Avengers: Endgame

No established characters are race- or gender-swapped; original MCU roster.

The film features strong female characters but male heroes remain central and heroic; no message diminishing men.

• The 'A-Force' moment where female heroes assemble during the final battle reads as a deliberate showcase
• Captain Marvel introduced as exceptionally powerful, but male leads (Iron Man, Cap, Thor) carry the emotional core

One brief support-group scene includes an unnamed character referencing a date with another man; minimal presence.

• A grieving man in Captain America's support group references going on a date with another man (Joe Russo's cameo)

Cast diversity fits the established sprawling MCU world; no quota-driven contradiction of lore.

Focused on plot, sacrifice, and time-travel mechanics rather than sermonizing.

Male heroism is celebrated, not framed as toxic; no anti-West messaging.

• Tony Stark and Steve Rogers given heroic, sacrificial arcs

Adapts comic events loosely as expected for the MCU; deviations are creative, not identity-driven.