Why The Multiverse Saga Only Has 2 Avengers Movies Explained By Kevin Feige
Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige explained during San Diego Comic-Con 2022 interviews why there are fewer Avengers films in The Multiverse Saga, the next set of films forming Phases 4, 5, and 6 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Ever since assembling for the first time in 2012 during the Battle of New York, Earth's Mightiest Heroes have established themselves as the premier superhero team in the MCU. After The Infinity Saga however, the status of the Avengers is unknown.
The wait for the next outing for the team, in whatever form(s) it takes, will be a while longer as Avengers 5 won't be out until the end of Phase 6 in May 2025. Marvel Studios is releasing the blockbuster and its direct sequel Avengers 6 within a span of only a few months with a premiere date of November 2025. Officially titled Avengers: The Kang Dynasty and Avengers: Secret Wars, the two epics were among the the many projects announced and dated during Marvel Studios' San Diego Comic-Con Hall H pane — which Screen Rant's Ash Crossan hosted — although no story details have been released thus far. When the whole Multiverse Saga is over, Phases 4, 5, and 6 will only have two Avengers films — a notably lesser amount compared to The Infinity Saga's four.
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When asked about this by ComicBook, Feige explained that it all boils down to how quickly-paced their storytelling has been for The Multiverse Saga. Because more projects are released in a year — in theaters and on the Disney+ streaming service — Phases tend to be shorter, but they cannot end them all with an Avengers film, somehow similar to what they did in The Infinity Saga. So, they decided to release Avengers: The Kang Dynasty and
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