This post contains spoilers For Marvel Zombie's Season 1 final.

By the time the first season of Marvel Zombie approached close, the creatures that seem to limbs, which were once some of the strongest heroes on Earth, spent most of their home planet, leaving every hope for humanity seemingly dead and buried. After a failed attempt to protect the infinite stone-insignificant Hulk, what remained of the show's human heroes still did their best to fight the good fight, but were not a match against the army of pigeons and a zombie witch he was leading. Under the options, one hero was forced to make a difficult call, which in turn caused the planet to return to a far healthier state in which no one was mixed with unprepared shoes and pieces of teeth. Well, at least, that's what appeared to happen at the beginning.

Yes, as much as the earth seemed to be sent to the time before the zombie virus, there was also a look at a very dark present, in return to lay the basis for the second season of Marvel Zombie. But only what would the next chapter in this undead look like? And who is even alive to bring things back on the way they were at this point? Well, we hate being carriers of bad news, but the number of heroes without zombie bite marks has dropped significantly to the moment the season 1 ends, suggesting that the next battle with the zombined Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen) - aka the red queen - will be even tighter. Quite frankly, it will take a miracle (or maybe just a miracle) to save this angle of the multivision.

Then, when she seemed to be lost, and the zombie robbers overcame her superhero friends, Kamala Khan (Iman Velani) finally surrendered to Wanda Maximof in the hope of bringing humanity back from the edge of the disaster. In an almost "wizard of Oz" as a wake-up call, Mrs. Marvel then woke up to find her family safe and sound, with Riri Williams (Dominique Thorn) and Kate Bishop (Haile Steinfeld) ready to take her the day. It all felt too good to be true ... Because it was, much about Kamala's terror.

Surely, the veneer of normal life soon began to break, and Kamala could see fragments of the world of the unwanted world he thought would leave behind. More than that, she saw another version of Riri (the one left behind in the first episode of the show), begged her to wake up while surrounded by zombies. The whole situation remembers The dark contract Ironelic Heart that made on your own showexcept with far greater and more frightening consequences. Then, it is appropriate that these two appear to be the only heroes who are still alive after the climate battle of season 1 between the living and the undead. But can they set things up on their own and finally put the red witch on this universe in the country for good? It is difficult to say, especially, especially since the story in Marvel Zombie has so far been played significantly different from that in the animated series of comics, source material.

"Marvel Zombie" marks our second trip to this animated, zombie-oriented part of the multivisional (monitoring "what if ...? Episode" what if ... zombies? Cage, Spiderman and Wolverine were applied with power cosmic And he got into the outside space in search of undeniable worlds to nibble.

For the time being, however, the Marvel Zombie TV series will stay on Earth thanks to the quarantine organized by a new Corp, which are fully aware of the planet and its inhabitants ... well, a little below the weather and they should probably stay right where they are. Even so, there are several elements and characters from comics that could resort to the future seasons of the show, especially when it comes to some of the more pronounced heroes who finish Undead at some point.

Although there is still no word on whether we will hear the famous Marvel Zombie again, the second season of the show can potentially bring other heroes to the mix to fight Undead along with Kamala (assuming she can return to her not so pleasant reality). If Season 2 occurs after the events of "Avengers: Doomsday", Ms Marvel may even get the help of a fantastic four, similar to what happened in the original comics. Let's not forget about the likes of Shaulk, Daredeville, Pansir and maybe even Essesus, all of whom would probably like to quarrel for the world that goes in hell in the hand basket. (With Kristen Ritter returns as Essesica in "Daredevil: Born" Season 2could now be the perfect time and the character to animate.)

In addition, with mutants entering MCU late (including a storm, which has already appeared in "What if ...? And, talking about the underworld, is it possible for Mephisto himself to enter, should things go out of hand? Or what about Loki?

As it stands, everything we really need to continue where Viktor von Dum (Robert Downey Runior) is in either rumors or extremely vague photos. What we can confirm, however, is, thanks to End of "Fantastic Four: First Steps", We know that he will jump between reality to cause some chaos. Now, although we are not alone specialists for traveling with dimension, it seems quite credible that DOOM could take the wrong twist and find in the world of Undead seen in "Marvel Zombie". There is also a chance that one or more of the show's rockers could become a threat to any plans that Latveria's fearless leader.

In any case, with Marvel's Doom Rapping Multiverse, new events of Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars could have an impact on other dimensions, including the setting of Marvel Zombies. After all, we have already seen unwanted Steven strangely appeared on MCU's live side (namely, in "Doctor Strange in the multivolus of madness"), so there is nothing to prevent other characters from getting frighteningly animated rearrangement. In any case, there are even more heroes - and villains - who could find their way to the zombie menu, if and when the show returns. So, here's to hope that Mrs. Marvel can return to the right track and collect a team to download the red queen once and for all (preferably without none of them to impose on the zombie on the road.)

Season 1 of Marvel Zombie is now moving to Disney+.