Why don't I want the current X-Men multiverse in the MCU?
I don't want the X-Men of the current X-Men multiverse to be fit into the MCU.
The MCU has had seamless continuity the whole time (except for that one time).
The X-Men multiverse has had such bad continuity that they created an entire movie to fix the continuity, and they STILL managed to throw in more continuity snags.
The MCU has had more good films than bad films.
The X-Men multiverse has had more bad films than good films.
Avengers: Infinity War already has too many characters.
X-Men: The Last Stand had too many characters.
An Avengers/X-Men crossover is just BEGGING to have no emphasis on any given character.
And frankly, I'm ready for the X-Men movies to be done. X-Men: Days of Future Past - The Rogue Cut was both an excellent movie and an excellent resolution to the series. I'm emotionally resolved enough that I want the series to be done there. Not because the series is bad - but because The Rogue Cut was so emotionally fulfilling as an ending.
I don't want the X-Men of the current X-Men multiverse to be fit into the MCU.
The MCU has had seamless continuity the whole time (except for that one time).
The X-Men multiverse has had such bad continuity that they created an entire movie to fix the continuity, and they STILL managed to throw in more continuity snags.
The MCU has had more good films than bad films.
The X-Men multiverse has had more bad films than good films.
Avengers: Infinity War already has too many characters.
X-Men: The Last Stand had too many characters.
An Avengers/X-Men crossover is just BEGGING to have no emphasis on any given character.
And frankly, I'm ready for the X-Men movies to be done. X-Men: Days of Future Past - The Rogue Cut was both an excellent movie and an excellent resolution to the series. I'm emotionally resolved enough that I want the series to be done there. Not because the series is bad - but because The Rogue Cut was so emotionally fulfilling as an ending.
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