#thor needs a lot of work and i am SCARED to touch it AHHHH

[aaronymous999]

Don’t ask me about my ideas for my MCU rewrite… ( do it do it do it )

I mean I don’t have much concrete yet but I have a few ideas heheh

Also probably won’t do anything definitive until I’m finished watching any mcu and marvel thing ever, not sure if I wanna rewrite the X-Men or Defenders shit entirely just yet but if the autism is strong enough I will. Definitely doing some Venom reworks too.

Also this does include headcanon because fuck you I can do whatever I want!! Fuck Marvel and fuck capitalism!!! Like Eddie Brock can be bi and poly if I want him to be smh.

Also finishing watching the entire mcu might take a while because. I have like 2 movies and 4 tv shows left which doesn’t sound like a lot but when those tv shows include Hawkeye and She-Hulk it’s difficult!! Also might have to go back and rewatch certain things again because I was half asleep during most of Captain America Winter Soldier and the latter 2 Ironman movies

I wasn’t asleep during Eternals but it’s incomprehensible and I will be using a wiki

Peter Parker who was taken under the wing of a man who had all the power in the world, and acted as a father figure. Peter Parker who cared and loved his father figure but also felt an immense guilt and mixed feelings about him due to him being the opposite of everything Peter stands for, and on a more meta level, being this universe’s equivalent of Norman Osborn for Peter in a lot of ways- ( Billionaire, Profits off military technology/dangerous weapons that put people in harms way, in some ways could be read as people with a pull yourself up from your bootstraps mentality, and always being focused on the big picture instead of looking out for the little guy. )

When Tony Stark dies, friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is expected to take on the mantle of Stark Industries and facing world ending threats just like Tony, but also all the baggage he carried. Peter is gripped with complex feelings on if he even is allowed to be sad- or if he should even be questioning his grief at all, and if questioning his grief makes him a horrible person. Is taking over Stark Industries an extension of his responsibility, or would it be an inherently wrong act?

The MCU missed so many opportunities to play around with Peter’s morality in a context where he exists in the same universe as the Avengers, they do it a bit in No Way Home but not nearly enough! Let Peter have complex moral conflicts and a strict moral code that is challenged! What’s the difference between stopping someone for good by mercifully ending their life, or angrily trying to kill Norman Osborn, a man not always in control of his actions, but who is also in a similar boat as Tony Stark? Are these the same or different? Is killing ever okay, and is encouraging and propping up figures like Tony Stark ever okay?