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During the ''Comicbook/{{Infinity}}'' CrisisCrossover, it is revealed that hidden tribes of Inhumans have lived around the world for a number of years, and mated with the general population. It is discovered that a number of seemingly-normal humans across the globe actually have dormant Inhuman genes, which can be activated by Terrigen Mists and as a result of destruction of the Inhuman capital in the event, clouds of Terrigen Mists began spreading across the globe doing so. This becomes the central plot of the ''Comicbook/{{Inhumanity}}'' crossover, producing new super human characters throughout the Marvel Universe and a new ongoing series titled ''Inhuman'' about the surviving Inhumans and newly discovered ones dealing with the fallout.

The Inhumans are set to make their big screen debut in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse on July 12, 2019. Their film will mark the twentieth entry in the series. Kevin Feige also said that like ComicBook/BlackPanther, the Inhumans would be making their MCU debut somewhere else before their actual movie. This later turned out to be much earlier than expected via ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'', where the characters [[spoiler: Skye and Raina]] were revealed to be Inhumans in Season 2's Winter finale.

** Until post-''{{Inhumanity}}'' where he abducts Black Bolt, mind-controls him using super-tech[[Note]]Maximus' own powers aren't enough to control Black Bolt on his own[[/note]] and goes walkabout with him.

* MuggleBornOfMages: Luna, though she later was given powers with terrigen.

The Inhumans are set to make their big screen debut in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse on November 2, 2018. Their film will mark the twentieth entry in the series. Kevin Feige also said that like ComicBook/BlackPanther, the Inhumans would be making their MCU debut somewhere else before their actual movie. This later turned out to be much earlier than expected via ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'', where the characters [[spoiler: Skye and Raina]] were revealed to be Inhumans in Season 2's Winter finale.

'''The Inhumans''' are a [[HiddenElfVillage secret race]] of superhumans within the Franchise/MarvelUniverse. Although at first just background characters for the ComicBook/FantasticFour, they've since become involved with other characters and have even starred in their own series occasionally. Originally a single Inhuman, Medusa, was introduced as a villain in ''Fantastic Four'' #36 (March, 1965). Then her cousin Gorgon turned up in #44 (November, 1965), and the rest of the family in #45 (December, 1965).

The Inhumans are set to make their [[Film/{{Inhumans}} big screen debut]] in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse on November 2, 2018. Their film will mark the twentieth entry in the series. Kevin Feige also said that like ComicBook/BlackPanther, the Inhumans would be making their MCU debut somewhere else before their actual movie. This later turned out to be ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'', where the characters [[spoiler: Skye and Raina]] were revealed to be Inhumans in Season 2's Winter finale.

Not related to ''Webcomic/{{Inhuman}}'', InhumanableAlienRights, InhumanHuman, ''WesternAnimation/{{Inhumanoids}}'' or InhumanResources.

The Inhumans are set to make their [[Film/{{Inhumans}} big screen debut]] in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse on November 2, 2018. Their film will mark the twentieth entry in the series. Kevin Feige also said that like BlackPanther, the Inhumans would be making their MCU debut somewhere else before their actual movie. This later turned out to be ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'', where the characters [[spoiler: Skye and Raina]] were revealed to be Inhumans in Season 2's Winter finale.

Created by Creator/StanLee and Creator/JackKirby, the Inhumans were once primitive humans, though experiments performed on them long ago by the extraterrestrial Kree race (the same race that ComicBook/CaptainMarVell belongs to) gave them advanced intelligence. With time, The Kree forgot about their creations and they where left alone to form their own civilization, located on Attilan aka "The Great Refuge", a walled city on an island in the Atlantic sea. Eventually, they discovered a substance called [[AppliedPhlebotinum "terrigen"]] that either gave people superpowers, a bizarre appearance, or both. They ended up basing their very culture on its use (and GeneticEngineering in general.)

* HeWhoMustNotBeHeard: Guess who.

