How do the Multiverse set ups matter if Doom executes his plan?

If Doom successfully creates Battleworld and all other universes are destroyed, then why do we care about BNW discovering Adamantium and stuff like that? Because won't it all be for nothing anyway when an Incursion happens?

Does the Secret Wars comic just somehow set the universes back to a certain point in time? How will the MCU be able to erase off some things they and audiences didn't like in the multiverse while keeping the rest? Or does Doom creating Battleworld just mean that he somehow moves every universe into the Void to stop them suffering Incursions?

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knotsteve2025-12-31 22:26

Maybe they will write the movie well, and whatever they do makes sense, or they write a mess and more people check out of the series.

Johnny02302025-12-31 22:37

Battleworld is a mosaic, a puzzle made from pieces of various collapsed or highly threatened universes, with various zones governed by different physical and natural laws. It's essentially a single, gigantic reality created by Doom. The BND issue is relative; the MCU has always worked that way, with each character starring in their own respective saga until the crossovers arrive. It would be like saying Star-Lord is partly Celestial, despite losing his powers after the events of the second film, but that evolution serves no purpose for Avengers.

Frank_and_Beanzz2025-12-31 22:41

I need to read the comic I guess to figure out how MCU would realistically go about resetting the universes back to their separate selves. This whole Battleworld thing feels like rich territory to go on exploring for many years. Shortening it into one 3 hour film seems a waste

ImjustANewSneaker2025-12-31 22:55

I’ve always said they should’ve done a battle world phase

BravoLeader30002026-01-01 00:13

I'm re-reading Secret Wars and its tie-ins currently, and I completely agree. Give me fifteen Battleworld movies!

RabidFlamingo2025-12-31 22:39

Without going into details about the end of Secret Wars (2015), at the end of the comic a new multiverse is constructed that is basically the old one but with some changes. Some characters' histories are altered, some characters outside the 'main' universe are changed so that they always came from it

I imagine what we'll get will be a soft reboot of the MCU. F4 and X-Men will always have been there, recasting for certain characters, and yeah, less popular plot threads will be quietly dropped

Frank_and_Beanzz2025-12-31 22:47

Were these changes plotted out within the reality of the comic or were they deemed 'random' ? Like say Ben Grimm wakes back up in his reality and now can control whether he's a rock or not lol.

RabidFlamingo2025-12-31 22:52

They were plotted out by the character who brought the Multiverse back, who basically got it as close to 'normal' as he could, with a couple of deliberate changes that were done as favours

Frank_and_Beanzz2025-12-31 23:09

Ahh that seems like a good way to go about it. They could end up as good ideas for character arcs like the changes are monkey paw type deals

GarySoneji2025-12-31 23:02

The comics used to be in the 7th Cosmos. Now they’re in the 8th. Maybe the Celestials can judge the MCU into the next Cosmos.

BravoLeader30002026-01-01 00:14

It would be a nice way to bring Arishem and the Eternals back! (I'm watching Eternals as I write this!)

Living_Strength_36932026-01-01 01:48

Makes sense

RedHawk_942025-12-31 23:48

We won't know until the movie comes out