Jameela Jamil, best known for her turn as Tahani Al Jamil on NBC's The Good Place, officially confirmed her entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a tweet and Tik Tok post showing off her combat training regimen.

"I've peaked in silliness," Jamil wrote in the post. "I'm so excited!" Jamil, set to play the role of She-Hulk antagonist Titania, tagged the post with hashtags for Marvel, the MCU, and She-Hulk specifically. The video shows Jamil, masked and throwing a roundhouse kick. "I can't believe I get to say this... Fighting my way through the MCU, coming to you in 2022!" reads the video, which then finishes off with a photo from Jamil of herself as a toddler striking an action pose. Jamil replied to a few responses, saying that her favorite Marvel stories are anything with Loki, though she also likes Drax, Groot, and Rocket as well. Jamil suffers from Ehlers-Danlos Sydrome, a disorder that affects connective tissue, and said in the thread that the She-Hulk team is "being amazing," and that she plans to talk about it next year.

Disney first announced the She-Hulk show in August 2019 as part of D23. Tatiana Maslany (Orphan Black) will play the part of She-Hulk/Jennifer Walters, cousin of Bruce Banner. In the comics, a blood transfusion from Banner imbues her with the same gamma-irradiated powers as her cousin. In the comics, Jennifer has full control over her powers, while Banner usually doesn't. With Banner having merged Hulk and Banner in the MCU, this dynamic could shift for She-Hulk.