An MCU fan edit teases the Young Avengers' dynamics when they finally assemble in an eventual crossover. The MCU's Young Avengers line-up has been introduced gradually over the years. This line-up includes original Young Avengers members such as Kate Bishop and Scarlet Witch's twin children, as well as potential newcomers such as Ironheart and Ms. Marvel. The first solid hint of the Young Avengers' official creation came in The Marvels' ending tease, where Kamala Khan recruited Kate Bishop.
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X user chris! shared a video compilation of the MCU Young Avengers' sassiest moments. The video uses clips from titles such as Hawkeye, Agatha All Along, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever to highlight the Young Avengers' reactions to joining a team. For instance, Kate Bishop looks thrilled to follow in Clint Barton's footsteps, while Riri Williams seems offended about being recruited, and America Chavez seems confused by the whole ordeal. The video also makes the assumption that the Agatha All Along theories about Teen being Wiccan are accurate. Watch the video below:
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The MCU's Young Avengers Will Have One Big Difference From The Original Team
As shown in the fan edit, most of the MCU's Young Avengers have a similar personality. Whereas Marvel Comics' original Young Avengers team includes rather mature characters like Patriot and Hulkling, the MCU's Young Avengers line-up is made up of usually sarcastic and mouthy young heroes. When the team assembles on the big or the small screen, it's probably going to be a much more chaotic meeting than it was in the comics.
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The MCU's Avengers May Face A Certain Adaptation Challenge
While the MCU’s Young Avengers expanded lineup is exciting, their similar personalities could undermine the team's original dynamics from the source material, which balanced humor with each of the heroes' sense of responsibility from the start. If the MCU gives every member of the Young Avengers the same quippy tone, their interactions could feel monotonous, and they could lose their individuality. An easily identifiable contrast in personalities is what made the love-hate relationship between Iron Man and Captain America so compelling, for instance.
The Young Avengers will also have to be quite different from their comic book counterparts in other ways. Whereas the team was created due to Iron Lad's desperate attempt to prevent himself from becoming Kang the Conqueror, the MCU's Young Avengers will likely have a new origin story that doesn't involve Kang in any way. As Ms. Marvel's recruitment of Kate Bishop in The Marvels suggests, the "fan" aspect of assembling an Avengers-inspired team may take center stage instead.
