9 Marvel TV Superheroes Who Could Join the MCU

Daisy Johnson’s Quake Could Officially Bring Inhumans Into The MCU

Marvel Television's superhero shows have brought forth a diverse array of compelling characters, and among them is Daisy Johnson, also known as Quake. This powerful Inhuman, portrayed by Chloe Bennet, played a significant role in Agents of SHIELD, introducing audiences to the intriguing world of Inhumans. With her seismic abilities and strong character development, Daisy Johnson has the potential to officially usher the Inhumans into the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).

Chloe Bennet's Daisy Johnson in Agents of SHIELD

Daisy Johnson's journey from Skye to Quake was a captivating evolution that captivated fans and showcased her growth as a character. Her transformation and pivotal role in the Inhuman narrative within the series have set the stage for her potential integration into the MCU, where her presence could have far-reaching implications for the future of Marvel's on-screen heroes and storylines.

Daisy Johnson as vigilante Quake in Agents of SHIELD

Elena Rodriguez’s Yo Yo Is A Powerful Figure In Agents Of SHEILD’s New Organization

Another compelling character from Agents of SHIELD is Elena Rodriguez, also known as Yo Yo. Portrayed by Natalia Cordova-Buckley, Yo Yo's character brought depth to the narrative and expanded the mythos of Inhumans. Her involvement in developing Marvel Television's Secret Warriors team presents a compelling opportunity for her to become a significant addition to the MCU, should the Inhumans be officially integrated into its canon.

Yo Yo using her Inhuman power in Agents of SHIELD

The potential return of Quake and other Inhumans to the MCU's canon could pave the way for Yo Yo to reprise her role as a high-ranking figure in the new organization. However, while the actress has indicated her tenure as a superhero may have concluded, the impact of Yo Yo's character and her potential future in the MCU remains an intriguing prospect for fans and storytellers alike.

Bobbi Morse as Mockingbird in Agents of SHIELD

Bobbi Morse’s Mockingbird Could Confuse The MCU’s Hawkeye Reveal

The character of Bobbi Morse, also known as Mockingbird, portrayed by Adrianne Palicki, brought a formidable presence to Agents of SHIELD. Her role as a skilled agent and her significance within Phil Coulson's team established her as a compelling and capable hero, akin to Natasha Romanoff's Black Widow. While her departure from the series may suggest her absence from the MCU's future, the potential for her character to intersect with the narrative of Hawkeye in the MCU remains an intriguing possibility.

The parallel between Bobbi Morse and Laura Barton, portrayed by Linda Cardellini, adds an extra layer of complexity to the potential integration of Mockingbird into the MCU. While the specifics of her return may be uncertain, the impact of her character and the potential connections to key MCU narratives make her a character worth considering for future storytelling endeavors.

Ghost Rider Has Been Rumored For The MCU

The rumors of Ghost Rider's arrival in the MCU have sparked excitement among fans, with speculation pointing to the possibility of Gabriel Luna's portrayal of Robbie Reyes making a return. The popularity of Luna's iteration of the character in Agents of SHIELD has fueled anticipation for the character's potential inclusion in the MCU, alongside other rumored actors who may take on the role.

Ghost Rider's flaming skull in Agents of SHIELD

The connections between Ghost Rider and other members of Marvel Comics' Midnight Sons team, including Werewolf by Night, Man-Thing, Moon Knight, and Blade, further emphasize the potential impact of Ghost Rider's arrival in the MCU. The character's rumored return, whether through Luna or another actor, presents an intriguing opportunity to expand the supernatural landscape of the MCU and introduce a beloved antihero to new audiences.

Deathlok In MCU Canon Would Introduce A Powerful New Hero

J. August Richards' portrayal of Mike Peterson, also known as Deathlok, evolved from a villain to a powerful ally in Agents of SHIELD, showcasing the character's potential to make a significant impact in the MCU. The integration of Deathlok into the MCU's official canon could introduce a compelling new hero with advanced technological abilities, aligning with Marvel Studios' focus on technology-driven narratives in projects such as Ironheart and Armor Wars.

Mike Peterson's Deathlok became a hero in Agents of SHIELD

With the character's rich history and the potential for new iterations of the villain-turned-hero to emerge, the prospect of Deathlok's inclusion in the MCU presents an exciting opportunity to diversify the roster of heroes and explore the intersection of technology and heroism in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Cloak & Dagger Have Connections To Prominent MCU Heroes In Marvel Comics

The superpowered duo of Tyrone Johnson, also known as Cloak, and Tandy Bowen, also known as Dagger, from Marvel Television's Cloak & Dagger series, have the potential to bring their unique abilities and compelling narratives to the MCU. As street-level heroes with connections to prominent figures in Marvel Comics, including Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, and the X-Men, Cloak and Dagger's integration into the MCU's canon could open up new storytelling avenues and expand the universe of interconnected heroes and villains.

Cloak and Dagger as young heroes in Marvel Television series

The cancellation of Cloak & Dagger's series may have left fans wanting more, but the potential for the duo to join the MCU presents an exciting opportunity to explore their interactions with established MCU characters and delve into their rich history as street-level heroes with ties to powerful figures in the Marvel universe.

The Runaways Could Team Up With The MCU’s Young Avengers

Marvel Television's Runaways, comprising Alex Wilder, Nico Minoru, Karolina Dean, Gertrude Yorkes, Chase Stein, and Molly Hayes Hernandez, presented a compelling team of young heroes whose potential integration into the MCU could align with the emergence of the Young Avengers. With the focus on younger superheroes in Marvel Studios' projects, the inclusion of the Runaways in the MCU could pave the way for exciting team-ups and new narratives that explore the dynamics of youthful heroism within the larger Marvel universe.

Runaways team in Marvel Television series

The unresolved fate of the Runaways at the conclusion of their series leaves ample room for their potential entry into the MCU, offering the opportunity to address lingering questions and introduce these six young heroes into the rich tapestry of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Marvel Studios Could Develop A Much Stronger Inhumans Project

While Marvel Television's Inhumans series faced challenges and received a mixed reception, the potential for Marvel Studios to reimagine and develop a much stronger Inhumans project for the MCU remains an intriguing prospect. With Anson Mount already reprising his role as Black Bolt in the MCU, the groundwork for a more impactful and meaningful Inhuman-centric storyline has been laid, offering the opportunity to reintroduce the Inhumans in a way that aligns with the grandeur of the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Inhuman Medusa with prehensile hair in Inhumans series

The rich lore and potential for compelling narratives within the Inhumans' world present an exciting avenue for Marvel Studios to explore, providing new dimensions to the superhero landscape and offering audiences a fresh perspective on these enigmatic characters within the MCU.

Daimon & Ana Helstrom’s MCU Debuts Would Support Major Villain Rumors

The dark and compelling narrative of Daimon and Ana Helstrom, as portrayed by Tom Austen and Sydney Lemmon, offers the potential for their integration into the MCU's continuity. The enigmatic nature of the Helstrom siblings and their connection to rumors of the demon Mephisto's debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe presents an intriguing opportunity to introduce these complex characters and support the development of significant villainous storylines within the MCU.

Daimon and Ana Helstrom in Marvel Television Helstrom series

While the reception to the Helstrom series may have been mixed, the potential for Daimon and Ana Helstrom to become part of the MCU's canon and contribute to the unfolding narrative of villainy and supernatural intrigue offers a fresh and captivating perspective for the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.