seen this reference made for mutants that are very very powerful in previous x-men movies and animations (including the new x-men97), Anyone has a comprehensive list of all those mutants on Marvel that falls in this category.... the 3 i already know is ProfX, Magneto and Jean Grey

I know a lot of people weren't big on this series, I'm just finishing it up to finally catch up fully with the MCU. I'll start with probably my biggest question. Is G'iah one of the most powerful, if not the most powerful hero in the MCU? I know that sounds ridiculous, I'm just curious to what extend the abilities she recieved from the Harvest were. Does she has weaker versions of everyone's powers or are they at full strength? That would leave her stronger than the entirety of the Avengers.

Two, this is for comic book fans as we haven't gotten any clarity in screen that I know of. Who is Sonya Galsworthy in the big picture and why is she recruiting G'iah? It gave off a similar vibe to Fontaine recruiting members for Thunderbolts but I know nothing about the comics.

Three, how long was Rhodes a hostage? Was it just for the plot of Secret Invasion, was he a Skrull for longer or are we not meant to know exactly when he was kidnapped?

Thanks for any clarity!

I tried to draw him with his iconic mask. It’s a shot from the trailer lol.

I know this is probably a dumb question but iwent to get info before i buy these. I know this is from Walmart but is this like legit legit? I've never seen this before or heard of it until a few days ago.

Perhaps once Deadpool enters the MCU proper, he loses the ability to curse but drops one F-Bomb in Secret Wars the moment our heroes appear done for and defeated. From off-camera, you hear Steve say "Language!", returning with the original Avengers in tow to save the day.

That one's on the house, Feige.

Now before you come at me with the "his armor could hold the infinity stones" or "it had to be him it just had to" I'm going to ask you this: did he really need to? Cuz ik like they considered Captain America but decided against it so that he could die peacefully, but what about the other Avengers? Like, Tony had a family, HE HAD A FREAKING 4 YEAR OLD! (I don't actually know how old she is, but 4 seems like pretty close, cuz she has to be younger than 5 but she can speak and walk so like 3 or 4.) Like what? Why couldn't they have chosen like Rhodey or Captain Marvel. Like I feel like Captain Marvel or Thor should have tried bc both of them have super human powers and strength, plus Thor is a LITERAL GOD!!

X-MEN first class

X-MEN orgins wolverine

X-MEN

X-NEN 2

X-MEN 3 the last stand

The wolverine

The gifted TV show

X-MEN days of future past

X-MEN apocalypse

Legion season 1

Legion season 2

X-MEN dark phoenix

Legion season 3

Deadpool

New mutants

Deadpool 2

The very end of the timeline is LOGAN

Edit: unless there's a X-23 movie

In endgame, I think it should’ve been hulk who made the big sacrifice instead of Tony. Here’s why

1. There weren’t doing much with his character, and even now ruffalo just confirmed he won’t be getting a solo movie, I think it would’ve been better to have him make the big sacrifice with the snap at the very end. Plus I think Tony wasn’t finished with his story, especially after him being a father, but I get it RDJ wanted out.

2. Him wanting to be with BW, it would’ve been heartbroken yet heartwarming. Like imagine one of the avengers try to stop him but he tells them to let him go be with Natasha. That would’ve made me cry.

3. They wasted him in the last two films. I feel like he should’ve gotten a proper round 2 with thanos and him doing the final snap would’ve been the perfect W.

For GOTG-3 I thought HE was good…but could’ve been better. Imo a villains not only suppose to challenge the hero physically but philosophically as well and he didn’t do neither. He was just a batshit crazy scientist. And I’ve read a lot of high evolutionary in the comics and there was so much more they could’ve done with him in the movie. BUT I give Gunn a pass cuz this movie had a lot of characters so I can see him not having enough time diving into HE’s history or motive. Also the way he got ragdoll by the guardians was disappointing cuz in the comics he’s much more powerful. Sure the hallway fight sequence was dope but Gunn should’ve saved that for a personal fight against HE.

My barebones list for my girlfriend who is new to the genre. I'd like to keep it under 10 and included some of my favs. Suggestions welcome!

