post-Secret Wars timeline
Do you think we’re gonna see New York (Avengers/Spider-Man), the X-Mansion (Mutants), and The Baxter Building (Fantastic Four)—and place them all on the single "Revised Earth-199999," sharing one unified history. Until the Multiverse collapses. with the cataclysmic dual-event of Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars.
The core MCU timeline (Earth-199999) is consumed and reconstituted. It is forged into a single, cohesive "New Sacred Timeline." This reality retains the crucial emotional history of the Infinity Saga (Iron Man’s sacrifice, Thanos, The Blip) but retroactively integrates missing lore from adjacent realities. A soft-rebooted world where the X-Men, Fantastic Four, and classic Spider-Man elements did not "arrive" via portals. History is rewritten so they have been native to the MCU all along.
The core MCU timeline (Earth-199999) is consumed and reconstituted. It is forged into a single, cohesive "New Sacred Timeline." This reality retains the crucial emotional history of the Infinity Saga (Iron Man’s sacrifice, Thanos, The Blip) but retroactively integrates missing lore from adjacent realities. A soft-rebooted world where the X-Men, Fantastic Four, and classic Spider-Man elements did not "arrive" via portals. History is rewritten so they have been native to the MCU all along.
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Edit: and iron man is getting recasted. I am so sick of people saying “everything happened the same but also XMen and fanatic four were there. No we’re not gonna show it! Tell don’t show that’s the rule!” Boring
• The Avengers protect the world from global threats.
• The X-Men protect a world that hates and fears them.
• The Fantastic Four explore the scientific and cosmic unknown.
• Spider-Man defends the streets of a fully realized New York City
Like armor wars is going to continue the legacy of Tony Stark
T challa son is going to be the next Black Panther
It’s going to be a hard reset.
There also wasn’t “multiverse baggage”. The highest grossing films post-Endgame were all multiverse. They just had very bad writing and planning
That's not the MCU's designation for the mainline universe tho, it's a universe identical to the MCU. The MCU has its own multiverse....
Also, America Chavez only recently got to terms with her powers in the MCU and didn't know about Spider-Man before MoM, when during the same point in the comics America Chavez is very used to her powers and have even teamed up with Captain Marvel's Ultimates team dealing with the post Secret Wars (book) arcs. Not the same America Chavez, because it's not the same Omniverse.
and moreover, even if that was the case that it was in the comics' multiverse, the movies literally give an excuse for why there are these repeated designations. The MCU chunk of the Multiverse is mapped out by the Baxter Foundation on Earth-838. The Comics Multiverse is mapped out by the Multiversal Captain Britain Corps. *Two different organizations, two different classification systems.*
So It's considered a "soft reboot" because it won't erase everything; rather, it will refresh the universe and allow for new directions, similar to how Daredevil: Born Again felt connected but new
discarded like a hard reboot (e.g., DC's Crisis on Infinite Earths comic event).
But tbh, I'd rather they reboot everything into 828, with more faithful classic-esque adaptations of characters like the X-Men and Avengers (PLEASE give us avengers mansion)
• The Change: The "retro-futuristic" aesthetic of Earth-828 is folded into the main MCU’s 1960s history.
• New Native Status: Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Johnny Storm, and Ben Grimm are established as celebrated celebrity astronauts from the 1960s. They vanished during an experimental voyage (trapped in the Negative Zone or Quantum Realm), becoming myths.
• Lore Integration: Their return brings "native" historical elements back into play:
• The Baxter Building: Retroactively becomes a historic NYC landmark.
• ReedTech: Established as a mid-century rival to Stark Industries, adding depth to the industrial history of the MCU.
• H.E.R.B.I.E. & The Future Foundation: Introduced not as alien tech, but as the evolution of lost human innovation.
Mobsters fixing boxing matches is an artifact from that era. And I can easily see the punisher mowing down old school mobsters. It’s not totally retro so assault weapons are still on the table.
I see it like incorporating the faithful element of Superman in the DCU, but setting it in a modern day.
***His humanity is what was faithful.***
God, Snyder wrecked the vision of Supes
You haven’t read anything, then.
The point of the story ***is his humanity.***
That is what makes him who he is.
***He’s not a god, he’s a person, he’s a chill-ass dude. If you want aura farming and mindless dragon ball fights, fine, stick with Snyder.***
Superman 2025 is structured very similarly. It's a rollercoaster that only slows down for a few moments (the apartment scene) while exploring all sorts of different parts of the superman mythos and his allies, ending with him outsmarting Lex. Sure, the actual events and people are different from All-Star, but the structure is there, and Gunn's sensibilities when it comes to super heroes is very similar to Grand Morrison's when it comes to embracing the weirdness of characters like Metamorpho.
It's actually insane to say that the movie isn't faithful to Superman as a character. Genuinely, outside of his parents being ill intentioned and Krypto's breed being changed what else exactly is so unfaithful to the source material? This is the most accurate Lex we've ever seen, Lois and Clark's relationship is 100% believable, and above all else, Superman's love for humanity and earth is extremely palpable, much more so than the Snyder version, and I'd argue it's even more apparent than the original movie. We got Lex commanding angry brainwashed monkeys to write tweets about Superman and a comic accurate Guy haircut. What else could you possibly want?
Bring back the Big 3, recast the Avengers, if you wanna keep FF and Falcon, just put them alongside the recasted mains.
Iron Man is gonna be **19 years old** by the time this Avengers arc is done. They have to start fresh.
The compound was basically the mansion tbh
This is guaranteed.
And he's going to go for the stones again, or some other cosmic artifact, and this will put him into conflict with the Avengers again.
Thanos will come back maniacially obsessed with Lady Death, just like in comics.
Basically, Lady Death will resurrect him and task him with doing it again- and then, many more things.
I know the history. It still annoys me.
Just make it 242 or 569 or whatever easy number
We currently have
- 616 (marvel studio MCU),
- 10005 (fox x-men), and
- 828 (fantastic four first step)
OP proposal ia to combine them all to be "new MCU", earth 199999
Now while i get why OP chose that number, i just feel it is too long / too cumbersome.
then new villains from the main post-secret wars timeline could travel through the multiverse for a special face off with the avengers and they could do some special crossovers like: Avengers vs. Godzilla, Avengers vs. Aliens (Xenomorphs), Avengers vs. Decepticons, and Avenger vs. Justice League,
and the "fresh start" universe doesn't change exept the cast getting older and older 😆
third-party things can’t connect to crossover stuff.
As of now (subject to change after MCU Secret Wars):
* 616 is what the main MCU universe is called in the MCU/MCM (Marvel Cinematic Multiverse)
* 199999 was an unofficial designation
* Spider-Verse is part of the MCU multiverse, and only the Spider-Society calls 616 "199999" (after the unofficial designation)
* The comics used 199999 once (after the unofficial designation) to reference the MCU, but this must be an identical MCU universe that's consistent with the comics, not our exact MCU multiverse.