New Avengers: Doomsday trailers reveal Thor’s emotional plea as major characters remain hidden

New details have emerged surrounding a series of mysterious character-focused trailers for Avengers: Doomsday, offering fans a sombre and emotionally charged glimpse into what lies ahead for the Marvel universe.

The second of what is believed to be four individual teasers is now screening in cinemas alongside Avatar: Fire and Ash. While the first trailer centred on Steve Rogers, the latest focuses on Thor and has already begun circulating online in bootleg form, ahead of an expected official release next week.

The footage paints a far more intimate picture of the Asgardian hero than audiences are used to seeing. In one brief moment, Thor appears dressed in casual Earth clothing, gently kissing his adopted daughter goodnight. It is a quiet scene that contrasts sharply with the devastation and warfare that has long defined his life.

Most of the teaser shows Thor back in full armour, standing alone in a forest as he prays to his father. His words reveal a warrior weighed down by fate, pleading not for glory, but for the chance to protect a life untouched by conflict.

He speaks of a war that has given him something he never sought: a child. His prayer asks for strength to fight once more, to defeat one final enemy, and to return home not as a warrior, but as a source of warmth and peace. It is a rare moment of vulnerability, hinting that the coming conflict may cost him everything.

The tone aligns closely with leaked descriptions that surfaced last week, reinforcing speculation that Avengers: Doomsday will explore themes of legacy, sacrifice and the burden of survival after endless battles.

While Thor’s story is now partially revealed, questions remain about the remaining trailers. Early rumours suggested one would centre on Doctor Doom, though recent chatter indicates that plan may have changed.

According to new claims, the third teaser will instead spotlight returning X-Men characters, including Professor X, Magneto and Cyclops. Their inclusion signals a major convergence of timelines and franchises, raising expectations that Avengers: Doomsday will push the multiverse further than ever before.

The fourth trailer is said to focus on the Fantastic Four and the Wakandans, suggesting the scale of the film will extend well beyond the original Avengers roster. Despite the growing list of characters, Doctor Doom remains notably absent from all footage so far.

That absence appears deliberate. Sources indicate Marvel may be keeping Doom hidden until a later, more comprehensive teaser is released, or possibly saving his reveal for the film itself. The decision has only fuelled speculation that his role will be central, catastrophic and world-altering.

With each trailer offering fragments rather than answers, Marvel seems intent on building dread rather than excitement. Instead of spectacle alone, these previews focus on fear, loss and the emotional toll of endless conflict.

As audiences wait for the remaining teasers to surface, one thing is becoming clear: Avengers: Doomsday is positioning itself not just as another crossover event, but as a reckoning for heroes who may finally be running out of strength, hope and time.