The Marvel Cinematic Universe did not end with Avengers: Endgame, but it did take a big break.

Marvel’s grand plans extend far into the future, and the novel coronavirus pandemic has forced Disney to shift its plans. While some release dates are locked, loaded, and ready to go, others are but whispers in the wind, and others have shifted significantly due to global disasters. Notably, the current phase of the MCU will be the first to integrate its television properties fully into greater scheme of things — or rather, the first to cross over into Disney Plus’ exclusive TV shows. And for the first time, Marvel will release a feature film on Disney Plus simultaneously with its release in theaters.

With a new gamut of release dates — and some new titles and first looks — the MCU machine keeps on churning. From Jane “Thor” Foster to Kamala Khan’s first MCU appearance on Disney Plus, here’s every planned future Marvel Cinematic Universe movie and Disney Plus show.

2021

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Eternals: Nov. 5

Angelina Jolie leads the star-studded cast of Eternals as Thena, a warrior recruited by Eternal Ikaris (Richard Madden). The cosmic adventure also stars Kumail Nanjiani; Lauren Ridloff as Makkari; Brian Tyree Henry as Phastos; Salma Hayek as Ajak, the leader of the Eternals; Lia McHugh as Flanx Bright; Gemma Chan as Sersi; and Don Lee as Gilgamesh. Kit Harington joins as human character Dane Whitman, since every mystical bunch of godlike aliens needs a human pal — but Dane Whitman is also the name of the Marvel superhero known as the Black Knight.

Hawkeye: Nov. 24

The Matt Fraction and David Aja-inspired series about Clint Barton and his successor Kate Bishop is currently in production and slated for “late 2021.” Hailee Steinfeld (Bumblebee) will play Kate, with Florence Pugh reprising her role as Black Widow’s Yelena Belova. The series lineup also includes Fra Fee as the villainous mafia assassin Kazimierz Kazimierczak, and Alaqua Cox as the deaf superhero Echo.

Spider-Man: No Way Home: Dec. 17

Now that nice boy Tom Holland saved Spider-Man’s status in the MCU, a third Spider-Man movie is on its way. There is no title, but we can probably guess that it will be some play on the word “home.” Spider-Man: Homeland? Spider-Man: Home Is Where the Heart Is? The film is likely to deal with the repercussions of J. Jonah Jameson revealing Peter Parker’s identity to the world — but it’s also widely expected to go hopping through dimensions, with several actors from Sony’s previous Spider-Man franchises set to reprise their roles, including Alfred Molina as Doctor Octopus, and Jamie Foxx as Electro.

Ms. Marvel: “Late 2021”

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Kamala Khan’s Disney Plus show has seemingly been fast tracked — and star Iman Vellani will join the cast of Captain Marvel 2.

2022

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Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness: May 6

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At San Diego Comic-Con 2019, Kevin Feige announced that the events of WandaVision would directly tie into the Doctor Strange sequel, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Details on this movie are scant, though Feige did say, “Just because Quentin Beck makes up lies about the multiverse, doesn’t mean it isn’t real.” WandaVision’s Elizabeth Olsen will join Benedict Cumberbatch, and newcomer Xochitl Gomez will play the dimension-hopping superteen America Chavez.

Thor: Love and Thunder: July 8

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Taika Waititi returns to direct Thor 4. This time, Jane Foster takes up the mantle of the God of Thunder, with Natalie Portman returning to the MCU for the first time since Thor: Dark World. Tessa Thompson’s Valkyrie is also set to play a big role. Chris Hemsworth — the superior Marvel Chris — will return as Thor.

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever: Nov. 11

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Director Ryan Coogler first announced the date of the Black Panther follow-up at D23 2019, well before star Chadwick Boseman’s tragic passing. Disney has confirmed that it has no intentions to recast the role of T’Challa. Instead the sequel will focus on the expanded cast of characters introduced in the first film, involving at least Letitia Wright, Danai Gurira, and Martin Freeman as as Shuri, Okoye, and Everett K. Ross, respectively.

The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special: Late 2022

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Move over, The Star Wars Holiday Special — there’s a new galaxy in town. And it’ll be filmed on the set of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 exclusively for Disney Plus.

Undated in 2022: Moon Knight

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Moon Knight, yes, Moon Knight, is getting a six-episode Disney Plus series starring Oscar Isaac.

Undated in 2022: She-Hulk

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Bruce Banner’s cousin Jennifer Walters is set to get her own Disney Plus series. Will it be a procedural law show? A sci-fi romp? Both? Either way, Tatiana Maslany (Orphan Black) will star as the big, green lawyer, with Mark Ruffalo reprising his role as Bruce Banner/the Hulk, and even Tim Roth as the Abomination. Remember him? From The Incredible Hulk? From 2008?

2023

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The Marvels: Feb. 17

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The sequel to 2019’s Captain Marvel will be called The Marvels, since the Captain Marvel power family continues to grow. With Kamala Khan and Monica Rambeau — the superhero known as Photon, who was introduced in WandaVision — it’ll practically be an all-female team movie.

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3: May 5

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James Gunn will return to write and direct a third Guardians movie — but only after he’s done with DC’s The Suicide Squad, which will arrive in theaters and on HBO Max in 2021. The end of Endgame saw Thor buddy up with the Guardians, who were in pursuit of alternate timeline Gamora. Will Vol. 3 continue that? Or will the events of Thor: Love and Thunder rewrite Thor’s role?

Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania: July 28

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Scott Lang’s wacky adventures will continue sometime in the future, with a battle against the time traveling villain Kang the Conqueror, played by Lovecraft Country’s Jonathan Majors. But he’ll have some help, in the form of his now (thanks to the Snap) all grown up daughter Cassie Lang, played by Big Little Lies’ Kathryn Newton.

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The Fantastic Four

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The fourth time is hopefully the charm for Marvel’s First Family, who have long suffered from lackluster cinematic adaptations. Marvel has announced that an MCU Fantastic Four movie is on the way from director Jon Watts (Spider-Man: Homecoming).

Blade

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At the very end of Marvel’s SDCC 2019 presentation, Kevin Feige revealed that Mahershala Ali would take on the role of Blade. This movie will be a reboot of the past Blade films, and will also come way after Phase 4.

Secret Invasion

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A rumored Disney Plus series starring Samuel L. Jackson is now confirmed to be a show based on Marvel Comics’ Secret Invasion event, starring Nick fury and the Skrull agent Talos as they deal with a, well, secret Skrull invasion on earth.

Ironheart

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Marvel is developing a Disney Plus series for the teenage hero Ironheart, with Dominique Thorne as Riri Williams, a young Black girl from inner city Chicago who reverse engineers Tony Stark’s armor to become the protector of her neighborhood.

Armor Wars

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For the darker side of what happens when Iron Man tech falls into the wrong hands, Don Cheadle will return as War Machine in a Disney Plus series based on Marvel Comics’ Armor Wars.

I Am Groot

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I Am Groot will be a series of Disney Plus shorts featuring new characters from around the Marvel Universe.