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El elenco de Avengers reveló insinuado en el video críptico de Marvel

Autor : Stella Actualizar : May 16,2025

Marvel Studios acaba de comenzar una inesperada transmisión en vivo que parece estar listo para presentar el elenco para las películas muy esperadas, Avengers: Doomsday y Posiblemente Avengers: Secret Wars. La emoción es palpable ya que la transmisión revela los nombres de los actores de MCU en la parte posterior de las sillas en el set, acompañadas de los temas musicales icónicos de sus personajes.

Hasta ahora, los nombres revelados incluyen a Chris Hemsworth como Thor, Vanessa Kirby como la mujer invisible, Anthony Mackie asumiendo el papel del Capitán América, Sebastian Stan repitiendo su papel como el soldado de invierno, y Letitia Wright continuó su viaje como Shuri, también conocido como Black Panther. Este intrigante método de anuncio tiene a los fanáticos llenos de anticipación sobre lo que vendrá después en el universo cinematográfico de Marvel.

Tomar el asiento. https://t.co/rvhboemy2n
- Marvel Studios (@MarvelStudios) 26 de marzo de 2025

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