Park Seo-joon Is Likely Amadeus Cho In The Marvels

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Park Seo-joon’s casting in The Marvels likely means the movie introduces Amadeus Cho. However, this isn’t simply because they’re both Korean. In 2015’s Avengers: Age of Ultron, Claudia Kim played Helen Cho. That’s Amadeus Cho’s mother. As usual, Marvel Studios sees the future. Seven years ago, they planted a seed.

Now it grows into the Totally Awesome Hulk.

The timing is essential.

On September 5, 2021, I scooped that Marvel Studios is developing an Agents of Atlas project. The Agents of Atlas are essentially an all-Asian Avengers. And Marvel Studios has begun placing their pieces together.

Park Seo-joon Is Likely Amadeus Cho In The Marvels

Park Seo-joon Is Likely Amadeus Cho In The Marvels

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First, there’s Jimmy Woo. Randall Park charmed viewers as Woo in WandaVision. He actually debuted years earlier in 2018’s Ant-Man and the Wasp. Woo puts the group together.

Secondly, there’s the team’s star player, Shang-Chi. Simu Liu exploded into the mainstream in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. Certainly, his years on the acclaimed Canadian sitcom Kim’s Convenience introduced his talent to the world. But Shang-Chi elevated it to another level.

Sources recently told me that Agents of Atlas will become a Disney Plus series. If it is, I doubt Liu will be in the regular cast. After all, he has his own cinematic franchise. On the other hand, do you need Shang-Chi to boost ratings when you have a Hulk?

Then again, a theatrical Agents of Atlas film could provide Marvel Studios with another global smash. Without a doubt, they can introduce them in a Shang-Chi sequel.

Park Seo-joon Is Likely Amadeus Cho In The Marvels

Park Seo-joon Is Likely Amadeus Cho In The Marvels

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In the comic books, Amadeus Cho brought brains and brawn to the Agents of Atlas. Likewise, he’ll do the same in live action. Even if general audiences aren’t familiar with the team, there’s an Asian Hulk in there. How’s that for a hook?

If Park Seo-joon is Cho in The Marvels, will he transform into the Totally Awesome Hulk? With Mark Ruffalo still around, probably not yet.

We leaked Cho in the MCU on June 7, 2021. Writer Greg Pak and artist Takeshi Miyazawa co-created Cho for Amazing Fantasy No. 15 in 2005. Numerous comics collectors have speculated on Cho’s MCU entry for years now. Park Seo-joon might be their man.