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I agree with both of you. I haven't seen Wish, but I heard it was terrible. It's also completely off topic from the MCM. Like I said before though everything that Marvel has ever done from the 40's to the future is in play here. It could also include other stuff like Men in Black, Kingsman, Big Hero 6, and Kick-Ass.

I am however counting DC out for the moment due to the fact that there's no conformation yet of a Marvel and DC crossover project or Amalgam project (Although, I would love to see it happen in the future).

Amalgam lol If dc and marvel become good consistently again with James Gunn dcu and marvel having soft reboot maybe a crossover could be a 3-4 billion film conclusion along with seeing the one above all and presence

I agree with you with the 3-4 billion dollar crossover. Amalgam could be a huge franchise for both Marvel and DC. Think about it: the first film would be Dark Claw, the second would be Super-Soldier, the third being Spider-Boy, and the fourth being Dr. Strangefate. It would be huge for Disney, Warner Bros., and Sony.

MCU 616/19999 they are probably just going to say It's Tony Stark to fit the storyline that they are telling that the 616/19999 universe is basically falling apart. MCU Peter Parker and Strange are Red-Herrings.

Sony Universe- It's not Venom lol, It's probably going to be Tobey Peter.

Fox Universe- We know this one already lol.

FF Universe- Depending on where they took the Doom's Storyline, it's either Reed Richards or RDJ Doom.

There's might be a Captain Carter from What If somewhere mix in there.

There’s multiple universes for Sony lol but for the sake of secret wars and fulfilling a promise back in iron man alternate post credit scene and 2002 yes @IronWidowMaikuB

It's still not going to be Venom lol, At best The Two Non MCU Spideys are going to be Anchor Points of their universes/timelines/Whatever, At worse it's just Tobey because he's the most popular Spidey.

Aka also fulfiill a meeting that should have happened in 2008 or 2002 lol

IronWidow is probably right about the variants of the live-action universes. Andrew's Spider-Man could also be an anchor being for Sony as well. Eric Bana's Hulk, Nicholas Cage's Ghost Rider, and Howard the Duck of the 80's are the other anchor beings I could think of for live-action (including MIB, Kingsman, and Kick-Ass). I know there's more such as Lou Ferrigno's Hulk, but there's a lot to talk about for years to come. For animation, there is a lot to talk about for years to come (including Big Hero 6).