There is time travel involved in a couple of the movies and it's reality altering, therefore the chronological events kinda veer off from each other. X-Men: Apocalypse (3500 B.Gonna take an attempt to give you a serious helpful response.
This purely chronologically based timeline lets you enjoy every film without worrying about divergent timelines, although the continuity will be confusing. Should you feel inclined, you could jump around the franchise by period, thanks to its characters’ longevity. It adapted the seminal 1981 comic storyline Days of Future Past to combine a 1970s period piece with the characters and cast of the former modern trilogy. First Class’s sequel showed the strength of the new approach. However, it also created a franchise with a rare texture. There’s no doubt this led to continuity issues, not least in the relationship between Professor X and Mystique. It was Matthew Vaughn’s X-Men: First Class that pulled the franchise back to a stylish and atmospheric 1960s, literally returning the superteam to its roots. If anyone was going to set Disney and the MCU a challenge, it was Deadpool. His films picked up a combined $1.5 billion, ranking as the second and third highest-grossing R-rated films of all time. Deadpool, despite his weak entry to the franchise in X-Men:Origins: Wolverine, starred in two successful spin-offs. The most prominent was Wolverine, played by Hugh Jackman in three solo films outside the main series. The franchise would then progress a decade at a time, while spin-offs focussed on particularly popular X-Men. The response was an inspired reset, jumping back in time to explore the friendship and enmity of Professor X and Magneto from the beginning.
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