after Valkyrie appears in the clip telling Captain Marvel, “You can stand tall without standing alone." Check out the final trailer of The Marvels here:
The plotline of the movie also features the entanglement of Monica, Kamala, and Carol’s light-based power, as the trio happens to switch places with one another unwillingly. What’s more to look out for is the Marvel debut of South Korean heartthrob Park Seo-joon.
The Marvels hits theatres this Friday, November 10.
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