Gabriel Matheus Universe order Captain America: The First Avenger Agent Carter (TV series) Agent Carter (One-Shot) Captain Marvel Iron Man Iron Man 2 The Incredible Hulk The Consultant A Funny Thing Happened on the way to Thor’s Hammer Thor The Avengers Item 47 Iron Man 3 All Hail the King Agents of Shield (S01 E01-07) Thor: The Dark World Agents of Shield (S01 E08-16) Captain America: The Winter Soldier Agents of Shield (S01 E17-22) Agents of Shield (S02 E01-02) Guardians of the Galaxy Agents of Shield (S02 E03) Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Agents of Shield (S02 E04-19) Avengers: Age of Ultron Agents of Shield (S02 E20-22) Daredevil Jessica Jones Daredevil 2 Luke Cage Iron Fist The Defenders Ant-Man Agents of Shield (S03 E01-19) Captain America: Civil War Agents of Shield (S03 E20-22) Black Panther Spider-Man: Homecoming Inhumans Cloak & Dagger Cloak & Dagger 2 Runaways Runaways 2 Agents of Shield: Slingshot Doctor Strange The Punisher Jessica Jones 2 Luke Cage 2 Iron Fist 2 Daredevil 3 The Punisher 2 Jessica Jones 3 Agents of Shield: Ghost Rider (S04 E01-08) Agents of Shield: Life Model Decoy (S04 E09-15) Agents of Shield: Agents of Hydra (S04 E16-22) Thor: Ragnarok Agents of Shield (S05 E01-18) Ant-Man and the Wasp Agents of Shield (S05 E19-22) Avengers: Infinity War Avengers: Endgame Spider-Man: Far from Home
My own timeline : - Captain America : The First Avenger - Agent Carter Season 1 - Agent Carter Season 2 - Oneshot : Agent Carter - Captain Marvel - Ironman - Ironamn 2 - The Incredible Hulk - Oneshot : A funny things happens on the way to Thor's Hammer - Thor - Oneshot : The Consultant - The Avengers - Oneshot : Item 47 - Ironman 3 - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 1 (1-7) - Thor : The Dark World - Oneshot : All hail the King - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 1 (8-16) - Captain America : The Winter Soldier - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 1 (17-22) - Guardians of the Galaxy - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 2 (1-10) - Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2 - Daredevil Season 1 - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 2 (11-19) - Jessica Jones Season 1 - Cloak and Dagger Season 1 - Cloak and Dagger Season 2 (Ongoing) - Avengers : Age of Ultron - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 2 (20-22) - WHIH Newsfront Season 1 - Antman - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 3 (1-10) - Daredevil Season 2 - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 3 (11-19) - Luke Cage Season 1 - Ironfist Season 1 - The Defenders - WHIH Newsfront Season 2 - Captain America : Civil War - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 3 (20-22) - Spiderman : Homecoming - Punisher Season 1 - Doctor Strange - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 4 (1-8) - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D : Slingshot - Inhumans - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 4 (9-22) - Jessica Jones Season 2 - Runaways Season 1 - Luke Cage Season 2 - Runaways Season 2 - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 5 (1-10) - Thor Ragnarok - Ironfist Season 2 - Daredevil Season 3 - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 5 (11-18) - Punisher Season 2 - Antman and the Wasp - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 5 (19-22) - Avengers : Infinity War - Avengers : Endgame
Shang- ChingChong The fact that you misspelt Iron Man, can’t type a “•”, have a space before the “:”, type the “one shot” before the title of the one shot, and don’t type “Episode” with the TV Shows annoys me.
I personally watch it like this, its a mix of release and chronological order: 1. Iron Man (the absolute best way to start the MCU) 2. Iron Man 2 (continues the story of the first one and introduces the ideas of others superheroes) 3. Incredible Hulk 4. Thor 5. Captain America: The First Avenger (i think this works really well as a flashback) 6. The Avengers 7. Iron Man 3 8. Thor: The Dark World 9. Captain America: The Winter Soldier 10. Guardians of the Galaxy 11. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.2 (continues the story of the first one) 12. Avengers: Age of Ultron 13. Ant Man 14. Captain America: Civil War 15. Black Panther (takes place instantly after civil war) 16. Spider-Man: Homecoming 17. Doctor Strange 18. Captain Marvel (although it takes place in the 90s, her story only becomes relevent now) 19. Thor: Ragnarok 20. Ant Man and the Wasp 21. Avengers: Infinity War 22. Avengers: Endgame *Note: Watch credit scenes of Ant Man 2 immediately AFTER you watch Infinity War and watch credit scenes of Captain Marvel immediately BEFORE you watch endgame.
