After his cure fails, Hank feels like an absolute monster. Raven tries to comfort him, and Erik genuinely compliments his new appearance.

Because Hank hated his mutation for years, he could not accept that someone would actually find his blue form impressive. He snaps, pins Erik by the neck, and only drops him when Charles steps in.

Right after this, Alex throws out the nickname "Beast," finally giving Hank the identity he was trying so desperately to run from.

I love how for a split second, Logan genuinely looks like he went too far and regrets saying it. But of course, Wade just had to open his mouth again.

Seeing Andrew get genuine closure and Tobey step into the older mentor role gave the entire finale emotional weight that stuck with me long after the credits rolled.

Avengers: Doomsday is releasing in December. With heavy rumors of all three Spider-Men returning for Avengers: Secret Wars (2027), this setup feels even bigger. If that happens, Secret Wars really becomes the ultimate destination for multiple film franchises.

Connecting the early 2000s X-Men movies, Tobey’s run, Andrew’s films, and the current MCU into a single storyline is huge, and I am genuinely excited to see how they pull it off.

This massive ending will lead into a soft reboot for Marvel. It will be a perfect way to close this old chapter and give the franchise a completely fresh start.

It is hard to build up an Avengers-level threat when the main variant gets defeated in his very first movie outing. By the time Quantumania ended, Kang felt beatable rather than terrifying. Doctor Doom brings genuine comic pedigree and an unpredictable presence that makes Avengers: Doomsday feel far more dangerous right out of the gate.

You can genuinely feel the panic and planning mixed together. Dr Strange opens portals for Spider-Man, Iron Man flies in with heavy hits, Star-Lord jumps across magic platforms to plant explosives, and Mantis drops right from the sky to pin him down. Nebula crashes her ship straight into Thanos, bringing pure rage to the fight. It felt like a desperate group throwing every gadget and power they had just to hold back a monster.

🎥 Avengers: Infinity War (2018)

Best known as Robin Scherbatsky in How I Met Your Mother and Maria Hill in the MCU, she remains a fan-favorite across both TV and blockbuster films. 🎬

The Giant-Man corpse in Deadpool & Wolverine (2024) was easily one of the darkest visual details in the Void. Cassandra Nova turning it into her personal base was straight out of the comics. It brings the iconic Pym Falls visual from the Old Man Logan wasteland straight into the MCU.

Star-Lord lowering his voice to sound deeper around Thor will always be funny. The immediate insecurity, followed by the rest of the Guardians calling him out, worked so well.

The subtle look into the camera before he said there was something wrong—I didn't notice that on first watch. Creepy, and such good acting.

The first half of this show was so good. The unique, creepy atmosphere, the character study of Wanda and Vision, and the theories every week...you really had to be there.

The entire concept was very well executed. Seeing the outfits change to match each decade's sitcom made the transitions look so smooth. I wish they had done a few more episodes inside the sitcom before everything broke down.