Several “Young Avengers” actors have already been created in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a team for Phase 4 or higher, which is quite possible. With multiple threats and unknown villains more dangerous than Thanos just around the corner, new heroes must step up and fill the gap that Tony Stark, Captain America and Black Widow left behind. Avengers: The Finale. Fortunately for the universe, a new cast of young MCU Avengers, aptly named “Young Avengers”, may soon gather in a movie or TV series “Young Avengers”.
The Young Avengers were introduced in 2005 as an amateur vigilante team who sought to live up to the legend of Earth’s Greatest Heroes. At first they are rejected due to lack of experience and a difficult past, but soon they prove their worth as capable heroes. With the help of the resurrected Vision and Iron Guy (the future Kang the Conqueror in the comics) as the founder and leader, the Young Avengers officially begin their career as superheroes.
Despite the fact that the huge number of characters presented in the MCU makes it easy to miss clues about their possible unification, most of the Young Avengers actors have either already been introduced or will soon appear in Phase 4. Some of them have already appeared in previous games as minor characters, others have been mentioned, and some even have have your own Disney+ shows or on the go. The MCU’s Phase 4 plans don’t seem to include any full-fledged ensemble film for the next few years, but the full MCU “Young Avengers” movie lineup may be completed sooner rather than later with the next heroes.
Kate Bishop (Hawkeye)
The opening part of “Avengers: Finale” shows Clint Barton training his daughter Lila with a bow and arrow. Despite what her new skills may offer, it’s actually unrelated avenger Kate Bishop who adopts the nickname Hawkeye and joins the Young Avengers. Hailee Steinfeld, along with Jeremy Renner, played the main role in the show “Hawkeye” on Disney+ in 2021, based on the famous 2012 issue of the comics “Hawkeye”, in which Clint Barton takes Kate under his wing and trains her to become the next Avenger sniper. Hawkeye introduced (and re-introduced) a host of MCU characters in its six-part run, including Black Widow’s sister Elena Belova, Daredevil’s Kingpin, and Maya Lopez, also known as Echo. Kate Bishop may be busy at the MCU sorting out all these unfinished threads, but she’s also a likely cast member of the Young Avengers if the MCU’s Young Avengers movie ends up being made.
Cassie Lang (status)
Cassie Lang, first played by Abby Ryder Fortson, became a breakthrough character in Ant-Man. Cassie is Scott Lang’s daughter and, first of all, the reason he became a superhero. After Thanos destroyed half of all life in the universe in Avengers: Infinity War, Cassie, now played by Emma Fuhrmann, spent five years without her father, as he became trapped in the Quantum World during the scene after the credits of Ant-Man. and the Wasp.
When Scott Lang escapes from the Quantum world thanks to a very handy rat, the first thing he says to his adult daughter is: “Wow, you are like that… big!”. It’s a tribute to Cassie Lang’s eventual transformation into Rosta, a size-changing superhero who joins the Young Avengers in the comics after Scott’s death. It is confirmed that Catherine Newton will take on the role of Cassie Lang in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantum Mania, where she will probably get some Pym particles for the first time. If a Young Avengers movie or a Disney+ show is released in the near future, it’s likely that Rost will already become a recognized superhero as soon as she joins the team.
Elijah Bradley (Patriot)
Elijah Bradley is one of the founders of the Young Avengers in Comics. He joins Iron Lad even before he gets his own superpowers, which he finally gets after a blood transfusion from his grandfather, super soldier Isaiah Bradley. The MCU introduced Elijah in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, where he met Sam Wilson when the Avenger demanded information from Isaiah about his life story. Elijah Richardson will probably reprise his role as Elijah Bradley in a future movie or TV show, The Young Avengers, where Eli can get his powers just like in the comics. Eli, nicknamed “The Patriot,” could also receive the first Captain America shield by visiting the Smithsonian Institution, which now honors Isaiah Bradley.
Tommy and Billy (Wiccan and Aids)
Thomas Shepard and William Kaplan are the twin children of Scarlet Witch and Vision. In the comics, William is a magic—wielding founding member of the Young Avengers team, known as Wiccan, and Thomas is a speedster recruited by Vision and takes the name Aids. Wiccan and Aids learn about their ancestry at the first meeting and get very close, overcoming personal difficulties.
