I don't really get this personally when no Phase really had an ending?

Hell, even the one given the big one in Endgame still didn't make it Phase 3's ending. Far From Home was. Which just felt like an aftermath into Phase 4.

Seriously, Do you really want to tell me that Ant-Man is the ending for Phase 2?

Also as Much as I loved Black Widow, I'm sorry but that film ain't a Multiverse Saga Saga Film, It's a Infinity Saga Film that was release during Multiverse Saga. Val was barely in it that film for like 5 seconds lol. This is my same issue I have when People called GOTG2 a Phase 3 film.

Ant-Man is the ending of phase 2, and Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2 is in phase 3. That's just basic fact.

Like, I'm not denying these picks as a part of their respective phases, but at the same time, no project was ever the "full circle end" to their respective Phase beyond Phase 1 with Avengers.

@WizardWarrior1 Yes we all know that they were released during Phase 2 and Phase 3 respectfully but the thing is that they don't belong there. You can't tell me that Ant-Man fits the story that Phase 2 was telling that was mostly about Tony, Steve, and Odinson, it's a film that sticks out a sore thumb that would much fit better For Phase 3.

The Same can be say for Gotg2 and Phase 2. It's mostly set in 2015 after Gotg1 until the end of the film in which just like Black Widow we flashforward 2 to 3 years for like 5 seconds with Teen Groot and Quill. It's a Phase 2 Film that was release during Phase 3.

Lol @IronWidowMaikuB ant man was an epilogue and civil war started phase 3 aka the avengers broke up, also far from home was an epilogue I thought black widow was your fave film lol

@IronWidowMaikuB Not sure you could view the MCU Phases through the lense of telling a story about a few characters. Just look at all the recent phases, which are basically just a bunch of random movies and shows about different characters, with little to no concurrency. Phase 1 was obviously building towards the Avengers, but the rest of the Phases don't have a unique storyline. They're just laid out the way they are.

Yeah, what people needed to especially get about Phase 4, but also the others is that the story is not specifically dedicated just to the Avengers.