So where did the "merge universes" theory come from and how did it have so many supporters?
*Secret Wars (2015) didn't merge universes together at the end.*
*Secret Wars (2015) didn't merge universes together at the end.*
*Secret Wars (2015) didn't merge universes together at the end.*
What is important had to be said **thrice**. Did someone gaslight themselves into buying a plot detail that clearly didn't exist in the comic and convince others that would be how the MCU version of Secret Wars turn out?
Photo credit: Fantastic Four: First Steps.
*Secret Wars (2015) didn't merge universes together at the end.*
*Secret Wars (2015) didn't merge universes together at the end.*
What is important had to be said **thrice**. Did someone gaslight themselves into buying a plot detail that clearly didn't exist in the comic and convince others that would be how the MCU version of Secret Wars turn out?
Photo credit: Fantastic Four: First Steps.
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I thought it was quite common people knew everything was recreated, jumbled a bit cause it was done by a child, but relatively the same which makes sense as it's a "secret" war.
The fact you call it the NEW ultimate universe really blows your argument out of the water.
That being said, calling them merged universes is probably not accurate. The new 616 is an amalgamation of previous universes RECREATED into the general 616.
Also, the event marks the end of the seventh cosmos and the beginning of the eighth
Is not everyone from that universe is also now here, just the odd few characters that they want to bring in, FF won’t be going back to 823 for example, and we will be getting the xmen soon. But for them I don’t think that they will be keeping all the same original cast after SW. we will get new ones. They will come from somewhere else, like the FF. The MCU doesn’t need a full reboot, but a merge will be a kind of soft reboot with new people.
Feige seems to be wanting to cut loose narrative threads and start over with the toy box largely intact, but with new toys to play with.
The FF will (could consider already) merge with the main continuity, I imagine same with deadpool, the xmen will come from somewhere else, and if they recast existing characters they will/could come from another world. Hence merge.
Im doubtful that the xmen (and other mutant characters) will get an origin type movie, they will just be part of the world as if they have always been there. Again a sort of merge.
It’s possible we will get a Miles from another world in the main continuity, so he will also get stuck here, and merge with the world. With, I’m hoping, a Norman Osborn and others as well, expand the villain pool for him.
This is what most, if not all are talking about when this is said. It’s a simple narrative way to do it and opportune way of doing it. They can change other things that don’t work as well in the main universe to fit what comes after. It’s not going to be like it’s the MCU as we know it but it’s the tech from the FF movies, I don’t think. Merge is just an easy way to describe it.
The ending of secret wars is the future foundation cutely reforming the cosmos with whatever is convenient to make Miles Morales fit in with the main universe and maybe some minor soft reboot stuff.
So what? Infinity Gauntlet (1991) didn't do half the stuff that happened in the movie. Secret Wars (2027) I strongly doubt will follow actual plot beats from the comic, instead likely being based more off of vibes and concepts.