AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY – RECKONING (2026)
Every road led to doom. What comes after decides everything.

The universe did not end on Doomsday.
It fractured.

In the final moments of the battle, when reality itself screamed under the weight of collapsing timelines, the Avengers made a choice that could never be undone. They stopped annihilation—but only by sealing away pieces of existence forever. Entire worlds vanished. Millions were never remembered. Time rewrote itself unevenly, leaving scars no one could see but everyone could feel.

Months later, Earth stands beneath unfamiliar skies.

Cities have been rebuilt, yet something is wrong. Technology malfunctions without explanation. Memories no longer align. Some people swear they lived different lives. Others remember heroes who never existed. Governments deny it. Scientists fear it. Mystics call it what it is:

A broken universe.

The Avengers are no longer a unified force.

Captain America leads what remains of global defense, struggling to hold together a world that no longer trusts symbols. Thor has returned to the stars, seeking answers among dying gods who whisper of an approaching correction. Doctor Strange isolates himself within shattered dimensions, attempting to stitch reality together before it collapses again.

And somewhere beyond time, Doctor Doom watches.

Doom was not defeated on Doomsday. He was delayed.

From the ruins of a lost timeline—one erased during the Avengers’ final gambit—Doom emerges reborn. His armor is forged from broken realities, his mind sharpened by knowledge stolen from collapsing futures. He has seen the end not once, but a thousand times.

And he has reached a conclusion no Avenger dares to accept:

The universe is broken beyond repair.

Doom does not seek conquest. He seeks order.

As temporal storms spread across the cosmos, entire planets blink out of existence, erased as if they never were. Survivors speak of a presence that rewrites reality mid-battle, undoing victories and resurrecting the fallen—only to erase them again moments later.

This is no invasion.

It is a reckoning.

New heroes rise in the chaos. Young Avengers step into roles they were never meant to inherit. Veterans return from exile, haunted by past failures. Old rivalries resurface, and fragile alliances strain under impossible choices.

Because Doom offers them an alternative.

He reveals the truth: the universe cannot survive another Doomsday. The multiverse is bleeding into itself, and only one timeline can remain stable. Doom has built a machine—powered by stolen cosmic energy—that will collapse all realities into one perfected universe.

A universe without war.
Without gods.
Without Avengers.

To some, Doom sounds like a savior.

The Avengers are divided.

Is preserving infinite broken realities worth endless suffering? Or is Doom right—does survival demand sacrifice on a cosmic scale?

As the debate fractures the team, the universe begins to choose for them.

Time incursions strike Earth. Heroes vanish mid-mission. Entire cities reset to moments before destruction, trapping civilians in endless loops of terror. Doctor Strange uncovers the horrifying truth: reality is already collapsing toward Doom’s design.

Stopping him now may be impossible.

To defeat Doom, the Avengers must do the unthinkable—restore fragments of the erased timelines. Worlds they sacrificed. Enemies they once defeated. Choices they buried.

Doing so could bring back everything they lost.

Or destroy what remains.

The final act begins across collapsing realities. Thor confronts dying gods who warn him that Doom has surpassed fate itself. Captain America faces a version of Earth where the Avengers never formed—and the world fell anyway. Wanda Maximoff returns from beyond existence, her power unstable, her grief immeasurable.

And Doom stands at the center of it all, unshaken.

“You fight for a universe that is already dead,” he tells them.
“I will build one that endures.”

The last battle is not fought for victory—but for meaning.

As timelines collapse into a single moment, the Avengers make one final stand. Not to save everything—but to protect the right to choose. To fail. To hope.

The cost is devastating.

Heroes fall. Legends fade. The universe stabilizes—but not without loss.

When the dust settles, reality remains—changed, imperfect, alive.

The Avengers are fewer now. The world is quieter. The future uncertain.

But for the first time since Doomsday, the universe breathes.

And somewhere, in the silence beyond time, a single question remains unanswered:

Was Doom wrong…
or was this only the beginning?

AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY – RECKONING
The universe survived. The consequences have just begun.