Part of the cast of Marvel drama 'Echo' confirmed, to be released on Disney+ on November 29

According to news from this site on August 19, Marvel previously announced that the new series "Echo" will be launched on Disney on November 29. Foreign media techradar revealed the cast details, storyline, etc. of the series.

Currently confirmed cast:

• Alaqua Cox plays Maya Lowe Pez (Echo)

• Zayn McClarnon as William Lopez

• Vincent D'Onofrio as Wilson Fisk (The Kingpin)

• Charlie Cox plays Matt Murdock in the TV series Daredevil

• DeVry Jacobs plays Julie

• Chask Spencer (TBD) needs to be rewritten

• Tantu Cardinal(TBD)

• Cody Lightning(TBD)

• Graham Green(TBD) )

Producer Stephen Broussard said in an interview with Collider, This is different from stories we have seen before in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The genre is "very different", adding that "it gives a very grounded and spiritual feeling that makes people feel fresh." Native American traditions have a lot to do with it. In the comics, Maya Lopez is a descendant of the Cheyenne, an indigenous tribe that believes all living things are spiritually connected.

Given that the show's synopsis confirms that Maya will explore her ancestry and come to terms with her past, it's expected that her Cheyenne heritage will play a significant role

. Essentially, Echo is able to imitate the abilities/movements of others, much like Black Widow, the villain Taskmaster. According to CWGST, Echo will gain new abilities via a host of Native Americans, giving her first superhuman strength, secondly the ability to be a sharpshooter, and finally, enhanced speed and durability.

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