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The highly anticipated trailer release for Marvel's biggest blockbuster next year, "Avengers 5," reportedly titled "Avengers: Doomsday," has been a major point of curiosity among fans. While it's largely confirmed that the first trailer will debut next Wednesday, playing before "Avatar 3: Fire and Ash" in theaters, a new bombshell report from The Hollywood Reporter (THR) reveals that the initial wave of trailers will actually include more than one.
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THR reports that "Fire and Ash" will actually feature four distinct versions of the "Doomsday" trailer. Each version will play exclusively for one week, rotating consecutively over four weeks. This strategy aims to entice fans to purchase tickets and repeatedly watch "Fire and Ash" to catch all the different cuts. While many might assume these trailers will eventually be uploaded online, these specific versions could be specially edited for "Fire and Ash," meaning subsequent online releases might differ.
The reason for four trailers might tie into previous plot rumors, which suggest that "Doomsday" will feature characters divided into as many as six teams. Excluding Doctor Doom's villainous faction, there are reportedly five hero teams. These four trailers could each focus on a different hero team's perspective, offering varied narrative entry points.