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There were plenty of other predictions with explanations to back them up. Some fans also had doubts that anyone would really die in either film, or that we would see a lot of variants die but not necessarily the main cast. It’s safe to say if this were the case, fans wouldn’t be pleased. As much as everyone would like to see Doctor Strange, the Hulk, Hawkeye, and Thor go on forever, the fact of the matter is the MCU is getting too crowded and there has to be a cull. They can’t keep going indefinitely, as much as we want them to. 

Although it may be morbid to try and predict who will die, realistically, The Kang Dynasty and Secret Wars need to kill off some important characters to give the story emotion while also presenting a credible threat in Kang. We can’t have another film like Quantumania where there’s no sense of danger and no emotional connection.

Phase four of the MCU has introduced us to a whole host of powerful new objects whilst season one of Loki, completely seemed to nullify the power of the Infinity Stones. Many of these new objects of power seem to have a link to time, and one Reddit is wondering if Kang’s various variants are potentially on the hunt for them.

Season one of Loki quickly shut down the idea of the Infinity Stones carrying any more weight in the MCU, unless that is you need a weight to keep your papers on your desk. With the dismissal of the stones we have instead been introduced to a whole host of powerful new objects including Shang Chi’s Ten Rings, Kamala Khan’s bangles, Konshu’s staff, and we also got a very quick look at the Ebony Blade at the end of Eternals.

We don’t know if any of these will come together at any point, but they are pretty powerful and all seem to have powers that in some way relate to time, the Ten Rings grant the power but also immortality, the bangles allowed Kamala to travel back in time to see her great grandmother, Konshu’s staff turned back the very stars, and the Ebony Blade is also able to grant immortality to its wielder as well (though we have yet to see its power in the MCU.

A lot of the Multiverse Saga is based around time, of course, much of this came about after the Avengers went back in time during Endgame in order to undo the destruction created by Thanos. Now, we are simply watching the results of that decision play out after that very event led to Loki escaping and the destruction of the Sacred Timeline.

With that destruction comes the release of Kang’s many variants, which had been held at bay by one variant He Who Remains. One fan wonders if we will see multiple Kangs going after these, MacGuffins throughout phases five and six.

Some feel that this is a little too boring though, and hope there is more to come than another hunt for objects of power.

This person thinks that these treasures were Kang’s to begin with and that he will simply collect them once more.

Though some think that Kang would be able to conquer the universe without them anyway.

This fan thinks it sounds way too similar to the overarching plot for the Infinity Saga.

One person is pretty succinct with what they think about this theory.

Unlike the Infinity Stones, all these objects are rather different from one another, though the bangles and the Ten Rings have a certain connection, and have very different attributes. We have no idea yet what Kang will do to achieve his goals, or what he needs to achieve them. Guess we will just have to keep watching.

It’s been a busy, busy week for Marvel fans, and it doesn’t look to be slowing down in the slightest. Not that we’re complaining, mind you. After finally – finally! – getting the first trailer for Avengers 4 – or as we’re apparently going to start calling it now, Avengers: Endgame – the marketing barrage continues with the very first poster for the sequel. Done in the same style as the one-sheets we saw for its predecessors, it unfortunately doesn’t show us anything from the film itself. Rather, it features that classic ‘A’ that we’ve become so used to as well as teasing the release date, which is April 26th as per the recent update. You may recall that 2012’s The Avengers went with a silver title for its art, followed by a red logo for Avengers: Age of Ultron, and a gold one for Avengers: Infinity War. This latest design has chosen the color purple for its ‘A,’ making it impossible not to associate the image with a certain Mad Titan.

