She-Hulk Showrunner Says Final Cameo Was all Kevin Feige

It would be an understatement to suggest that "She-Hulk: Attorney At Law" concluded on a shocking note. Marvel's third acts and finales can be quite hit-or-miss, frequently evolving into a muddled CGI spectacle that neglects the film's emotional foundation. It therefore seemed like this series would be no exception when She-Hulk, Titania, the Abomination, and even the Hulk himself found themselves preparing for combat; but, the writers abruptly veered off that intended course and into the unexpected. We were effectively blown away by "She-Hulk," which instead of giving us the same old thing we've seen a million times over, gave Jennifer Walters (Tatiana Maslany) entire control over her plot. Jen charging into her own writer's room provided a wonderful opportunity for the people in charge to make fun of every element of the Marvel formula. And the enjoyment didn't end when she attacked the studio. What else constitutes a cornerstone of the Marvel formula besides the big villain reveal and the dramatic climactic battle? teasing an interesting cameo in a future project. While "She-Hulk" clearly fulfils that promise, it does so differently than we would have anticipated. Instead of pausing for a major character development or an explanation of intricate backstory, She-Hulk gives its very special guest only around four seconds of screen time before swiftly turning back to the main attraction. Jen returns to her programme to use a lawsuit to defeat her enemy after destroying the fourth wall and devising a fix-it plan for the finale. A family dinner in the style of "Fast and Furious" is held to celebrate with Daredevil as a special guest star. Speaking of special guests, this is also the point at which Bruce Banner, who had previously vanished on a Sakaarian vessel, rejoins the narrative. Having returned from his strange excursion, Bruce is joined by Skaar, who made a significant cameo appearance in the dramatic finale. Since Skaar is The Hulk's offspring, his introduction is significant. His appearance might portend a variety of potential impending Hulk endeavours, as comic book readers are aware. Jen, however, quickly shifts the focus back to her life and carries on as if nothing had happened. Where did this amusing cameo come from, then? Kevin Feige is the man in charge at Marvel Studios, much like his (supposedly) fictitious AI counterpart. According to "She-Hulk" creator and chief writer Jessica Gao, Feige chose Skaar over a major finale cameo that the crew had long contemplated.