What about a Nick Fury order? it should go something like this: 1. Captain Marvel 2. Iron Man 2 3. The Avengers 4. Captain America: The Winter Soldier 5. Avengers: Age of Ultron 6. Spider-Man: Far From Home *You could add Endgame, First Avenger and Infinity War. However, they are mainly cameos!
Leading up to Endgame, my kid and I re-watched the MCU in Release Order, and it was GRAND. None of them stood out as bad, and doing that in the month leading up to Endgame, it REALLY had an impact on our viewing experience in such a positive way. As for what’s next... Expedited Infinity Saga/Thanos Order seems like the way to go. Can’t wait to have access to Cap Marvel.
Awesome to hear! I've done most of the major orders myself over the years, and each order gives you a brand new experience and new understanding of either the characters, stories or filmmaking process. Such a wonderful series that can quite literally be broken down in countless ways
Dave Lee Down Under We finished the Expedited Infinity Saga recently, and you were right... what a great way to watch it! Was wondering if could recommend which order to choose next.
@@DaveLeeDownUnder I've finally come up with a "new" way to do this... I call it "The Big Three" order (y'know, for Cap, Tony, and Thor): Iron Man Thor Captain America The Avengers Iron Man 3 Winter Soldier Age of Ultron Civil War Ragnarok Infinity War Endgame
I really appreciate this. I've never really thought of what order to watch the films in before. I simply revisit films when the mood suits me. But it's nice to have an idea of film order depending on what I'm trying to accomplish storywise :D
You forgot about the "WHiH Newsfront" web series, featuring Christine Everhart as a news anchor (the blond reporter from Iron Man 1&2), which sets up Ant-Man really well, giving it back story closure, in my opinion. It also has William Sadler, reprising his role as President Ellis from Iron Man 3, as an interviewee in one of the episodes.
I 'd have to disagree with you for once. We see Paul Rudd as Ant-Man in that series multiple times, discussing why he went to prison. And the President talking about Sokivia, I believe. That, to me, is more canon than a few of the TV shows and One Shots.
I really think the Universe Order is still a helpful order since it exposes you as well to the stories of other heroes under Marvel, even if they're technically not directly connected to the films. And even if that's the case, they do take place in the same universe. Also, it gives you a different kind of perspective of how Marvel is when it's outside the films. And I think it's beneficial in a sense because once Marvel Studios reclaim the rights to the characters of those shows, they will most likely bring back the actors who portrayed them in the shows to play them in the films (if they decide to include them in the future). And if you've watched the Netflix/Hulu/ABC shows, you would have more awareness on how they are portrayed by the actors themselves.
I actually did the universe order (not exactly this, I followed a different list). I started in early 2018 and caught up just before Captain Marvel came out.
Kikanator96 No, it takes place in between Civil War and Black Panther. Trust me I did way to much research, with so little information that I felt like I’ve been hit by a bus. Basically if you have the book The Hero’s Journey: Captain America. (Which is a canon MCU Book btw) it says that the start of the book were Natasha is being interrogated, that takes place right after Civil War, and then the part of the book were Natasha meets back up with Falcon and Captain America, it is said that Black Widow dyes her hair blonde and that it’s been a couple of week or so since the interrogation. That means Black Widow would have to take place in between those two. Basically: Civil War, The Hero’s Journey: Captain America (Chapters 1-9), Black Widow, Black Panther, Black Panther: Aftermath (The Hero’s Journey: Captain America Bonus Story), The Hero’s Journey: Captain America (Chapters 10-23)
I always watch the MCU in a release order including the 2003 Hulk movie. Yes, it’s not officially MCU canon, however, it ends right where the Incredible Hulk begins. Also, when watching everything including the animated shows, you get to enjoy some of the Easter eggs. For instants, in Avengers Assemble, there is a nod to The Avengers’ post credit scene: “What is shawarma?”
