Avengers Endgame: Encore hits theaters worldwide on September 25 with extra scenes tied to Avengers: Doomsday (December 18). In one, the TVA from Loki, including Mobius and O.B., realizes thousands of incursions are hitting the multiverse. Monitors in the background name universes that are either under attack or already gone, which makes them canon.
Avengers Endgame: Encore- The Four Universes
| Universe | What it is | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Earth-10005 | Fox X-Men/Deadpool timeline | Colliding with Earth-1127 |
| Earth-1127 | Unknown reality | Colliding with Earth-10005 |
| Earth-7355 | Unknown reality | Destroyed |
| Earth-0558 | Unknown reality | Destroyed |
Why These Matter
Earth-10005 is the big one. Deadpool & Wolverine already made Fox’s universe part of the MCU, but this label suggests it’s on the brink of destruction. It may even be the home of the legacy X-Men, like James Marsden’s Cyclops and Patrick Stewart’s Xavier, in Doomsday. That’s speculation, though.

Earth-1127 is a mystery. It shouldn’t be confused with the comics’ Earth-11127 or the MCU’s Fantastic Four world, Earth-828. The TVA mentions the two colliding worlds trading missiles, possibly trying to wipe each other out before an incursion happens.
Earth-7355 and Earth-0558 have no known characters or franchises attached. Their destruction simply shows how far the crisis reaches.
Why Destroy a Legacy Universe?
It may be a deliberate reset. By naming these worlds, Marvel acknowledges decades of past films, then closes those doors before its post-multiverse future. It also raises the stakes. If entire realities can vanish, Doomsday‘s threat feels bigger than one villain.
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