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A roughly 5.5-hour livestream of name-emblazoned director’s chairs unveiled 26 cast members alongside Downey, drawing 275 million views in 24 hours.
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Every teaser and the full trailer, in order, with context - updated whenever Marvel releases new footage.

Marvel released the first full trailer online on July 20, 2026, after showing it at CinemaCon in April 2026. It was the first time Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom appeared on screen - with Doom narrating a warning about a multiversal threat, Thor and Steve Rogers (wielding Mjolnir) featured, and crossover moments between the Avengers, Fantastic Four, and X-Men. Premium “Infinity Vision” tickets went on sale the same day. Confirmed

A roughly 5.5-hour livestream of name-emblazoned director’s chairs unveiled 26 cast members alongside Downey, drawing 275 million views in 24 hours.
ConfirmedThe Russo brothers marked one year to release with a short countdown-clock teaser.
ConfirmedConfirms Chris Evans’ return as Steve Rogers, shown holding a baby. Tied to screenings of Avatar: Fire and Ash.
ConfirmedChris Hemsworth’s Thor prays to Odin for the strength to return to his daughter, Love, before the coming battle.
ConfirmedProfessor X, Magneto, and Cyclops headline, with Sentinels and comic-accurate costumes on show.
ConfirmedBlack Panther returns, the Thing meets M’Baku, and Namor debuts a new costume. All four teasers passed 1 billion combined views within three days.
ConfirmedThe first full trailer plays for exhibitors: Doom narration warning of a multiversal threat, Thor, and Steve Rogers wielding Mjolnir.
ConfirmedThe same trailer arrives online with premium tickets on sale, hitting 503 million views in 24 hours - the second-biggest launch on record behind Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
ConfirmedMarvel tied the four teasers to weekly screenings of Avatar: Fire and Ash, meaning fans effectively had to go to the cinema to catch each one. Every teaser leaked online ahead of its official release anyway - a rollout some commentators found frustrating, though the numbers suggest it worked. The Russo brothers described the teasers as "stories" and "clues" rather than conventional trailers, each carrying a piece of narrative information.
Marvel and the Russo brothers have suggested more footage may arrive before release, but no date for a second full trailer has been confirmed. We'll add it here the moment it's official.
Some fans noted an unusual amount of empty space in one teaser and speculated it was hiding a spoiler. That's fan interpretation, not anything Marvel has acknowledged - see how we handle that on the Theories page. Theory
