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Avengers Doomsday New Scenes Leaked

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1) Steve Rogers’ “return the Infinity Stones” journey will (possibly) not be fully shown

  • The video claims Doctor Doom’s plan in Avengers: Doomsday involves assembling MCU characters connected to the Time Stone.
  • A key focus is whether Steve Rogers’ journey to return the Infinity Stones will be shown on-screen.
  • The narrator references comments attributed to the Russo Brothers, arguing why Steve’s Stones-return sequence wasn’t depicted beyond a montage in the original Endgame ending:
    • The idea of a montage was initially considered, but was dropped because it would be too complicated for audiences.
    • A more complete depiction might require its own solo movie/series to feel satisfying.
  • The video also argues a dedicated project would make sense because returning the Stones would involve specific, difficult actions, such as:
    • Power Stone placement in the orb
    • Space Stone tied to the Tesseract
    • Mind Stone placed into the Scepter
    • Reality Stone re-injection from a liquid form
  • It further suggests time-reversal mechanics may be necessary to restore each Stone to the correct state.

2) Doom’s “Time Stone tracking” and kidnapping theory

  • The video presents a rumor-driven theory: Doctor Doom kidnaps anyone who has “touched” the Time Stone, even indirectly—because holding/using it leaves some kind of “signature.”
  • Characters implicated in the theory include:
    • Doctor Strange: since he carries/uses the Time Stone, and he is portrayed as “Boris,” Doom’s right-hand man.
    • The Ancient One: allegedly part of Doom’s team.
    • Possibly others connected to Time Stone activity; the video notes Hulk is already kidnapped in an Endgame post-credit context.
  • Hawkeye is also theorized to be involved, supported by an actor claim:
    • Jamie Renner is mentioned, with the suggestion that Hawkeye returns in Doomsday.
  • The video suggests Steve Rogers could be targeted as well:
    • It states leaks claim Doom kidnaps Steve and takes him to Doom’s castle.
  • The theory is expanded to characters who may not have directly touched the Time Stone but are linked to related Infinity artifacts:
    • Spider-Man: theorized to be kidnapped via “glitch”/post-credit visual similarities, even though the video suggests he may not have touched the Time Stone directly.
    • Mentions Infinity Gauntlet exposure, such as Spider-Man holding it during the Endgame battle, and Captain Marvel holding it—framing this as a possible way Doom targets them through Gauntlet/temporal influence.

3) Time as the central theme—and TVA/Loki as the control mechanism

  • The video argues time is crucial in Avengers: Doomsday, pointing to Marvel marketing (including a changed Tony line in an Endgame Encore trailer about “time messing back”).
  • It proposes that Doom can identify and punish people who tampered with time.
  • The video claims Doom will attack or undermine the TVA (Time Variance Authority):
    • Loki is framed as effectively a living embodiment of time, sitting on a throne of temporal control.
    • Doom is said to plan to absorb Loki’s power to reshape timelines and create Battleworld, described as a “perfect world” aligned with Doom’s worldview.
  • It interprets Endgame multiverse-destruction imagery as evidence that Doom has already calculated outcomes:
    • The video claims the simultaneous destruction of thousands of universes (stated as “3000”) and the survival of only a few could reflect Doom’s planning—even if incursions are framed as the immediate cause.

4) Doom’s motivations: personal grievance shaped by time incursions

  • The video offers a justification narrative: Doom isn’t merely evil—he sees himself as heroic.
  • It claims Doom’s family was affected/killed due to the consequences of time incursions and events around the Avengers’ time-heist era.
  • It emphasizes Steve Rogers and Loki as central causal factors in Doom’s trauma, framing Doom’s villainy as personal and therefore “understandable.”

Presenters / Contributors Mentioned

  • Doctor Doom (character)
  • Steve Rogers / Captain America (character)
  • Chris Evans (actor; cited regarding possible return)
  • Robert Downey Jr. (actor; cited regarding returning)
  • Russo Brothers (directors; quoted/paraphrased about not fully showing Steve’s montage)
  • Doctor Strange (character)
  • The Ancient One (character)
  • Jamie Renner (actor; mentioned for the Hawkeye return claim)
  • Loki (character)
  • TVA (Time Variance Authority) (organization)
  • Thanos (mentioned theoretically)
  • Red Skull (mentioned as a potential Steve meeting fans want to see)

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