Well, that would have some basis in the comics .I'm picturing MJ's face being obscured every time she shows up.
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Well, that would have some basis in the comics .I'm picturing MJ's face being obscured every time she shows up.
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Maybe she could be the Hobie Brown of this series ?They could always keep MJ in that mascot suit from "Venom". Then after the show ends the crew would joke they were about to show her face if the show had another season.
Given how much Marvel Animation has struggled to keep a consistent or meaningful continuity even with their old shows, I'm not sure how I would feel about them rebooting and trying again with the FF and X-Men in tow .If it's true, think I know why they're ending their run of shows. I'm betting that this series isn't one that will be cancelled, but rather the other ones will be, so they could make a new "Marvel Animation Universe"/MAU. They've already established The Avengers as being a part of this world, and since Marvel now has Fantastic 4, and X-Men, they could possibly include those guys for marketing purposes. Heck, if anything this could mean a much larger MAU. Seeing as how they have no problem telling solo-based stories, seeing another Hulk solo series with occasional team-ups like on here would be nice
With Dan Slott as a story consultant, I wouldn't expect Mary Jane to have a major role even if she did appear .With Joe Quesada involved, I doubt Mary will show up anytime soon.
Given how much Marvel Animation has struggled to keep a consistent or meaningful continuity even with their old shows, I'm not sure how I would feel about them rebooting and trying again with the FF and X-Men in tow .
With Dan Slott as a story consultant, I wouldn't expect Mary Jane to have a major role even if she did appear .
I don't think Marvel dislikes Mary Jane. They just want to push Gwen more, much like Peter Parker always stays a teenager/young adult in live action and animation since that's the iMage they want to push.Man is it me, or does Marvel really just dislike Mary Jane Watson?!
I think the reason Gwen is so prominent here is more because of her Superhero identity and less because of her traditional relationship to Peter.I don't think Marvel dislikes Mary Jane. They just want to push Gwen more, much like Peter Parker always stays a teenager/young adult in live action and animation since that's the iMage they want to push.
When they can market her as a Superhero? Probably not.So Gwen dying is most likely not going to be a thing ever again.
I don't think Marvel dislikes Mary Jane. They just want to push Gwen more, much like Peter Parker always stays a teenager/young adult in live action and animation since that's the iMage they want to push.
When they can market her as a Superhero? Probably not.
I think the only chance there was to see Gwen's death in animation was in Spectacular, and only for the college era direct-to-DVD movies Weisman was planning to do.
Given Marvel seems to be pushing "Ghost Spider" for Gwen's Superhero codename I wouldn't be surprised if they work that in here.While it would mean changing her costume Gwen can claim she lost her powers after the whole spider Island thing and then use the Spider Woman name. Using her costume as Spider Gwen is a problem but the Spider Virus is a good cover.
I think the only chance there was to see Gwen's death in animation was in Spectacular, and only for the college era direct-to-DVD movies Weisman was planning to do.
I don't think he planned to kill her off in the actual TV show, but from interviews it seemed like the plan was to save that for the college-era direct-to-DVD movies where they would've been able to get away with it.I read on tv tropes that, even if the show wasn't cancelled, he apparently had no plans to kill her off.