‘Agatha All Along’, the latest Marvel Studios series, has taken the MCU by storm with its unexpected twists and turns. The show has introduced intriguing characters and hinted at a larger cosmic plan. One of the most significant revelations in the series is the introduction of Billy Maximoff, a.k.a. Wiccan.
Wiccan’s presence in the MCU has sparked speculation about a potential Young Avengers team-up. Moreover, showrunner Jac Schaeffer has some words for Billy’s potential Young Avengers transition.
Jac Schaeffer Wants Young Avengers To Happen
When asked about her thoughts on a potential Young Avengers project, showrunner Jac Schaeffer expressed her enthusiasm for the idea. “I love those characters, and really, I love the actors,” she told Screenrant. “I just think if Young Avengers were to happen like, man, that is a murderer’s row. It would be great,” she added.
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While Schaeffer didn’t provide any concrete details about her future projects with Marvel, she hinted at exciting possibilities. “I can’t really answer that at this point. I’m so sorry,” she said. Moreover, Young Avengers consists of characters like Wiccan, Speed, Hulkling, Miss America Chavez, and Kate Bishop.
It has also been a fan favorite for a long time. So, it’s not surprising that fans want every detail about this possibility. Moreover, with the introduction of powerful young heroes like Wiccan and Kate Bishop, the stage is set for a new generation of Avengers.
Aubrey Plaza Being Portrayed As The Green Witch Instead Of Death Was A Deliberate Choice
Jac Schaeffer also shared intriguing insights into ‘Agatha All Along’s creative process and the character of Aubrey Plaza‘s original Green Witch. She revealed that the decision to portray Death as the original Green Witch was a deliberate choice.
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It aimed to subvert expectations and add depth to the character. Schaeffer explained, “We wanted to make her our own, and we were already playing in this pool of witches. What does it mean to be a witch? Thinking about ritual creation, the divine feminine of the witchcraft space, and so thinking of Lady Death as not just being about death,” she explained.
Moreover, as for the future of the MCU’s supernatural realm, Schaeffer remained tight-lipped. While Lilia’s final warning to Agatha about Rio hints at potential future storylines, the showrunner was coy about revealing any specific details. “Please see future episodes!” Jac stated.
So, fans will have to wait and see how the series concludes and what surprises it may have in store.
