The first Avengers: Apocalypse the trailer hits theaters this weekend before Avatar: Fire and Ash. Marvel Studios apparently has no plans to share it online, which means you’ll have to head to your local theater to see the long-awaited MCU return of Chris Evans as Steve Rogers.
Well, that or watch one of the many versions leaked on social media!
The next teaser reportedly revolves around Chris Hemsworth’s Thor, a character we’ve repeatedly heard is one of Avengers: Apocalypsethe tracks. While it’s hard to take at face value everything that “leaks” online due to AI fakes, a supposed dialogue from the God of Thunder surfaced last week.
The hero could be heard praying to his father, Odin. “Of all the crowns, of the kingdoms, of the pride, I ask none. Father, listen to your son. I am not worthy of life, but still, I beg you to let the thread grow longer. Not for thunder, not for war…let me stay long enough to see my love again.”
The prevailing theory is that Thor is referring to Love, his “daughter”, who holds within her at least a fraction of the power of Eternity. Alongside Franklin Richards, this could make her one of Doctor Doom’s targets as he sets out to “save” the Multiverse.
Today we learned from several reliable sources that the second Avengers: Apocalypse The trailer has now been sent to theaters. Whether it will truly revolve around Thor is TBD, as is how quickly it will leak online.
Everyone was surprised last Monday when the first Steve-centric teaser appeared on social media. As a result, Disney could guarantee that theater owners won’t be able to access the trailer until next weekend. Either way, the preview will be live Thursday afternoon or Friday morning at the latest.
Rumors persist that the third teaser will focus on Loki, with the fourth shining the spotlight on Robert Downey Jr.’s Victor Von Doom. A fifth teaser, which is more of a regular trailer than these short scenes, could debut next month. We’ll see.
In trailer news, Daniel Richtman reports that the new trailer for The Odyssey will go live tomorrow. For now, you can check out a leaked version here.
The Russo brothers direct Avengers: Apocalypse based on a screenplay by Stephen McFeely, with whom they already collaborated on the Avengers And Captain America franchise. Loki And Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of MadnessMichael Waldron of , is also working on the screenplay.
Avengers: Apocalypse is scheduled to be released on December 18, 2026, with Avengers: Secret Wars expected to arrive on December 17, 2027.
