I doubt most young people are actively going back to watch an old cartoon anyway. But at least XMen TAS was a 90's cartoon!Most people don’t find MCU movies something to be blamed for in general seeing as most people who have worked with him have praised Feige. As I said, most creative difference problems happened whilst Perlmutter was in charge, it doesn’t seem like a coincidence.
But you rarely see people praise Lucas outside of the OT (unless they’re his friends like Spielberg.
The problem here is, that I don’t mind people growing up to like other things in the genre, I never have been. But the thing is, people can like both, like myself. I’ve never said that won’t happen, but at the end of the day, a father is not gonna show his 7 year old son Logan or Joker. It’s funny to me though how you can’t understand people liking different types of film. No matter what, the MCU will have serious staying power because like Star Wars, they’re great all ages movies. It’s also funny to me that you criticise the sequel trilogy when at least the first two movies seemed to have a lot of creative control and artistic vision (especially TLJ). Also, surprise surprise, the people who defend the prequel trilogy are those who grew up with it. They aren’t leaving it behind for top tier sci fi like Ex Machina, Blade Runner 2049 etc. That’s not how it works. You can still love other types of films and, in fact, the general public will most likely always prefer films like the MCU.
I love XMen TAS but no, I don’t think a substantial amount of young people today would enjoy it, it hasn’t aged greatly. MCU movies leading up to Endgame became a phenomenon, even the Disney plus shows are showing viral popularity, it’s just wrong to say they won’t have a legacy, whether you like them or not.