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EA's canceled Black Panther game, developed by Cliffhanger Games, was in early development with a story featuring the Skrull and a Nemesis-like system, but was abruptly canceled after several years of prototyping, leading to studio closure and layoffs.
In Marvel Studios' Secret Invasion, it is revealed that James "Rhodey" Rhodes, played by Don Cheadle, is actually a Skrull infiltrator. Nick Fury discovers this and engages in a cat-and-mouse game with Skrull Rhodey to reveal the truth. Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige explains that they wanted a character unexpected to be a Skrull, and Cheadle was enthusiastic about exploring this new side of Rhodey. The show will explore how long Rhodey has been a Skrull, encouraging fans to revisit previous appearances of the character. Secret Invasion is now streaming on Disney+.
Fans of Marvel's Secret Invasion series are speculating that James "Rhodey" Rhodes, played by Don Cheadle, is a Skrull in disguise. Viewers have pointed to various clues and evidence, including a mysterious phone call and Rhodey's disrespectful behavior towards Nick Fury. The theory is further supported by visual cues, such as the presence of the color green and Rhodey's use of an Android phone. While the Secret Invasion TV show differs from the comic book source material, fans are eagerly analyzing each episode for hints about the true identity of Rhodey.
A theory suggests that Nick Fury has been in space with the Skrulls for much longer than previously thought, based on a contradiction between his toast preferences in Captain Marvel and a scene in Avengers: Age of Ultron. The introduction of Skrulls in the MCU means that anyone could be an alien in disguise. The new series, Secret Invasion, explores Fury's return to Earth to stop a violent Skrull faction, shedding light on his relationship with the Skrulls and potentially filling in the gaps left by previous films.
In Episode 2 of Marvel's Secret Invasion, Nick Fury discovers that there are far more Skrull on Earth than he thought, leading to a messy fight with Talos. Frustrated, Fury turns to James "Rhodey" Rhodes for help, but Rhodey fires him instead. The episode ends with Fury returning home to find his wife, Priscilla, who is revealed to be a Skrull. It is unclear whether Fury is aware of her true identity, but it presents complications for his mission to stop Gravik. Director Ali Selim hints that Fury's mission will become more personal as the season unfolds.