The central themes of the 2 “Shazam!” movies so far have been about discovered households. Billy Batson (Asher Angel) was a troubled teen within the foster care system, continually working away and decided to search out his start mom. Originally of the primary “Shazam!”, Billy was positioned with a big household populated by different foster siblings, however he had been rejected by so many households previously that he felt his time there was short-term. When a wizard provides him the power to remodel right into a superhero, occupying an grownup physique, he finds he’s extra simply in a position to relate to his brother, Freddy (Jack Dylan Grazer). Whereas Billy’s first impulse as an grownup is to merely purchase beers, he finally comes to understand that doing flashy lightning methods and flying can be utilized for righteousness. By the movie’s finish, not solely has Billy matured as a hero, however he has shared his powers together with his siblings, making a household of Shazams that may struggle villainy collectively. 

In “Fury of the Gods,” Billy’s anxiousness stays as he’s about to show 18 and can age out of the foster system. There is no purpose for him to imagine that his household will kick him out, however he’s anxious concerning the chance nonetheless. In the meantime, he and his siblings, superheroes all, are studying to be higher heroes. Billy’s discovered household discover themselves dealing with off towards three sisters, the goddess daughters of Atlas, who need to take again Billy’s powers for themselves. Previous to “Shazam!”, they have been the powers’ rightful homeowners. One facet has a caring household, whereas the opposite is ripe for villainy and betrayal. There is no guessing which household will show stronger. 

(As Vin Diesel stated, it is all about household.)