Need Help Rewatching Marvel

I’m planning to rewatch the Marvel Cinematic Universe, both movies and TV series, leading up to Avengers: Doomsday, and I’d like to follow the most effective viewing order. I’m especially interested in which TV series are essential to the overall storyline and how they should be placed alongside the films. If you have a recommended watch order or list, I’d really appreciate it. Please feel free to comment or DM me! Btw I watch on Disney Plus.

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kneeco282026-01-19 06:25

Release order.

siestarrific2026-01-19 06:29

Loki, WandaVision, and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier are probably the most important TV shows with respect to the movies. Hawkeye and Ms. Marvel are less important but feature characters likely to become important in the future.

Loki should come after Endgame. I don't think it matters when exactly you watch it, although you should probably do so before Ant-Man: Quantumania and Deadpool & Wolverine. WandaVision should be in between Endgame and Multiverse of Madness. TFATWS should be in between Endgame and Brave New World.

wildmaiden2026-01-19 06:30

Use the search function.

Also, release order.

eagc72026-01-19 06:35

In terms of the TV shows the ones that as of now are more plot relevant to the wider MCU or are at least tied to some of the more relevant films in the Multiverse Saga, we have WandaVision, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Loki (both seasons), Ms. Marvel and we could also add Agatha All Along (since while we don't know if this one will tie to Doomsday, it is a bit plot relevant for the MCU since it introduces a major character who will appear in later projects and is a continuation of Wanda's story from Wandavision and Doctor Strange 2) and the upcoming Vision series that wraps up the WandaVision Saga.

The other shows are currently standalone, but do note that could change, like say Daredevil and the Defenders Saga, Punisher will appear in the next Spider-Man movie, though we don't know yet if its necessary to watch the shows, but do note this is not his debut, same with Ironheart, currently not relevant to the wider picture of the multiverse saga, but it introduces a new major villain who will be appearing in future MCU projects.

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Grayx_28872026-01-19 07:00

Theatrical release dates (release order).

That's it.

Smoking-Posing2026-01-19 07:18

Jesus christ how many of these gotdamn posts must we endure?

roland_right2026-01-19 10:24

Multiple per day until Secret Wars

adsfew2026-01-20 03:47

And then more leading into the next big movie

Vumi_2026-01-19 13:06

Yeah this is what I don't get. Having questions regarding how to watch the MCU is fine and all, but it seems people just don't do a little research before posting? Like this has been asked many times before

pobenschain2026-01-19 07:20

Release order absolutely. Everything was made with the hindsight of everything that came before it, so it’s just more coherent that way.

Shows that definitely have some plot or character connection: WandaVision, Falcon and Winter Soldier, Loki

Shows that probably have some plot or character connection: Hawkeye, Ms. Marvel, She-Hulk

Shows that might have some plot or character connection: What If, Moon Knight, Agatha, Daredevil: Born Again, Ironheart

Shows that probably don’t have any plot or character connection: Secret Invasion, Echo, Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, Eyes of Wakanda, Marvel Zombies

Additionally, though they’re now canon, you don’t need to re-watch any of the Netflix Defenders shows- that’s a lotttt of hours. You also don’t need to worry about Agents of Shield or any of the other canon adjacent stuff.

But bonus non-MCU to consider would be some of the Fox X-Men series (at least the ones with the OG cast and maybe Deadpool). Less important but could be in play are the Fox Fantastic Four, the Tobey/Andrew Spidey films, Affleck/Garner Daredevil and Elektra, Cage Ghost Rider, and the Blade trilogy, though I really only think the X-Men would be particularly consequential.

Ordinary-Chain-80472026-01-19 07:32

Do release order it’s the intended way to watch everything

beneyh2026-01-19 08:10

[MCU REWATCH ORDER](https://www.reddit.com/r/marvelstudios/s/fLB6SN9GT9)

darthyogi2026-01-19 11:33

Watch what you think looks good.

If you want to watch everything watch the MCU in release order. No Non MCU movies or Non MCU Series or else it will just confuse you and make the MCU feel overly long. Watch them after if you want to

Sylar_Lives2026-01-19 11:47

Everyone here saying to do release order are absolutely correct for a first time watch, but I’d argue that chronological is a very good rewatch order. Captain America: The First Avenger makes for a very good starting point over Iron Man, as it introduces so many core elements right off the bat (Steve/Bucky, the serum, SHIELD/HYDRA, the Tesseract, Howard Stark). Captain Marvel is somewhat jarring as the second film with how it just throws you into the cosmic side of things, but it still follows the Tesseract, and introduces Fury and his inspiration for the Avengers. There’s also benefit to placing Guardians 2 right after the first one, and Black Widow directly after Civil War.

Personally I’m about to do a chronological order that also integrates the X-Men and Raimi Spider-Man films. The idea is developing the universes concurrently