Marvel fans have once again turned their attention to details that usually remain on the periphery. This time, the subject of discussion was the logos of two future films — "Avengers: Doctor Doom" and "Avengers: Secret Wars." According to enthusiasts, their visual design may hide a hint of the outcome of the key events of the upcoming crossovers.
We are talking about the so-called "Avengers circle" theory. According to it, the shape of the circle around the letter A in the logo reflects the outcome of the plot of a particular film. In "The Avengers" (2012) and "Avengers: Age of Ultron," the full circle coincided with the team's victory. In "Infinity War," the semicircle symbolized the defeat of the heroes, while in "Endgame," the full circle again accompanied the victorious outcome.
Fans believe that the same logic can be traced in the new logos. In "Doctor Doom," the circle is closed, while in "Secret Wars" it is broken. This has led to the assumption that in the fifth film, the Avengers will win, and the sixth part may end in defeat or a large-scale catastrophe.
The theory also echoes recent rumors about a possible split of "Secret Wars" into two parts. According to insiders, Marvel Studios is considering a format similar to the "Infinity War" and "Endgame" pairing: the first film is the defeat of the heroes, the second is the victory and reboot of the universe, which will complete the sixth phase of the "Multiverse Saga" and pave the way for the "Mutant Saga."
Of course, Marvel will neither confirm nor deny such speculation. However, the activity around the logos themselves is another indication of how closely fans are following every hint related to the studio's future films.