I was pretty into it until the show got all meta toward the latter half. I like it when shows can pull off 4th wall humor. But I got whiplash from the serious dramatic plot lines and then suddenly a character talks directly to the audience with some kind of joke about the show. Later on, nearly all of the meta humor seemed to be defensive toward critics. Once they started original, non book based plotlines, it really seemed like they leaned HARD into proving critics wrong (on things which were pretty silly and petty, really).

Before a full blown X-men movie, I don't think it would be a bad thing to do a stand alone film with Rogue or another X-man. I understand, from a audience expectation standpoint and a story standpoint that it might be hard do a solo story. But, if they are going to do x-men over again I really think we should go at it more a piece at a time. It worked pretty well for avengers! Previously they did like two Dark Phoenix stories in a row before even explaining the original Phoenix character in general. Starting small cast-wise might be helpful for a notoriously large roster and a short 90 to 120 mins runtime.

I would like the idea most if they pulled in Tom Cruise to play the alternate universe Ironman. This would be pretty funny since Cruise was originally sought to play the role before RDJ.

As long as Galactus isnt a giant space fart (cloud?) again(!) I'm happy. The can make Galactus a female too as long as they are still a giant of ridiculous scale in red and purple armor. Oh! And the iconic hat, that's a must! No more space cloud Galactus!

I really have enjoyed this one. It's kind of it's own thing. Much like isekai having its "tells" for when to expect when (adventurer guild registration...and getting bullied...etc), we see a woman and a man in a relatively close platonic relationship and assume romance.

However that's not the kind of story this is and that makes it special. I mean sure, romance...eventually(!?)...might happen but it's not a part of the story's narrative and I think that works. It's sort of rare for a anime to have a man and a woman in just a platonic relationship and exploring what that entails. It has it's own sets of socialization, ups, downs and etc. I really enjoyed seeing people socialize in different ways. I've had many people insist to me that men and woman can't be "friends" so it's interesting to see this ride that line.