The Inhumans are set to make their [[Film/{{Inhumans}} big screen debut]] in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse on November 2, 2018. Their film will mark the twentieth entry in the series. Kevin Feige also said that like BlackPanther, the Inhumans would be making their MCU debut somewhere else before their actual movie, and this later turned out to be ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'', where the characters [[spoiler: Skye and Raina]] were revealed to be Inhumans in Season 2's Winter finale.

The Inhumans are set to make their [[Film/{{Inhumans}} big screen debut]] in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse on November 2, 2018. Their film will mark the twentieth entry in the series.

The Inhumans are a [[TheKingdom monarchy]] whose Royal Family tends to be among their most powerful members; they also [[RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething go out and kick butt]] when necessary. Their king is Black Bolt, who besides being a FlyingBrick with [[ShockAndAwe electrical powers]] also has a voice that can literally destroy cities; he is thus forced to remain silent, communicating only by sign language (his wife, Medusa, often translates for him). Bolt's brother, Maximus, [[CainAndAbel hates him out of envy]] and has tried to usurp the crown many times. At one point their cousin Crystal had a romantic relationship with Johnny Storm (the Human Torch of the Fantastic Four) and has even been a member of that group and of ComicBook/TheAvengers. However she ended up marrying the mutant hero {{Quicksilver}} instead. They had a daughter, Luna, who has often been a target of villainous plans, what with being related not just to the Royal Inhumans but also to the ComicBook/{{X-Men}}'s foe SelfDemonstrating/{{Magneto}}.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: A number of people (including Creator/ChrisClaremont) have pointed out that the concept of the hybrid Inhumans from ''Infinity'' seems ''very'' similar to the existing concept of {{Mutants}}. It has been speculated that this is being done for the sake of the MarvelCinematicUniverse, which [[ExiledFromContinuity can't use mutants]] since the {{X-Men}}'s [[Film/XMen film rights]] are owned by [[TwentiethCenturyFox Fox]].

Created by Creator/StanLee and Creator/JackKirby, the Inhumans were once primitive humans, though experiments performed on them long ago by the extraterrestrial Kree race (the same race that {{Captain Mar-Vell}} belongs to) gave them advanced intelligence. With time, The Kree forgot about their creations and they where left alone to form their own civilization, located on Attilan aka "The Great Refuge", a walled city on an island in the Atlantic sea. Eventually, they discovered a substance called [[AppliedPhlebotinum "terrigen"]] that either gave people superpowers, a bizarre appearance, or both. They ended up basing their very culture on its use (and GeneticEngineering in general.)

During the ''Comicbook/{{Infinity}}'' CrisisCrossover, it is revealed that hidden tribes of Inhumans have lived around the world for a number of years, and mated with the general population. As a result, it is discovered that a number of seemingly-normal humans across the globe actually have dormant Inhuman genes, which can be activated by Terrigen Mists. This becomes the central plot of the ''Comicbook/{{Inhumanity}}'' crossover.

During the ''Comicbook/{{Infinity}}'' CrisisCrossover, it is revealed that hidden tribes of Inhumans have lived around the world for a number of years, and mated with the general population. As a result, it is discovered that a number of seemingly-normal humans across the globe actually have dormant Inhuman genes, which can be activated by Terrigen Mists.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: A number of people (including ChrisClaremont) have pointed out that the concept of the hybrid Inhumans from ''Infinity'' seems ''very'' similar to the existing concept of {{Mutants}}. It has been speculated that this is being done for the sake of the MarvelCinematicUniverse, which [[ExiledFromContinuity can't use mutants]] since the {{X-Men}}'s [[Film/XMen film rights]] are owned by [[TwentiethCenturyFox Fox]].

* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway: The Inhumans prize unique appearances and abilities. When one girl gets nothing but a slightly lengthened right hand, she disappoints her family and is ostracized by her friends.

'''The Inhumans''' are a [[HiddenElfVillage secret race]] of superhumans within the Franchise/MarvelUniverse. Although at first just background characters for the ComicBook/FantasticFour, they've since become involved with other characters and have even starred in their own series occasionally.