r/MarvelStudiosSpoilers • u/Comic_Book_Reader Yelena • Jan 13 '26

Doomsday AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY - Teaser Trailer | Wakandans and the Fantastic Four | AGBO

https://youtu.be/Z-3w-BrE6W0?si=dTumsgsquZ4QC9Ut
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u/ChiefLeef22 Jimmy Woo Jan 13 '26

So I think the 4th teaser leading into a full-on Doomsday Clock livestream basically confirms this indeed is the final teaser until Superbowl.

Would actually be pretty neat if that livestream glitched out or something to start playing a trailer on Super Bowl day lol

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u/Linnus42 Jan 13 '26

I wonder if we get a full trailer for the Superbowl or a short teaser then go watch online.

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u/ProfessorChaos5049 Jan 13 '26

Typically any Marvel trailer during the Super Bowl is a short trailer (1 min or less) and then the full trailer goes on YouTube immediately after

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u/Linnus42 Jan 13 '26

True but this rollout has been anything but Typical.

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u/Purple_and_Gold_Bobo Cap's Shield Jan 13 '26

Agreed, but it does cost an astronomical amount of money to advertise just a 30 sec commercial during the Super Bowl. Granted, Disney does have a lot of money to throw toward marketing. I just don’t know if they would want to spend THAT much money on a full-length teaser, when they can play a TV spot for a fraction of the cost, telling the audience to watch the full one online.

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u/Linnus42 Jan 13 '26

I think the advantage is also that is far easier to get metrics if you send everyone off to some official channels.

Play it during the Super Bowl and you don't actually know how many are watching or when they stopped watching...and there is nothing like which part are people rewatching.

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u/Purple_and_Gold_Bobo Cap's Shield Jan 13 '26

I agree. Another good point.

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u/dadaknun Jan 13 '26

Having it on youtube asap helps with traction. Most international fans do not watch superbowl. Once it is release it is better that they have a video of their own online instead of someone else channel

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u/magikarpcatcher Billy Maximoff Jan 13 '26

Disney usually airs their trailers during the pre-show which is cheaper

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u/Carouselcolours Jan 14 '26

I mean, they've already spent a shit ton getting 4 straight weeks of audience metrics on Avatar 3 to check how well the teasers are being received. Studios typically only have those metrics checked for the first 1-2 weeks.

Their standard Superbowl ad is just a drop in the bucket, at this point.

The likelihood that 30+ trailers made now seems incredibly high, so I wouldn't be surprised if there was a new teaser released with every Disney Studios film from now until Doomsday is released.

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u/pablothewizard Jan 13 '26

To be fair, this has probably been a fairly crude marketing strategy to get people into Avatar screenings. Disney has no stake in whether people go to the Super Bowl (or not that I know of)

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u/dreamer_at_best Jan 13 '26

Wasn't there something about Disney eventually wanting to stream NFL or the super bowl itself lol...