Introducing mutants into the MCU is also a great opportunity to create a more visually interesting universe. Of the 15 characters who have been the official Avengers in the universe, only The Hulk, Vision, Rocket Racoon, and Nebula look like something other than a normal person. The X-Men could stand out as a team by featuring a much wider array of physical characteristics.
As much as I love characters like Storm and Kitty Pryde, I will be disappointed if there aren’t any visible mutants on the MCU’s X-Men roster. For a team all about diversity and inclusion in a world that’s hostile towards them, it would be a huge mistake to center only the conventional-looking characters. It would also be a waste of Marvel’s most interesting character designs.
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