X2

Days of Future Past

Avengers Civil War

Avengers Infinity War

Avengers End Game

Deadpool

Logan

Deadpool 2

So if you slow down the trailer you spot her hair in the corner. Then as the footage progresses you see her arm with a black leather around the wrist. It’s this part of the trailer. If you slow it down frame by frame you see her.

Hello fellow Marvel fans,

In celebration of Deadpool's latest adventure through the Multiverse, I've embarked on a personal amusement to create a Marvel Multiverse watchlist tailored entirely to my tastes. This list is my attempt to weave together as many movies and TV shows into one seamless narrative that only includes projects I consider good or rewatchable . If your favorite isn't included, or if there's something on the list that's not your cup of tea, remember that the Multiverse is vast—there’s room for all our preferences without detracting from their interconnectedness or their place in your own headcanon. Growing up I loved Agents of Shield, Iron Man, Netflix Marvel, and the Garfield Spider-Man movies, but as I grow older tastes change and some things become stale.

Growing up, I was always disappointed that Spider-Man and the X-Men never shared the screen, unaware of the complexities of film rights. Now, we live in a time where not only can Spider-Man charge into battle on a Pegasus with an Iron Man-engineered Infinity Gauntlet, but also my lonely childhood Spider-Men can also swing alongside the newer version and into grander universes. This blending of characters and timelines has proven therapeutic for my touch of the tism, turning what I once found frustrating into a fun exercise.

This watchlist is more than just a collection of films; it's glimpse at modern storytelling, an exploration of popular culture, and a reflection on big-budget films from the late '90s to the present. It demonstrates that we can indeed craft compelling narratives using well-worn characters without necessarily dredging through the usual expositional sludge or overused plot lines. Even when revisiting familiar stories, there's always a way to inject freshness and excitement. Pacing, budget, and even format do not matter nearly as much as being truthful in storytelling like this.

This is my vision of the Marvel Multiverse—my own twist on the tales that have shaped superhero cinema. I hope it inspires you to consider how these stories could be told differently, proving that sometimes, all it takes to save the Multiverse is a bit of imagination and a lot of love for the characters that have accompanied us through the years.

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Watching X-Men ‘97 (which I LOVE), having come to the end of S1, I flicked back to the original cartoon episodes on Disney Plus… I thought that the animation on the reboot was a faithful readaptation of the old methods… boy was I wrong! I forgot how amateurish the animation on the original series looked! The worst episode was the one set in Paris with Wolverine and Captain America… 🫣… was that just the standard for animation back then, or was it really bad?!?

Eight years ago came out 'Captain America: Civil War' that tried to call into question whether Avengers were overstepping their boundaries and becoming a world police, or if they were right and Accords were punch of bs (the last part is definitely the truth). The question is still open to this day as to who oversees the Avengers, can they oversee themselves, and what stops them from one day overstepping boundaries further. With great power comes great responsibility after all, and great accountability for one's actions. Well, I guess this question only ever concerns the Avengers not the "glorious TVA".

Why have I brought up an example from the Civil War? Well, because this subject has touched on the topic of if anyone does have the right or the power to be above others, to get involved into everything, and police the world/save the world. Which leads us to the TVA, the narcissist's toy organization that is responsible for who knows how many records of omnicides, pruning innocents that happened to make a different choice in their universe, and create a branch from the "Sacred Timeline". As season one and two reveals it, the TVA was nothing but a ploy, a means for Kang variant to control the cosmos to his twisted liking. The TVA came to designate one of the timelines Kang chose to spare as "The Sacred Timeline", everything else being deemed "branches," or "thorns," or whatever it was called that needed to be weeded out and so the TVA had killed countless innocents that exceeds Thanos' kill count, all in a name of Kang and his evil agenda.

