No

If they were they would've been in the final battle in Endgame but Feige is an absolute wally

Of course they are.

Yes. Cause they are.

No

Honestly not sure at this point, they really need to explain the era that the shows take place in to prove if it is in the MCU.

We might get a Thunderbolts team, and Thunderbolts has Luke Cage in it.

No. I know that they are on paper, but I've never considered them to be a true part of the MCU.

I mean, they canonically are, but when I think of the MCU they're definitely not the first thing that comes to mind.

No, Except A.O.S they're radically different.

Runaways and Cloak and dagger arent like the Netflix shows either

@kgb725: Well, I counted those in the picture since they'll come to mind when someone thinks of MCUNetflix.

People that vote yes to these and AoS= no brain.

I know, considering canon content to be canon is so stupid. Silly us using logic, we should all be more like you. /s

Their half assed attempts to make it seem as they are grew old and stalky at some point. Like an ex that didn't realize s/he is already ditched.

None of them are really even AoS isn't the only shows that will really been in the MCU and effect the flims is the disney plus stuff

Yes. Just a different corner.

I think there was a meltdown between tv and movies. TV is trying hard to keep in line, movies are.. not outright contradicting.

Yes, on paper

too many inclusions from the MCU like the battle in New York and Hammer industries

Why wouldn't they be? There's over a dozen references in the shows to events that have happened in the MCU, including the Battle of New York, the Raft, the battle between Hulk and Abomination.

Heh

Daredevil is canon at the very least.