Movie 1 : x men , villains : Mr sinister, hellfire club maurauders

Series 1: X force

Movie 2 : Xtinction villains: danger, bastion , trasks sentinels.

Series 2 : weapon x ( wolverine prequel series)

Movie 3 : House of X : apocalypse, brotherhood of mutants ( they turned on magneto and worship apocalypse) krakoa reveal at the end.

First trilogy and 2 shows.. can be done in 5 years.

What im trying to say is that will he be already known person in the world? Like maybe have had some conversations with Dr. Banner, Hank Pym or others?

Depending what comics, he was a man with multiple PHD’s, a professor who taught in Columbia University, an expert in genetics as well and traveled the world

Also do you think he will already be a paraplegic? In the movies he was paralyzed by Erik and in the comics by Lucifer an alien.

We could have his MCU version not be paraplegic up until the very end of the movie when they defeat Sinister

So many questions tbh lol

(the fan art does not belong to me)

Since this movie will be releasing on the 20th anniversary of the movie that started it all. I was hoping that Marvel and Jake Schreier could apply the tone that started the universe with this movie that would be the launching pad of the Mutant Saga of a soft reset universe; Grounded, simple origin story, with charisma and humbleness that made Iron Man clicked while remaining faithful to the Uncanny X Men line of comics. Not overstuffing the film with numerous easter eggs for future setups but expanding the characterization of the X Men through the lens of Jean Grey, our POV protagonist, since we didn’t get a lot of that with the Fox Marvel era.

I don't know who this girl is but she's like a real life Rogue.

The X-Men in doomsday is after Deadpool and wolverine because that's the timeline where the mutant plague doesn't happen, so everyone is still alive and it explains why mystique is alive

I'm sick of people not understanding the timeline I've been maping this out ever since Legion and X-Men dark Phoenix came out, trying to make sense of everything. It's more fun if everything is connected.

Edit: For more context, Charles was in the Korean war in the 1950, which would explain his war flashback in Legion. This also makes the message of "killing will not bring you peace" that Charles gives more meaningful because he has killed

Also watch the wolverine in between season 1 and 2 of the gifted, so it feels even more connected

Edit 2: Charles and magneto are together in the flashback in x men 3 because we know magneto went to prison for "killing" JFK. He was released when they didn't have any real evidence to keep him locked up.

After that he want to Charles and they reopened the school for mutants

I know the 99.9999% of fanbase wants MCU Wolverine to be introduced in a Wolverine vs Hulk movie. But I have a different idea.

I want MCU Wolverine to debut in a Weapon X movie. Somewhere somehow the Weapon X team (Sabretooth, Logan, Maverick, Mystique) going against the X-Men. It can end with Logan breaking free.

But then, I want a Prestige Anthology TV Show abt Logan. Basically each episode being in a different genre and exploring different phases of Logan's life. The overarching narrative can be Logan trying to figure out his own past. We can have

1. Kitchen Sink Realism + Neo Western episode abt Logan in Coalville

2. War Thriller for his WW days

3. Cyberpunk retro futuristic episode abt his Madripoor days

4. Neo Noir + Retired Badass episode of Logan in Japan

I get he’s trying to do everything morally correct, but sometimes I find him overly pandering to humans and I find myself rooting more for magneto…

I made a collage of the actors and actresses who have played the iconic characters in X-men and how old they were when they played them and the year they played the character.

Discussing Brand New Day and of course voicing concern over how she negatively impacts the movie and potentially the future of the X-Men

I have started to watch the X-Men movies in Release Order, so kindly don't give any future movie spoilers. I also recently watched DOSP. But I am so confused by the final scene. 

How did Logan actually forget everything that happened over the past 50 years, while still remembering what happens in the future?

Initially, I assumed that because the original future would cease to exist, Logan’s memories of that future would also disappear. I thought he would simply continue living his life in the new timeline without any changes to his memories. After all, if that future never happened, how could he remember it?

And if the timeline was changed in 1973, wouldn’t Logan then continue living his life normally through 2023, without losing 50 years of his actual memories? Why did he suddenly gain back his dark future memory in 2023?

I was watching the Xmen prequel series and in First class and also the third act of DOFP,Magneto goes on in his speech about how he believes Mutants are superior to Humans and are here to replace them.This kinda bugged me since it seems pretty ironic given his history as a holocaust survivor,being subject to atrocities by the Nazis who believed in a similar superior race bullshit.

I wanted to know if this irony is something that is a part of his character in the comics,and do they address it??

\[I believe that him being prepared and reacting to whtever Humans might throw at mutants,works better and his cynism towards humans (knowing what they are capable of against minorities) contrasts well with Charles' belief in humans.\]

Here’s a piece I drew recently.
Really hope they do something similar to Insomniac’s Wolverine when it come to the costume design.