...Ultimate War isn;t about that. Its just cover art.
Michael_AftonXD2025-11-28 04:15
Explain.
Due-Explanation95852025-11-28 14:18
My take on an mcu. I would adapt all these storylines into one coherent narrative
Due-Explanation95852025-11-28 15:02
If you meant explain the entire story:
It starts off post secret wars, a soft reboot of the MCU. Spider-Man gets a symbiote in secret wars. After a fairly basic run around of the VENOM arc, Venom runs away alongside Eddie to become a lethal protector.
After that, A newly reformed Avengers, consisting of Ant-Man, Spider-woman, Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Sentry, Luke Cage, The Wasp and She-Hulk forms to combat 72 escaped supervillains from prison, this event fuels the hate against supers, since they are somewhat to blame for the release of those 72 villains.
After that, The X-Men (consisting of The OG 5, Magik, Colossus, Emma and Psylock) go to Genosha to check up on Magneto. Suddenly, a surge of Sentinels attack, killing 1000s of mutants, including Colossus and Pyro. This sends Magneto over the deep end, setting up Ultimate War and increasing mutant-human tensions.
The Fantastic 4 is more so a break from the main narrative. But they have some issues with the government after helping Doom save the world (literally).
Ultimate War happens. The X-Men, Fantastic 4, Spider-Man and Avengers (+ Hulk now) all team up to defeat Magneto from destroying the world via magnetic pole. This heightens Mutant-Human tensions ten fold while also linking supers in general to the issue.
The Irredeemable Ant-Man would be a pretty direct adaptation via mini-series. Maybe get Edgar Wright to direct. Maybe it shows into the lives of Shield Agents.
She-Hulk would be a pretty direct adaption of the 12 issues of the 2004 series. Supervillains escape shrunk in one episode, causing even bigger problems.
Civil War happens. After Ultimate War, The Supervillain escape, Fall Of Genosha, and even more villains escaping in She-Hulk and a group of flunkie superheroes accidentally exploding a school, Iron Man advocates for the superhuman registration act. This causes huge controversy amongst the super human community. Eventually, this turns into a huge fight between two groups. One group, led by Captain America, consisting of all the avengers but Spider-Woman, Sentry, Thor and Hulk (since Hulk got blasted to an unknown planet by Iron Man and Shield), The Fantastic 4 minus Ben who didn’t want to deal with this shit, Deadpool and Magik from the mutant side of things since the rest of the X-Men didn’t want to get involved but Magik and Deadpool wanted to join in “to be a part of comic book history”, Ms. Marvel and Miles Morales who wanted to chip in. Iron Man has the rest of the avengers, Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers), Red Hulk, The Irredeemable Ant-Man, Spider-Man (who defects), Venom (Eddie Brock) and Emma Frost who joins his side since she has a thing for Iron Man. Iron Man wins overall but most of his team leaves him by the end, screwing him over relations wise.
Planet Hulk happens. Idk what to say but it happens.
She-Hulk Season 2 happens, with her joining Shield post civil war since they put her cousin in an “unknown location”.
X-Factor is a weird case. I moreso want them to represent the mutant side of things, as a corporate mutant team.
Secret Invasion happens. Some major players on Iron Man team are revealed to be skrulls. Iron Man is usurped by Norman Osborne, who becomes the new shield head. He creates a new team called the thunderbolts after outlawing every other superhero team in the country.
X-Men get hit first by this law. They are officially on the run. At the end of the movie, they find an island that is living to live on. It calls itself, “KRAKOA”.
Dark Reign happens. Just more showing of what’s it is like when Norman Osborne basically leads the country.
Thunderbolts, consisting of Ireedamble Ant-Man, Crimson Dynamo, Deadpool (who has no clue what’s happening), Yelena Black Widow, Songbird and Red Hulk lead the thunderbolts.
Siege is the big culmination of everything.
SeekerVash2025-11-28 04:42
I might be wrong, but I think those are all comic books...which aren't MCU...
Son_Tenaj2025-11-28 05:14
Obviously he’s saying that the comics he laid out are what his version of the mcu would take inspiration from.
Due-Explanation95852025-11-28 14:17
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It starts off post secret wars, a soft reboot of the MCU. Spider-Man gets a symbiote in secret wars. After a fairly basic run around of the VENOM arc, Venom runs away alongside Eddie to become a lethal protector.
After that, A newly reformed Avengers, consisting of Ant-Man, Spider-woman, Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Sentry, Luke Cage, The Wasp and She-Hulk forms to combat 72 escaped supervillains from prison, this event fuels the hate against supers, since they are somewhat to blame for the release of those 72 villains.
After that, The X-Men (consisting of The OG 5, Magik, Colossus, Emma and Psylock) go to Genosha to check up on Magneto. Suddenly, a surge of Sentinels attack, killing 1000s of mutants, including Colossus and Pyro. This sends Magneto over the deep end, setting up Ultimate War and increasing mutant-human tensions.
The Fantastic 4 is more so a break from the main narrative. But they have some issues with the government after helping Doom save the world (literally).
Ultimate War happens. The X-Men, Fantastic 4, Spider-Man and Avengers (+ Hulk now) all team up to defeat Magneto from destroying the world via magnetic pole. This heightens Mutant-Human tensions ten fold while also linking supers in general to the issue.
The Irredeemable Ant-Man would be a pretty direct adaptation via mini-series. Maybe get Edgar Wright to direct. Maybe it shows into the lives of Shield Agents.
She-Hulk would be a pretty direct adaption of the 12 issues of the 2004 series. Supervillains escape shrunk in one episode, causing even bigger problems.
Civil War happens. After Ultimate War, The Supervillain escape, Fall Of Genosha, and even more villains escaping in She-Hulk and a group of flunkie superheroes accidentally exploding a school, Iron Man advocates for the superhuman registration act. This causes huge controversy amongst the super human community. Eventually, this turns into a huge fight between two groups. One group, led by Captain America, consisting of all the avengers but Spider-Woman, Sentry, Thor and Hulk (since Hulk got blasted to an unknown planet by Iron Man and Shield), The Fantastic 4 minus Ben who didn’t want to deal with this shit, Deadpool and Magik from the mutant side of things since the rest of the X-Men didn’t want to get involved but Magik and Deadpool wanted to join in “to be a part of comic book history”, Ms. Marvel and Miles Morales who wanted to chip in. Iron Man has the rest of the avengers, Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers), Red Hulk, The Irredeemable Ant-Man, Spider-Man (who defects), Venom (Eddie Brock) and Emma Frost who joins his side since she has a thing for Iron Man. Iron Man wins overall but most of his team leaves him by the end, screwing him over relations wise.
Planet Hulk happens. Idk what to say but it happens.
She-Hulk Season 2 happens, with her joining Shield post civil war since they put her cousin in an “unknown location”.
X-Factor is a weird case. I moreso want them to represent the mutant side of things, as a corporate mutant team.
Secret Invasion happens. Some major players on Iron Man team are revealed to be skrulls. Iron Man is usurped by Norman Osborne, who becomes the new shield head. He creates a new team called the thunderbolts after outlawing every other superhero team in the country.
X-Men get hit first by this law. They are officially on the run. At the end of the movie, they find an island that is living to live on. It calls itself, “KRAKOA”.
Dark Reign happens. Just more showing of what’s it is like when Norman Osborne basically leads the country.
Thunderbolts, consisting of Ireedamble Ant-Man, Crimson Dynamo, Deadpool (who has no clue what’s happening), Yelena Black Widow, Songbird and Red Hulk lead the thunderbolts.
Siege is the big culmination of everything.
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