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Don’t worry ironwidow.

So umm yeah here’s what I’ll say works or could have stayed the same with and excuse them being shows I’ll start off with the maximoff trilogy and while it benefitted Wandavision to be episodes , and Dr strange 2 fixed the logic of Billy and Tommy being real, I’ll be kind and let that pass

Now falcon and winter soldier yeah a film would be better in fact Feige straight up said that’s an intentional design which hurt its film follow up reception wise.

Loki is excused since it’s an example of a limited series done right and will be an example of what the future should be for these shows, what if its issues are irrelevant to it being a show and more on the individual ideas.

Hawkeye is another example in fact it’s factual that it was planned as a film in its page lol, same with moon knight and Ms marvel, and she hulk well the format makes sense being a lawyer so yeah the fact it was a show isn’t a problem it’s everything else.

Now the specials are vital in how maybe they definitely help decrease length output aka werewolf by night and gotg special which James Gunn did as a cute comfort before the tears of gotg 3.

Now with secret invasion yeah should have been a film let alone an avengers one if reworked since you know trickery and good fake out of aliens using multiverse as a pass to why there are duplicates. Echo could be better as a special seeing how they are doing with the punisher, and now the future wonder man hmm can’t tell but iron heart could be a special as a spin off to Wakanda forever and that with a couple of exceptions here’s what they should have done

Notice the only upcoming are those that are multiple season arcs aka daredevil spiderman and zombies being a spin off and that eyes of Wakanda is also short, and no coincidence my fave show is Loki. So they should only have fewer shows but multiple seasons think about it, pre Disney plus marvel tv only had 12 but they multiple seasons for a few of them.

Here in our current era we had 14 at least so yeah, along with the fact that armor wars was reworked should validate this and fortunately it seems that are making good progress with many on hold or cancelled not cause they are bad characters but it’s about focusing instead of multitasking.

So here’s my sum

Wanda, Agatha and vision can stay as a trilogy of shows counting as a multi season arc.

Falcon, Hawkeye, moon knight, Ms marvel and secret invasion being films with the latter being an avengers one and uh hey they could maybe have that be the young avengers film too sort of like thunderbolts being like that.

Loki, what if, daredevil and spider man work and echo and iron heart could be specials if they are willing to do one for the punisher.

She hulk better execution would fit perfectly as show, and the animated spin offs like zombies or eyes of Wakanda work as being 4 episodes

Because Deadpool and X-Men used to be 21st Century Fox property, did they work with Marvel Studios and Kevin Feige to make sure that Deadpool 3 was as R-rated as the first two?

Because lots of people have been asking for a Punisher Revival Show on Disney+. It be the Punisher Season 3 on Disney+ just like Daredevil Born Again is Daredevil Season 4 on Disney+.

So pre overhaul were they going to have two 18 episode seasons but now currently only have 9 for each season, meaning Feige always planned for this show to have two seasons like Loki or andor?

Tomorrow is the start of the Disney D23 Expo 2024 and... There's pretty not much to say about this event this time around. At the last D23 back in 2022, we were given new information on several MCU films and TV shows such as Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Ironheart, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, Loki, Echo, Secret Invasion and The Marvels, but since Marvel is only focusing on it's animation projects at this year's D23, it could be possible that they may not reveal that much since the San Diego Comic Con just recently happened. We were given our first look at the Thunderbolts team via concept art at D23 2022, so maybe we could either get some more concept art of Thunderbolts* and maybe a first look at Sentry or maybe a teaser of sorts (hey, anything can happen since Marvel Studios had concept art of Doctor Strange at the 2015 Expo) There are other predictions I have, but their not Marvel-related so I'll leave it off to you. What do you think Marvel will reveal at this year's D23 Expo?

Do they feature any exclusive content not seen online legally through their official sources? Do you have all 4 so far, and which show will be next or even want next?

I wonder if this is a temporary decision, it would be too sad if it were final. Is there hope?

How would you like to see Quicksilver incorporated in What If...?

What if Quicksilver survived?

Or something else?

With the release of Spider-Man: Far From Home tomorrow, The Infinity Saga will fully be available to stream for Disney+ subscribers in the US.

What do you think should have been a film or more likely a special to spend less time without sacrificing story?

Since The Incredible Hulk is on Disney+, Does that mean Disney now have the power to make Hulk movies without Universal Pictures involvement.

I like how the vfx artists added the detail of the hair on his face.

What do you think about the Stan Lee documentry on Disney +

I know Japan has the complete infinity saga and no way home is too recent but why is it still not here yet, the us still has no complete infinity saga yet on Disney plus

What is the situation in Japan, specifically, because I heard they have all the Spider-Verse films before 2021, and all the infinity saga films, including the two spider man films and even the hulk. Is it still true for all the information mentioned?

Remember when Disney made a deal with Sony to license the spider-man content on Disney plus in the US? How come it resulted in the Uk having some and Japan having all of them, including the previous iterations, and the first venom and spider-verse and the 2 in the infinity saga? The US only has spectacular spider man and spider man 2003.