18 Interesting Reactions From Fans After Watching 'Ms. Marvel' Scenes

Elise Feyrer
Jun 13, 2022
Jun 13, 2022

Kamala Khan, a fan favorite, has finally found her way to the small screen with her own Disney+ series, Ms. Marvel, after a lengthy wait. Kamala Khan made history as the first Muslim heroine to headline a Marvel Comics issue when she took up the mantle in her solo comic series in 2014. In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, actress Iman Vellani performs the same thing in 2022.
This list includes only a few of the internet's initial reactions to Ms. Marvel's maiden step into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Below are the 18 interesting reactions from fans after watching Ms. Marvel scenes.

1. This Info

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2. Pretty Excellent

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3. Variety Of Marvel

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4. Super Creative

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5. Watching Your Life On Screen

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From mangodelorean / Tumblr
"Watched the first ep of Ms Marvel tonight and I don’t know how to describe how otherworldly it felt to finally see someone who looks like me in a big production, so I’ll instead just list some South Asian things from Ep1 that were accurate af:

Aunties gossiping
Your mum handing like 4 boxes of food to someone who just dropped by
Older siblings (esp boys) getting more freedom than you, under the excuse that they’re worried about your safety
Everyone watches cricket regardless of who’s playing
If both your arms aren’t like Golden Winter Soldier, are you really wearing bangles?
Parents yell-calling you from downstairs
Impossibly obvious but well-meaning parental guilt
Random Urdu words sprinkled in a conversation
Parents super big on your studies
Any failure is DOOM
People - especially teachers - pronouncing your name incorrectly
PARTIES BAD
Trying to get your parents to agree to something by downplaying it by saying “it’s not like it’s cocaine” but because you merely said the word cocaine it’s like you are, in fact, asking for cocaine
“It’s not that I don’t trust you, I don’t trust other people” - Ancient South Asian Parent Proverb"