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Marvel Cinematic Universe: Starjammers
Starjammers
Marvel Cinematic Universe: Cable
Trilogy - Takes place after X-Force: X-cutioners Song Film and follows Messiah Complex/War and Cable origin Storylines Part 1: Heist in which Cable and Domino, along with Bishop, get Cable's old crew (Six-Pack) back together to rescue a baby (Hope) from The Dark Riders to save the future. Most of Six pack and the Dark Riders don't make it. Bishop Betrays them at the end and tries to kill Hope. Cable save her jumping forward in time. ***Deadpool offers unwanted assistance throughout. Deus Ex Machina before getting locked in the vault as the complex gets blown up*** Part 2: Cable and Hope escape into the future being chased by Bishop who believes the child will be the harbinger of a dark future. As Cable raises the girl, flashbacks explore Cable's origins with the Askani Clan and his being raised by Slim and Red in his own apocalyptic future. ***Deadpool is found in the future still stuck in the vault and is quite insane. Gets decapitated at the end of the film *** Part 3: Trapped in the future, Cable and Hope must find a way back to their time while being hunted by Stryfe, heir to Apocalypse, his Dark Riders and Bishop. Wolverine and some present-day X-Men travel in time to assist. ***Stryfe keeps Deadpool's living head in his throne-room***
Marvel Cinematic Universe: Gambit
Gambit Spin-off done right. None of that Channing Tatum BS. Cast based on the multiple spin-off solo comic series.
Marvel Cinematic Universe: Excalibur
MCU Film based on the original Excalibur to parallel the other "Marvel Cinematic Universe:" fancastings.
Marvel Cinematic Universe: Academy-X
TV Spin-off following the younger generation of mutants attending Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters. Frankly, I'm not that knowledgeable of current teen actors/actresses (or passable) so I'm gonna rely mostly on contributions up front for this one. Just try and match characters race, gender, national origins, etc as closely to their comic counterpart as you can...
Marvel Cinematic Universe: Generation X
The film would be an adaption of the original Generation X comic and third generation of X-men. With the exception of slightly older, more-experianced leaders and some villians, the core group would be in their late teens/early twenties (or passable) out of highschool but younger than the former New Mutants/X-Force team in my adjacent casting.
Marvel Cinematic Universe: Wolverine
Casting as faithful to the comic as possible
Marvel Cinematic Universe: X-Factor
***X-Factor in the MCU*** X-Factor follows a government funded team of mutants. Story arcs would involve the mutant massacre/Mister Sinister and the Marauders, X-tinction Agenda and Haven. This would then lead up to the team disbanding and Jamie Madrox starting X-Factor Investigations (Fancast story forthcoming)
Marvel Cinematic Universe: New Mutants/X-Force
***X-Force in the MCU*** This would probably work better as a tv series. The story would follow the second generation of mutants at the Xavier School (The New Mutants) as they grow up and then leave the school and throw in with Cable. This would include later New Mutant and X-Force stories involving the Hellions, Arcade, Tolliver, an X-Cutioner's Song crossover film, X-ternals, Upstarts, etc Cast as if the New Mutants are in their 20s (or passable).
Marvel Cinematic Universe: X-Men (Primary Narrative)
There are lots of X-Men Fancasts out there. This is intended to be a rather definitive, comic-accurate, casting of every major (and minor) character to grace the core X-Men comics. Heroes, Villians, Allies and Morlocks. Secondary/Tertiary X-Teams are on adjacent castings you can find on my profile. Roles are locked so if there are any characters that you think are missing then please suggest them in the comments. *Cast as if they were part of the MCU with the Core group experienced (and old enough) to rival the MCU Avengers. The core/veteran X-Men should be roughly "early/mid 30s-passable" so subsequent younger generational teams would make sense within the continuity. *Cast to honor/match their comic counterparts as closely as possible. Sometimes this is easier said than done so do your best. (Anything out of left field or "too creative" will be removed) *Try to avoid casting actors already playing major characters in the MCU unless make-up/costume would make them starkly different. *Try to avoid casting actors who have already played the same role in the Fox films. (The Deadpool franchise being a major exception) *If you're unfamiliar with a character, don't vote on it, please. It's as simple as that.
Marvel Cinematic Universe: Fantastic 4
A Fantastic 4 team already established within the current MCU and all those around them.
