Can one go into the next Avengers(Doomsday) movie without watching much of the MCU content after Avengers : Endgame?
I obviously want to watch the next Avengers movie in theatre but I haven't paid much attention to MCU after Endgame.
Things I have watched post Endgame:
Both Spiderman movies.
Doctor Strange 2
Deadpool 3
Thor Love and Thunder
Shang Chi
So my question is that is Doomsday the direct sequel to Endgame? I have watched the Doomsday teasers (Thor and X-Men) and they got me excited for Doomsday again, I was already intrested in it when Robert Downey Jr. Revealed that he was returning.
If it is necessary to know all the movies and tv shows that happened till Doomsday then I will watch few 20-30 mins recap videos few days before Doomsday.
Things I have watched post Endgame:
Both Spiderman movies.
Doctor Strange 2
Deadpool 3
Thor Love and Thunder
Shang Chi
So my question is that is Doomsday the direct sequel to Endgame? I have watched the Doomsday teasers (Thor and X-Men) and they got me excited for Doomsday again, I was already intrested in it when Robert Downey Jr. Revealed that he was returning.
If it is necessary to know all the movies and tv shows that happened till Doomsday then I will watch few 20-30 mins recap videos few days before Doomsday.
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They're all pretty good so would recommend
First, TV shows being required viewing is a major contributor to the MCU's downside and Disney confirmed that as a problem.
Second, thr viewership for Loki was just middle of the road. The last time most of the general audience saw Loki he died, and it would be *extremly* confusing to see him as alive and the most powerful being in the universe.
Third, there's no narrative reason for TV show Loki to follow Sam. Sam is less than an insect compared to TV Loki's power and knowledge.
Fourth, TV loki makes it a 5 minute long movie or the movie makes no sense. TV Loki just time slips back and prunes Doom before there's a problem. If he doesn't, then the story makes no sense because the problem was that easy to solve.
The Loki in Doomsday almost certainly has no relationship to the show. It's going to be another variant.
And yet that hasn't stopped them from referencing TV Shows in Thunderbolts, Brave New World or Deadpool & Wolverine
>Second, thr viewership for Loki was just middle of the road. The last time most of the general audience saw Loki he died, and it would be *extremly* confusing to see him as alive and the most powerful being in the universe.
its Season 2 premiere had over 10 million viewers. I'm sure they'll be fine
>Third, there's no narrative reason for TV show Loki to follow Sam. Sam is less than an insect compared to TV Loki's power and knowledge.
TVA Loki is not some egotistical prick incapable of working with others
>Fourth, TV loki makes it a 5 minute long movie or the movie makes no sense. TV Loki just time slips back and prunes Doom before there's a problem. If he doesn't, then the story makes no sense because the problem was that easy to solve.
Loki is the one holding time together, he's not the one that does the pruning. He also doesn't seem to have any interest in messing with time or abusing his power.
If you genuinely think Disney aren't going to reference Loki at all then I have a bridge to sell you
So you proved my first point for me. Thank you!
10 millions viewers is nothing. Acolyte was cancelled at 13 million viewers. Fallout had 65 million viewers in two weeks. Wednesday had more than 100 million viewers. 10 million isn't good.
TVA Loki has no need at all for Sam, and there's absolutely no point to following his orders since Sam is inferior to TVA Loki in every possible way. There's no reason at all for TVA Loki to interact with Sam.
If Doom is a huge threat, then he'd grab a cattle prod and prune him.
If you genuinely think Disney is going to make two more seasons of TV shows the general audience didnt watch mandatory viewing for their "absolutely cannot fail or everyone is fired" movie, after having watched 3 of their movies flop and bomb because of mandatory viewing, I've got a bridge to sell you.
Thunderbolts
Fantastic 4
BP Wakanda Forever
these are a must, undoubtedly. im assuming youre familiar with XMEN already.
plus IF you get time, watch Falcon and the Winter soldier + Cap 4, but these are not a priority.
Cap 4 you can just ignore or grt a recap.
* Loki (2021\~2023) to explain how the multiverse works
* Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022) since Namor and Shuri are gonna play major role
* Thunderbolts\* as well as The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025) since they both lead up to Doomsday
The rest I would say is optional, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania & The Marvels (2023) has some multiverse elements but you don't need to watch them.
Endgame: Steve: Captain America and avengers films
Thor: Thor Movies, Avengers Movies, GOTG just cosmic films
X-Man: X-Man Movies, Deadpool Movies
Wakanda and FF : black panther and ff
All of the big crossover events are designed to be enjoyed by the general audience and not just the super MCU fan whose fully caught up.
Right now based on what we know.
1. WandaVision (mostly because of Doctor Strange 2)
2. Falcon and the Winter Soldier
3. Loki S1,
4. Black Widow,
5. Shang-Chi
6. Eternals (Solely because of Captain America 4)
7. Spider-Man: No Way Home
8. Hawkeye (solely for the ending of The Marvels)
9. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
10. Ms. Marvel (Solely for The Marvels)
11. Thor: Love and Thunder
12. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
13. Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantumania (Maaaaaybe, the Kang story may be dropped but i'll leave this just in case since Ant-Man will still be part of Doomsday)
14. Loki S2
15. The Marvels
16. Deadpool and Wolverine
17. Captain America: Brave New World
18. Thunderbolts
19. Fantastic Four.
These would be the ones so far that are tied to Doomsday or some of the overall Multiverse related stories, but do note that since we haven't seen Doomsday, there is always the chance stuff like say What If, Echo, Secret Invasion, Agatha, Guardians 3, Daredevil, etc could wind playing a part in the story, like i would maybe recommend watching Agatha or checking a recap since it introduces an important character that could or could not appear based on rumors)
Meaning you should be able to watch a "part 2" without seeing part one. Seeing other movies just adds to it, not take anything away. At least that's the formula I set up.