As was the case for Quicksilver, even "X-Men: Apocalypse" and "Galaxy" Guardians could share the same character.
As in law, there is already a precedent in the matter of the rights of exploitation of the characters Marvel at the movies: it's Quicksilver aka Pietro Maximoff , who in the comics and in "X-Men: Days of Future Past" is introduced as the supersonic son of Magneto , while in "Avengers: Age of Ultron" its origin is shrouded in mystery, most likely attributable to the Inhumans . Same role but two different actors in the movie Bryan Singer has the ' Evan Peters of "American Horror Story" to lend his face to the superhero with extraordinary speed; in the sequel to the film on the Avengers Quicksilver instead Aaron Taylor-Johnson . The twin Scarlet Witch is so appeared to be in a film of 20th Century Fox that in a cinecomic Marvel / Disney , causing some confusion. The same fate may lie with another group of characters from the House of Ideas: These are the Celestials , beings from the unlimited power appeared fleetingly in "Guardians of the Galaxy" (is The Collector Benicio del Toro to name them) and that might make their appearance even in "X-Men: Apocalypse" (read the latest statements by Bryan Singer on the film) . But who are the Celestials ? Because their role could give birth to a breakthrough in Phase 3 of the MCU?
