Chinese Universe Marvel was capable of two things from late: Creating post-credit scenes that never pay off and developing the original Disney+ original that basically function as long ACT breaks. Of course, something like "Wanduvas" is not really borrowed in the second season (serving more as a predecessor of "Dr. Strange in the Multiversity of Madness"), but "Hokiki" has a real potential to become more.

The first season is established by Clint Burton (Ereeremi Renner) as a mentoring figure of Kate Bishop (Haile Steinfeld) because he avoids the consequences of his actions in "Avengers: Endgame" by killing so many people involved in the criminal underground. Completion of Hokiki Season 1 Clint seems to focus more on her family, allowing Kate to take over Hokiki's foam forward. The show can certainly climb Season 2, however, perhaps with Renner in a more accompanying role. However, it seemed unlikely to happen in the wake of previous releases of the actor with Marvel during salary negotiations.

Indeed, earlier this year, Renner said the reason why the Hokiki 2 season had not happened yet is because Marvel offered him less money than he did in season 1, which he took a special offense to follow his infamous snowball accident and almost death in 2023. "Takee takes me twice as much work in half of the amount of money, and eight months of my time, in essence, to do it for half the amount," as the actor put. It definitely made it look like another season of "Hokiki" will be lost on the gap, but now Renner gives a more optimistic forecast for the potential future of the show.

We all have to be so grateful Jerie Renner is still with us, no matter what his future brings to MCC. After his accident, he had to recover from over 30 broken bones, pierced pulmonary and damage to the eye socket. It was a trip hook, but he sounded optimistic in a recent interview for EmpireHe even praised his time as a superhero with a bow and arrow, stating: "I love all those guys, I love the character."

As for Hokiki, who has a place in "Avengers: Home?" It may be a little too much to ask - though, Given the scenario "Doomsday" is still being writtenEverything is possible. But despite Renner's previous comments, Season 2 "Hakiki" can still be in the cards, with the actor telling the Empire:

"I'm sure we'll end up doing season 2 and do other things. And I'm happy to do it. My body is getting ready for that. I don't know if anyone wants to see me in tights, but my body will look good in the tights."

Although it sounds like Renner has previously hesitated to move on with the 2nd "Hakiki" season, due to salaries, maybe Marvel will be more ready to give him extra money now when he called the company publicly. If nothing else, it sounds like the actor plays to show the world how much he withdrew from his misfortune and then some, adding that he is "more than 150 percent of what I had before the incident". To be sure, the "Hakiki" 2nd season advancing to Disney+ would be a huge victory for Renner, and we personally would like to see Kate Bishop again (especially since Marvel seems to be pleased with time with the "Young Avengers" project).

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