The Marvel Cinematic Universe would possibly be in suspense right now with COVID-19, but once things return to normal, this shared world will go through significant changes. Much of this is due to the planned advent of X-Men and Fantastic Four, as the characters, acquired through Marvel Studios as a component of the Disney/Fox merger, have the possibility of being real game changes.
After taking a look at the global X-Men yesterday, we’re now looking for the Fantastic Four (and no, 4 of the tickets are just members of Marvel’s first family circle).
So far, the team has given the impression in three films (and one that has never been released), however, Fox has never been able to put the team properly. Now it’s Kevin Feige’s turn to make up for that, and while we have complete confidence in his abilities, it’s the heroes and villains he prioritizes.
The quantum realm remains a mystery to us, with Ant-Man and The Wasp offering many answers. However, it is likely that Peyton Reed’s Ant-Man 3 will replace that, and this can be very similar to the eventual reboot of Fantastic Four on the MCU.
The question is, why can’t the quantum kingdom and the negative zone be the same? If the next ant-Man film features Annihilus, the scene may be ready for Marvel’s first circle of relatives to face her somewhere, and Janet Van Dyne might even have bumped into him while she was there (she must have done anything she throws rough with that she came back here).
The Skrulls gave the impression on Captain Marvel, however, they were described in a heroic way and not as the enthusiasts expected. Rumor has it that we’re going to have a secret invasion adaptation in the next sequel, and Marvel Studios would possibly feature the Super-Skrull (in the past they couldn’t do it because Fox owned the rights), we’d rather wait for this reboot of the Fantastic Four.
After all, the villain possesses the combined powers of Marvel’s first family, and it would be a little disappointing not to see him use those talents in the Marvel cinematic universe.
The special effects have progressed a lot since the first two Fantastic Four films and were smart enough in 2015 that we could still see a CGI edition of The Thing. It looked like a matrix. Ok.
The visual effects had nothing wrong (they were quite impressive), however, a technique based on Ben Grimm’s appearance robbed him of much of his personality. Marvel Studios has perfected the CGI characters, just look at The Hulk and Thanos, but that’s not what we’re involved in; We just need an absolutely funny interpretation of The Thing in this reboot!
A long time ago, when Fox lost Daredevil’s rights, Kevin Feige presented them with the opportunity to remain the fearless guy in exchange for permission to use Galactus and Silver Surfer. They said no.
With that in mind, it’s pretty obvious that these two elements will appear in a short time, however, it wouldn’t be bad for us, first of all, to spend more time with Silver Surfer, just to make fun of Galactus about a series of movies. Norin Radd can even get his own solo film before The Eater of Worlds develops his original story and how he has become the actor of Galactus.
Marvel Studios has brought most of the Avengers’ biggest villains, but we haven’t noticed Kang the Conqueror on the big screen yet. The time-traveling villain is very similar to the Fantastic Four, so he probably belongs to Fox so far, but that’s about to change.
Kang can unite the Avengers and the Fantastic Four, while acting as a great villain as terrifying and tough as Thanos. There are already indications that he will be a component of Loki’s next disney series, so it is very likely that Kevin Feige is already laying the groundwork for his debut.
The Total Fantastic Four is obviously a precedent for Marvel Studios, but at this point, it’s time for Sue Storm to be at the top point and show how wonderful she is.
The toughest member of the Fantastic Four, we saw a “bimbo” edition and a completely forgettable “scientific” edition, but an unwavering demand with the comics that is the matriarch of this circle of family members and also all the leader that Reed will have to make. will be a must-have for the Marvel cinematic universe. Also, if this A-Force movie ends up happening, it deserves to play a key role in it.
Mole Man, the first villain to face the Fantastic Four, and apart from scientist Tim Blake Nelson who he described in the 2015 reboot, we haven’t noticed yet that this character adorns the big screen.
It’s really amazing when you prevent and think about it, and even if you may not think Mole Man is “worthy” of being the main villain in a fantastic four reboot, believe how much fun it would be to see this team. Fight giant monsters that exploded on the ground in the middle of Manhattan!
One of the most important questions enthusiasts have about the Fantastic Four’s debut in the Marvel cinematic universe is how they can be presented. Will they be teenagers (hopefully not) or is it possible that they have traveled to another size after being bombarded with cosmic rays?
If that’s the case, it’s perfectly conceivable that they’ll come back to Earth with a child in tow and there’s a lot of things Marvel Studios can do with Franklin. Omega Mutant Point, the young man is one of the toughest characters in the entire Marvel universe and if Kevin Feige is going to start playing with worlds of choice, then having someone who can create them might be helpful.
Now we’ve noticed some iterations of the Fantastic Four on the screen and you want to do anything to update your computer. There are many tactics that can be achieved, but giving them a cool new character wouldn’t be a bad thing. With that in mind, why not the heroic Wyatt Wingfoot?
Wyatt, the best friend of the Fantastic Four, has stored the team many times and shared many adventures with them, and there are countless tactics to restart it in this shared world.
Victor Von Doom has given the impression in three Fantastic Four films as the main antagonist and, for that reason, alone, it is unlikely that Marvel Studios will use it temporarily for the reboot.
Kevin Feige is no fool, however, and realizes that Dr. Doom has the prospect of being an enemy of the entire Marvel cinematic universe and not just marvel’s first family. It’s important that there’s some kind of connection between Doom and Reed Richards, however, there are tactics around that if heroes have to stay on the bench for at least a while.