Marvel Future Avengers facts for kids

Marvel Future Avengers
Key visual for the first season by character designer Takahiro Umehara
Quick facts for kids マーベル フューチャー・アベンジャーズ (Māberu fu~yūchā abenjāzu)
Genre	Superhero
Anime television series
Marvel Future Avengers
Directed by	Yūzō Satō (Series Director)
Produced by	Satoshi Ochiai Scott Dolph
Written by	Ryū King
Music by	Tetsuya Takahashi
Studio	Madhouse
Licensed by	Marvel Entertainment
Network	Dlife
English network	Disney XD (Southeast Asia) Disney Channel (South Korea) Disney+ (United States)
Original run	July 22, 2017 – January 20, 2018
Episodes	26
Anime television series
Marvel Future Avengers Season 2
Directed by	Yūzō Satō (Series Director)
Produced by	Satoshi Ochiai Scott Dolph
Written by	Ryū King
Music by	Tetsuya Takahashi
Studio	Madhouse
Licensed by	Marvel Entertainment
Network	Dlife
English network	Disney XD (Southeast Asia) Disney Channel (South Korea) Disney+ (United States)
Original run	July 30, 2018 – October 22, 2018
Episodes	13

Marvel Future Avengers (which is called Māberu fu~yūchā abenjāzu in Japanese) is an exciting anime TV show. It was made by Madhouse and Walt Disney Japan. The story is based on the amazing Marvel Comics universe.

The first season of the show started in July 2017 and had 26 episodes. It aired on the Dlife channel. A second season with 13 episodes followed in 2018. Later, the series became available around the world on Disney+ in 2020.

What is Marvel Future Avengers About?

The series tells the story of three teenagers named Makoto, Adi, and Chloe. They were raised by a bad group called Hydra. Hydra tricked them into believing they were training to be superheroes. They were also told that the Avengers were villains!

These three teens were given special powers by Hydra. When they went on their first mission, Adi and Chloe realized Hydra was evil. They decided to leave the group and tried to get Makoto to escape with them. Only Makoto managed to get away.

Makoto went to Tony Stark (who is Iron Man) for help to save his friends. Tony brought in the other Avengers, and together with Makoto, they defeated Hydra. They also rescued Adi and Chloe. The Avengers saw how much potential these three young heroes had. So, they decided to train them to become real superheroes. They called this new team the "Future Avengers."

While training the new recruits, the Avengers also worked to uncover a dangerous plan. This plan was called the "Emerald Rain Project." It was being put together by Hydra and another villain group called the Masters of Evil. The Avengers also wanted to find out how this project was connected to Makoto. Things got even more complicated when Bruno, another teen with powers who used to train with Makoto, was tricked into joining the Masters of Evil.

Meet the Main Characters

Here are some of the main characters you'll see in Marvel Future Avengers:

How the Show Was Made

The idea for Marvel Future Avengers was first shared in February 2017. It was announced that it would air on Disney's Dlife channel that summer. In May, more details were confirmed, like when it would start and who would be in the cast and crew.

Yūzō Satō, who directed Marvel Anime: Iron Man, became the director for this series. Takahiro Umehara designed the characters, making them look cool and unique. Ryū King, who was the main writer for Marvel Disk Wars: The Avengers in 2014, also wrote for Marvel Future Avengers. Many of the voice actors from Disk Wars returned to voice their characters in this new show.

In January 2018, the show was given the green light for a second season. This new season started airing in July of the same year.

A Marvel Future Avengers manga (Japanese comic book) series also started. It was drawn by Teruaki Mizuno and first appeared in the April 2017 issue of Shogakukan's CoroCoro Comic Special magazine.

The anime was later released to a wider audience outside of Japan on Disney+. The first season was added on February 28, 2020, and the second season followed on May 22, 2020.

Adventures and Episodes

The series has two seasons filled with action and adventure.

Season 1: Becoming Heroes

The first season has 26 episodes. It focuses on Makoto, Adi, and Chloe learning to be heroes with the Avengers. They face many challenges, including:

• Escaping from Hydra and joining the Avengers.
• Learning to use their new powers and working as a team.
• Meeting other famous Marvel heroes like Iron Fist, Deadpool, Black Panther, and Spider-Man.
• Battling villains like Red Skull, the Winter Soldier, Ezekiel Stane, the Green Goblin, and the Leader.
• Trying to convince Bruno, Makoto's former training partner, to leave the Masters of Evil.
• Uncovering the secrets of the "Emerald Rain Project" and facing the powerful villain Kang the Conqueror.
• Even traveling through time with Doctor Strange to save the Avengers!

Season 2: New Threats

The second season has 13 episodes and continues the adventures of the Future Avengers. In this season, they deal with new and exciting threats:

• Makoto's AI helper, Visco, causes trouble when it gets infected by Kang's technology.
• The team goes on secret missions, like stopping an Infinity Stone from being sold.
• They meet Hawkeye and discover a plot to turn pets into weapons.
• Makoto befriends a young artist named Kei Kawade, who can draw monsters that come to life! They team up with Kei's monsters to fight alien creatures.
• The Avengers investigate a mysterious mist that gives people superpowers, leading them to discover the Inhumans.
• They face new villains like Blizzard and the Super-Adaptoid.
• The Future Avengers and the main Avengers must work with the Inhumans to stop a war started by Maximus.