Avengers Doomsday será la película más OSCURA de MARVEL

Avengers: Doomsday Is Starting to Excite the Host

The host says Avengers: Doomsday has gone from looking like a desperate, unpromising project to one that’s genuinely starting to excite him. The new footage, teasers, and rumors have given him the impression that Marvel may be setting up its darkest Avengers story yet.

A Creepy Echo of Endgame

One clip appears to continue from Steve Rogers’ ending, with Loki’s arrival turning what had felt like a warm, poetic moment into something unsettling. The cut-off music, skewed camera angles, and Steve’s reaction make it feel almost like an Avengers creepypasta. The host likes the eerie twist, while acknowledging that some fans may feel it spoils Endgame’s ending.

A Multiverse-Wide Crisis

The TVA footage doesn’t reveal much, but it hints at universes colliding and supports rumors that the X-Men, Fantastic Four, and other versions of heroes will be caught up in the same disaster. The host wants the characters to react with genuine fear and urgency—not casual banter—because the threat is the end of all worlds.

Hulk and Doctor Doom Theories

The host finds a Hulk-related clip awkward and makes fun of its dramatic pause, joking that Robert Downey Jr. might as well have sent a voice note instead of appearing in the scene. He then discusses rumors that Hulk could become one of Doom’s powerful allies, though he prefers the idea of a darker, more distinctive version of the character.

The Hammer and the Mask

The final teaser’s hammer blows recall Tony Stark building his first Iron Man armor. Brief images suggest Doom may be forging his mask in a similar way.

The host thinks that connection is deliberate. He doubts Downey Jr. was cast simply because audiences like him, and speculates that Doom and Tony may be connected across universes—or that Tony could somehow be the variant. He also hopes Doom’s story is genuinely tragic and that his face is visibly disfigured, rather than the mask being a superficial villain accessory.

Steve Rogers Could Be Tied to Doom’s Origin

Rumors linking Steve to Doom’s backstory don’t all make sense to the host, but he suspects the two characters will be connected. He imagines Doom as a consequence of Steve’s choices, echoing how Ultron grew out of Tony Stark’s mistakes.

The Conflict Should Get Brutal

The host wants the heroes to face betrayal, desperation, and the possibility of fighting one another for survival. He’s especially excited by the rumor that Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man could fight Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine, and jokes that seeing them square off would activate his “primitive state” in the cinema. He doesn’t want the scene softened with friendly jokes.

Excitement, with Some Worries

The host says reports of strong presales make the film’s potential enormous, though he admits box-office success won’t guarantee a good story. He’s more concerned about Secret Wars, which appears to have a shorter production window despite being an even bigger event.

A Dune Detour

Comparing Doomsday with Dune: Part Three, the host gives Dune the edge in writing and character work but argues that Avengers has far greater mass appeal. His joke: a grandma or a tortilla seller might not know Dune, but the Avengers are a different level of global spectacle.

Overall Take

The host is cautiously optimistic. He expects a huge blockbuster and hopes the movie delivers the bleak, high-stakes drama its new footage seems to promise.

Personalities and Characters Discussed

• The video’s narrator/host
• Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom and Tony Stark
• Steve Rogers
• Loki
• Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man
• Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine
• Bruce Banner/Hulk
• Reed Richards
• The Russo brothers