I know, we can hardly believe it, either. But it’s finally – finally! – here. Yes, the very first trailer for Avengers 4 has just debuted online and damn near broke the internet in the process. Though Marvel’s still holding back quite a bit – and understandably so – our first look at what’s sure to be 2019’s biggest film certainly doesn’t disappoint and makes it very clear that Earth’s Mightiest Heroes have one heck of a battle ahead of them if they’re to reverse Thanos’ deadly snap from Infinity War. Granted, how they’ll do just that, or even how they’ll resurrect their friends who died in the last movie remains unclear. Understandably, Marvel’s holding back a lot with this first preview and it truly is just a teaser trailer in every sense of the word. But that certainly doesn’t make it any less exciting, as even this brief, tantalizing peek at what’s to come is enough to send shivers down our spine.

Before the highly anticipated first trailer for Avengers 4 became the favorite topic of speculation for your average MCU fan, arguably the most popular question regarding the Avengers: Infinity War sequel was what the official title would be. And while the film’s teaser looks to be coming our way before the end of the week, the matter of what exactly we’ll be calling this movie could be left up for debate a little while longer. Collider’s Steven Weintraub has already offered his share of reports this week on the long-awaited Avengers 4 trailer, but today, he dropped one more piece of hearsay that could leave many a fan disappointed if it turns out to be correct:

“Already breaking my rule from two days ago. Hearing the first #Avengers4 trailer will not reveal the title. Want to be clear I am not 100% on this. Which is why it is a tweet and not a story on @Collider We should know if my source was right or wrong soon…”

As you can see, Weintraub makes it very clear that he’s not certain on the matter, but given how long Marvel Studios has dragged out this particular reveal so far, we certainly wouldn’t put it past them saving the grand unveiling for another day. Until recently, it was a popular prediction that the title would be revealed before the release of the first issue of the Avengers 4 Prelude comic on December 5th, with the the assumption being that Marvel wouldn’t release such tie-in material to a movie that didn’t even have a name yet. Alas, the book hit shelves earlier this week with only the title “Avengers Prelude” on the cover. At this point, you have to wonder if Marvel is taking its hype game too far, seeing how no title could possibly warrant this much build-up. Even studio head Kevin Feige acknowledged back in April that their choice not to reveal the name has “sort of backfired,” and that the title now has “no chance to living up to any expectations of what it’s gonna be.” Of course, that didn’t stop the producer from sitting on the reveal for at least another eight months, but hopefully the imminent Avengers 4 trailer will give fans more than enough material for the time being.

At long last, and after what feels like eons of waiting, the very first trailer for Avengers 4 will make its way online tomorrow, at 9am EST, bright and early. Obviously, that’s hugely exciting and the internet is beyond eager to get their hands on the footage, but at the same time, everyone’s still got one question on their minds: why’d it take so long to get here? After all, we’ve already seen trailers from Disney for releases arriving after Avengers 4, like The Lion King and Artemis Fowl. Not to mention that the first Infinity War preview was with us by the end of November, and it only hit theaters one week earlier in the year than its sequel is set to be with us (April 27th vs. May 3rd). So, what gives? Well, a massive corporation like Walt Disney Studios obviously has a very careful and calculated marketing plan in place, especially when it comes to what could be one of their biggest releases of all-time. And as Screen Rant points out, there were many things that had to be taken into when deciding on when to give us the first Avengers 4 trailer.

For the last few weeks, it’s felt like the first trailer for Avengers 4 has continuously appeared on the verge of release, only for some fresh report to swoop in with the news that it’s still a few more days away. Last weekend, for instance, the most popular rumor was that the teaser would arrive on Wednesday, but a couple of days after that, the reports came in saying we’d have to wait until this coming Friday. Since not everyone has the time and energy to keep track of this ongoing stream of updates and predictions, many fans were thinking that the footage still might arrive yesterday, only to end their Wednesday in disappointment, and the social media response is one of disillusionment:

Avengers 4 trailer was supposed to drop today… WTF HAPPENED MARVEL

— eda (@basegoddcheddar) December 6, 2018

I guess there was no Avengers 4 trailer today. pic.twitter.com/NsCMIPiRPs

— Chuck Cushman (@cush_atc) December 6, 2018

So you thought we were gonna get the Avengers 4 trailer today pic.twitter.com/zJhBbqqEjd

