While the primary season of Marvel’s What If? has remodeled from a easy anthology sequence of tales from alternate realities—name them the Marvel Non-Cinematic Universes, if you’ll—it’s definitely grow to be an enormous, over-arcing story a few group of heroes coming collectively to battle what appears to be an omnipotent villain. It’s been enjoyable, nevertheless it’s definitely acquainted at this level. So though the primary season of What If? concludes tomorrow on Disney+, we’re definitely eager about what the present’s creators keep in mind subsequent.

Speaking with Entertainment Weekly, head author A.C. Bradley says the scripts for the present’s subsequent season have already been written, even though season one hasn’t formally ended but. And reasonably than constructing a brand new group of “What If-vengers” to avoid wasting the varied MNCUs, they’ll “focus a lot more on the character stories and these heroes and showing a different side of them that people don’t expect and hopefully they can relate to.”

Bradley added: “Going into the second season, we’re sticking with anthology form, and it’s going to be all-new stories, lots of fun, new heroes, and pulling more from Phase Four than we were obviously able to this season. Hopefully, we’ll see hints of Eternals and Shang-Chi and the Black Widow characters. The fun of What If…? is that we get to explore the entire infinite multiverse, so we try and bounce around as much as we can.”

While it’s a pet peeve of mine when creators say they “hopefully” get to do one thing after they clearly already know the reply (“Gee, I hope Kevin Feige lets us use a Marvel movie character Disney owns so there are no rights clearances needed and also the story approval was surely given months ago and animation is most likely already underway but still cross your fingers!”), I like the thought of What If? wanting past the Infinity Saga. And after massive occasions like “Marvel Zombies” and “Let’s Murder All the Avengers,” some small, character-focused tales the place neither a universe nor Tony Stark dies sound good to us.

Meanwhile, if you happen to what to listen to the brutal means Dr. Strange was going to die in “What If… Dr. Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?” head over to EW for the remainder of the interview. What If? season one ends tomorrow, October 6, on Disney+.

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