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Depends entirely on who they change if you're not talking about characters like Forge or Thunderbird. Otherwise, no I would not be onboard with it. And the X-Men already appeal to a wide crowd as is. Black, white, Asian etc everybody enjoys them and have for decades. I'm not white but I don't need Cyclops to look like me (Black and asian/Japanese-American), in order for him to appeal to me. And I suspect the same for most people otherwise the Avengers movies wouldn't have all crossed 1 Billion each. But because of what the X-Men represent - I understand the need for more diversity but certain character should be off-limits.Look spiderman is a solo character and the single most important character to spiderman stories, the comparison you're making doesn't make much sense to me. The xmen are ensemble of characters who have a handful of characters that could lead a story, and marvel only has so much time to tell an effective story with some of these characters without over crowding the movie or turning the characters into cardboard cut outs like the foxmen. So if they are going to do that they are probably going to use characters that draw fans and newcomers a like to the movie. For what the xmen represent and the political climate in America right now it's going to be super important that marvel diversify these super heroes from now on.
So if marvel decides they're going to tell a story using the characters that sell, over some of the less popular minority characters that dont sell or appeal to as many people and they just diversify their money makers just a little bit, isnt changing a few of the white characters who are more popular and have a better chance of not only appealing to a wider crowd, but also sell tickets a chance they should take?
And Hank and Iceman (if he's not gay) are main characters and both ripe for a race-swap. The movie shouldn't just focus on Cyclops and Jean, the movie is an essamble so while someone may be the center of the story (I prefer it to be Scott because of how he was treated in the Singer films)everyone should get a chance to shine and that includes the non-white X-Men.