Awesome Video Dave! I’m a chronological order man myself but I’ll definitely use Franchise order in the future if I don’t wanna do a full on marathon or if Im just in the mood for 1 character. Don’t think I can handle universe order tho, not motivated enough because it doesn’t play a big impact into the universe.
Thanks Kam! Franchise order is a lot of fun, especially if you want a more intimate deconstruction of your favourite characters. Really helps you break down each individual arc. I did a scaled version of Universe order many years ago, back when the only 'expanded' material was about 3-seasons of SHIELD, Agent Carter and the One-Shots. Think I did it before Ultron was released. It was fairly easy to handle then, but couldn't imagine doing it now, due to the immense variety of content there's been in such a short space of time.
For the movies, you could do this: 1. Iron Man 2. Iron Man 2 3. The Incredible Hulk 4. Thor (chronologically ends before TIH, but good to go from this to The Avengers, because of Loki) 5. Captain America: The First Avenger (technically takes place in mid-late 2011 as that’s when he’s found and it’s basically him remembering his experience before waking up) 6. The Avengers/Avengers Assemble 7. Iron Man 3 8. Thor: The Dark World 9. Guardians of the Galaxy (Space films back-to-back) 10. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 11. Captain America: The Winter Soldier 12. Avengers: Age of Ultron 13. Ant-Man 14. Captain America: Civil War 15. Black Panther 16. Spider-Man: Homecoming 17. Doctor Strange 18. Thor: Ragnarok 19. Ant-Man and the Wasp 20. Avengers: Infinity War 21. Captain Marvel (watch it here to understand why she wasn’t there and also because of the pager) 22. Avengers: Endgame 23. Spider-Man: Far From Home This is not my personal viewing order, but it’s another way you could watch it, so you could try to mix it up. I call it ‘Context Order’.
I watch the 'Context Order as well. However, i would place Captain Marvel between Doctor Strange and Thor Ragnarok. It's best to watch Infinity War and Endgame back-to-back rather than Captain Marvel in between. Other than that I completely with this order! It's my personal favourite!
My dad and I are doing universe order during quarantine. We are up to AntMan, but I think we are going to leave out all shows that are not AoS at this point. No Defenders right now.
The Universe Order is actually this: - Captain America: The First Avenger - Agent Carter S1 - Agent Carter S2 - One-Shot: Agent Carter - Captain Marvel - Iron Man - Iron Man 2 - One-Shot: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor’s Hammer - Thor - The Incredible Hulk - One-Shot: The Consultant - The Avengers - One-Shot: Item 47 - Iron Man 3 - One-Shot: All Hail the King - Agents of SHIELD: S1, E1-7 - Thor: The Dark World - Agents of SHIELD: S1, E8-16 - Captain America: The Winter Soldier - Agents of SHIELD: S1, E17-22 - Guardians of the Galaxy - Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 - Agents of SHIELD: S2, E1-10 - Daredevil S1 - Jessica Jones S1 - Cloak & Dagger S1 - Agents of SHIELD: S2, E11-19 - Avengers: Age of Ultron - Agents of SHIELD: S2, E20-22 - Agents of SHIELD: S3, E5 - WHiH Newsfront July 2015 - Ant-Man - Cloak & Dagger S2 - Daredevil S2 - Luke Cage S1 - Agents of SHIELD: S3, E1-10 - Iron Fist S1 - The Defenders S1 - Agents of SHIELD: S3, E11-19 - WHiH Newsfront April-May 2016 - Captain America: Civil War - Black Panther (picks up 3 days after Civil War) - Agents of SHIELD: S3, E20-22 - Spider-Man: Homecoming - The Punisher S1 - Doctor Strange - Agents of SHIELD: S4, E1-8 - Inhumans S1 - Agents of SHIELD: Slingshot: S1 - Agents of SHIELD: S4, E9-15 - Jessica Jones S2 - Agents of SHIELD: S4, E16-22 - Agents of SHIELD: S5, E5 - Luke Cage S2 - Runaways S1 - Runaways S2 - Iron First S2 - Daredevil S3 - Agents of SHIELD: S5, E1-10 - Thor: Ragnarok - The Punisher S2 - Agents of SHIELD: S5, E11-18 - Ant-Man and the Wasp - Agents of SHIELD: S5, E19-22 - Avengers: Infinity War - Agents of SHIELD: S6, E1-13 - Avengers: Endgame - Spider-Man: Far From Home That is the full and complete MCU chronological universe order, with Agents of SHIELD: S5, E1-10, taking place in 2091 in the original timeline future, in context, it takes place where I have put it or right after Series 4 ends. Your choice. There you go, guys!
