Seraph, incited a firestorm, but Marvel producer Nate Moore explains their actual plan for the character. A comic book character became an immediate flashpoint when word first broke of her inclusion in Captain America: Brave New World.

Brave New World producer Nate Moore has addressed the continued controversy surrounding Sabra's inclusion in the movie and explains exactly what about the character has been

“Captain America: The First Avenger” is foundational to the Captain America character. It’s here where you meet Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) and learn about the Super Soldier Serum that made him Captain America. You also gain an understanding of the type of values he holds, what he symbolizes and why he is “one of the best,” according to GameRant.

Brave New World” recently opened up to The National about introducing Ruth Bat-Seraph (aka Sabra) into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a decision that sparked controversy when news broke in September 2022 that “Unorthodox” Emmy nominee Shira Haas was cast in the role.

Brave New World after reshoots? Entertainment Weekly's recent feature has just provided clarifications on the same.

The second film in the MCU has rarely factored into the universe as a whole, beyond William Hurt’s Thaddeus “Thunderbolt” Ross making recurring appearances in later films. That changes with Captain America: Brave New World, which will see Liv Tyler and Tim Blake Nelson reprise their roles as Betty Ross and Samuel Sterns/Leader, respectively.

Brave New World producer Nate Moore addresses some misconceptions about Sabra and her backstory in the MCU movie.