I wouldn’t say Feige lies. The man is very vague in interviews and that what’s frustrates me with him. He doesn’t always give a direct answer about Marvel TV. I don’t think he is a liar.
I’ll give him credit that he’s at least showing a little bit of effort to not alienate the small portion of fans who cared about the shows. But how Mrs. Marvel handles Inhumans should confirm this once and for all.
What if they change Ms. Marvel's origin story? What if she isn't an inhuman in the MCU. Judging by the other shows WandaVision and The Falcon and The Winter Soldier a lot of things have been changed.
Then, Marvel TV stays in-tact, but the BTS video hinted at her being an Inhuman already. But if she is an Inhuman and it’s a completely new phenomenon, maybe we can just delude ourselves like we did with the Snap in the shows.
@LightSaberStrength That's one of my biggest concerns going forward. I'm not sure about you- but that would really bother me and just generally feed arguments that AOS isn't canon. Marvel has to be really careful with this going forward to avoid upsetting fans of both AOS and the comics. We'll see, but I have hope that everything will be fine.
@SilverQuake616 There was a comment by @LR2159 on another post that had a link to the MCU wiki, on there it confirms what is and isn’t canon, I was also worried about arguments over AoS canon so I checked it and it confirms AoS 1-7 is canon to the MCU.
@GenericDuck I know AoS is canon, don't worry. It's just some other people out there who might take that (if Ms. Marvel's origin story is changed and the Inhumans aren't mentioned at all) as a sign that it's not canon, sadly. (Some) people were even arguing over the Darkhold being re-designed in WandaVision and using that as evidence against that- which is honestly pathetic-let's be honest.
Anyways, this discussion is getting a little off-topic.
