In my opinion, the reason behind the colossal success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has something to do with the franchise not relying on just one character or superteam. As we've seen through the years, the Marvel universe is constantly evolving or "expanding" if you will, and having it revolve around the same set of heroes alone could end up being disastrous.
Besides the Earth's Mightiest Heroes, we've seen other superteams like the Guardians of the Galaxy become key players in the MCU while other notable characters like the Eternals, Fantastic 4, and X-Men are also set to join the franchise in the future.
However, fans have been dying to see one team officially join the franchise and that is The Defenders. Currently, the rights to some of the characters still belong to Netflix but over the last couple of months, heroes like Daredevil and Jessica Jones have returned home to Marvel and it gave fans renewed hope that we'll get to see them in the MCU soon.
Of course, Ritter expressing her approval of Feige's statement doesn't really say much but you know what they say, you can never say never. Honestly, if Marvel Studios really knew what's best for their billion-dollar franchise, they should just rehire everyone from the Netflix shows and bring them in. I guess we'll just have to wait and see what happens next.
Meanwhile, The Defenders is available on Netflix.
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