How Avengers Secret Wars Sets Up The X-MEN in the MCU Revealed #xmen #avengerssecretwars #mcu

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[johnsanchez]

The X-Men are always my favorite Marvel Heroes, can’t wait for the Avengers Secret Wars to set up the X-Men in revealed appearances.

[harjabenharris]

A Loki season 3 would solve the problem. Loki battles kang. Kang loses but in doing so Loki has to reset the time line! This is how we get RDJ as Doom. The fantastic 4 would be the first movie in this new universe which also introduces the X-Men

[BrayJay]

It makes sense to bring in the older characters for Secret Wars and bookend all these seperate cinematic universes and then soft reboot the MCU with all characters being available to interact with each other.

[dellcoc]

Every thumbnail is AI. I thought you hated AI.

[Starielproano]

That’s Likely after Secret Wars ends they will eventually introduce the X-men once they reset the Multiverse we could finally see the mutants in the MCU.

- No more Avengers anymore

[harrisonallen]

I have full faith in the Russo brothers

[dylanserrano]

and as for excellent yes X-Men should be the first film after Secret Warsreboot everything start up from the ground up and basically maybe or just maybe we introduced the same characters that were previously in them to you but always always have the X-Men there first and just reboot everyone and start recasting everyone

[worldsfinesteamup]

That thumbnail is amazing.

TERRANCE OUT

[mightybk]

A little off-topic from the point of this video, but do you ever notice how people only say "the heroes never die" when it comes to Marvel? I've yet to see people say that DC should kill off Batman on screen, and he's had movies fairly consistently since 1989. One of the drawbacks of the MCU is this belief that characters need to be killed or written off. Same with villains -- how many times has Superman fought Lex Luthor in live action or Batman with the Joker? There has to be a happy middle between what DC tends to do and how the MCU is being run. I for one, would like to see another Tony Stark/Iron Man movie before I die -- it's already been over a decade since Iron Man 3 and over 5 years since the character's last appearance. They really need to do the soft reboot thing after Secret Wars or start having their own version of "Elseworld" movies like "The Batman" for DC so they can still use some of their best characters even after they've been written out of the MCU proper.