The shows are amazing (Minus Inhumans) but beware of people on the internet that says the shows are "Non canon" When its not officially confirmed by Disney, Marvel, Feige, and Loeb.
I've just spent 3 days of lockdown watching the Expedited Infinity Saga in preparation to watch End Game (which I haven't seen yet) adding in Thor and Ant Man & The Wasp as I haven't seen either and thought they might be useful. Super helpful and way faster than watching the entire MCU!
Great video! After watching Endgame I was wondering if I should only watch Iron Man movies for my next watching instead of my regular - release order... (Watching the individual trilogies is also fun)
You have to make an updated version of this on 1st Jan, 2022. You will then have to add Runaways S3, Agents of SHIELD S7, Helstrom S1 and whatever the hell was released in 2021 on Disney+ and in theatres.
Just to let people know you can preorder Avengers endgame at target. They have the limited edition digibook avaibile. I preordered it as soon as I found it. If anyone wants to get the digibook I suggest preordering it as these will sell out very very fast. Thanks Dave for another great video.
My personal viewing order of the MCU movies is as follows... 1. Captain Marvel 2. Iron Man 3. Iron Man 2 4. The Incredible Hulk 5. Thor 6. Captain America: The First Avenger 7. Avengers Assemble 8. Iron Man 3 9. Thor: The Dark World 10. Captain America: The Winter Soldier 11. Guardians of the galaxy 12. Guardians of the galaxy vol 2 13. Avengers: Age of Ultron 14. Ant-Man 15. Captain America: Civil War 16. Black Panther 17. Spider-Man Homecoming 18. Doctor Strange 19. Thor Ragnorok 20. Avengers Infinity War 21. Ant-Man and the Wasp 22. Avengers Endgame 23. Spider-Man Far From Home
My order, I call it the "Chiasson Order." Named after my last name. My order is Avengers 1, Winter Soldier, Guardians 1, Age of Ultron, Civil War, Homecoming, Ragnarok, Infinity War, and then Endgame. In my opinion, these movies are the pivotal points in the MCU to watch. Hence this order being the "Chiasson Order."
There are Rumors that Agents of shield season 6 has a 1 year time jump but endgame had a 5 year time jump so maybe it could take place between IW and Endgame . Otherwise why would Shield wait for 5 years to find Fitz.
When watching the MCU in chronological order, people say Captain America is first since it takes place in the ‘40s. BUT, it actually takes place in the present. It starts with them finding his body frozen in ice. Then flashes back through WWII and how he becomes Captain America and all that. Then it ends in the present with Cap finding out he woke up in 2011 and then Fury and Cap set up the Avengers. Thoughts???
Triple C Productions You could space them out three times a year. By the time you’ve finished, (guessing about 10 years) the MCU should be ready to explode again from the whoever the new big bad turns out to be. I’d put the completed or nearly completed lists near the front. The growing series in the middle, then the new and upcoming series come up last.
