Because to me, each phase was slowly telling a larger story and post-endgame, it feels like that story has concluded. I can understand the need to make Marvel films, but I would've proposed an epilogue Phase, focusing on concluding as well as hinting at future Marvel films, while sending off the Phase Gimmick to its sunset
Essentially:
Part 1 of Phase Four would've been directly focused on Earth and its consequences post-blip
(Black Widow, Captain America: Brave New World and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever with **Spider-Man: No Way Home** as a send-off, and a hint of what to come in the near future)

Part 2 would focus on the outer space, as well as a sliver of the multiverses
(Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, Thor: Love and Thunder, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, and Deadpool & Wolverine with **Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness** to fully cap it off)


In total, there would be **Nine Movies**



There would only be three shows:
What if? (meant to be a test for Marvel Animation as well as future writers, directors, etc.)
Loki (as an expansion of certain story elements from Deadpool & Wolverine)
as well as Wandavision, not only as a test to see if certain Marvel projects (that are more experimental) would fit in a TV Show format


And after that, the movies would not necessarily be connected, only with The Marvels and Thunderbolts being the two films that connect the films, before slowly becoming more interconnected by future films (with the Disney TV shows becoming actual films)

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