Disney could possibly buy 20th century fox.

Nah, if Spidey didn't overshadow the other MCU heroes the X-Men won't either. I mean, the XCU couldn't even get most of them right to begin with and just them supporting cast to Wolverine.

The MCU X-Men won't be as incompetent as the FoX-Men anyways, they'll be able to resolve the mutant hatred stuff and do stuff like adventures in the Savage Land and in space.

Nah, they put the effort in to make them into A-Listers on part with Spidey and the X-Men. They aren't going anywhere, at worst they're be some recasting.

How does it feel knowing the X-Men will be in a Universe where they aren't the center of everything?

Nope, they're going to be part of the greater MCU. Forced to accept that the mutants aren't the only characters in town anymore.



Nah, they'll endure or get good replacements that have been built up properly. And seriously, you're using the SJW thing just because you hate female characters and nonwhites? Grow up.

Nah, I can embrace change. Just like can embrace the X-Men no longer being the center of the Universe and there being enough sympathetic and good non-mutant characters they have to now acknowledge in their stories instead of the 1-D way they usually do it.

coldenhaulfield, you do realize in order for the X-Men to take over the MCU, they'd have to start making three X-Men films a year, right? That's just bad business. I can see there being one X-Men film a year, or one every other year, if they keep alternating between the vast cast of characters and focus on different aspects of the X-Men universe. But those other two time slots would definitely be filled with other Marvel properties.

No. That's not how it works. They've put too much money in the other characters to just drop them now, especially now that Thor: Ragnarok showed how the so-called "peasants" can kick the hell out of the other Blue Bloods, the Justice League. And don't forget, the very country you live in was founded on peasants rising up and slapping the fuck out of the Blue Bloods of their time.

Well, I'll be there to say, "I told you so" when they keep making films about the other characters and properties at the same rate they have been for a decade now.

They're not D-listers anymore, for one thing. They've been outpacing the X-Men films at the box office for a while now, for another. And again, the fact Thor kicked the crap out of the Justice League is not going to be ignored. Marvel knows there's money to be made on introducing formerly unknown characters to audiences, widening their roster of characters continually. And Marvel isn't going to kill everyone in Infinity War.

Except the MCU has been making more money than the X-Men films, so following the money would entail continuing to focus on the characters they've had for years, the characters they've recently introduced, and the characters they've been planning on introducing. Look, no one's denying that the X-Men are going to be a big part of the MCU's future, but the other characters and properties aren't going to vanish because there's no need for them to. They're up to three films a year now. So they can have one X-Men film a year plus two films about one of their other properties, but they're probably not going to have an X-Men film every year, so there's plenty of room for the others. 

2: They're not going to replicate on screen what's been done on the comic page. I know Kevin Feige said a female Thor might be possible, but there's no way they'll do it the same way the comics did. For one thing, in the MCU, Thor: Ragnarok reveals that Thor's lightning powers were always innate to him to begin with and the hammer was just a way to focus them until he could use them without it. So even if there is a female Thor with a hammer, the original Thor will still be flying around shooting lightning from his hands.