Avengers: Endgame Encore LEAKED: Marvel Just Dropped a Massive Doomsday Bombshell

Marvel apparently isn't waiting until December to start playing its Avengers: Doomsday cards.

As Avengers: Endgame Encore begins arriving in international theatres, the newly added footage has reportedly leaked online — including a revised ending and three post-credits scenes that appear designed to bridge the gap between the conclusion of Endgame and the upcoming Doomsday.

1. This Isn't Just a Re-Release Anymore: Marvel Studios has reportedly added new material specifically to connect Endgame with the next chapter of the Multiverse Saga. Joe Russo previously described the re-release as a “critical companion story” and said it would help set up what audiences will see in Doomsday.

2. Three Post-Credits Scenes Are Causing Chaos: The leaked footage reportedly contains three separate post-credits sequences, instantly sending Marvel fans into theory-overdrive. With Doomsday approaching, even a few seconds of new footage can potentially become a major clue.

3. The Hulk Mystery Just Got Bigger: One leaked sequence involving Hulk has sparked speculation among fans about where Bruce Banner's story could be heading next. Online reactions have ranged from theories involving Doctor Doom and Maestro to speculation about Hulk's role in the wider Multiverse Saga. These remain fan theories rather than confirmed plot details.

4. Loki's Return Adds Another Layer: Another reported scene involving Loki has intensified speculation about how Marvel intends to connect its sprawling multiverse storyline to Doomsday. The exact significance remains unclear.

5. Marvel's Carefully Built Mystery Is Now Online: The biggest problem for Marvel isn't necessarily the footage itself — it's the speed at which clips are spreading across social media. The studio has reportedly been removing leaked footage, but copies continue appearing elsewhere.

Bottom Line: Endgame Encore was supposed to be a theatrical bridge to Doomsday. Now that bridge has reportedly sprung leaks everywhere. The real question isn't whether Marvel has more surprises left — it's whether Doomsday can still shock audiences after the internet has spent months dissecting every frame.