Universe Order needs some work, even discounting the fact that you made this last May: --Daredevil 1 is explicitly set 2 years post-Avengers, which means 2014, which means it's around the time of GotG 1. --Jessica Jones 1 is explicitly set 1 year after a bus crash dated January 2014, which means early 2015, prior to Age of Ultron. --Daredevil 2 and Luke Cage 1 overlap, with Daredevil 2 ending around Christmas, which means late 2015, between Ant-Man and Civil War. --Cloak & Dagger 1 explicitly takes place around the time of basketball finals and Mardi Gras, so February/March; Cloak & Dagger 2 is explicitly set 8 months after that, which means in the fall. Even accounting for the ambiguity of what _year_ it is (evidence points to either 2015 or 2017), there's no way they could be back-to-back. --Slingshot needs to be placed either shortly after SHIELD 3 (the main plot) or in the middle of SHIELD 4 (the framing device). --Punisher 1 takes place in the fall, ending at Thanksgiving. --Inhumans needs to happen some time after the middle of SHIELD 4 to justify why SHIELD themselves are not available to address these obviously inhuman-related events. (Of course, Inhumans is also terrible, and it's the only show never referenced by *_any_* other show, so it can be skipped without losing anything of value.) --SHIELD had already returned _from_ the dystopian future in the middle of season 5, so season 6 definitely would *not* be placed at the end of the timeline, even though it hadn't started yet when you released this video. Also, Strange Order should include Ragnarok. Also also, you did Hawkeye dirty. Hawkeye Order: Avengers, Age of Ultron, Civil War, Endgame.
Anyway, to confirm things released after this video was made: --SHIELD 6 is set in 2019, but it's ambiguous (so far) as to whether that is during the 5-year jump of Endgame or in an alternate timeline created by the team's time-travel shenanigans. --Jessica Jones 3 is set in 2018, prior to Infinity War. --Far From Home is set in 2024, one full school year after Endgame. --Runaways 3 begins immediately after Runaways 2, but halfway through the season there is a 6-month time skip, which leaves them somewhere near Infinity War.
I'm definitely going to try all of these orders at least once in my lifetime. Chronological has always been the way I watch them but this opened my eyes to different experiences a marvel fan can have. I'm literally geeking out. I have a question. Since the Sony marvel films are loosely connected mainly through Spiderman how would we put venom and morbius in this?
I usually watch ant man and the wasp between infinity war and endgame so we see thanos snap before Hank janet and hope get dusted in the post credits scene
Oh I've been watching Doctor Strange on the wrong timeline I thought he came before Civil War kind of makes sense now to put him between Spider-Man and Ragnarok the time that passed by in his movie
i would do chronological order but with some changes. Skip captian marvel shift antman and the wasp and thor ragnarock so it ends with thanos arriving at thors ship.
I would sneak in one more order, since you had the unvierse order in chronological order, i would also sneak in a version of the Universe Order but in release date order, where like in the normal release order, you watch the expanded material and films in the order when they came out. One thing regarding AOS S6, Jeph Loeb (the guy in charge of the TV division) stated that SHIELD S6 picks up 1 year after S5, so in the Universe Order, AOS S6 would fall in-between IW and Endgame, now of course there is always the chance that it was a msidirect to not spoil the 5 year time jump, but we'll find out for sure next week when the show comes back :)
Haha, that’s more than just ‘sneaking’ it in, that an additional few hours of work. Not to mention how much more confusing that would be. Not sure what’s happening with S6, but considering Marvel TV and Marvel Studios don’t talk, I’d be very surprised if Marvel TV was even privy to any Endgame info prior to release. As far as Feige is concerned, the tv stuff is non-canon.
@@DaveLeeDownUnder Yeah i wont be surprised either if Loeb and the showrunners were kept in the dark regarding AOS, but then again we'll see if S6 deals if at all with IW or Endgame in the coming days
Nothing but my own opinion (what else are comments for?), but I don’t consider Cloak and Dagger, Runaways, Inhumans, or Helstrom canon. Simply Netflix and AOS/Agent Carter are all I rewatch from Marvel television.
