How would YOU introduce the X-Men into the disneyverse?

[Formerly Black Trash]

Some of the people that vanished at the end of infinity war came back as mutants in the process of being returned. Cosmic radiation changed their DNA since the infinity gauntlet is something with cosmic powers.

Its not that hard, and explains how some of them have ridiculous powers like energy manipulation.

They don't even need to do that

They're just out there

No one ever said they weren't

 

[Ziggiy]

While I agree with the premise you still have to factor in the intense mistrust and outright hostility that Mutants face.


In a world with a Rampaging Green monster, bulletproof black men, Norse Gods, Super powered African Kings, Sorcerers, and soon to be introduced VAMPIRES; why would Mutants be the one thing that society looks at like

 

[Jello Biafra]

While I agree with the premise you still have to factor in the intense mistrust and outright hostility that Mutants face.


In a world with a Rampaging Green monster, bulletproof black men, Norse Gods, Super powered African Kings, Sorcerers, and soon to introduced VAMPIRES; why would Mutants be the one thing that society looks at like

Just have a couple mutants perform a terrorist attack while claiming mutant superiority and that creates the reason for mutants being hated and distrusted while dudes claiming to be gods and giant green monsters have people buying their t-shirts and watching musicals based on them.
But I have always found the mutant persecution stuff to be dumb as hell considering all the other super-powered people in the Marvel Universe so I'd be good with them just not including that part of the X-Men lore into the MCU.

 

[Bud Bundy]

Back in the day the avengers and xmen existing in the same world never made any sense. To just introduce them and have people discriminating against them for decades in the mcu will make even less sense.

 

[SunZoo]

No multiverse shenanigans
Just, hey, they've always been here

You can do both.

The Fox-verse X-men have to become multiversal cannon.
And you can still say mutants have always existed in the sacred timeline.

We are getting ready to deal with characters that deal with vampires..meaning they exist and always have, just not in enough numbers to be unable to stay hidden.

Aside from how you want to explain the root cause (celestials) mutants, like vampires exist in small enough numbers to lay low. From there, the stress events like the snap and the emergence can certainly be catalysts for triggering mutations.

All of a sudden people are manifesting powers they didn't want or know how to control...

The biggest issue here is how do you do MUTANTS AND INHUMANS...do you just combine the two concepts or try to explain the difference between them, mutants and even mutates like Hulk...

I have an idea for that that most people won't jive with.

 

[8WON6]

the main problem would be the like the Eternals but worse...."why didn't yall help fight Thanos?"

the 2nd problem would be if their powers awaken you're gonna have a bunch of people with powers new to them, we're not gonna be jumping into people who already have mastered their powers and can do cool shyt.

 

[TOAD99]

I think the snap should be the explanation. Upon returning, certain people developed weird random powers

There should be significant problems caused by people struggling to control their powers which causes the people to fear them

a mutant with no control over their powers is much scarier than a hero sworn to protect them

 

[hex]

Nah no offense but this is an awful idea.

You can "back ground" explain street level stuff like Daredevil or Spider-Man....you can't say an entire race of people with powers was in the back ground this whole time, but never shown.

And if it's a recent development then people are going to wonder what the catalyst was. And at that point you might as well explain it (the multi-verse, or Wanda doing a reverse "no more mutants").

Fred.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

So hold up... The X-Men and Professor X are not gonna attempt to help in stopping Thanos?

nah breh... there needs to be a multiverse explanation or something. The X-Men aren't all street level. They have large political ties. They'd have been involved with Thanos and all that..

 

[hex]

So hold up... The X-Men and Professor X are not gonna attempt to help in stopping Thanos?

nah breh... there needs to be a multiverse explanation or something. The X-Men aren't all street level. They have large political ties. They'd have been involved with Thanos and all that..

Not to mention Magneto would wash most of the current MCU solo. He'd have no reason to play the back ground.

Fred.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Not to mention Magneto would wash most of the current MCU solo. He'd have no reason to play the back ground.

Fred.

They need Ant-Man (not to sh-t on Ant-Man he's useful) but they have no use for Magneto and Professor X or Jean Grey? Nah there's gotta be a good way to do it..

..and i do believe they will find a way.

 

[SunZoo]

the main problem would be the like the Eternals but worse...."why didn't yall help fight Thanos?"

Being a mutant doesn't = being a hero, you even address why below.

tthe 2nd problem would be if their powers awaken you're gonna have a bunch of people with powers new to them, we're not gonna be jumping into people who already have mastered their powers and can do cool shyt.

Which is exactly how we end up with Sokovia Accords part 2...a surge of mutants/"Inhumans" manifesting powers they can't control, with motivations you can't deduce. All hell will break loose, people will be harrassing and antagonizing people who are emotionally disressed, afraid and DANGEROUS.

Civil War 2 could be more reflective of how it jumped off in the comics.

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Nah no offense but this is an awful idea.

You can "back ground" explain street level stuff like Daredevil or Spider-Man....you can't say an entire race of people with powers was in the back ground this whole time, but never shown.

And if it's a recent development then people are going to wonder what the catalyst was. And at that point you might as well explain it (the multi-verse, or Wanda doing a reverse "no more mutants").

Fred.

Why not?

We didn't see every news report in the MCU
You could absolutely say that
Mutants exist, but ppl don't know how many they're are
Maybe there's a lot, maybe there's a few

Magneto...already answered that
He has powers, he's been using them, he may have even been going on missions and fighting people, but he hasn't been doing any big terrorist stuff until he has exactly what he needs
He's been doing smaller missions and killing people, and EMP blasts take care of cameras

Why didn't Xavier help during Thanos?
He exists, but he's not a hero yet
Xmen don't exist yet, individual team members are regular civillians

Xavier in the comics isn't going to walk into a horde of space aliens, even if there are other heroes around, like lemme play my part too

 

[SunZoo]

Nah no offense but this is an awful idea.

You can "back ground" explain street level stuff like Daredevil or Spider-Man....you can't say an entire race of people with powers was in the back ground this whole time, but never shown.

And if it's a recent development then people are going to wonder what the catalyst was. And at that point you might as well explain it (the multi-verse, or Wanda doing a reverse "no more mutants").

Fred.

But that's exactly what they did with the OG movie, with an earlier reveal in first class time-line.

Small enough numbers (like Vampires, which aren't going to appear out of thin air in the MCU) mean you can lay low. A lot of people are thinking bu bu bu how come the x-men didn't get involved?!?!?

X-men don't exist in our time-line yet. And being born a mutant doesn't make you a hero. In fact it's more likely to make you indifferent if not antagonistic toward humanity.

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

But that's exactly what they did with the OG movie, with an earlier reveal in first class time-line.

Small enough numbers (like Vampires, which aren't going to appear out of thin air in the MCU) mean you can lay low. A lot of people are thinking bu bu bu how come the x-men didn't get involved?!?!?

Being born a mutant doesn't make you a hero. In fact it's more likely to make you indifferent if not antagonistic toward humanity.

I agree with this
My biggest thing too is, "if it wasn't mentioned by now, it didn't happen.", seems to be ppls thinking

That's not how movies work
Even if it involves a large amount of ppl