I literally said it was in the MCU. Go back and look. That is all I said. Marvel Television = Marvel Studios and Feige is Co President!!!!
Marvel Cinematic Universe tie-ins[edit]
When announcing the series, Sherwood said that those behind the project had "worked very carefully" with Marvel Studios to ensure that "content-wise we are only enhancing" the MCU.
[58] Buck noted that "things that have happened on
[Agents of] S.H.I.E.L.D. will potentially affect our show as well", but cautioned that he was focused on getting the new series "launched" before attempting any crossovers with other parts of the MCU.
[5] Buck further elaborated, "This exists all in the same universe. Even if we don't cross paths with, say,
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. or characters from other shows, they are still out there. We all live in the same world. The same things that applied in other shows and occurred also apply to
Inhumans as well."
[88] Elements carried over from
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. include the alien writing associated with the Inhumans on that series, and the blue Terrigen crystals, which were designed to be consistent with their depiction on
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.[62] Loeb noted that Hawaii was chosen as the series' setting, in part because Marvel wanted
Inhumans to occur in "a contained area" as "a way to minimize its impact on the rest of the MCU". He added that, as of the premiere of the series, there were no plans for the characters to interact with the Inhumans on
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D such as
Daisy Johnson.
[89] The final episode of the series sees the destruction of Attilan and its people becoming refugees on Earth, similarly to
Thor: Ragnarok which sees the destruction of
Asgard. Both also expressed the same sentiment that a place is its people, not a location.
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