The new Captain Marvel flyer that launched tonight is full of awesome and badass moments, but there is one bit where the adjective "adorable" is more appropriate. I am, of course, referring to Samuel L. Jackson's Nick Fury cuddling similar to an innocent cat even though on a mission similar to Brie Larson's Carol Danvers. It's a fun moment in what is mostly a dramatic preview, but here is something that may correct your perspicacity in that regard: that's not a cat.
Or at least it won't wind taking place beast a cat assuming that it's the tone we think it is from Captain Marvel comics. even though the furry beast in the flyer is named Goose (clearly a top Gun reference), it's likely that it's the Marvel Cinematic Universe financial credit of Chewie: Carol's pet that, in Kelly Sue DeConnick and Jamie McKelvie's beloved series, is revealed to not be the feline it appears to be, but on the other hand an alien known as a Flerken.
As you may have guessed, Flerkens see exactly similar to cats, but they are unconditionally substitute similar to you start learning details more or less their species. For starters, they lay eggs and possess far-off greater intelligence, but the most engaging thing more or less them is that they contain pocket dimensions inside their mouths. This not unaided allows them to accrual an infinite amount of material, but even allows them to accomplish dimensional travel.
Physically, the huge thing that sets Flerkens apart from cats is that they in addition to have a set of pink tentacles that can emerge similar to it is under attack:
One can imagine that Nick Fury would be less sideways to pet Goose in that form.
In the comics, Carol Danvers is initially unaware of her pet's authentic identity for the longest grow old (Chewie was first introduced in 2006), but she made some discoveries in 2014 even though teaming similar to the Guardians of the Galaxy. Specifically there is a bit of a freakout session that occurs similar to the little beast is introduced to Rocket Raccoon. The gun-loving alien snappishly recognizes Chewie for what he is, as you can see in the panels below, and he's not exactly thrilled by the idea of sharing freshen similar to it.
Carol initially denied that Rocket was right more or less her pet, believing him to be mistaken, but she discovered that she made a mistake a few issues progressive similar to her Flerken laid a grand sum of 117 eggs. Obviously that's not truly something that cats do.
This is all speculation for now, as we can't be clear that the Captain Marvel movie will adjust this element from the comics... but it would be a shame if it didn't. Not unaided will it be a fun shock for those who know nothing more or less the source material (or at least don't edit movie websites), but it will be a genuine treat just to see this idea brought to enthusiasm in live-action. Plus, who doesn't want to see Nick Fury unconditionally freak out similar to he learns what it truly is?
The Flerken question is one that ultimately probably won't be answered in the Captain Marvel trailers, but the fine news is that we don't have much longer to wait past we get the reply on the huge screen. The 21st Marvel Cinematic Universe movie is now just a few months away from release, set to hit theaters on March 8, 2019. That beast said, we will unconditionally be keeping our eye out for more clues, appropriately stay tuned!
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