— carla ϟ (@paintingthewind) December 5, 2018

Avengers 4 trailer rumors – thought the trailer would drop same time Infinity War trailer dropped… it didn’t… believed it would drop on Black Friday… it didn’t… believed today. #Avengers4Title and #Avengers4Trailer Marvel will announce it before the trailer drops

— Geekin E (@ITSYABOIEllis) December 6, 2018

When your thanos ring arrives today but destiny delays the Avengers 4 trailer pic.twitter.com/Kkwiz6LnOW

— Spartan (@SpartanArmy_) December 5, 2018

Me at the government that they are not showing Avengers 4 trailer today https://t.co/DXoSyhFSQd

— 𝐥𝐲𝐬𝐬//(saw dp & w) (@berryajs__12) December 6, 2018

me thinking about how we should’ve been watching the @Avengers 4 trailer today #A4 pic.twitter.com/RJfWJ0x3va

— beth (@bethanyclairee) December 6, 2018

I’m upset that @Marvel didn’t drop the Avengers 4 trailer today

— JayTeezyy (@Jay_Teezyy) December 6, 2018

Wait..did the Avengers 4 trailer drop today?????

— bear (@kuhlpoet) December 6, 2018

So where’s that Avengers 4 trailer that y’all were hyping up today? pic.twitter.com/OeTbV6G2EO

— nathan (@nathan_bo21) December 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/dej_h/status/1070488803347976192?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1070488803347976192&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fcomicbook.com%2Fmarvel%2F2018%2F12%2F06%2Fmarvel-fans-react-to-no-avengers-4-trailer-today%2F

wtfff i thought the avengers 4 trailer was gonna come out today

— ems (@lilemnem) December 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/Kevin_Owen/status/1070482669350387712?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1070482669350387712&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fcomicbook.com%2Fmarvel%2F2018%2F12%2F06%2Fmarvel-fans-react-to-no-avengers-4-trailer-today%2F Nonetheless, some fans evidently managed to catch the latest reports that Friday will be the date of arrival, and don’t seem to mind waiting just a little longer for the highly anticipated trailer. https://twitter.com/Zachchat77/status/1070408818734055424?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1070408818734055424&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fcomicbook.com%2Fmarvel%2F2018%2F12%2F06%2Fmarvel-fans-react-to-no-avengers-4-trailer-today%2F

Avengers 4 trailer was 'rumored' for monday and then for today, nothing officially confirmed so there is no actual delay. it’s coming one day or another this month, and reportedly friday THIS WEEK. stop complaining about having to wait 2 more days.

— justine (@SPDRMURPHY) December 5, 2018

Though the new Captain Marvel trailer has certainly made this week easier for MCU fans to get through, it’ll still be a relief when the Avengers 4 footage finally drops, if for no other reason than the period of uncertainty and speculation it will bring to an end. It’s been a long journey of repeated build-ups and letdowns, with much of the internet feeling confident just a couple of weeks ago that we’d be seeing the teaser by the end of November. When the trailer finally does arrive, it has more hype to live up to than we can reasonably put on a two-minute commercial, but Avengers 4 will presumably be saving its biggest secrets for when the film itself hits theaters on May 3rd, 2019.

