The Kree might be the ones who awaken Captain Marvel’s powers, but they’re not the good guys here. Because of their conflict, the Skrulls had to change their entire ethos and became a violent race of warriors. Some fans might be surprised to learn that the Kree were actually the ones who ignited the fight by attacking the originally peaceful Skrulls first. It’s worth knowing that the Kree have experimented on humans before, which is where the Inhumans come from…Ī huge storyline in the comics that Captain Marvel is seemingly adapting is the ‘Kree-Skrull War’ – it’s quite self-explanatory really. The ‘pink’ skinned Kree resemble humans more closely but happen to be more durable than their blue-counterparts. They’re seen as the upper class in Kree society. There are two racial groups in the Empire, the ‘True’ Kree are the blue-skinned members that we’re so familiar with in the films and even in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. He’ll also be joined by Djimon Hounsou’s Korath, another Kree soldier. Interestingly Ronan will return in Captain Marvel, which is set in the 1990s, before his radicalization. It introduced us to Ronan the Accuser, played by Lee Pace – who had turned into a terrorist after disagreeing with how the Kree Empire’s peace treaty with the Nova Corps. With an equally sprawling comics history, the Kree have had a firm footing in the MCU since 2014’s Guardians of the Galaxy.
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Once The Eternals movie starts production, it wouldn’t be surprising to see the Skrulls make another appearance in the MCU. The Deviants were the only ones left after a war with the Primes, and were similar to the Skrulls we’ll see in Captain Marvel. Billions of years ago, the Celestials began experimenting with reptilian life, which created three versions of the shapeshifters the Deviant Skrulls, the Prime Skrulls, and the Eternal Skrulls.
Interestingly, the Skrulls appearance could be a precursor to another project in the MCU pipeline The Eternals. Using the Skrulls in the MCU doesn’t necessarily mean that Kevin Feige is eyeing up ‘Secret Invasion’… But it’s hard not to wonder whether someone in the Avengers isn’t who they say they are. They were embedded so deeply, that some of them didn’t even realize they were a spy. During the ‘Secret Invasion’ comics event in 2008, the Skrull Empire nearly managed to overthrow Earth by integrating Skrulls in every level of every infrastructure possible on the planet. Some Skrulls can absorb the powers of a person they’re imitating, which means that they can even infiltrate the ranks of superpowered teams. They’re a particularly violent race, with various Emperors and Queens starting wars with entire star-systems, planets and also other Empires. Although you’d be forgiven for mixing them up with the Green Goblin costume, there are a few similarities in their looks! They’re pretty recognizable, with their scaly green skin, pointy ears, and purple outfits. They’ve been causing havoc in the Marvel universe since 1962 when they were introduced during Fantastic Four #2. The Skrulls are a race of shape-shifters who can change their appearance at will and use their abilities to integrate themselves into a society and turn it upside down. No, Carol Danvers didn’t punch an old lady in the face. There are two key races (that we know of in Captain Marvel, so let’s break them down. Eagle-eyed fans will already be able to spot the seeds for stories like ‘Secret Invasion’ in the promotional footage.
Luckily for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there are plenty of species in the comics all with extensive histories and fascinating story arcs. After all, it wouldn’t be much of a galactic adventure if there weren’t other alien races involved somehow. With Captain Marvel flying into theaters, it’s only fitting that we take a look at some of the other cosmic characters who will make an appearance alongside Carol Danvers.
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