Disney Plus has made a ton of new footage from its upcoming Marvel series available on the service, but in an…unusual way. In fact, I would suggest that you watch the first episode of Agatha All Along right now, even if you have already seen it.

I’m not even entirely sure if this was intentional, but the new, skippable trailer before the episode begins is a full showcase of the upcoming projects. And after this was widely shared, they also set the release dates for everything shown here:

• What if…? Season 3 – December 22nd
• Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man – January 25th
• Daredevil Born Again – March 4th
• Ironheart – June 24th
• Eyes of Wakanda – August 6th
• Marvel Zombies October 2025
• Wonder Man – December 2025

Here’s the place if you don’t really want to play Agatha:

That’s a whopping six MCU Disney Plus projects in 2025, despite previously saying they would slow down. However, half of it is animated. This is in addition to Marvel’s beefed-up film slate for 2025, which includes Captain America Brave New World (February 14), Thunderbolts (May 2) and Fantastic Four (July 25). Nine full projects after a somewhat down year in 2024 (where Deadpool and Wolverine still managed to make a billion dollars and Agatha All Along was possibly the best MCU series yet).

As for what Was I believe the Daredevil video shown here is the least released Daredevil video we’ve ever seen, even if it still doesn’t include the full trailers that were already shown to convention goers and that Disney inexplicably didn’t release . It’s also our first teaser for Ironheart, the character introduced in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, and footage of Wonder Man. Even in a short clip, this show is already being criticized for seemingly deviating greatly from the comic.

Again, I’m not sure if this Agatha Easter egg is intentional, but I think probably, considering tonight is the finale of the two episodes of Agatha All Along, much to the dismay of fans wishing it could just continue indefinitely. But it’s a rare MCU Disney Plus series that actually feels like a real TV show, broken up into real episodes across nine episodes, rather than a three-hour movie cut into chunks. Of course, unlike many other TV series, the series will not return for the second season, but will exist as a miniseries that will lead into… other Marvel projects, as is the case with so many of these shows. But it was definitely a great ride. I can’t wait to see how it ends.

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