Marvel's "Registered Gifted"?

[Mr. Dent]

This isn't necessarily associated with the MCU or Marvel films in general, but this seemed like the best place to put it.

http://www.bleedingcool.com/2013/07/26/what-is-marvels-registered-gifted/
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2013/07/26/what-is-marvels-registered-gifted/

If I'd have to place bets, I'd say it's a new X-Men cartoon.

 

[Zarex]

I think it is much more likely that this refers to the Inhumans rather than the X-Men, as this group is getting a big push in the comics and their introduction to the MCU has been long rumored.

 

[Mr. Dent]

The "gifted" thing is what makes that sort of hard to believe. Gifted has always been associated with the X-Men. And it's high time we got a new X-Men cartoon as well. Avengers has one, Spider-Man has one, only thing missing is X-Men.

 

[Zarex]

The "gifted" thing is what makes that sort of hard to believe. Gifted has always been associated with the X-Men. And it's high time we got a new X-Men cartoon as well. Avengers has one, Spider-Man has one, only thing missing is X-Men.

With the exception of Wolverine, Marvel Universe on Disney XD has been a mutant-free zone. And with the increase in synergy between the animated universe and the MCU, I can't see Disney green lighting a cartoon based on a Fox controlled film property.

Disney did launch a Spider-man cartoon, but Sony has been willing to cut deals that benefit the Mouse, and the whole show is basically "What if Spider-man was in the MCU?"

 

[Mr. Dent]

We'll see. I don't think they base their cartoon green lighting decisions around what properties they own as movies. X-Men is still their property and they'll utilize in any way they have control over, given its popularity. I'll be surprised if this isn't X-Men related honestly.

 

[R_Hythlodeus]

isn't' registered gifted' the terminus technicus used in Agents of SHIELD to describe people with super powers?