Marvel takes a revolutionary approach with Thunderbolts, avoiding the mistakes of the 2016 DC film.

Imagine a world where villains are not only known, but loved. This is what he is achieving with his next blockbuster ‘Thunderbolts’. While DC struggles to quickly integrate its characters into ‘Suicide Squad’, Marvel takes a masterful turn using its vast cinematic universe. MCU fans already know and love characters like Yelena Belova, the Winter Soldier and US Agent, which allows the ‘Thunderbolts’ to jump right into the action without dwelling on lengthy introductions.

Prior knowledge of the characters

Marvel Studios is ahead of the game. It’s not just about introducing characters anymore; It’s about expanding your stories. Characters like Ghost and Taskmaster, who played key roles in the previous films, are now given the spotlight. This foreknowledge brings complexity and familiarity, something 2016’s Suicide Squad failed to deliver.

Marvel also avoids falling into the trap of forcing sympathy for the villains. The studio is relying on viewers’ pre-established affinity for figures like Yelena and The Winter Soldier, rather than making them fall in love unexpectedly. This translates into a more organic and less compelling narrative, allowing the characters to stay true to their originality.

Chemistry between characters and amazing missions

What sets this superhero team apart is the focus on the chemistry between these anti-heroes and their exciting missions. Instead of spending too much time on character development, Marvel focuses on team dynamics and fast-paced action. This approach provides a smoother and more entertaining cinematic experience where each character has a previously established backstory.

The introduction of this super team in Season 6 of the Cinematic Universe could be the start of something huge. While there’s a possibility of tie-ins with other projects like ‘Fantastic Four,’ the studio is weaving a wider and more complex narrative web. This will not only enrich the experience of the cinematic universe, but also open doors for future collaborations and crossovers.

Heroes with a touch of cunning

This new super team is based on an amazing concept: extraordinary heroes. This team is made up of characters who walk the line between hero and villain rather than traditional MCU hunters. Characters like Yelena Belova and Bucky Barnes have traveled morally gray paths, depth and complexity rarely seen in traditional superhero groups. This uniquely ambiguous moral composition gives the team a unique focus, setting them apart from others like The Avengers or their DC counterparts, Suicide Squad.

Additionally, the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s focus on the evolution of its characters through various films and series gives the super team a rich background. Each member of the team comes with a personal story full of secrets that reflects their growth and change in the Cinematographic Universe. This narrative continuity not only enriches the film’s plot, but also creates a deeper connection between the characters and the fans, making each moment on screen more impactful and meaningful.

A step forward in the group narrative

Made up of Marvel’s anti-heroes, this new super team is not only a response to DC’s original Suicide Squad, but an evolution of the concept. With a focus on established characters, palpable chemistry between them, and a narrative that supports action and adventure, Marvel is setting a new standard for how villain teams are presented in cinema. With a combination of fascinating characters and a promising story, the new team at Isaab House is all set to be more than just a movie.