“Get She-Hulk out of this conversation”: Oscar Isaac’s Moon Knight and She-Hulk Sequel News Cause Massive Outrage Among Marvel Fans

Fans have taken to social media to champion Moon Knight over She-Hulk as more deserving of the second season.

"Get She-Hulk out of this conversation": Oscar Isaac's Moon Knight and She-Hulk Sequel News Cause Massive Outrage Among Marvel Fans

SUMMARY

  • The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been facing struggles recently, trying to balance creative vision, fan satisfaction, and brand identity.
  • Fans seem to prefer Moon Knight over She-Hulk, with many expressing their excitement for a potential second season of Moon Knight and their lack of enthusiasm for She-Hulk.
  • Fans have criticized She-Hulk for its CGI and writing, while praising Moon Knight for delivering more enjoyable content.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been struggling a little in the past few years. What was once an untouchable brand that delivered hit after hit effortlessly, is stuck toeing the line between creative vision, pleasing the fans, and retaining its brand identity.

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Oscar Isaac in and as Moon Knight
Oscar Isaac in and as Moon Knight

The second season for both Moon Knight and She-Hulk is allegedly in development, and fans have made their opinions on the two characters known. The vibe in general seems to be favoring Moon Knight, given how well Oscar Isaac was received as the character, while there is a vehement lack of excitement for She-Hulk, bordering on dislike.

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Fans want more Moon Knight, no She-Hulk

She-Hulk
She-Hulk

Fans have taken to social media to react to the rumor, focusing on the fact that would rather enjoy more Moon Knight content than have pump resources into a She-hulk continuation. Moon Knight reportedly delivered more content for fans to enjoy, and She-Hulk, despite introducing Daredevil into the MCU, was largely panned by fans for its CGI and bad writing.

The fan reaction to Moon Knight still does not fail to point out issues with the show, but from the fan’s perspectives, these issues eclipse the problems that She-Hulk has with narrative, pacing, and CGI, something that has left a bad taste in the mouth of a number of fans.

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Here is what Moon Knight Season 2 could look like.

Oscar Isaac as Moon Knight in a still from Moon Knight (2022)

If the rumors are true that Moon Knight is receiving a second season, the first season has set up quite a lot that Marc and Stephen might follow up on. For starters, Marc and Stephen are still largely unaware of the Jake Lockely aspect of their personality, still bound to the service of Khonshu, who released the other 2 members of the system from servitude after they brought Arthur Harrow to justice and sealed Ammit.

Further, there have been a lot of aspects introduced in Marvel Comics and the MCU that may make an appearance in the series. Werewolf by Night would be a great addition to the next season, given that Moon Knight first appeared as an antagonist for the monster in the pages of Marvel Comics. Another character that could be a great addition to Moon Knight Season 2, would be Hunter’s Moon, the second servant of Khonshu who takes the worship of the god much more seriously.

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With a passion for writing fiction and non fiction content, Anuraag is a Media Science graduate with 2 year's experience with Marketing and Content, with 3 published poetry anthologies. Anuraag holds a Bacherlor's degree in Arts with a focus on Communication and Media Studies.