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No more star cameos? Rumor has it Marvel’s TV shows won’t feature main MCU characters anymore

A move that will bring tons of new content, but less crossovers for a while.

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A new report suggests that Marvel Studios is moving away from major movie cameos in its Disney+ shows, shifting its focus to standalone narratives featuring lesser-known characters. If true, this change could significantly reshape Marvel’s TV storytelling, making series less connected to the cinematic universe.

Marvel TV shows without MCU stars?

Insider Jeff Sneider claims that Vision will be the last Marvel show to feature a major movie character, signaling a major shift for the franchise. While characters like Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor were previously expected to make appearances in shows like Armor Wars, Marvel now seems to be keeping its biggest heroes exclusive to the big screen.

This could mean future Disney+ series will rely on new characters, instead of integrating MCU icons.

The potential impact on Marvel TV

If Marvel follows this approach, its shows will likely:

  • Avoid direct crossovers with MCU films.
  • Introduce fresh storylines separate from the main Avengers arcs.
  • Develop new heroes without relying on movie connections.

For example, Wonder Man, set to debut in December, will likely establish its own identity rather than pull in familiar faces from past films.

Why is Marvel making this shift?

Marvel Studios appears to be redefining its TV strategy, keeping blockbuster heroes in theaters while allowing Disney+ shows to build independent narratives.

This could be an attempt to prevent fan expectations for big cameos while helping Marvel expand its storytelling beyond the Avengers.

Marvel’s rumored decision to phase out major MCU character cameos may alter how Disney+ series connect to the wider franchise. Will fans embrace new heroes and standalone stories, or will they miss the familiar faces?

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