Captain America: Brave New World

Marvel Studios has steadily expanded the Hulk legacy across the Marvel Cinematic Universe, introducing multiple gamma-powered heroes in recent years. Now, a new report suggests that Captain America: Brave New World almost added yet another name to that growing lineup. According to insider Daniel Richtman, the film originally featured a post-credits scene centered on a major transformation tied to Amadeus Cho, a character long connected to Hulk mythology in Marvel Comics. Before this, the MCU had already explored several Hulk variations. Avengers: Endgame revealed Smart Hulk, the balanced fusion of Bruce Banner’s intelligence and Hulk’s strength. Later, She-Hulk introduced Jennifer Walters and Skaar, Banner’s son, while Brave New World brought Red Hulk to the screen, played by Harrison Ford. The rumored scene reportedly showed Sam Wilson, portrayed by Anthony Mackie, in conversation with the villain known as The Leader, played again by Tim Blake Nelson. Their discussion focused on Cho’s impending transformation into a Hulk. Actor Logan Kim is said to have filmed the sequence as Amadeus Cho, sharing the screen with the new Captain America. However, the reason behind Marvel’s decision to remove the scene from the final cut remains unknown. Who Is Amadeus Cho? In Marvel Comics, Amadeus Cho is a Korean-American prodigy recognized as one of the brightest minds in the universe. He first became a Hulk at just 15 after absorbing gamma radiation from Bruce Banner to save his mentor. Unlike Banner’s early struggles, Cho retained his personality and awareness, though controlling his more impulsive tendencies proved challenging. The character initially operated under the name Totally Awesome Hulk but is now widely known as Brawn. At 19, he leads the Agents of Atlas, a team highlighting heroes of Asian descent, and is also part of the Champions, a younger generation facing both superhuman threats and real-world issues. With Brave New World now streaming on Disney+, fans are left wondering whether this version of Cho could still appear in a future Marvel project. Even without the deleted scene, the idea signals Marvel’s continued interest in expanding the gamma-powered corner of the MCU. For more updates like this, keep following Legado da Marvel.