^I don't understand how Thor: Love and Thunder and Ironheart don't respect the Infinity Saga.

And about "dead characters being brought back to life", they've been doing that for some time already (Coulson, Loki, Vision, Gamora).

@IAmInevitable08

How is Love and Thunder & Ironheart disrespectful to the Infinity Saga?

I do think this phase is a transition to what’s to come. It’s not meaningless, but leading to different conflicts that might have multiple effects on the future.

As for the dead characters coming back, don’t worry too much about it. I think Tony and Natasha will stay dead. More characters will die or “retire” too as they years go on. Infinity Saga will have its place in the MCU and has become a strong foundation for the franchise. Not it’s time for it to branch off into different directions like a tree.

It would be nice if some characters comes to ant man and other avengers about a threat and they can bring back the dead so the character goes back in time and kills thanks and then the sacred timeline doesn't break so easily the character brings back the dead .

My investment in the MCU’s future depends entirely on how they treat the Marvel TV characters and those storylines and the rebooted X-Men. And pretty much everyone from Infinity War who was physically killed is back in some kind of capacity except Heimdall. But I think Tony and Natasha will stay dead and not have any alternate timeline cop outs.

Phase 4 feels to me like a soft reboot of the franchise, it is not saying that the infinity saga is no longer cannon but the heroes and villains audiences will be following will be completely different. The three-part film of Avengers: Infinity War, Endgame and Spider-Man: Far From Home gave us the conclusion of the story we had been following for 11 years and gave fans who wanted to get out a perfect point to stop whereas as Phase 4 is a jump on point for new fans who will become invested in different characters such as Sam Wilson as Captain America, Jane Foster as Thor and Riri Williams as Ironheart

James Rhodes and riri williams as irom man falcon and us agent as captain america jane foster as tjhor jennifer walters as hulk kate bishop as hawkeye melinda may and yelena belova b;ack widow

@1Marvel Fan @AntIsBack I feel they're disrespectful to the Infinity Saga, and the MCU in general, because of how they're undoing the impact of Endgame. The impact of Thor surviving Thanos is going to be undone by having him retire after Thor: Love and Thunder as he passes the hammer to someone who did nothing to earn it in the first place, and the introduction of Ironheart undoes the impact of Tony Stark's death leaving the world without Iron Man. And even then, they already had two perfectly good successors to go with instead of her: War Machine and Spider-Man. Not to mention most of these successor characters were hated in the comic books by most people, unlike the characters used for The Infinity Saga, who weren't necessarily popular, but people still liked.

@Ra3099 If that was the case, why feature characters from the Infinity Saga in it?

@IAmInevitable08 In my opinion, many of the films and shows that feature major characters from the Infinity Saga feel like passing the mantle on and establishing the new generation of Marvel superheroes to the audiences. We saw Steve Rogers give the shield to Sam Wilson in Avengers: Endgame and then we see the journey Sam takes to accepting the mantle of Captain America in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier in time for him to star in Captain America 4. We saw Monica Rambeau looking up to Carol Danvers as a child in Captain Marvel and then we see her becoming a captain herself in WandaVision and she will probably become Photon or Spectrum in The Marvels. Natasha Romanoff was one of the characters whose past we knew the least about and Black Widow is serving as an implicit origin story for her as well as setting up Yelena Belova to take up the mantle of Black Widow