New Rockstars sorts Doomsday's teams and its surplus Captains America

Erik Voss reads the "3 Teams" promo as a meeting of Marvel worlds, with a Bifrost journey opening another question.

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AVENGERS DOOMSDAY NEW TRAILER BREAKDOWN! “Fake Steve” & Details You Missed!

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3:13Voss compares changes to Chris Evans's face between the July trailer and October promo, examining the "Fake Steve" question.
4:47Doctor Doom's energy attack contains a visual reference Voss identifies as Jack Kirby's distinctive "Kirby Krackle."
5:10Voss proposes that the three teams come from Earth-616, Earth-10005 and Earth-828.
9:35Scott Lang's "Captains America" exchange brings Sam Wilson and John Walker's shared title into the analysis.
10:35Thor and Steve's Bifrost departure prompts theories about a journey to the TVA or Battleworld.
12:08Interview excerpts supply character dialogue from Pedro Pascal and David Harbour, followed by discussion of test-screening rumors.

John Walker would like his brief tenure as Captain America acknowledged. Scott Lang, confronted with the growing collection, tries out the plural: "Captains America? Captains America?"

That exchange gives Erik Voss something concrete to untangle in New Rockstars' Avengers: Doomsday trailer breakdown. Steve Rogers, Sam Wilson and Walker have all carried the title, but sharing a designation doesn't necessarily mean belonging to the same team.

Voss reads the promo's "3 Teams" tagline through Marvel's alternate realities, proposing lineups drawn from Earth-616, Earth-10005 and Earth-828. These are his theories about how the characters fit together, rather than a confirmed roster. The trailer promises that the teams will stand as one; his breakdown asks what has to happen to bring them there.

The departure of Thor and Steve via the Bifrost supplies another possibility. Voss considers whether their destination could be the TVA or Battleworld, making the journey potentially more consequential than a change of location.

The "Fake Steve" question in the title gets its examination through comparisons of Chris Evans's face in the July trailer and October promo. Viewers offer a more character-based theory: several think the smile and Thor's reaction to the hammer point to Loki in disguise. That remains speculation.

The upload includes a sponsored segment. For readers returning after our earlier look at the suspicious Steve footage, the multiple-Captains exchange and Voss's proposed team structure offer another route through the promo.

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Isn't the 'You know it does' line the giveaway that it's not Steve? In Endgame, Thor was elated Steve was worthy enough to wield Mjolnir. The way he says it here suggests he's annoyed, like that somehow Loki is deemed worthy even after everything he's done.
@SimonWong-m6cSee it on YouTube
those are loki's facial expressions
@phreshlysnipes7786See it on YouTube
Yeah I think it’s Loki, and I also think Thor knows that’s why he said “You know it does” so I do think that part is post him revealing himself to Thor and maybe only Thor.
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