Everything is in the Himilayas.

Or Vancouver.
Or Century City.

Royal families in political exile don't usually keep a low profile. I imagine a lot of the series plot will be about the public circus surrounding them.

Why does it have to be American sign language? Can't he use the same signals he was using on Attilan?

I'm sure the first episode will explain everything. Pilots are supposed to do that.

And a quarter Frost Giant.

Anybody can fit into a fat suit. That's why they call them fat suits.

The girls on Pretty Little Liars got away with skimpy wardrobes.

Everything was mutants in the early nineties. Marvel thought they could jack up sales of the title by making C&D retroactive mutants. Didn't work though. They only got around to reversing it when they realized it might affect the film rights.

They're pharmaceutical test subjects.

All evidence says they don't.

It's not really Vibe until he pops and rocks on the breakdancing mat.

Is it obvious? James Gunn's "Galaxy" has thousands of Novas running around. Surely they can spare one for this Freeform sitcom?

Hyperintelligent apes? You don't see those much in comics.

Motley Crue's "Squirrels Squirrels Squirrels!!"

Ha. Nothing ever embarrasses Marvel!

Remember this isn't an actual divergent timeline. It's an artificial construct. So Aida can program it however she likes to eliminate uncontrollable real-MCU events (like Asgardian Gods being banished.)

Wacky guy from Braveheart?

Wait until you meet Baron Bleak, Vole-Man, and Dave the Hunter. Coming to Freeform in 2018!

I'll be truly disappointed if we don't see that now. (Although many superhero outfits look like gimp suits to begin with. So who's to know the difference? Wearing squirrel-ears is only the gateway to primo fetish gear.)