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MCU Phase 4 Is Going To Be Crazy And It's Starting On Disney+
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Ah, gotta love the Super Bowl. Friends, Family, Football, delicious, delicious nachos, and, of course, the commercials.

Everytime the big game rolls around, you know that you can expect a lot of awesome movie teasers, including at least one entry from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Or three, in this case.

In 2018, we got a spot for Avengers: Infinity War, giving us yet another look at the coming of the mad titan himself, Thanos.

2019 debuted a teaser for Avengers: Endgame, showing us more of the world post-decimation.

And the 2020 Super Bowl? Our first bit of official footage from not one, but three different Disney+ Marvel shows. Including Falcon and the Winter Soldier, WandaVision, and even a little sneak peak of Loki.

Oh and we also got a Black Widow spot, but it was mostly footage that we had already seen, so gonna pass on breaking that down right now.

While this short, 30 second long spot gave us quite a bit to go off of in terms of speculation. Sam is already mastering the shield? Bucky with short hair? Wanda wearing what looks to be a comic accurate costume? There is some crazy stuff in here!

So sit back, pop some antacids to try to fight off the sore stomach from all those hot wings, and let’s breakdown the Super Bowl spot for the Disney+ Marvel Shows.

Let’s dive right into it.

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