The Marvel Cinematic Universe has completed its reconstruction and is now ready to dive into The Multiverse Saga and the numerous threats that may arise as a result of it. However, by the end of Phase Six, Avengers: Secret Wars may have permanently altered the MCU. However, there is a greater concern of what might happen next. The possibilities, though, maybe limitless given the abundance of characters.
One alternative, especially after the events of Secret Wars, would be the most apparent growth for a team like the Avengers. With a potentially vast number of heroes and villains associated with the future film, the universe’s environment following the end of Phase Six might be unlike anything seen before. As a result, a new approach to saving lives would be required. Instead of being reactive, the Avengers would need to be proactive by establishing a school for future heroes.
Avengers Academy: Things to know
Avengers Academy is a comic-book spinoff of Marvel’s hugely popular Avengers franchise. Avengers Academy is a school for young and aspiring superhumans, similar to the X-Mansion from the X-Men. Established during the ‘Heroic Age,’ it distinguished itself from the other Avengers series by incorporating a significant number of new characters (the students) and some minor existing characters (the staff).
Fortunately, the MCU has many other heroes who could step into Pym’s footsteps and show a new generation of heroes what it takes to safeguard the planet from harm in whatever form. Even better, with so many official Avengers still active, they might offer lessons on their own time or even lead missions to acquaint the new heroes with patrols and threats. Essentially, an academy may widen the characters’ and franchises’ horizons.
Avengers Academy is the perfect beginning after Secret Wars
At this stage, The Avengers would have had six movies to help them shape, change, and establish themselves. They used to exist only as a response team to threats that no single person could manage, but it’s become evident that even if there were no imminent threats, the world would still need them. However, establishing an academy would not indicate the end of the Avengers. In reality, it would just be the team’s next logical step.
As young heroes emerge, mentors such as Bruce Banner and Clint Barton will be needed to guide them in safeguarding innocents and themselves. Furthermore, with so many individuals possessing skills, it would be nice to have someone who could assist them in dealing with the emotional consequences of these abilities.
The Avengers Academy, whether as a show or a film, would be a terrific method for young heroes to help integrate into the MCU without forcing established team members to retire until the next big danger. We could also get the Young Avengers, many of whose members have already been introduced in the MCU lately, as the first batch of the academy.
