
Would something like Sinister 12 be cool in the (far) future MCU?
A LOT of villains teaming up and defeating him until he gets help from other heroes. Not in Spider-Man 5, but 6 or something

A LOT of villains teaming up and defeating him until he gets help from other heroes. Not in Spider-Man 5, but 6 or something
It will be like DC's Crisis on Infinite Earths (TV), where the worlds merge into Earth-Prime (Supergirl merges with Arrow, Flash etc.)
I'm so new to the MCU please help me 😔😔😔 I just watched Howard The Duck, Secret Invasion and She-Hulk because I heard it's the most essential. Endgame isn't important right? Is Batman part of it?
Most of you know the theory that Lesley's son dies in a car crash, leading her to create the fake world and Yellow Guy as a replacement, hence the car crash scene with Yellow Guy in the Neighbor sequence
I just had a little add-on thought: What if Lesley eas the one driving the car, not just a random person. She got injured and by fixing her injuries herself mentally unstable with tools. That's why she looks half human half puppet now.
Why don't people want to explore new stories and new characters? I get that we don't have a proper Wonder Woman adaption since Lynda Carter (Gal Gadgot was trash imo), but Batman? Come on, there are endless movies and shows. It's okay if a DCU Batman gets released 2028-2029 or so. And we already had a Superman movie, so it's not like Gunn didn't do a big character.
Just a funny idea:
Imagine they couldn't do reboots or new universes in life action. They had to look at every life action show/movie ever made.
For example every life action Spider-Man movie and show has to be connected to Spider-Man 1977.
Hopefully the flavor doesn't taste like they were rushing production in the factory
I've watched & enjoyed:
T: TTA also looks very good, but I don't want to watch over 70 episodes
PLEASE TRAINZ OR BACHMANN
The MCU has the same past as the real life world (except for Cap & Hydra being in WW2 etc.), so movies like Amadeus, Apollo 13 and Titanic are canon to the MCU (as long as they're accurate to real life)😂
Not much time passes between Season 1 and Season 24 because Topham's children (Stephen & Bridget) are kids in every Season. They age MAXIMUM 4 years or so (from 8 to 12 or something).
Elizabeth II is queen in Season 4 and Season 24 plus her hair isn't really gray yet, so we can narrow the show's placement down to 50s-80s. Her son appears as a kid or young teenager in Season 24, so the window gets smaller to 50s-early 60s.
Kenji gets called a "new invention" in Season 24. In real life his basis was built in 1964. I think all of the other engine's basis also exist at 1964, maybe there are 1-3 exceptions that are just errors.
Also, the Dieselisation in Great Britain was mainly in the 60s.
CONCLUSION: Thomas the Tank Engine takes place in the early 60s. Not many years pass between Season 1 and Season 24, maybe it occurcs from 1960-1964 or so.