You're not allowed to discuss conspiracy theories on mmo-champion, which makes me wonder what they're trying to hide.
The real money in the deal is the Hulu streaming service and amatuer football I'm aware @Immitis the superheroes just fall under the nice bonus catagory.
I mean, great for the MCU, I guess, but tbf the superhero stuff is so minor: it's just a rage, and I think after Avengers 4 it'll wear down unless they can consistently bring innovation to the genre, which the comic books haven't really for the past decades.
I'm mixed about this merger: Fox is garbage, but Disney with even more corporate power? That actually scares me, not because they bought some superhero stuff, but the rest of it.
Ah well, hopefully it'll kill Family Guy and The Simpsons sooner rather than late: wring out the last merchandise money whilst slowly putting it to sleep permanently.
You saying Fox sucks just made me realize Disney now owns Legion. Remember Fox isnt just that one channel that plays all the Seth McFarlane shows. FX puts out some really good stuff.
People really slept on Legion.
On another note, being from the area, I find it funny that Disney keeps buying stuff that Universal has at its theme parks. First it was Marvel, now its Simpsons. Watching for Disney ti find a way to buy Harry Potter.
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That is because the story behind the Legion character is just ridicules to follow.
He is written so bad that no show or comic do him any justice.When you think about it its all cool him having all these powers and personality's but you cant really keep up with it, its just too much.
Its not the best thing for the entertainment industry. Disney already can bully everyone else now even more so.
They need to address how they are dealing with the more mature content, if that is gonna be under a different umbrella because it doesnt really fit the disney theme and feel.
Cant really see a deadpool at their themepark. Time will tell how they handle it. I have a feeling all that will change is their product will get more expensive and you will need their streaming service to get it
I kinda hope they keep the X-men and stuff separate unless they end up doing some type of secret wars thing and then add what they want into a new universe.
Do what Comics Explained said. Which is they have always been there but Charles Xavier wiped the minds of everyone on earth to forget that mutants existed.
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While that may be true, the rights for the Marvel characters wouldn't be the issue. It's the other stuff that would and if needed they could always separate the deal for different parts and such. I don't see the Marvel character rights posing any problem and they'll get them no matter what.
i dont see how that would work unless they make mutants extremely rare in the mcu.
its one thing to wipe out the existence of the x-men. you cant hide mutants alltogether though
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i dont think it will face many challenges. its really really hard to prove that someone has a monopoly on entertainment.
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I guess they could explain it that Xavier used cerebro to amplify his power to affect the minds of all the normal humans but that would be super lame. It would be a very comic booky thing to do but might be too out there for the general audience. I usually defend the GA but this might be too much.
Meh, Doctor Strange exists with a Time Gem. After Infinity War, half the earth dies, so Doc Strange alters time. A side effect is mutants appear in the past.
Though really, if Inhumans are there already, and the Avengers don't realize it, maybe it's just time we admit that the Avengers aren't very well informed...
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Or follow the tv show example of tossing it all out the window and say it wasn't insanity, just a mental intruder.
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