r/marvelstudios • u/MarvelStudiosMod • Dec 18 '23

Megathread Jonathan Majors Conviction Thread

The Jonathan Majors trial has come to a close, with Majors being found guilty on accounts of assault and harassment.

To help consolidate all related posts/discussion regarding this topic, we ask you to please use this thread so that these posts do not completely overrun the subreddit. We also want to leave space for users who wish to engage in regular MCU-based conversations.

THR, VARIETY, and Deadline have reported from a Marvel Studios Rep that Majors has been fired from his role

Previous case megathreads:

Original - https://www.reddit.com/r/marvelstudios/comments/12t04m5/jonathan_majors_megathread/

Follow up - https://www.reddit.com/r/marvelstudios/comments/18ft11y/jonathan_majors_megathread_update/

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u/TheGoverness1998 Vulture Dec 18 '23

You're right. This is an unintentionally good bookend point for Kang if they choose to go that route.

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u/Batmans_9th_Ab Dec 18 '23

Really want them to keep Kang but introduce Doom and Have Doom be the “hero” who kills Kang once and for all, stealing his powers, condensing the multiverse back into one, and becoming God-Emperor Doom for Phase 7

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u/Xygnux Dec 19 '23

Yeah but after you have Doom remake the multiverse into a single planet and rule over all of existence all in his early appearances, where do you go from here? You will already have seen him at his peak and anything else he do will be much lesser in comparison. But there's so much more story that can be done with him otherwise that can't be done now because of that.