You haven't even seen it
Time for another "how are they going to introduce X-Men into the MCU" thread
Jose Barnes
Eli Green
The New Mutants characters/storylines > X-men you idiot
Blake Mitchell
That would make more sense. Good call. It also connects the mutants more closely to the MCU.
Caleb Brooks
the enchantment is why people can't pick it up, Mjolnir doesn't fall trough the floor or crush tables when it's placed on them, hell Thor 1 he leaves it on a hat rack
Robert Evans
Didn't this nigga do this literally in the first couple issues of X-Men?
Alexander Ross
The entire logistical concept of mutants doesn't make sense unless it stops becoming a parallel of minority rights, and starts becoming a parallel of gun rights.
Oppressing people with superpowers is dumb, because superpowers aren't horrible. It's that their powers need to be unwieldly, make people uncomfortable, and cause chaos because most heroes gain power from life-changing events of bravery, not birthright. Vigilantes like Spiderman get a blank pass because they've clearly used their powers for good, (well mostly blank) but mutants regularly have little control or cohesion with society for being normies. Sensible power control, (we're not asking people with mutant genes to have their powers taken, we're just asking for reasonable limitations on dangerous powers, and keeping powers out of the hands of criminals) becomes a concept, the Brotherhood of Mutants takes its own militia element on power, Xavier's school can be a boarding school, but in outreach it can be involved in power safety, humanitarian elements, cooperating with military elements, and promoting mutant political liberty. Conspiracies run rampant about a psychic lobbying in congress, NRA parallels and all. Meanwhile, mutantphiles would exist, people getting historical about mutant powers, fit in minor social and economic stigmatizing for ugly or dangerous powers like bone skin or whatever, and work from there.
Slapdashing 'THE GAYS' as the defining parallel when powered superheroes are a thing makes no sense, so powers themselves and their regulation should be the parallel at play.
Caleb Bailey
Yes, that’s one of the reasons it works infinitely better than “oops reality changed now mutants”.
Carter Young
at the end of endgame
Jaxon Baker
Doesn’t work. You choose to own a gun. You don’t choose to be a mutant. Just like you don’t choose your race or sexuality.
Lucas Diaz
>Opening Credits is multiples instances of the X-Men stopping crises inspired by the original run, similar to how the X-Men Origins credits did it
How hard would you be Yea Forums ?