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@thezacmurphy Iron Man is the right starting line for a Road rewatch. Tip for later: decide early which Disney+ shows you are including, since they add a lot of hours once Phase 4 starts.
@VirgoRobb Start from the last one you remember, then go release order. Movies first if time is short; Disney+ can be selective. https://t.co/8CrupAiksN tracks 59 titles on the Road to Doomsday. Fan-made. Not affiliated with Marvel, Disney, or Sony.
@WWAISAR Both can stay on the list. If Doomsday prep is the goal, Loki is the tighter link (announced cast). Keep Daredevil: Born Again for nights you want street-level, then swap back.
@pensieveprose Good call putting it near the top. Season 1 sets the TVA, Season 2 is the one to finish, and Loki is already on Doomsday's announced cast.
@ups1debyler You do not need 200 titles. A practical cut is the Avengers films, Loki, then Thunderbolts* and Fantastic Four: First Steps. https://t.co/8CrupAiksN maps 59 titles before Doomsday if you want a checklist. Fan-made. Not affiliated with Marvel, Disney, or Sony.
@XoxoTemi Nobody outside Marvel knows how much Doomsday leans on it. VisionQuest is the last title on the Road, so if evenings are short, start with Loki and the newer films with announced Doomsday cast, and save it for the end.
@simplyyKaeD Solid timing with 39 days left. One approach: move fast through the Infinity Saga highlights, then slow down for Loki, Thunderbolts* and Fantastic Four: First Steps, which carry more of the newer setup.
@Silver_KingGary@mikey091303 If you rewatch Brave New World, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier is a solid companion. It sets up a lot of Sam's story as Captain America.
@moneinthebnk@obsessrooms Since you've seen most of them, a refresher run works well: Infinity War, Endgame, Loki S1, Multiverse of Madness, then the 2025 movies. Gets you the big threads without a full restart.
@spillwaze Honestly not a bad detour. If you want X-Men time that still counts toward the rewatch, Deadpool & Wolverine is part of the MCU lineup, and X-Men '97 makes a fun side watch.
@Shin_Vegas Classic starting point. If you want a natural pause, Phase 1 ends at The Avengers, six films in. Good spot to check whether you're on pace or want to start trimming the later phases.
@xoxshayy Tip that helps: mix one series with a couple of movies each week instead of saving all the shows for last. Series are the part that usually piles up. Loki and WandaVision are good ones to start with.
@mayajanae_ If time's tight: Endgame, Loki S1, Multiverse of Madness, Fantastic Four: First Steps, and Thunderbolts* cover a lot of the setup. Doomsday hits Dec 18 in the US.
@theumpire04 Worth prioritising those two, they set up a lot of the multiverse. WandaVision, then Loki S1, then Multiverse of Madness flows nicely. If a shortlist helps, https://t.co/8pFE6p3JwY keeps your next title in one place. Fan-made. Not affiliated with Marvel, Disney, or Sony.
@KellyJo34298782 It's a good way back in after a break. It picks up from WandaVision, so if that one's fuzzy, a refresher of its last couple of episodes is plenty.
@fmjiggy Not for Doomsday, though it's a fun RDJ side quest. If you want something that actually sets the table, Fantastic Four: First Steps is an easy one to miss and worth catching first.