Summary
-
Channing Tatum plays a comically accurate Gambit in the comics, which suggests that a comically accurate Rogue exists in his original timeline.
-
Tatum’s Gambit may return along with a comically accurate roguelike Avengers: Doomsday And Avengers: Secret Wars.
-
Anna Paquin could redeem her plain rogue image with a more powerful, rebellious and colorful rogue variant in a multiversal MCU title.
Channing Tatum’s comically-accurate Gambit image in Deadpool & Wolverine suggests that a similar mutant could be introduced into the MCU soon. Deadpool & Wolverines multiversal cameos allowed several characters to return after a long absence. For example, Jennifer Garner reprises her Daredevil role nineteen years later ElectroWesley Snipes’ Blade returns twenty years later Blade: TrinityAnd Dafne Keen’s X-23 returns seven years after the original Wolverine’s death Logan.
Channing Tatum’s Gambit is a unique character in Deadpool & Wolverine. Gambit’s presence in the void itself is Deadpool & WolverineIt’s a nod to a Marvel movie that never happened. Fox Gambit Movie started development in 2014, but fell into development hell for the next five years until it was canceled in 2019. GambitTatum’s passion project seemed to be a lost cause with Disney’s acquisition of 20th Century Fox. however, Deadpool & Wolverine Introduced Tatum’s gambit through the multiverse and left the door open for another appearance in the multiverse saga.
Gambit’s comically accurate appearance suggests a comically accurate rogue exists in his universe
Anna Paquin may have another chance to play a faithful portrayal of a rogue on the big screen
Channing Tatum played an incredibly comically accurate gambit Deadpool & WolverineProbably even more faithful to the comics than the version he would have played in Fox’s less extravagant X-Men Movie franchise. Since Channing Tatum’s Gambit is so similar to most of his comic book counterparts, it’s likely that a comic-accurate rogue exists in his original timeline as wellAnd it is possible that this rogue will appear in a future MCU movie, namely Avengers: Doomsday Or Avengers: Secret Wars.
A comically accurate rogue would be rebellious, mischievous and determined
A comically accurate live-action Rogue would wear any of her iconic comic book costumes, from her original green villain outfit with short hair to her yellow-and-green X-Men uniform with a brown leather jacket and voluminous curls. the main thing A comically accurate rogue would be rebellious, mischievous and determined – A strong personality she develops after a long superhero career with the X-Men. This rogue variant would also have super strength and be able to fly after absorbing Captain Marvel’s powers years earlier.
Related
How the X-Men movies repeatedly failed of Anna Paquin’s rogue
Fox’s X-Men movies never explored Rogue’s full comic book personality
X-Men Introducing Anna Paquin’s Rogue as an insecure young mutant, who accurately captures her personal struggle. However, these X-Men Movies only focused on this aspect of the character. X-Men: Days of Future Pasts theater cut left all Rogue’s scenes, and X-Men: Days of Future Past: The Rogue Cut Hardly gave her anything to do. Fox follows X-Men Kino then ignored Rogue altogether, and the character has not appeared since. Before the MCU X-Men reboot coming, Avengers: Doomsday And Avengers: Secret Wars could give Anna Paquin’s Rogue a final movie appearance similar to Channing Tatum’s Gambit Deadpool & Wolverine.