There’s uncertainty swirling around the MCU’s reported plan to introduce Franklin Richards in the upcoming Fantastic Four film!
Key Takeaways:
- The MCU is preparing to introduce the X-Men and Fantastic Four.
- There’s a rumor about Franklin Richards, a powerful character, potentially joining.
- Some people like the idea, while others think it’s a bad move.
The MCU is eagerly anticipating Wolverine‘s debut alongside Deadpool to open doors to the X-Men franchise. Fans are also excited for The Fantastic Four reboot.
With high hopes, recent rumors suggest Marvel might introduce Franklin Richards in The Fantastic Four, aiming for an iconic reboot.
The MCU May Consider Introducing Franklin Richards!
Let’s take a closer look at Marvel Comics to gain a deeper understanding of the characters. Reed Richards and Sue Storm tie the knot and become parents to Franklin Richards.
Born with seemingly boundless power, Franklin is labeled as an Omega-level mutant. In the comics, he’s credited with saving the multiverse from collapse and is said to be the sole being capable of surviving the universe’s end.
Franklin Richards will reportedly be in ‘THE FANTASTIC FOUR’
Production is expected to begin this summer.
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Recent rumors suggest that the Marvel Cinematic Universe is contemplating introducing Franklin Richards in its forthcoming film, The Fantastic Four.
While some may believe it is a promising move, there are concerns about the potential drawbacks of unleashing Franklin Richards in the MCU.
From the extent of his powers to the intricacies of his backstory, skepticism abounds regarding the decision to introduce him to the cinematic universe.
Why the MCU Should Think Twice About Introducing Franklin Richards
While excitement mounts among fans, some caution against the rumored introduction of Franklin Richards to the MCU. They argue it could be a risky move.
Here’s the gist: If the MCU were to introduce Franklin Richards, it might be safer to portray him as a child, raised by Reed Richards (played by Pedro Pascal) and Sue Storm. This could add emotional depth to the Fantastic Four reboot.
However, bringing in an adult Franklin Richards could be problematic due to his immense powers, which surpasses even major villains like Galactus.
The decision ultimately rests with Marvel Studios. Matt Shakman‘s Fantastic Four” is set for release on July 25, 2025, in U.S. theaters.