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Marvel Studios has been introducing many new characters into the cinematic universe followed by the events ofEndgame. With the expanding universe, fans have been expecting to see more of a new character, Man-Thing in the upcoming series or movies. The character has been teased in multiple MCU projects. The creature was last seen in the Disney+ special showWerewolf by Night.The Halloween special introduced the monsters and monster hunters to the MCU.
Followed by the special appearance in the Disney+ show, fans have been curious about these characters’ future in the MCU. In the show, the creature survives the hunt and regains his freedom. And followed by huge fan demand the studio may have finally decided to develop a special series on the creature as well.
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Marvel Reportedly Developing a Man-Thin Special
Man-Thing has been teased so many times in the MCU. The character was teased in the first season ofAgents of S.H.I.E.L.Dand was later assumed to be a part ofThor: Ragnarok.Although he does not have a physical appearance in the film, his statue was seen for a brief moment.
Not many details about theMan-Thingproject are available, but it is expected to explore the origin of the swamp monster. In comics, Dr. Ted Sallis turns into the creature after he injects himself with the super soldier serum he has been developing. However, things, do not go as planned after he crashes his car in the Florida Everglades.
The serum combines with the swamp to turn him into a monster with superpowers like size alteration, teleportation, fear empowerment, and plant manipulation. Followed by the reactions and reviews forWerewolf by Night, the studio has been planning to develop more such special presentations.
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After his special appearances in the MCU, fans were convinced that they would soon see Theodore Sallis officially joining the MCU. However, the creature only had a sort of appearance in the Disney+ special. But now there are rumors that the studio is working on aMan-Thingspecial.
Kevin Feigehas also said that the world they introduced with the special series has become quite important to the future of the MCU. This could probably mean that these characters will surely have a bigger part to play in the MCU. For now, it is believed that the studio is planning another Halloween special with Man-Thing.
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Where Would Man-Thing Next Appear in the MCU?
Werewolf by Nightdirector Michael Giacchino has said that with the special he just wanted to tell the story of one night in these characters’ life. And that was the reason there were no major MCU cameos in it. Giacchino also shared that he did try to fit in characters like Blade or Moon Knight in the series, but it did not fit with his vision.
However, Marvel Studios executive producer Brian Gay confirmed that Jack Russell and Man-Thing will have more appearances in the MCU. He said there are having discussions about where they can appear next.
These characters will most likely appear in another supernatural MCU series or movie. Considering this, fans may get to see them in the second season ofMoon Knightor the upcoming filmBlade. It is also believed that the character would also join the battle against Kang the Conqueror inKang DynastyandSecret Wars.
Werewolf by Nightis available to stream on Disney+.
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Laxmi Rajput is a Senior Writer at FandomWire, with over 3,300 articles published covering film, TV, and pop culture. With a degree in Broadcast Journalism and over three years of experience in content writing, she pivoted to entertainment journalism because let’s be honest, superheroes, sitcoms, and Netflix binges are way more fun. Laxmi frequently covers Marvel, Harry Potter, Star Wars, and popular TV shows, offering both fan-first enthusiasm and thoughtful analysis. Her work often dives into Marvel theories, revisits the genius of The Big Bang Theory, or unpacks the Netflix phenomenon of Stranger Things.
