Phase 6 slate after NYCC 2025
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As long as I can ignore them, no biggie.
But only one Spiderman movie before Avengers does seem very little since both F4 and Thunderbolts left me in the mood for more movies.
I have no doubt we will still see crossover but now they are gonna make sure you are filled in on what you need to know about the TV character without having to see the series
https://collider.com/daredevil-born-again-season-2-update-thunderbolts-not-addressed-kevin-feige/
Though granted, we don't know when BA S2 occurs in the timeline, if it picks up right after S1, then Thunderbolts likely has not happened yet (Until Marvel gives us an official timeline, its believed that Thudnerbolts occurs circa fall of 2027, while DD S1 occurs around the start of 2027)
There isn’t much new coming to TV.
There’s no reason they needed all these shows
About that...
Besides if we count the Animated shows...........i don't see them having 1 live action show and 1 animated show a year or a year we we get 2 live action, but no animation or a year with 2 animation but no live action. The stuff that is gonna be affected more is the live action stuff which to be honest is the most important stuff in terms of the MCU.
“I hate twos seasons of an unrelated nostalgia X-men cartoon”
“I have nine movies that all star Avengers”
etc etc
Having only 3 movies for a whole phase is such a shame to see how far the MCU has fallen.
Plus, there really wasn't time. They had to do preproduction and casting for Doomsday and Secret Wars, as well as get them into filming, after a sudden schedule shakeup.
There wasn't a window where they would've had resources to develop, preproduce, and cast 1-2 additional unplanned moves. Everything they had on a shelf script-wise assumed it was a Kang storyline, they'd have to start over from scratch.
So the quality of anything they put in there would've guaranteed a The Marvels result.
(gentle weeping)
That's the only project I could think of squeezing in-between the two films without pulling an actor away from either film.
Since the Kang drama, mcu has failed so badly. They haven't developed a single character beyond the intro movie. This entire past two phases just reeks that they have no viable plan and are merely making cash grab movies.
The abundance of TV shows is not a good thing, the MCU lives and breathes through its movies, the TV shows/shorts should be fun bonuses/extra NOT the focus. Again all these TV shows are most likely just being made to hold up Disney plus subscriber counts.
Idk how much of the decision-making is up to Fiege, whether Disney is forcing this playbook or what. But it's clearly not working.
The animated shows are literally what you described.
For instance, I skipped wandavision and was fking lost when I saw an "evil" wanda in multiverse of madness.
You could erase Secret Invasion from Disney+ and nothing of value would be lost. I agree they did too much with all those shows but only two would be "required viewing" to feel kept abreast of the plot. Even Loki didn't affect anything wider yet, though he'll probably show up in Doomsday.
So Disney wants to focus on delivering quality content and not throwing everything at the wall to see what sticks and Marvel and Lucasfilms are among the most affected, Lucasfilm right now is looking at only 1 live action series a year for example.
If Disney current mindset was "Who cares if it sucks and we turn away our fans with a bunch of crap, give us 10 Marvel projects a year!" then Phase 6 in terms of movies would've had alot more. But they wanna focus on delivering the best film and show possible first, so right now we are going to see less as result of having a period of hit and miss that resulted in some fans turning their backs on Marvel
For the casuals, they only need to see the movies now - the shows seem to be disconnecting enough that you don't need to follow someone's whole story through everything to get an idea of who they are (eg. Thunderbolts seemed like it would work if you've seen Black Widow and seen Bucky in a few things).
For heavier Marvel fans, you can hop onto the TV shows for more of a superhero fix and to dive into the world and bit more.
For the die hards, you have the Animated shows taking place pretty much completely outside of the mainline MCU and not impacting the narrative, so it allows us to spend even more time with characters we love (albeit different versions) and see things that they might have a hard time bringing to screen (Zombies).
Overall, I think it's on the right track. You can dive in as deep as you want without it causing fatigue or feeling like you're missing out on important pieces, which is kind of the direction it felt like Marvel was headed.
Just hoping there was one more movie that directly connects to Doomsday and/or Secret Wars, like Dr. Strange 3.
The days of large orders for animations is long past. It was done back when they needed a certain number of episodes for syndication. In the 90's, shows like Batman, X-Men, Spider-Man, Superman, etc. would get full orders of 52 - 65 episodes from the start because they were planned to be sold into syndication so they'd have a full year of reruns. Animated shows now work much more like regular shows, where they would finish a season before they decide if it will be renewed for the next season.
Honestly I never liked the Netflix series, and so most of the rest don't interest me.
And Wonderman is debilutrately triggering a massive culture war fight that could kill off the MCU all together, very much not interested.
For now i bet Black Panther, since the next MCU film in the release schedule post-SW is set for February 2028 and i can totally see them wanting to put Black Panther 3 in time for the first film 10th anniversary