K-Pop Meets Marvel with Luna Snow Character in "Marvel Future Fight" | Be Korea-savvy

K-Pop Meets Marvel with Luna Snow Character in “Marvel Future Fight”


Billboard reported January 16 that the marriage of K-pop and superhero embodied in character Luna Snow will be made available via the action role-playing game "Marvel Future Fight" come January 24. (Image: Yonhap)

Billboard reported January 16 that the marriage of K-pop and superhero embodied in character Luna Snow will be made available via the action role-playing game “Marvel Future Fight” come January 24. (Image: Marvel Future Fight Trailer)

SEOUL, Jan. 17 (Korea Bizwire) K-pop idol, Marvel Superhero, why not both?

Billboard reported January 16 that the marriage of K-pop and superhero embodied in character Luna Snow will be made available via the action role-playing game “Marvel Future Fight” come January 24.

Marvel Future Fight, released by Netmarble (Image: Netmarble)

Marvel Future Fight, released by Netmarble (Image: Netmarble)

K-pop superstar by day and crime-fighting hero by night, Snow, whose “real” name is Seol-hee, works as a musician to support her grandmother who raised her. Snow’s powers entail the manipulation of ice, which she gained when she was exposed to chemicals at Iron Man/Tony Stark’s Stark Industries. While performing a gig at the industrial park, Snow came into contact with the material that would transform her into a superhero when she heroically rushed to the aid of people being attacked by an organized crime unit.

The materialization of Snow can be seen as a fulfillment of a promise made by Marvel Comics editor-in-chief C.B. Cebulski, who during a visit to South Korea last August said new Korean heroes will begin to emerge in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. (Image: Yonhap)

The materialization of Snow can be seen as a fulfillment of a promise made by Marvel Comics editor-in-chief C.B. Cebulski, who during a visit to South Korea last August said new Korean heroes will begin to emerge in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. (Image: Yonhap)

The materialization of Snow can be seen as a fulfillment of a promise made by Marvel Comics editor-in-chief C.B. Cebulski, who during a visit to South Korea last August said new Korean heroes will begin to emerge in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

 

Lina Jang (linajang@koreabizwire.com)

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