As Marvel Studios still hasn't revealed much about the MCU's Phase 6, there have been many exciting theories about storylines that could unfold.
There have been several exciting predictions of what stories Marvel Studios could tell in the MCU's Phase 6. Set to conclude the Multiverse Saga, Phase 6 is expected to be one of the most intense eras of the MCU since its inception in 2008. At SDCC 2022, Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige revealed three projects set to take place within the MCU's Phase 6, but since then, no further stories have been announced.
9 Avengers 6 Will Address The MCU's Cast Size Problem Since the MCU began with 2008's Iron Man, dozens of characters have been introduced to the franchise, so many that the Multiverse Saga has struggled to give them all the time on-screen that they deserve. Avengers: Endgame featured the tragic deaths of Iron Man and Black Widow, and the retirement of Steve Rogers' Captain America, so it's possible that Avengers: Secret Wars could follow the same pattern.
6 Sam Wilson Will Lead The New Avengers In Phase 6 After being gifted the Captain America mantle and shield at the end of Avengers: Endgame, Sam Wilson finally embraced his new identity as Captain America in Phase 4's The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Though he hasn't been seen since, Phase 5's Captain America: Brave New World will mark Anthony Mackie's big-screen debut as Captain America and could tease his involvement with a new team of Avengers in the MCU.
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