Disney+ subscribers can enjoy a ton of Marvel Studios material. But of so many Marvel series, only Tom Hiddleston’s Loki has had its season 2 in development, now Tatiana Maslany’s She-Hulk: Attorney at Law can be seen going down the same path.
Season 2’s potential to include meta-human antics is virtually limitless as each episode can naturally introduce new issues via lawsuits.
The finale of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law deviates significantly from what most viewers likely anticipated meta-wise. There were plenty of jokes aimed at the audience, but there were also some surprising hints about the show’s future.
What could season 2 offer?
She Hulk Season 2
As for She Hulk season 2, it would make sense to start throwing mutants into it once they’ve finally been given their own origins in the MCU, given his enthusiasm for the X-Men was at an all-time high. .
There have been earlier reports that She-Hulk will appear in Captain America: New World Order, which also includes The Leader, a character originally introduced in The Incredible Hulk, as the main antagonist. The gamma connection therefore makes sense and is a reasonable theory.
They can use events from the vast comic book stories, like She-Hulk replaces Spider-Man after he chases J. Jonah Jameson and his Daily Bugle for constantly upsetting him.
Bring in Deadpool and let them go bonkers, imagine Wade Wilson and She-Hulk in a Season 2 episode where they’re constantly breaking the fourth wall and going full meta.
When can we see Jen Walters again?
Elle Hulk and Deadpool team up
It would be hard to imagine She-Hulk not being involved in the planned World War Hulk movie.
With or without Season 2, Jennifer Walters will most likely end up on the big screen at some point. Even though KEVIN may have said “No,” it would still be a mistake if she didn’t appear in either Secret Wars or The Kang Dynasty.
