All 13 Marvel TV Shows Releasing After Loki (& When)

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The ever-expanding Marvel Cinematic Universe has now grown beyond cinema. In early 2021, Marvel Studios began their conquest of the small screen where they started off with projects like WandaVision and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Both the shows were massively hit on Disney+.

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With Loki season 1’s run having ended on Disney+, Marvel stans are beginning to turn their focus to the studio’s forthcoming TV shows. Currently, Marvel Studios has 13+ MCU TV shows under production that will release after Loki. Here’s everything that we are set to experience in the coming two years:

1. What If…? – August 11, 2021

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Voiced by every original MCU actor, What if… is an upcoming animated series that will explore immeasurable possibilities. Every episode of the series will stem from a what-if question: What if Killmonger showed up in Afghanistan and saved Tony Stark? What if Peggy Carter took the serum and became Captain America — or rather Captain Carter? What if Yondu took T’Challa as a kid, not Peter Quill? What if the Avengers turned into zombies?

2. Hawkeye – Late 2021

The series is set after the events of Avengers: Endgame which will have Jeremy Renner reprising his role of Clint Barton. But that isn’t all, he will be joined by a new version of an Avenger called Kate Bishop, who will presumably take over his mantle. The role will be played by Oscar-nominee Hailee Steinfeld who will be Clint’s partner and protégé.

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3. Ms. Marvel – Late 2021

Ms. Marvel will revolve around the life of a young superhero named Kamala Khan. This will be Marvel’s first superhero project that will feature a Muslim hero as the lead. The role is being played by Canadian actor Iman Vellani. Expected to debut on Disney+ on May 11, 2021, the show is about a teenager who obtains the power of shape-shifting.

4. Moon Knight – Early 2022

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Starring Oscar Isaac as the titular hero and Ethan Hawke as the villain, Moon Knight will explore the many alter egos of Marc Spector, which he uses to gather information throughout the world without being noticed. Each of Marc’s identities represents a different character, which will be super exciting to see getting explored in TV series.

5. She-Hulk – Mid-2022

Starring Tatiana Maslany as the titular hero, She-Hulk will be the second green giant in the MCU. Just like the comics, She-Hulk will be playing the role of Bruce Banner’s lawyer cousin. What sets this series apart from other MCU TV projects is that, unlike any other project, She-Hulk would be a comedy-drama. The series is also expected to feature Ruffalo’s Hulk and Tim Roth’s Abomination

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6. Secret Invasion – 2022

Secret Invasion is solely based on the intrusions made by the Skrulls on planet Earth. They have previously been seen in several MCU projects like Captain Marvel and Spider-Man: Far From Home. A brief appearance was also made at the end of WandaVision. The Skrulls usually carry out their missions disguised as humans. Reprising their roles in the series would be Samuel L. Jackson and Ben Mendelsohn.

7. The Guardians Of The Galaxy Holiday Special – Holiday 2022

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Spotted last in the final minutes of Avengers: Endgame, The Guardians Of The Galaxy will get their own TV show next year that will bridge the gap between Thor 4 and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. James Gunn will be returning to direct this holiday special and we are really excited for the possibility of seeing our favorite space-fighting group for the first time since Avengers: Endgame.

8. I Am Groot

You read it right, your favorite Guardian will also get his own TV Show. The details of this project are very much under the wraps and we are uncertain about the characters that we could see besides Groot. However, given how close they remain to each other, Rocket Raccoon could be a part of the series.

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9. Ironheart

Marvel will be passing down a lot many mantles to different new superheroes in Phase 4. Yelena Belova took over as Black Widow, Sam Wilson is our new Captain America, Kate Bishop will be the next Hawkeye, and there’s Jennifer Walters as She-Hulk. But hey what about Iron Man? Ironheart is the story of a young MIT student, Riri Williams who designs an armored suit similar to Iron Man’s. She later meets Tony Stark and becomes Ironheart. Six episodes have been planned for the first season.

10. Armor Wars

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Don Cheadle’s War Machine has a lot to do after Tony’s demise. In his solo series, Armor Wars, we learn about those companies that try to steal Iron Man’s tech replicate it for mischievous uses. Don Cheadle had a less than 100-second cameo in Falcon and the Winter Soldier for which he earned himself an Emmy nomination.

11. Untitled Wakanda Series

Chadwick Boseman’s tragic demise now indicates that there won’t be any new T’Challa stories in the MCU. However. Marvel hopes to foster the world of Black Panther on the big and small screen. Soon after Black Panther‘s second installment hits theatres, the studio plans to produce a Wakanda spinoff series. While the details of this project are under wraps, this show holds great potential for some exceptional Wakandan stories

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12. Okoye Spinoff

Danai Gurira as Okoye in the MCU has been phenomenal. Well, that’s what the producers say. Not only will she be returning to the franchise as Okoye, general of the Dora Milaje in the Black Panther sequel, Danai Gurira will also star in an origin spinoff series for Disney+. The general of Dora Milaje clearly had a romantic relationship with W’Kabi in Black Panther. The spinoff holds great potential to explore her past.

13. Echo Spinoff

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Echo is a prominent character that will make her first appearance in the Hawkeye series. Although she’s not the prime character there, Maya Lopez aka Echo is a deaf character who is described as an Olympic-level athlete and a deadly warrior. In the comics, Echo takes over Clint Barton’s mantle of Ronin. So while Kate is set to become Hawkeye, Maya would possibly become Ronin, thus giving Clint two successors.

 

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