But here's the difference between Thanos and the TVA, the details are in the narrative no matter how terribly written it is. You see the TVA can "reform" and do better now, they can just say "sike, we were bad but now we're good" and just like that on the next day they're portrayed to be nurturing the multiverse and being on lookout for Kang variants. General Dox went out of line after the revelation and her rogue group has committed omnicide on several branches? Slap on the wrist and forgive her and her men, just offer them to make amends without any trial, rehabilitation, or serving time. Holding oneself accountable? Nope, all start anew as if they weren't killing people and universes a day ago. What makes TVA the true menace, the terrible monster, and the worst of human pride is that they're not just the world police, they're essentially the multiversal police. Who watches the TVA, who leads the oversight over what they do, what is okay and what isn't? The answer is no one, the TVA watches themselves and such oversight from oneself can be negligent often. I mean, once the Kang is defeated will the TVA pack the bags and leave or will they stay because they deem their role as "eternal vigil"? That's the problem with the TVA, there was no real reform, no one had process to reform their worldview. There's nothing stopping another TVA high ranking member to go on the same path like Dox one day because they believed old TVA had it right. And if they do just make TVA goodie two shoes just like that, then that's just lazy writing what it is. Truth is Sylvie had a good point, the only good future for TVA is to be reduced to rubble in middle of space and infinite branches.

Last but not least I'm so tired of the prime timeline (MCU or Earth-199999) being called the "Sacred Timeline". It's not sacred, it's just a terrible term invented by a narcissistic megalomaniac and now used by his stooges overseeing multiverse now. I think calling it prime timeline (because it's one we spent time watching as audience) is fine, but the other timelines aren't just branches. They're their own universes just as well, they are different slightly or entirely from the prime universe but it doesn't make them "sacred," "excommunicated," or "cursed" timeline. They all just are alternate realities and Earth-199999/Earth-616 is no different from any of them in terms of sanctity. The point is that "sacred timeline" is an awful term to designate the prime universe as, and I don't think this was meant to be used unironically and considered okay. And if it was, then this is not a good thing.

So the trailer states that this Logan let his world down, and we see shots of Logan in a mass graveyard looking distraught. I'm pretty sure that they are just taking the same Logan, our Logan from the movies, but just after Professor X killed all of the X-Men, and I think Logan failed to stop him and save everyone, or it might've been his fault.

Since that movie takes place in the future, this Logan is age appropriate if all the X-Men just died. They also said that they aren't touching Logan, and that movie will stay intact canonically. I feel like it also would be less exciting if this Wolverine wasn't the one we know but a variant from a different universe. It has to be our Logan.

Picture this: It’s 2009, and you’ve just walked out of the highly anticipated x men origins movie with a disappointed sigh. What’s next to look forward to you ask, Spider-Man 4?

Little do you know, that not only will these characters will still be around in 15 years, but they will have lasted through countless reboots, a rise and fall of superhero oversaturation that changes the landscape of blockbuster filmmaking, Disney buying marvel, Disney buying fox, Disney even buying Star Wars.

They’ve lasted so long an entire cinematic universe with countless iconic characters has formed around them with success of the MCU. And astonishingly that same MCU has become so worn, that these very characters that we’ve been introduced to for decades are promised to rejuvenate that same franchise. We’ve experienced new iterations of Spider-Man, Batman and superman. We’ve even seen an entire DCEU come and go, with another reboot on the way.

Nobody could of predicted the insanity of what we get to see and experience today. If a timetraveller was there in 2009 to tell you this you’d laugh in their face.

TLDR: fuck me what a ride it’s been since 2009

Not to ruin this movie for everyone but there are certain fundamentals to the story that seem fairly likely given the hints in the trailer. Here is my prediction for the general story coming:

Deadpools universe is coming to an end due to the Marvel acquisition of Fox properties. Maybe there is some kind of associated nexus event which leads the TVA to abduct deadpool and perhaps prune the universe.

DP discovers a path to save those he cares about in his universe which leads him to the Wolverine from the Old Man Logan universe (who at that point would have been the one who has killed all the XMen after being tricked by Mysterio). That universe also lost the Avengers so lots of room for multiversal madness.

DP and Wolverine team up to battle some other, larger threat that may have a chance at saving certain characters from Fox universe movies. Somehow they land in movie 616 for sequels to follow.

Queue Feige jokes and so on.