Disney+ fans ‘can’t stop crying’ at first Ms Marvel trailer for the same reason

MARVEL Studios have included a brand new superhero to their universe with the release of a trailer for Ms Marvel.

Over on Twitter, fans were excited and gushed over the upcoming Disney+ series due to its Muslim representation.

The move was even celebrated by MCU icons Brie Larson and Mark Ruffalo and left Marvel fans crying for joy.

Yesterday, Marvel teased the arrival of its first ever Muslim superhero with a trailer for brand new show Ms Marvel.

Marvel fans were quick to react to the new arrival and swarmed over to Twitter to share their emotion.

The trailer was unanimously praised by fans for its accurate representation of Muslim culture - which is usually stereotyped and even mocked in media.

"I’m crying the Ms. Marvel trailer looks so good I can’t wait", one social media user wrote, while another added: "I just got off work and saw the Ms Marvel trailer. To say Im not on the floor happy crying clutching my phone would be a lie."

"I just saw a commercial for Ms Marvel and I’m crying. I remember loving that comic so much and I’m proud of it go Ms Marvel", penned another fan.

"Literally started crying when I saw this because finally some Muslim representation that isn’t cliché or shallow!!", one fan added.

Another chimed in: "Simply crying over the Ms Marvel trailer"

One social media user admitted to showing the trailer to his Muslim co-worker and her reaction was heartwarming.

"Showed the Ms Marvel trailer to a Muslim Pakistani co-worker and she almost broke into tears. She always asked about MCU stuff to show to her daughter and now she has one. This is what it’s all about. Y’all can stay mad. It’s bigger than you."

Another applauded "brown girl superheroes" by commenting: "Didn’t expect it, but this trailer truly made me cry tears of joy. Here for brown girl superheroes."

Ms Marvel stars Iman Vellani stars as Muslim Pakistani teenager Kamala Khan, a teenage girl with a big imagination who loves gaming and writing fan-fiction about her idols, which include the Avengers.

The young girl feels out of place - until she develops her own super powers.

The first episode of Ms Marvel will drop on Disney + on June 8, 2022.