At long last, the Avengers 4 trailer will finally – finally! – be with us tomorrow morning. Yes, bright and early, at 9am EST, Marvel will roll out the first footage from 2019’s biggest film and the internet could not be more excited. It’s been an excruciatingly long wait, one that’s taken the form of an emotional rollercoaster with numerous false starts and disappointments, but it’s now confirmed that Friday is the day where it’ll all come to an end. But what exactly can fans expect to see in this insanely hyped trailer? Well, we know what you shouldn’t expect to see, and that’s any of the dusted heroes. It’s already been confirmed that characters like Spider-Man, Black Panther, Doctor Strange, etc., won’t be featuring in the trailer. In fact, not only will they not feature in the trailer, but they won’t feature in any of the marketing at all. That means posters, photos, clips, etc. It’s a bold move, promoting the film without some of its most recognizable faces, but one that might just pay off in the end. So, what can we expect to get then? Well, much of the focus will be on the remaining, original Avengers. That’d be Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Hulk, Hawkeye and Black Widow. We’ll no doubt see them coming together in their state of shock and grief as they formulate a plan to bring their friends back and defeat Thanos once and for all. After seeing them split up for so much of Infinity War, we imagine Marvel will give us at least a few shots of everyone back together again and we can’t wait to see them assembled once more as a team.

The wait for the much anticipated first trailer for Avengers 4 has been a rollercoaster ride of excitement and letdowns, and after so many instances of false hope, we wouldn’t blame you for remaining skeptical that the footage will actually be here tomorrow. But tomorrow it is, with numerous reports and industry insiders confirming December 7th as being the day when we’ll finally – finally! – get our first look at 2019’s biggest movie. But when, exactly, will it drop online? Well, trusted tipster Daniel RPK has hopped on Twitter today to let us know that the trailer will be arriving first thing in the morning, with Marvel planning to release it at 9am EST. Granted, the studio hasn’t actually made any kind of official announcement themselves just yet – which is certainly a bit odd – but given Daniel’s track record, there’s no reason to doubt him. Not to mention that the 9am EST window is a pretty common one for big trailer debuts.

It only figures that people are worried about the Tom Holland movie dropping spoilers for Avengers 4. With Spider-Man: Far From Home confirmed by producer Amy Pascal to be set “a few minutes” after the Avengers: Infinity War sequel, it’s clear that these two Marvel releases will share some major connections, raising concerns that the promotion for Peter Parker’s next solo outing may give a little too much away about its highly anticipated MCU predecessor. But as MCU Cosmic recently observed, Marvel Studios could well be collaborating with Sony to ensure that that doesn’t happen. This weekend, Far From Home will be getting the spotlight at Brazil’s CCXP convention, and you may have already seen one of the features on display at the event. Specifically, Spidey’s new stealth suit will be viewable to visitors up close, having previously appeared in various leaked set photos from the European stretch of the film’s production.

Despite Tom Holland’s reputation as a notorious blabbermouth, it’s been a while now since the Spider-Man: Far From Home lead has dropped any major spoilers, suggesting that the actor might finally have learned to watch what he says, if only for fear of what might happen if he makes another mistake. In a recent exchange with a fan, for example, Holland was asked what’s going to happen in Avengers 4, prompting him to joke in response, “They’ll shoot me!” The fan then posed the more specific question of whether Peter Parker will be coming back to life after his sad fate in Avengers: Infinity War, and Holland insisted once more, “I can’t tell you, they’ll shoot me.” By ‘they,’ Holland is presumably referring to his bosses at Marvel Studios, who we know to be well aware of the star’s habit of carelessly dropping intel. And since the actor is involved in two of next year’s MCU releases, that creates double the opportunity for problems.

That Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, Black Panther and all those ‘dusted’ by Thanos at the climax of Avengers: Infinity War will be returning is hardly a secret. Marvel Studios is actively producing or in pre-production for many of its seemingly dead characters to appear in their own films, so unless they’re conducting the world’s most elaborate hoax with Spider-Man: Far From Home, it’s safe to say that by the end of Avengers 4 our heroes will have found some way to turn back the clock and resurrect them. Despite that, Marvel Studios are at least nominally going to pretend that this isn’t the case, as it’s being reported by Jeremy Conrad of MCU Cosmic that none of the dusted heroes will be featuring in the marketing materials for Avengers 4. So, when the first trailer’s released this Friday, you can expect it to be tightly focused around the surviving original team (and maybe Rocket Raccoon and Nebula, too).