I have a question regarding future of mcu

I have been following religiously marvel since 2013 the first movie which i followed from teaser to trailer to every promotional material was for iron man 3 before that i used to watch but does not follow but after that till now fantastic four i have seen every project of mcu
Now wonder man is coming and doomsday in less than a year and they are saying that it will be a direct sequel to endgame which is a good thing but what about all the projects what will be their future will they become non canon or they will only use the characters which are profitable for them and ignore the others

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eagc72026-01-05 07:29

All of the post-Endgame projects are still canon and Doomsday still follows up on characters and storylines from Phases 4-5

Like the Thor teaser shows up that they are picking up from where Thor was left off at the end of Thor 4. if they were going to render phase 4-5 not canon why would they acknowledge that he adopted a daughter. heck Thunderbolts ended with a literal set up for Doomsday, Shang-Chi is in the movie, etc.

Crafted_Pickaxe212026-01-05 07:37

The phrase "direct sequel" is just short hand for, "The events of Endgame are not quite tied up yet." It just means there are major connections to that movie.
But we will still have the Thunderbolts, the Fantastic 4, the X-Men now, and other people that were introduced, like Shang-Chi, Sam Captain America, Monica Rambeau, and more.

Think of it as, "While everybody has been living their lives post- Endgame, processing, healing and building relationships, unforeseen consequences have been brewing in the Multiverse and everyone joins Steve for one last fight."

I don't think Steve will be the sole focus or the only hero who can save the day. I think he will need friends.

Crafted_Pickaxe212026-01-05 07:40

Naturally there will be characters who don't show up, like how they didn't in Infinity War and Endgame, like Daredevil. But they still existed, they just weren't involved in the main event of the movie.

LemonLow33072026-01-06 08:34

Agreed with you on that one

Fallenjace2026-01-05 13:15

Nothing in the MCU is considered non-canon. Even the events of 'What If?' are technically canon, as they take place in the multiverse. And nothing directly from Marvel has stated otherwise. They did not say it was a direct sequel, they stated that the Infinity Saga and Endgame are directly tied into the upcoming films. Moving forward, after the assumed consolidation of the multiverse, you may see some new actors taking up established roles, but they'll still, technically, be the same canon character as before.

niicofrank2026-01-06 05:29

there is this weird influx of ppl confused about the canonicity of post-endgame material lately and I don’t really understand it

LemonLow33072026-01-06 07:20

The maine point of this is that its a lot of material for new comers
I have a friend who is not that big of a fan so he asked him if something good comes and suggest me otherwise i won't watch everything thing so i only tell him what i find good
Many people who are following since beginning really like the concept of an avengers movie in the end of each phase it wraps up a phase completely

[deleted]2026-01-08 04:30

Use punctuation.

LemonLow33072026-01-08 08:33

Sorry about that.

Sentry-10002026-01-08 12:44

Direct sequel doesn't mean that everything after endgame is being cut out it just means that doomsday will include something in that ties the film directly to endgame being tony starks death. A sequel can happen with a huge time gap between it