Why is everyone convinced that Doomsday will end with the heroes losing, and then winning in Secret Wars?
Wouldn’t that basically be repeating the lose first win later formula from IW-Endgame? The idea just doesn’t sit right with me, which is one of the reasons I believe in the circle theory, where the heroes somehow win in Doomsday, but lose in Secret Wars, leading to the reset.
We don’t know what’s exactly going to be happening. For all I know, it simply won’t be repeating what IW-Endgame did. Marvel is smarter than that and I am sure they have cooked something extraordinary, especially if the Russos are trying top the ending of the Infinity Saga. Remember when they surprised everyone with making the heroes lose for the first time? How is it going to be surprising if we already know what’s going to happen? There will definitely be some big twists and turns for sure.
We don’t know what’s exactly going to be happening. For all I know, it simply won’t be repeating what IW-Endgame did. Marvel is smarter than that and I am sure they have cooked something extraordinary, especially if the Russos are trying top the ending of the Infinity Saga. Remember when they surprised everyone with making the heroes lose for the first time? How is it going to be surprising if we already know what’s going to happen? There will definitely be some big twists and turns for sure.
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Knowing what's coming doesn't matter if the script is well written.
People seem to forget that stories aren’t just about the ending. The story is the journey.
Just rewatched Endgame for the third time last week, I cried like a bitch
https://youtu.be/oP3c1h8v2ZQ?si=5XtytMOWntpyABM3
Given the limited set up of these two Phases, I almost wish they were filming a trilogy back-to-back-to-back.
Get the true middle act going.
The first couple Avengers movies did the same thing roughly, except AoU’s place of comfort was comfortably winning battles.
End of day, they win.
Infinity War broke the cycle. Started when things were difficult. Avengers were broken up, Hulk and Thor had been missing, etc. and then things got worse despite all their efforts and attempts to work together.
So Doomsday is going to start with rival Avengers teams, Spiderman dealing with something or other, etc etc and then Doom shows up in 616 timeline followed by Reed and family. Despite their (and other universe’s) efforts to stop Doom, Doom will succeed in merging all universes into Battleworld.
They're doing the same type of setup but with the secret wars story.
I think in order to save face and FINALLY wrap up the multiverse saga, they're pulling this move to get seats in theaters.
And they're absolutely right. It is stupid of them to do. And they'll probably do it anyway in an attempt to pull in tickets.
Age of Ultron? A weekend.
Ah, yes!
*Cut to black*
*Credits*
"*The Avengers will return in Secret Wars*"
I’m learning of these universes as they’re being wiped out. I have absolutely no investment in them.
I love this callout. I want them to do it at least once.
Edit: for the record, infinity war only had around 40 characters total (including characters like Ned and Pepper). Only around 25 characters who were in multiple scenes. That matches Doomsday’s main cast of 27

Infinity war only had around 40 characters total (including characters like Ned and Pepper)
Spidey knew he would be making a bad joke but couldn't resist, and since that show has ridiculous moments of humor, the symbol on his chest runs away screaming at the terrible pun.
I dont want an EndGame thing where people lose for one movie. I want Doomsday to bring all these people together for a large portion of them to lose and for Secret Wars to show us the future of the MCU.
Doomsday as a finale. Secret Wars as a premiere.
Sort of a 'we didn't realize our bad situation was preventing a worse situation' moment.
Doom winning in part 1 is essential to making the Secret Wars storyline work. Tropes exist in writing for a reason. The MCU should not purposefully make worse story decisions just for the sake of novelty.
The end of Fellowship has Boromir getting killed, Sam and Frodo leaving the fellowship, and Merry and Pippin getting captured by the Ukuk-hai.
In all seriousness, most of the Avengers / protagonists are already taken off the board, so the "New Avengers" or whoever else is left will likely lose, due to lack of experience.
\- Dr. Strange is multiversal traveling
\- Ant-Man is possibly in another universe
\- Scarlet Witch died outside the sacred timeline
\- Loki exists outside of time
\- Monica Rambeau is stuck in an X-Men timeline
\- Iron Man is dead
\- Cap is old and... on the moon?
\- Black Widow is dead
\- Vision is dead, or... just not himself these days.
\- Hulk is injured
\- Hawkeye is injured
\- Black Panther is dead
I could go on. I believe this was intentional to pluck each character off the board, (with the exception of Chadwick Boseman's actual IRL death) so that losing would be in the cards for Doomsday (or originally the Kang Dynasty). It will make it all the more sweeter when they reunite everyone for victory in Secret Wars.
Not to mention that Loki is also literally holding the Multiverse together so unless the final act of Doomsday happens at the End of Time he basically cannot intervene in any way.
>Cap is old and... on the moon?
I'm almost 100% sure that the whole "Captain America is on the Moon" was just an in-universe conspiracy theory that the Showrunners included as a joke.
>Hulk is injured
No, he isn't - Bruce healed himself in "She-Hulk" Episode 1 by using Jen's gamma mutated blood. He basically sped up his own healing factor by using hers as a cure of sorts (the specific details elude me).
