Thunderbolts* NO MORE! New Avengers Arrive – Watch the Teaser NOW!

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After the premiere of “Thunderbolts”, Marvel Studios unveiled the first trailer for “The New Avengers”. Ever since then, fans have been eagerly anticipating the reason behind the asterisk in the “Thunderbolts*” title. Turns out, it’s not their official team name yet. By the end of the movie, when Sentry/The Void was defeated, Valentina Allegra de Fontaine publicly announced the team as the New Avengers to the world.

Marvel Studios Singapore’s account on X shared a fresh sneak peek for the upcoming film previously known as Thunderbolts, which has now been rebranded as The New Avengers. This teaser not only hints at the movie’s surprising finale but also signifies a shift in its promotional strategy, emphasizing the more well-known Avengers (like) title.

In the meantime, the caption points out that viewers have been anticipating the “asterisk-everything,” and now it’s time for the big unveiling at the cinema.

Kicking off with a focus on the asterisk, the trailer unveils the title and emblem of Marvel Cinematic Universe’s new film, “Thunderbolts”.

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Leading with the asterisk in the limelight, the teaser presents the original title and branding for the latest MCU movie, “Thunderbolts”.

Investigate directly from the source, the reason behind the asterisk attached to the title of Thunderbolts and the circumstances that led to its creation.

However, in the end, the teaser concealed the original logo and revealed the actual one, which appeared post-credits – The New Avengers.

Now that the asterisk’s significance has been clarified, Marvel Studios is eagerly working on rechristening the Thunderbolts as The New Avengers.

Thunderbolts*‘s full New Avengers teaser can be watched below:

The studio is now updating its promotional signs to showcase the team’s fresh identity, unveiling the banner displaying “New Avengers” (as reported by X user Jarett Wieselman).

Additionally, it’s worth noting that updated cereal box standees are now being showcased at select theaters, such as the AMC located in Universal City Walk.

The movie “Thunderbolts” is currently being screened globally, offering viewers a firsthand look at the formation of the New Avengers.

In this updated team, you’ll find Yelena Belova played by Florence Pugh, Bucky Barnes portrayed by Sebastian Stan, David Harbour as Red Guardian, Wyatt Russell as U.S. Agent, Ghost character played by Hannah John-Kamen, and Lewis Pullman stepping into the role of Sentry.

Why The New Avengers is Exactly What Thunderbolts’ Box Office Needs

With Thunderbolts now playing in cinemas and spoilers freely available, Marvel Studios is making a big push to rename the film as The New Avengers. This change is already evident in trailers, advertisements, and displays, and it’s likely that this new title will also be used in promotional spots to boost ticket sales, now that the opening weekend has passed.

Following the successful debut of “Thunderbolts” trailing “Captain America: Brave New World” with a global gross of $162.1 million (as reported by Deadline), Disney and Marvel Studios are optimistic that the “Avengers” franchise will boost their box office earnings in the upcoming weekend.

Although the title suggests it, Marvel Cinematic Universe’s second 2025 film features scarcely any well-known heroes. However, each of the Avengers has a compelling explanation for their absence.

It’s intriguing to ponder how deep Marvel Studios might go with this significant rebranding in the upcoming days, and if “Thunderbolts” will indeed be listed as “The New Avengers” on ticket websites and other authoritative platforms.

The success of the Avengers series, being one of the most monumental in history, is likely to lend a hand to the box office performance of Thunderbolts, particularly considering the positive buzz following excellent audience reactions to the film.

It’s clear that some viewers might feel frustrated because Marvel Studios seems to be giving away the ending of Thunderbolts, barely a few days after its release. This concern is certainly understandable, as many members of the audience won’t get to watch the movie for weeks or even months. Unfortunately, this means they’ll miss out on the surprise of that major plot twist.

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2025-05-05 18:34