According to One Take News, Marvel Studios’ Echo, starring Alaqua Cox in the Disney+ original series, has a new working title, Grasshopper. The outlet notes it was originally reported that the working title was Whole Branzino, remarking that Marvel usually has multiple working titles for their projects. Echo will reportedly begin filming in April 2022 under the Grasshopper working title.
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Cox’s character of Maya Lopez/Echo was introduced in Marvel’s Disney+ series Hawkeye, where it was revealed Maya had a long history with Vincent D’Onofrio’s Kingpin. In Marvel Comics, Echo — the adoptive daughter of the Kingpin — is a deaf, Native American woman who possesses not only the ability to perfectly copy other people’s movements but is also a highly capable martial artist and acrobat.
Marion Dayre is the lead writer for the Hawkeye spin-off. The writers’ room also includes Bobby Wilson, Rebecca Roanhorse, Shoshannah Stern, Josh Feldman, Kaitlyn Jeffers, Steven Paul Judd, Jason Gavin, Ken Kristensen, Dara Resnik, and Jessica Mecklenburg.
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Echo is capable of perfectly duplicating any physical movement or action she sees thanks to her photographic reflexes and is an expert in various forms of martial arts, among other abilities. The character was created by writer David Mack and artist Joe Quesada, first appearing in Daredevil #9 in 1999. She was also the first person to hold the Ronin identity before it was passed on to Clint Barton.
