The Morbius Cinematic Universe

## Overview

The Morbius Cinematic Universe (otherwise known as the MorbCU) is a well-known cinematic universe involving the character Morbius, played by Jared Leto as well as Milo, played by Matt Smith. It is widely regarded as the best cinematic universe of all time, trumping even the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the DC Extended Universe. The MorbCU has fused with the MCU after the 'Secret Wars' event.

It is frequently referenced by Kei Akachi.

## Main Titles

Morbius - The existing, real-life movie.

Morbius 2: Morebius: Milo and Morbius - Milo and Morbius reconcile; teaming up together to beat a much larger threat. It is widely regarded as one of the best superhero moves ever written, though rumour has it that a bunch of the critics were paid off in order to achieve it.

Morbius 3: The Morb the Merrier - A Christmas-themed movie that acted as a exploration for the franchise's newer side characters; some new and some introduced here. Morbius and Milo featured in it very little, save for the final fight scene, however its ratings were sky-high anyways due to its impressive juggling of a large cast and skilled handling of many sensitive topics.

Morbius 3 Director's Cut: It's Morbin' Time - 'The Morb the Merrier', however five hours long. The additions are practically a whole new movie *inside* the movie-- giving Morbius and Milo their own full plotlines.

Morbius 4: Morbius Dies - Taking place after a brief timeskip, it features the entire cast going up against evil versions of themselves. In the end, Morbius sacrifices himself to save everybody else and leaves Milo heartbroken.

Morbius 5: Dark Morb Rises - When it is revealed that Morbius's evil copy did not die, Milo revives him through a wish from Eternity. The 'big bad' is defeated before the halfway point and the rest of it focuses on the two trying to reconcile and recover from their individual traumas. This move saw the introduction of a fan-favourite side character 'Blake Jackson', who served the role of a therapist.

Morbius 5.5: Merry Morbin' Christmas - An extension of the fifth movie that is only an hour long-- a short sitcom centred entirely around Morbius and Milo. Throughout the entire thing, it is heavily hinted that there may be a romance blooming between them.

Morbius 6: Morbius in the Multiverse of Morbin' - The barrier between universes is breached, an event that was heavily foreshadowed all the way back in Morbius 4, and Morbius comes face to face with "Morbius Supreme". Critics praised the subtle build up and dozens of (supposedly) well planned-out plot twists and the death of Milo, where he sacrificed himself to stop an incursion at the very end of the final battle, is considered the most tragic scene of all time. At the time the movie became the highest-grossing ever; popular with all audiences, including those who dislike the majority of the other instalments. Even today, there is still over whether or not Morbius two *really* should be considered above it.

Morbius 6.1: Morbinvision - A twelve-episode TV series that aired to celebrate the launching of the streaming site "Morbius+". It begins as a sitcom, mimicking Merry Morbin' Christmas, however it's eventually revealed that the entire thing is playing out in Morbius's imagination: Milo is *still* gone and he misses him a lot. Romantic feelings are further hinted at.

Morbius 6.2: Morbius and the Winter Soldier - A complete knockoff of the absolutely mid show, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, where Morbius replaces Sam. It is said to be very good (with an average rating of 9/10), but few have watched it.

Morbius 6.3: Ms Morbius - An alternate universe where Morbius never had his blood disease and was instead an inhuman. It's widely regarded as the best of the Morbin+ TV shows, though fans questioned the decision to gender-swap him. Luckily, the majority of the controversy was dropped as the actor they hired delivered a performance that was considered the best ever.

Morbius 6.4: She-Morbius - Morbius's female actress, by popular demand, reprises her role! This time she becomes a lawyer intent on defending everybody in the superhuman world-- and meets Millie, the alternative version of Milo.

Morbius 6.5: Morbius Knight - A second alternative universe where, rather than become a vampire, Morbius turns to the Egyptian gods for help with his blood disease.

Morbius 7: Morbius and the Curious Case of Lucien Crown - A much-desired return to the main, movie timeline. Morbius follows a line of clues that lead him to find Milo-- returned from the astral plane. It beat Morbius six and, today, is the current highest-grossing movie of all time. Many people call it overrated and claim that Milo's revival was solely for fanservice, however others argue that it was hinted at significantly ever since Morbius 3, and therefore couldn't be criticised.

Morbius 8: Morbius and the House for Peculiar Vampires - Following the trail in the previous movie, Morbius discovers a house, frozen in time, that houses many vampires like him.

Morbius 9: Morbtastic Morbius vs The Fantastic Four - Reed Richards deems Morbius a massive threat to the universe and attempts to capture him. Milo, much to the disappointment of fans, takes a backseat for the whole movie; though is at least the one to convince the FF to spare Morbius in the finale.

Morbius 9 Director's Cut: Morbius vs Kang

Morbius 10: Morbius vs the Avengers

Morbius 10.1: Morbius vs the X-Men

Morbius 10.2: Morbius vs Galactus

Morbius 10.3: Morbius vs Chris Pratt

Morbius 10.4: Morbius vs the Impostor

Morbius 10.5: Morbius vs Suibrom

Morbius 11: The Great Morbin' Bake Off

Morbius 12: Gru and the Minions vs Morbius

Morbius 13: Morbius and Milo's Honeymoon

Morbius 14: Morbius vs Buddha, Battle for the Enlightened One

## Spinoffs

Morbius and Henry Danger

Morbius and Waluwigi