Karen Gillan Wants to Keep Playing Nebula – and MCU Fans Need It to Happen

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Karen Gillan Updates: Marvel Cinematic Universe is known for making superheroes and one such superhero is “Nebula”. Nebula takes roles in Marvel movies some are Guardians of the Galaxy (2014), Avengers: Infinity war (2018), and Avengers: Endgame (2019).

Who is “Nebula”?

Karen Gillan portrayed “Nebula” who is a fictional character. In the Marvel movie, “Nebula” past story is also revealed. Her family was killed by Thanos and then adopted her as his daughter. She had other siblings, but she just hated them, but like Gamero. She is then trained to become stronger along with Gamora. She then joins “Guardians of the Galaxy” and “Avengers “. As of now “Nebula” has appeared in four MCU films, but will be back soon.

Karen Gilan portrayed ” Nebula” in Marvel and should tell is just amazing. her first appearance was through “The Eleventh Hour” movie. After that had made multiple appearances.

Will Karen Gillan be back as “Nebula”?

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Recently, the actress expressed an interest to join the team back as “Nebula” and this thrilled her fans. The news was posted by a Reddit user soon her fans came with responses saying, “Yes, we want her”. All of them responded positively. It showcases that everyone is waiting for her to join the team back.

One user added, “She deserves a disney+ series.”. While another commented, She’s genuinely one of my favorite characters. The scene where present Nebula confronts and kills her past self breaks my heart, especially when I noticed upon rewatching the tears that fall from the cheek of past Nebula’s corpse.”

What do her fans expect from her?

Fans are over the thriller that Nebula will be back. They are having high expectations. Many of them wonder how will the dead “Nebula” be back?. They are full of doubts and anxiously waiting.

Everyone is waiting for the official confirmation from Marvel.

So, what do you think? “Will “Nebula” be back or if Karen is back then what role she will be portraying?

Would like to see answers in the comment section below.

Mathew Rockford