The Hidden Clues In Marvel Trailers That Are Driving Fans Crazy

Written by Chris Snellgrove | Published 5 seconds ago

Now that’s multiple Avengers: Doomsday The teaser trailers have been officially released (and not, you know, simply leaked online), and fans have had a chance to sift through them for every possible clue about what’s to come in the upcoming blockbuster set. Recently, some superhero investigators at Marvel discovered something very surprising: some confusing numbers that might be a secret code.

It’s no surprise that many in the fandom have decided that these symbols (which appear slightly different across multiple trailers) might be the Russo Brothers’ weird way of teasing some major revelations about… Avengers: Doomsdaya film whose exact plot is still shrouded in mystery.

Codes that would confuse even Tony Stark

The first code is in the first one doomsday A trailer shows Captain America leaving his perfect life and preparing to join the fight against Doctor Doom. Finally, this teaser revealed the confusing code 1e24ber02020. This may just be vague gibberish (more on that in a bit), but the second trailer (which shows Thor praying to Odin for the strength to fight his new enemy and be a good father to his daughter) showed off its own code: 1e17ber02020.

So, what do these strange symbols mean? A subset of loyal fans has generated a number of theories, none of which seem more likely than the others. The simplest explanation is that these codes may correspond to two dates (October 17, 2020 and October 24, 2020, respectively), exactly a week apart; Although this implies some sort of connection, no one has been able to connect these exact dates to any major events in the MCU.

Doomsday clues hidden in a comic book?

Other fans have interpreted both of these things Avengers: Doomsday The codes have two different dates: January 17 and January 24. While these don’t line up with any MCU events, they do Marvel Comic Dr. Doom #4 came out on the 17th. In this issue, the main character tries to clear his name (he predicted the dangers of a black hole experiment and then gets blamed when the experiment kills thousands), and ends up breaking into an AIM facility and fighting both Taskmaster and MODOK while… doomsday He is unlikely to recreate any of these specific comic events He does Have Doctor Doom believe he may be destined to save humanity, which could hint at the character’s motivations (i.e. protecting the entire multiverse, just as Tony Stark wanted to protect Earth) in the upcoming Avengers film.

There are some less detailed theories. Of course, considering that the code in the Captain America teaser is a higher number than it is in the Thor teaser, some believe that the trailers are somehow counting down to something, perhaps the release of the full trailer for Thor. Avengers: Doomsday. Other fans believe that the symbols have no real meaning at all; Since the code only appears for half a second before the countdown to the film’s official release, some believe it is only meant to be a cool “glitch” effect before the official countdown (which some have dubbed the “Doomsday Clock”) is revealed.

Are fans falling victim to fake hype?

Some cynical fans believe that there is no real meaning to the symbols but that Marvel simply wants to hype them up Avengers: Doomsday. This would be similar to the fandom trying to solve complex mysteries about the multiverse and time travel that might have been hidden in Reed Richards’ chalkboard scribbles in The Fantastic Four: The First Steps. Eventually, several real-world physicists chimed in and confirmed that he was actually writing nonsense on the blackboard, so some believe this doomsday Codes may be similar nonsense that everyone reads a lot.

On a more positive note, some MCU enthusiasts have pointed out that all this wild speculation about what “Nothing Burger” might be at all is a sign that the fandom is really, really good and interesting Avengers: Doomsday. since End gameMarvel has seen a slow decline thanks to the onset of superhero fatigue… in other words, most audiences aren’t as excited about long-haul movies as they once were. The fact that many fans spend a lot of time and brainpower trying to predict what will happen in the next movie may prove this doomsday It will finally get the most ambitious cinematic universe ever back on track.

Now comes the hard part: delivering a film that actually meets everyone’s wild expectations!