Play Agatha All Along Episode 1 right now for a special surprise

Disney Plus has released a bunch of new footage from the upcoming Marvel series on the service, but it’s done it in… an unusual way. Namely, I would suggest you continue the game Agatha All Along series 1 right now, even if you’ve already watched it.

I’m not even entirely sure if this was done on purpose, but the new trailer, which can be skipped before the episode starts, is a complete showcase of the projects to come. And after that went viral, they also laid out the release dates for everything shown here:

• What if…? Season 3 – December 22
• Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is January 25
• Daredevil Born Again – March 4th
• Ironheart – June 24
• Eyes of Wakanda – August 6
• Marvel Zombies October 2025
• Wildman – December 2025

Here’s the place if you don’t really want to play Agatha:

That’s six Disney Plus MCU projects in 2025 that were previously rumored to be slowing down. Although yes, half of them are animated. This is in addition to Marvel’s expanded slate of 2025 movies, which includes Captain America, Brave New World (Feb. 14), Thunder (May 2) and Fantastic Four (July 25). Nine full-fledged projects after a somewhat lackluster 2024 (where Deadpool and Wolverine still managed to make a billion dollars, and Agatha All Along is arguably the MCU’s best series so far).

How for what? was shown here, I believe it’s the most non-leaked Daredevil footage we’ve seen, though it’s still not the full trailers already shown to convention-goers that Disney didn’t release for some inexplicable reason. It’s also our first teaser for Iron Heart, a character introduced in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, and footage from Wonder Man. Even in a short clip, this show is already being criticized for veering away from the comic in seemingly serious directions.

Again, I’m not sure if this Agatha easter egg is intentional, but I mean probably given that the two-episode finale of Agatha All Along airs tonight, much to the dismay of fans who want it to continue indefinitely. But this is the rare MCU Disney Plus series that actually feels like an actual TV show, broken down into actual nine-part episodes, rather than a three-hour movie cut into parts. Although, of course, unlike many TV shows, it doesn’t return for Season 2, existing as a mini-series that leads into… other Marvel projects, as many of these shows do. But it was a great ride, sure. Can’t wait to see how this ends.

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