X-23 was already portrayed as an extremely white-looking spic girl in the most universally well regarded movie in the series so even by the fucked up continuity of X-Men (events have changed due to time travel, but the people are all supposed to be the same) that would make no sense, but yeah, you're probably right.
I doubt they'll use the same actors. Marvel will most likely do a full reboot
Do the X-Men have any ethnical diverse mutants who could take the place of Rogue as the newbies to get invited in the mutant school? Because fuck, I can't even think of a mutant of color.
The most diverse I can think of his hilariously Magneto, because he's Jewish and maybe also a gypsie. At least that was a thing for a short while.
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Do the X-Men have any ethnical diverse mutants who could take the place of Rogue as the newbies to get invited in the mutant school? Because fuck, I can't even think of a mutant of color.
X-23 was already portrayed as an extremely white-looking spic girl in the most universally well regarded movie in the series so even by the fucked up continuity of X-Men (events have changed due to time travel, but the people are all supposed to be the same) that would make no sense, but yeah, you're probably right.
Like Black Domino, they can never go back on it. X-23 will be played by Gina Rodriguez or some CW reject.
MauLer put up one of his extremely detailed reviews of Captain Marvel (though not nearly as autistic as his Star Wars ones, it's just 2 hours long), and wow it sounds a lot shittier than I even previously expected, even though he calls it meh.
Gotta keep in mind that MauLer's an MCU cuck for the most part, which is why he went soft on Infinity War & thought that Civil War was "one of the greatest superhero movies of all time" & "a modern classic that'll stand the test of time." Despite Captain Marvel being a massive pile of shit, it shouldn't come as a surprise that he went soft knowing his preferences. The only time he heavily critiqued an MCU film was Black Panther.
