Kamran's Powers Are Destructive But He Isn't The Villain - Yet. For the first half of the Disney+ series, it looked like Kamran and his mother might have been the villains in the MCU's Ms. Marvel. In the end, though the racist, authoritarian bullies at the Department of Damage Control were Kamala's true foes.
When Najma sacrificed herself to close the portal, Kamran was exposed to residual energy from the Noor Dimension that activated his power to control the Noor, similar to Khan, which resulted in him being hunted by Damage Control.
Najma is one of the two main antagonists (alongside Sadie Deever) of the 2022 Marvel Cinematic Universe superhero Disney+ series Ms. Marvel. She is a Djinn and the leader of the Clan Destines. She is also the mother of Kamran.
Biography. Recruited by the Inhuman Lineage, Kamran joins a scheme to rid the world of non-Inhumans, and attempts to recruit his old childhood friend Kamala Khan, AKA Ms. Marvel. He kicks off their relationship by revealing himself as a Nuhuman.
In the comics, Kamran is actually a hometown boy like Bruno, and he has powers of his own. But much like his MCU counterpart, he led her straight to a villain, and the two never worked out romantically.
This brings them into direct conflict with the Department of Damage control, and although the Clandestines don't initially have Kamala's best interests at heart, Kamran sides with Kamala by the finale and manages to reach the end of the show without becoming an antagonist like his mother (for now).
Portrayed by. Najma was the leader of the Clandestines and the mother of Kamran. She was a being from the Noor Dimension who was exiled to Earth along with Aadam, Aisha, Fariha and Saleem. Forming the Clandestines, they searched for a pair of bangles that could a portal back home.
Kamran is the son of Najma, and a member of the Clandestines. He is a Djinn-Human hybrid, attending Coles Academy High School and makes contact with Kamala, after finding out that she could be the key in helping his family return home.
Djinn are man-eating creatures from a world that not even Wakandan technology could access; however a portal to the Land of the Djinne existed within the stomach of the Goddess Bast.
Kamran. Kamran was arguably Ms. Marvel's most dangerous villain because she really liked him. Kamala's parents invited old friends to visit and Kamala met their son Kamran.
Through his psychotic personal torture and conflict with one of Marvel's finest as well as nearly succeeding in total world domination and the actual destruction of Asgard, Norman Osborn is truly the most evil villain in all of Marvel.
However, there was a major turn of events in the original timeline when the veil was revealed and Najma perished in an attempt to shut it down. Even as she succumbed to the veil, she seemed to have transported powers to her son Kamran, who felt a surge of energy and gained hardlight powers.
Kamala is a teenage Pakistani-American mutant from Jersey City, New Jersey who idolizes Carol Danvers and unlocks her dormant cosmic energy powers from the Noor dimension. Kamala first appeared in the Disney+ television miniseries Ms. Marvel (2022) as its main protagonist.
Ms. Marvel #1 tackled one manifestation of Islamophobia by having Kamala's polymorphic powers cause her to spontaneously transform into Carol Danvers because some part of her mind thought less of brown, Muslim girls like herself.
After Kamala pleads with him to stand down, Kamran flees to Pakistan, and Ms Marvel's ending shows him meeting Kareem at Red Dagger HQ. Their brief interaction seems friendly enough, suggesting Kamran could now train to become a Red Dagger - or at least an ally of theirs - ahead of future MCU appearances.
The bands unlocked Kamala's powers, but those powers are innate to her. Perhaps Wendell Vaughn will appear in the MCU soon. And if not him, Phyla-Vell already exists in the MCU too, as they showed her in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
Unable to control the incredible power of both bands at once, Dar-Benn died while fighting the Marvels. However, the Quantum Bands themselves survived. We see Kamala at the end with only one on.
Mantis is a fictional character portrayed by Pom Klementieff in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) film franchise, based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name. She is a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy with empathic powers and is the paternal half-sister of its leader, Peter Quill.
Though Damage Control is in charge of repairing structural property damage caused by super hero and super-villain actions, the department also collects artifacts of interest. This could be a major reason they're interested in Kamala Khan on Ms. Marvel.
Kamala discovers that she possesses a dormant X-Gene, making her a mutant/Inhuman hybrid. Charles Xavier plans to have Kamala announce her dual heritage to the general public at the Hellfire Gala to improve mutant and human relations, but is prevented from doing so when Orchis forces attack the Gala. In X-Men vol.
Big & Tall. As Ms. Marvel, Kamala has gained the ability to extend her limbs, alter her appearance, and shift shape in several other manners. She first uses these powers unconsciously upon emerging from her Terrigenesis cocoon looking like her role model, Carol Danvers, the current Captain Marvel.
