If this is your idea, 1. I like it, 2. Do you think each saga will have an ensamble movie (I.e. an Avengers film)?, and 3. If so, would there be a big bad?
hell20_2025-11-18 14:13
Blah blah blah... Stop using AI and type it out like a human. Good luck trying to integrate your Sony Spiderverse into the MCU.
mercy_death2025-11-18 14:17
I kind of want the next saga to not be one.
Infinity War felt like it discreetly and naturally built to something that didnt push connectivity until phase 3.
The current saga has been all over the place trying to force itself toward a major event that they didnt even plan for.
I would just rather (especially with a bunch of new characters) we get a solid phase of jusr decent character stories and then slowly cross them over.
Heavensrun2025-11-18 14:25
Yes, because doing a multiverse franchise continuity reset to iron out your rough mistakes worked so well for the CW verse, and the DCEU.
How ya doing, Flash?
BangingBaguette2025-11-18 14:28
While I like the outline I'm not a fan of Spider-man characters being retroactively added into canon as if they've existed for a while. I think it loses out on a lot of development and ideas that could play out in movies. Having Miles of Venom show up like they've always been there just doesn't seem interesting to me.
What I'd propose is putting Peter in a more classic era where a lot of his more classic day-to-day villains such as Electro, Rhino, Sandman, Shocker etc all exist, but larger characters like Miles, Goblin, Ock and Venom I really feel need to be introduced properly. Have him working at the Bugle or as a Teacher and tell a more adult focused story.
Edit: I'm also getting kinda sick of everything being Spider-verse and Spider-people. I want them to add Miles but keep things grounded for the character, nothing the MCU can do will top the Spider-verse movies in that department so they should do something unique and new. I don't want a million different Spider-people running around.
FictionFantom2025-11-18 14:42
Why does everyone think mixing realities and continuities is “simpler” than just exploding the mutant population organically? The Fantastic Four are already in a ship headed for Earth-616. America Chavez can hop realities if anyone else needs a home because theirs was permanently destroyed.
There isn’t even really a reason to reboot because the odds of us getting a new Iron Man trilogy are pretty low when they’ve barely begun playing with all the new toys they bought with Fox.
Currycel78912025-11-18 14:49
Exactly! My philosophy for a reboot is all or nothing.
For me, 75% staying the same with "minor alternations" sounds like complete nonsense. If this is the case, then there's basically no reboot.
FictionFantom2025-11-18 14:55
And the itch of “X interacting with Y” will be scratched with both Doomsday and Secret Wars.
For example there is 100% going to be a scene where RDJ’s Iron Man fights alongside Tobey’s Spider-Man and Hugh’s Wolverine. How can you possibly top that with a recast Tony Stark?
Currycel78912025-11-18 15:05
**We can't. Unless if there's a full reboot.** There really should be. I know there wasn't one at the end of either Hickman's Secret Wars OR 1984 Secret Wars, but the MCU sorely needs it.
A fresh start.
**Similar faces for SOME characters, but others should be new.** Yet this new universe believes it always existed and never knows (and never CAN know because it's all erased) that there was a huge, convoluted multiverse saga before them.
**Basically, on a cosmic multiversal scale, it should be what Endgame 2014 Thanos advocated.** A new universe "teeming with life, that knows not what it has lost but only what it has been given...a grateful universe." Yeah, I'm one of those who wanted him to win Endgame, and even now I still wish he did.
**But if Marvel can't do it, then no reboot at all.** Just continue. Whatever. People will still pay to watch it regardless.
Eric-HipHopple2025-11-18 14:48
This is good in many ways, but ignores the Avengers and all of the subgroupings there... if there are going to be more Avengers (team-up) movies, there will need to be more "Avengers-level threats," which threatens the coherency of the MCU. That is, if it's a big enough threat that almost defeats the Avengers, where were the F4, X-Men, etc... or to get around that, they have to try to cram everyone into all of these movies, which will get exhausting. I'm not sure what the right answer is though... pause Avengers movies and most of those characters for 10 years?
gimboarretino2025-11-18 14:50
whatever you want, just get rid of the multiverse/multiple timeline crap after it has served its purpose (apprehend all heroes of different franchise into the MCU canon)
KozyHank992025-11-18 14:51
WORDS.
JacobHarley2025-11-18 15:00
Words?
Currycel78912025-11-18 14:51
Sounds like complete garbage. Marvel might as well not reboot at all if they're doing such minimal measures. 75-85% staying the same is awful.
I'd prefer a total 100% reboot. Keep many of the same cast, sure, but it's a brand-new reality which believes it always existed with no memory of what was there before. And no way to ever get that memory back because the previous reality is erased forever.
Allhailmatpat2025-11-18 14:59
This reeks of chatgpt dude.
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Infinity War felt like it discreetly and naturally built to something that didnt push connectivity until phase 3.
The current saga has been all over the place trying to force itself toward a major event that they didnt even plan for.
I would just rather (especially with a bunch of new characters) we get a solid phase of jusr decent character stories and then slowly cross them over.
How ya doing, Flash?
What I'd propose is putting Peter in a more classic era where a lot of his more classic day-to-day villains such as Electro, Rhino, Sandman, Shocker etc all exist, but larger characters like Miles, Goblin, Ock and Venom I really feel need to be introduced properly. Have him working at the Bugle or as a Teacher and tell a more adult focused story.
Edit: I'm also getting kinda sick of everything being Spider-verse and Spider-people. I want them to add Miles but keep things grounded for the character, nothing the MCU can do will top the Spider-verse movies in that department so they should do something unique and new. I don't want a million different Spider-people running around.
There isn’t even really a reason to reboot because the odds of us getting a new Iron Man trilogy are pretty low when they’ve barely begun playing with all the new toys they bought with Fox.
For me, 75% staying the same with "minor alternations" sounds like complete nonsense. If this is the case, then there's basically no reboot.
For example there is 100% going to be a scene where RDJ’s Iron Man fights alongside Tobey’s Spider-Man and Hugh’s Wolverine. How can you possibly top that with a recast Tony Stark?
A fresh start.
**Similar faces for SOME characters, but others should be new.** Yet this new universe believes it always existed and never knows (and never CAN know because it's all erased) that there was a huge, convoluted multiverse saga before them.
**Basically, on a cosmic multiversal scale, it should be what Endgame 2014 Thanos advocated.** A new universe "teeming with life, that knows not what it has lost but only what it has been given...a grateful universe." Yeah, I'm one of those who wanted him to win Endgame, and even now I still wish he did.
**But if Marvel can't do it, then no reboot at all.** Just continue. Whatever. People will still pay to watch it regardless.
I'd prefer a total 100% reboot. Keep many of the same cast, sure, but it's a brand-new reality which believes it always existed with no memory of what was there before. And no way to ever get that memory back because the previous reality is erased forever.