Captain Marvel Super Bowl Trailer Breakdown: 10 Things You Need To See
2. Starforce Assembled
Marvel Studios
Starforce are the Kree military's foremost elite operatives, but we've actually seen fairly little of them so far.
Among their members in the film include Korath (Djimon Hounsou), Minn-Erva (Gemma Chan), Att-Lass (Algenis Perez Soto) and of course the aforementioned Yon-Rogg and Captain Marvel. We've seen them in a few different contexts throughout Captain Marvel's trailers, but one worth mentioning in particular seemingly revolves around the group on an operation.
In it, we can see Carol sport her famous mohawk look while underwater, while the rest of the team stand at the entrance to a cave and fire towards something off-camera.
Could this be the first time we meet the team in the film? Only time will tell, but in terms of setting the ball rolling and illustrating the kind of power the group can boast, this would be a pretty great way of doing so.
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