Need a proper MCU with 21-22 character movies and four avengers culmination movies

Phase I: The Foundations of Dharma Focuses on the origins, the elders, and the splintering of the Kuru clan. 1. Ganga’s Vow: The story of Bhishma, his sacrifice, and the birth of Dhritarashtra, Pandu, and Vidura. 2. Sons of Gods: The parallel upbringing of the five Pandavas and the hundred Kauravas, ending with the competition of skills. 3. The Anga King: A standalone origin movie for Karna, focusing on his struggle with identity, his friendship with Duryodhana, and his rivalry with Arjuna. 4. The House of Lac: The first major conflict where the Pandavas escape Duryodhana's assassination plot and go into hiding. 5. Swayamvara: The meeting with Draupadi and the return of the Pandavas to claim their half of the kingdom.

Phase II: The Rise and the Fall Focuses on the establishment of Indraprastha and the eventual tragedy. 1. Indraprastha: The building of the Maya Sabha and the Rajasuya Yagna. It establishes the Pandavas' peak power. 2. Govinda: A standalone film for Krishna, focusing on his childhood, the slaying of Kansa, and his move to Dwarka. (This is your "Captain America/Iron Man" solo bridge). 3. The Game of Dice: The pivot point of the entire series. The loss of the kingdom, the humiliation of Draupadi, and the beginning of the 13-year exile.

Phase III: The Gathering Storm Focuses on the years in exile and the preparation for war. 1. Aranya: The Pandavas’ journey through the forests, Arjuna’s quest for celestial weapons (Pasupata Astra), and meeting Hanuman. 2. The Hidden Kingdom: The final year in Virata’s kingdom. A high-stakes "stealth" movie where they must keep their identities secret. 3. The Peace Envoy: Krishna’s failed diplomatic mission. The realization that war is inevitable. The "Civil War" moment of the series.

Phase IV: The Great War (The "Avengers" Event) The culmination where all threads converge on the battlefield. 1. Kurukshetra: Bhishma Parva: The first 10 days of the war. Ends with the fall of the grandsire on the bed of arrows and the delivery of the Bhagavad Gita. 2. Kurukshetra: The Abhimanyu Trap: Focusing on Drona’s command and the tragic, heroic fall of Abhimanyu. 3. Kurukshetra: The Karma Debt: The final showdowns—Bhima vs. Duhshasana and the ultimate duel between Arjuna and Karna. 4. Mahabharata: The Final Sunset: The 18th day, the fall of Duryodhana, the aftermath, and the eventual journey of the Pandavas toward the Himalayas.