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Simu Liu has brought exciting news for Marvel fans, confirming that a sequel to the 2021 blockbuster Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is definitely happening. While the release date remains a mystery, Liu’s assurance has reignited excitement among fans who have been eagerly awaiting updates.
Liu made history as Marvel's first Chinese superhero in the original film, which received critical acclaim and a 91% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The movie follows Shang-Chi as he confronts his enigmatic past and faces off against his father, the formidable leader of the Ten Rings organization. With its blend of action, emotion, and humor, the film quickly became a fan favorite, leaving many clamoring for a sequel.
In a recent interview with PTI by Times of India, Liu addressed the status of Shang-Chi 2, stating, "A lot of it is above my pay grade, but it's definitely happening. So just very excited to kind of work on it, and it's going to be amazing." Despite keeping details under wraps, Liu’s comments have offered some much-needed reassurance to fans who feared the project might have been shelved.
Liu’s update is part of a series of teasers he’s dropped about the sequel’s place within the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) and potential storylines. Although specifics are scarce, Liu’s enthusiasm for returning to the role is palpable.
Meanwhile, Liu continues to make waves in Hollywood, recently starring in Jackpot! alongside his Shang-Chi co-stars Awkwafina and John Cena. Reflecting on his career, Liu credited Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige for changing his life with the opportunity to play Shang-Chi. "It was like winning the lottery 10 times over," he shared in an interview referenced by Times of India.
For now, fans can revisit Shang-Chi's journey, as Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is currently streaming on Disney.
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