She-Hulk: Lawyer has already made some cameo appearances, but according to star Ginger Gonzaga, the show has some cameos that no one will expect. From the first trailer for She-Hulk, no secret was made about some of the MCU stars that would appear in the series, such as Matt Murdock/Daredevil, Wong and Emil Blonsky. However, as the series enters its second half, it looks like there are still some surprise characters to come out of the Marvel Comics pages.
Marvel Studios She-Hulk: Lawyer has been a mixed bag for many fans, some love the fun comedy show and others constantly try to compare it to more serious Marvel fare like Iron Man and the avengers movies. She-Hulk isn’t trying to be another great Marvel epic, as there’s clearly plenty to come in the years to come, and it’s instead delivered another experimental piece of storytelling to the MCU.
while discussing She-Hulk of TVLineGonzaga, who stars in the series as Nikki Ramos, teased that the series is changing how some of Marvel’s heroes and villains are viewed, and fans shouldn’t think that all the surprise appearances have been given away in promotional material. She said:
“The show is definitely changing now to what it looks like when you have little, idiotic super-villains and superheroes that oppose you or need to be represented by you. The thing about working in a superhuman law department is we can represent anyone, so we get cartoon characters who haven’t entered the Marvel universe yet, who you haven’t seen in any of the trailers yet. You get to see the idiocy of the ridiculously cute superheroes having legal issues and whether or not they listen to their lawyers. I’m very excited that people see these guest stars in the comic books.”
She-Hulk has added subtle teasing and details to his episodes
She-Hulk: Lawyer has made the most of the fourth wall and the more meta-elements of the series’ format when it comes to expanding the MCU and leaning on comments and complaints from fans about the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The series has already laid some groundwork in the opening episodes to suggest that there are many “new superheroes coming out of the woodwork”. While this is a throwaway rule, it suggests that there are many heroes who have hidden their non-human tendencies and are only now beginning to reveal themselves. This has been taken by many as a hint to the arrival of the X-Men.
In addition to this possible teasing, a news article seen in the series has all but mentioned Wolverine, which features a story about a man fighting with metal claws during a bar fight, and there could be more than this kind of foreshadowing in the coming episodes. In addition to future teases, the series has also responded to criticism from fans in similar ways, such as referring to the “giant head” sticking out of the ocean in relation to the Eternals finale, which many fans have noted hasn’t been mentioned since MCU- movie.
There are seemingly no limits to the amount of knowing winks and nods that She-Hulk could deliver in the remaining episodes, and even if some fans aren’t quite on board with the series, the show is turning into a veritable gold mine for Easter egg hunters. The first four episodes of She-Hulk: Lawyer are now streaming on Disney+ with new episodes every week.