She-Hulk: Attorney at Law actor Jameela Jamil vandalizes a real billboard for the show as the villain Titania in a new video. The final MCU Phase 4 television series stars Tatiana Maslany as Jennifer Walters/She-Hulk, a lawyer hired to defend beings imbued with supernatural powers in a court of law, such as Emil Blonsky/Abomination (Tim Roth). At the end of episode 1, one of Walters' trials is interrupted by Titania, a social-media influencer with super-strength.

Originally introduced in the 1984 Marvel Comics crossover series Secret Wars as a bullied, frail young woman, Titania was given superpowers by Doctor Doom to fight for him. She was tasked with taking on the She-Hulk, beginning their long rivalry in the comic books. However, Jamil recently revealed the MCU's version of Titania will be quite different from the original source material. The actor explained that She-Hulk: Attorney at Law's Titania will be far more annoying than her Marvel Comics counterpart. Unfortunately, viewers won't see much of her until Titania returns in episode 5, after which she'll take her place as the show's main antagonist.

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In a new video posted to social media (via Titania), Jamil takes to the streets dressed as Titania and vandalizes a billboard for She-Hulk: Attorney at Law. In a highly stylized video set to the song "Big Energy" by rapper Latto, an in-character Jamil spray paints Titania's name on the billboard, as well as plastering Titania's image over She-Hulk's face and claiming she's "making it look better." Check out the video below:

The video excellently markets the She-Hulk: Attorney at Law villain while the audience waits to really see her again in the series following her exciting appearance at the tail end of episode 1. Styled in the flashy manner of a typical influencer's social media post, Titania's video showcases the character as she sees herself, as well as how she views Walters. She plays to the camera as she defaces She-Hulk's image, calling her "basic." As Titania has only been briefly featured in the show so far, audiences can only speculate why she holds such an intense grudge against the titular superhero.

Prior to the villain's appearance in episode 1, Titania may have already been an influencer. What caused her to barge in on the trial remains to be seen, but She-Hulk's interference seemingly had a lasting impact on her. Titania likely wants the attention and fame of the public, but she may think that the spotlight was stolen from her by Walters and the She-Hulk reveal. On top of it all, this was fully at the expense of Titania. Unfortunately, audiences will likely have to wait a few more of episodes of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law to find out the true nature of Titania's grudge.

Source: Titania