Inhumans

Okay.

And in that one instance, because of how strong Inhumans were at the time, I became an Inhumans main for a bit.

Yes, yep.

I remember that.

I'm not really quite sure what else to tinker around with casually, but...

I mean, the Inhumans will always be the safe space that I run back to, but I'm trying to find some different stuff to port myself into.

They'll

always be there for you.

I think I agree with you on that,

yes.

I think that he has some very serious slam dunk potential in Inhumans.

This dude slaps.

It all just kind of blends together, honestly.

Well, I think part of the reason for that is, I mean, the second half of the season, for sure, we kind of have been talking about the whole Inhumans storyline, right? And, of course, we've commented a little bit about how, you know, it's kind of the...

The they're doing the mutants concept without being able to do mutants and stuff.

I believe it was you and Ellsworth and I kind of talked heavily about that.

But that continued all the way through, you know, through a lot of season two.

There we go.

That's another, that's another, I mean, obviously that led into the Inhumans, but that, that was another storyline, you know, in season two amongst the, you know, the several that we've already listed.

Well, that, that's a, that's a Kree tie in though.

Come on MCU Kang, take note of this.

Did you know Kang once made Black Bolt forfeit all claims to his son Ahura so that Kang himself could raise him as his own personal Inhumans assassin? See, this is why we never should have cancelled Inhumans.

Yes, yes, yes.

If you remember, there was a point where the Inhumans released the Terrigen Mists across Earth.

You remember that? Okay.

So during that period, one of the people who got caught in the Terrigen mists is this kid named Ulysses.

he uh the inhumans pick him up because you know they're going around kind of gathering up inhumans that are that are uh that are transformed by the terrigen mists so they gather up ulysses they're like hey we're gonna take you in we're gonna teach you how to use your powers we're gonna teach you all this shit

So flash forward a few months later

now, he is with the Inhumans, he's part of their Inhumans team, and it kind of jumps into, and I should mention too, it was written by Brian Michael Bendis, who's a pretty well-regarded Marvel writer for a

long time.

there's always going to be counterplay to something in the game, right? Like, you know, the poison bubbles with like Omega Red and stuff are really good unless you play into Sentinels or...

Inhumans.

Inhumans.

Yep.

Right?

Jubilation Lee and Jubilee is the same thing as Black Gar Bolt Gone.

It's not the same thing.

How is it not? And how dare you speak ill of the sovereign ruler of the Inhumans? And you're making fun of the name of an Asian American? Dude, your racism, it's just painful.

I, yeah, sounds right to me.

I, I don't know as much about, like, the Inhuman side of things.

I, you know, we've talked about this dozens of times it feels like, but the In- Inhuman side of things never really interested me too much to-

Well, I don't know.

I don't know

... look further into

Maybe, maybe she is and I just don't know.

I don't know if she's Inhuman in the, in the comics, but like I said, I just know that she-