>Black Panther is dead
Shuri took over in "Wakanda Forever" but she still doesn't have the same experience as T'Challa did.
The 2015 version was more of a multi-dimensional society pieced together from fragments of various different universes - where Hickman just reused the same name because of its inherent connection with this specific event.
…because Hawkeye isn’t going to be in Doomsday and they have a 100% win rate against their enemies with Hawkeye.
They defeated the Chitauri and Loki with Hawkeye, they defeated Ultron with Hawkeye. In Infinity War they lost to Thanos without him and then in Endgame they defeated Thanos with him.
…That means Hawkeye is the strongest Avenger and him not being in Doomsday means they will lose!

Just failure after failure.
And then after several films, a big win.
No way it would happen, but it would be so tight.
The fact that IW & EG already did it doesn't mean they won't do it again.
They rely on people thinking exactly that, then pulling the rug under them.
Granted, giant corporations are also terrible at taking creative risks, so the chances they would greenlight a repeat of something that already made a lot of money is pretty high.
So it's kind of a two wolves situation where both wolves suck.
Nerfing characters, like Tony having his big shiny heart removed and replaced with his "box of scraps" heart, made the ending of Iron man way more interesting. Without that, it's just 2 metal men punching eachother.
That's kind of how big epics work. They use the normal formula, but split it into 2 parts so that the bad guys can win and show the audience how powerful they are. We don't even know if Doom will lose in Secret Wars. He could just win 2 movies in a row.
I'm still not convinced the heroes lose, but there's a chance they win and still have to watch Doom walk away with a completed mission (and his life) to see another day.
You're basing the idea that it wouldn't make sense to repeat what IW-EG did and that it wouldn't be surprising, but forgetting that those movies were nearly a decade ago, and most audiences have had lives that did not involve MCU theorizing and postulating over superhero fatigue/MCU humor. People have gotten laid, had multiple relationships, gone through heartbreak, gotten married, started careers, started businesses, bought houses, and had children in between these films. Time gets shorter as you get older and the repetitive/cyclical nature of the MCU has likely been on their minds for some time.
It's only the "true" nerds who have not had their memory cluttered with life events and predict/internalize film tropes and structure, and people who themselves are actually in the industry, who would truly be affected - that's likely not a heavy percentage of the population watching these movies. The Russos or whoever is involved with the writing can absolutely get away with repeating an Infinity War loss followed by an Endgame victory with Doomsday and Secret Wars.
And let's be honest, the vast majority of all these movies end with the "good guys" winning anyway, you could predict 97% of them correctly, but you'll still go watch them.
Perhaps in this duology though they'll have the heroes lose twice, where the second is at best a pyrrhic victory where they assume the role of Thanos basically and can only stop Doom by way of ending the Multiverse.
Even if they end it with the hero’s winning, they won’t actually win, battle world will still be created.
So tell me, how do you think Secret Wars happens if the heroes win?
"Doomsday," meaning a day of reckoning and final destiny.
Also, "Doom's Day" as in, the day belongs to Doom.
Maybe something like Demon Slayer where all the Avengers are dropped into the multiverse, separated into different realities and they will have to fight different versions of doom or maybe different villains in Secret Wars...
One thing is certain they're not gonna lose in secret wars cuz that's not how storytelling works blud... 😭
But granted if they want they could do this in the start of Secret Wars itself.
dont fix it if it aint broke
But if they could find a way to end the movie and form Battleworld with a loss that would be cool
Secret wars our heros are all in different universes starting secret wars.
Similarly, no way Doomsday—which will lead into secret wars—ends on any definitive win.
We may get a “win but at a major cost” in one or both, but it’s also kinda just a basic story structure expectation of the first part of 2.
Sort of like dragging out the consequences of infinity war over a few seperate movie rather than resolving it all within a year or whatever.
The true villain should just be the nature of the nultiverse and the uncontrollable incursions that forces Doom to act in his "villainous" ways
2. Marvel is smart enough not to copy what they did in infinity war and endgame? Those films made them $2 billion each.
3. It may not have to be lose/win, but there’s gotta be some kind of cliffhanger in Doomsday and resolution in SW. Loss / win is the most obvious and being predictable in the broadest sense isn’t bad.
So I believe it’ll go like this, Doom will be going from place to place using Franklin’s power to get artifacts that will allow him to power up, manipulate reality, or something like that. In the midst the Fantastic 4 will be chasing him to get Franklin back, and Doom will pit them, the avengers, and the x men against each other. They will momentarily unite to stop whatever they THINK Doom’s plan is.
The X men’s universe will be annihilated by an incursion and at the end Doom’s plan will be revealed: instead of destroying the multiverse he stops the incursions by creating Battleworld to save the remaining universes. This runs parallel to Thanos’ goal of saving the universe by destroying half of the population except Doom creates one universe bringing the surviving populations to the 616 universe.
So Doom will still rule but the heroes realize he actually saved everyone but they can’t allow him to rule and keep Franklin thus that brings us into Secret Wars, some heroes and villains are working under Doom and others are forming a resistance to overthrow Doom