Where are the X-Men in Marvel's Phases 4, 5, and 6, and why aren't they confirmed as part of the Multiverse Saga? Marvel regained the rights to the X-Men back in 2019 after Disney purchased Fox; that same year, Kevin Feige teased «mutants» coming to the MCU, but Marvel is clearly playing the very, very long game with them. It took three years for Marvel to officially introduce mutants to the MCU, with Ms. Marvel confirming that Kamala Khan was one. That timing of that reveal itself suggested bigger things were coming — it was just weeks before San Diego Comic-Con, with Marvel unveiling a new slate of movies that stretches into 2025.
Confirming that Phases 4-6 make up the Multiverse Saga, it will all conclude with Avengers: The Kang Dynasty and Avengers: Secret Wars. Most interestingly as far as the X-Men are concerned, however, is Marvel's prominent placement of the other major characters it got in the Fox deal. The Fantastic Four movie will begin Phase 6, opening in November 2024 and likely setting up the two Avengers movies in a considerable way. With their links to Kang the Conqueror, the Multiverse, and Secret Wars, it makes sense they're being considered so important, but what about the X-Men?
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Despite Ms. Marvel's tease, there wasn't even a mention of mutants in the MCU at Comic-Con 2022, with no time devoted to talking about The Marvels. That perhaps makes it less surprising there was no big X-Men reveal either, although it should be noted D23 takes place in September 2022, and will presumably have further announcements. Nonetheless, not having the X-Men in Phases 4-6, while jarring when considering the expected timeline and 2019 tease, does make at least
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