The Russo brothers worked with Captain Marvel to create Brie Larson's character

Last month, Captain Marvel debuted in theaters, presenting Carol Danvers of Brie Larson to audiences around the world. The fans will not have to wait a long time before seeing it again because it will be in the next days. Avengers: End of the game as a crucial piece of the film. Despite the fact that Captain Marvel arrived in theaters first, the first time Larson was playing the character was actually in End of Game. So she had to work closely with the Russo brothers and her Captain Marvel co-directors, Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck, to root his character.

Marvel Studios was very exciting Captain Marvel for years and she did not disappoint when she finally arrived in March. The movie has grossed more than one billion dollars worldwide, and the character seems to have left a positive impression on the audience. Marvel will bring his photon explosions directly to the door of Thanos in End of Game, where a lot of purple punches are going to happen.

Because Avengers: war in the infinite and End of Game filmed back to back, Brie Larson played for the first time with Carol Danvers in the End of Game. There was no script for either End of Game or Captain Marvel at the time, Larson had to understand the character from scratch. Fortunately, she had the help of Russo Bros., Boden and Fleck, which was a great example of the Marvel collaboration, according to Joe Russo.

Joe Russo told Mashable that he and his brother Anthony were working closely with the Captain Marvel directors to ensure that the character translates the same thing in both films. Collaboration is not a strange thing at Marvel Studios. Administrators often work together to make sure that all the traits and quirks of each character just ring during crossovers.

An example of the difference between Captain Marvel and End of Game it is that she is a little more seduced than she was in her solo film. While fans were originally wondering if it was just the effect of starring male directors, Joe Russo said it was Larson who finally decided on his appearance for the character.

Fans are probably delighted to see Carol interact with the Avengers and they do not have to wait much longer. Avengers: End of the game should arrive in theaters on April 26th. To learn more about the film, here's what we know so far. For all that Marvel has to offer in the near future, here is our Marvel movie release guide.