In the final episode, Bruno tells Kamala that her DNA is extraordinary, with a mention of “mutation” in an X-Men ‘97 soundtrack in the background. Coincidence? Obviously not. This implies that Kamala Khan was a mutant all along, and this comment also confirms that the X-Men is finally arriving sooner than expected.Now that the Disney+ show has concluded with a bang, aside from the upcoming The Marvels, can fans expect Khan’s return for the second season of Ms. Marvel? Thankfully, Vellani has an answer.“It would be fun to see Kamala post-‘The Marvels’ after she’s fought with her idol," Vellani told StyleCaster. “It’s similar to what Spider-Man went through after fighting with the Avengers in ‘Civil War’ and going back to the friendly neighborhood thing.”Tom Holland’s Spider-Man was officially introduced in Captain America: Civil War as a substantial member of Team Iron-Man. Following his debut, Holland went on to his first solo film, Spider-Man: Homecoming, which tells how the youngster hero’s life changed after being entangled with the Avengers.Vellani’s idea seemingly makes sense. Kamala Khan’s future in the MCU was already certain as she is confirmed to return in the upcoming The Marvels, which will see her unite with her on-screen idol Captain Marvel and Monica Rambeau. Whatever happens on Kamala’s next adventure with Danvers and Rambeau, that doesn’t mean that she can no longer continue her own. There were still many uncovered mysteries about Ms. Marvel’s origins, and Marvel Studios could still unravel them in a second seasonFor now, Marvel Studios hasn’t yet announced a second season of Ms. Marvel, but The Marvels had already wrapped up filming and is pushing a July 28, 2023 release date.Meanwhile, all episodes of Ms. Marvel are now available to stream on Disney+.Also read: Iman Vellani ‘Yelled’ at Kevin Feige After Learning About Ms. Marvel’s Jaw-Dropping Retcon
