Disney Plus viewers have noticed that Marvel Studios made a change to the Statue of Liberty in Ms. Marvel to fix a continuity error.
, we see the Statue of Liberty twice — once in the opening shot of the episode and once during the end credits. The problem is thatIn the climactic battle of, we see that the Statue of Liberty is undergoing extensive renovations. In addition to restoring the original copper color, New York City was in the process of adding a scale replica of Captain America’s shield to the statue.
Unfortunately, the shield was a casualty of the fight between the Spider-Men and the Spider-Man villains. Therefore, the shield is gone, but the copper color remains:finale has been digitally altered on Disney+ recentlyIt is now the same copper colour as seen in Spider-Man: No Way Home!
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