The Actual Chronological Order: •Captain America: The First Avenger •Agent Carter S1 •Agent Carter S2 •Agent Carter: One Shot •Captain Marvel •Iron Man •Iron Man 2 •The Incredible Hulk •A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor’s Hammer: One Shot •Thor •The Consultant: One Shot •Avengers •Item 47: One Shot •Iron Man 3 •All Hail the King: One Shot •Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S1, Ep1-7 •Thor: The Dark World •Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S1, Ep8-16 •Captain America: The Winter Soldier •Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S1, Ep17-22 •Guardians of the Galaxy •Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 •DareDevil S1 •Jessica Jones S1 •Cloak & Dagger S1 •Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S2, Ep1-19 •Avengers: Age of Ultron •Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S2, Ep20-22 •WHIH: NewsFront S1 •Ant-Man •Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S3, Ep1-10 •DareDevil S2 •Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S3, Ep11-19 •Luke Cage S1 •Cloak & Dagger S2 •Iron Fist S1 •The Defenders S1 •WHIH: NewsFront S2 •Captain America: Civil War •Black Panther •Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S3, Ep20-22 •Spider-Man: Homecoming •The Punisher S1 •Doctor Strange •Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D: SlingShot S1 •Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D: S4 •InHumans S1 •Jessica Jones S2 •Luke Cage S2 •Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S5, Ep1-10 •Thor: Ragnarok •Iron Fist S2 •DareDevil S3 •RunAways S1 •RunAways S2 •The Punisher S2 •Jessica Jones S3 •Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S5, Ep11-19 •Ant-Man and the Wasp •Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S5, Ep20-22 •Avengers: Infinity War •Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S6 •Avengers: EndGame •Spider-Man: Far From Home
I want to watch it in universe order this summer, but I also learned that there are web shorts like the Daily Bugle .net and also WHiH World News, which I would have to watch, plus there's a lot of in universe promotional material, such as an actual music video of Trish's song "I want your Cray Cray," and a whole video about the Stark Expo 2010. Also, I have to read all of the tie-in comics. I'm in for a long summer. XD
I honestly wouldn't bother with ANY of that. The Bugle shorts are a bit of fun, but the WHiH ones are awful. Also, the tie-in comics have been debunked as non-canon multiple times by film creators - they're also not that good - so don't make too much of an effort there!
@@DaveLeeDownUnder Lol that's fair, I just figured if I'm going to torture myself with a marathon, might as well throw these few things in as well. Should only add like another hour to the whole thing. Also, the comics are non-canon? I looked it up and I thought that they were, but if they aren't then that sucks, I just bought a collection of all of them like yesterday.
I am genuinely cruious what phase 4 will actually do to the MCU. It'll still probably be popular, but they hit the roof with endgame. Perhaps it's DC's turn to take the lead again.
I think phase 4 should go for space themed, and to make it different, should give it the visual style of a 1970s comic, like what Guardians of The Galaxy Volume 2 did, and it would work really well now that Disney owns Fox, so Galactus and the Fantastic 4 could be implemented, I wouldn’t say they’ll incorporate X Men just yet though, considering it would seem confusing to general audiences as by that point the Fox X Men would have just ended.
I like it like 1 Ironman 2 Ironman 2 3 Captain America : The first Avenger 4 Captain Marvel 5 Thor 6 The incredible Hulk 7 The Avengers 8 Ironman 3 9 Captain America : The Winter Soldier 10. Thor : The dark world 11. Avengers: Age of Ultron 12. Gotg 13. Gotg 2 14. Doctor Strange 15. Antman 16. Captain America: Civil War 17. Spiderman: homecoming 18. Black Panther 19. Thor Ragnarok 20. Avengers: Infinity War 21. Antman and the Wasp 22. Avengers Endgame Oh we are adding shows too I'm to tired to show my way now. I'll take universe order.
I dont know if it would happen but I hope the release a version where its infinty war and endgame edited back to back but that might be to big for a blu ray so maybe a digital only release
Don’t think they’ll do that. Both directors and writers have been very adamant about them being two completely different movies, not a “part 1” and “part 2” situation.
This is my viewing order. The Marvel Cinematic Universe 2008 1. Iron Man ✅ 2. The Incredible Hulk ✅ 2010 1. Iron Man 2 ✅ 2011 1. Thor ✅ 2. Captain America: The First Avenger ✅ 3. The Consultant ✅ 4. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor’s Hammer ✅ 2012 1. The Avengers ✅ 2. Item 47 ✅ 2013 1. Iron Man 3 ✅ 2. Agent Carter ✅ 3. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Season 1 ✅ 4. Thor: The Dark World ✅ 2014 1. All Hail the King ✅ 2. Captain America: The Winter Soldier ✅ 3. Guardians of the Galaxy ✅ 4. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Season 2 ✅ 2015 1. Agent Carter | Season 1 ✅ 2. Daredevil | Season 1 ✅ 3. Avengers: Age of Ultron ✅ 4. Ant-Man ✅ 5. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Season 3 ✅ 6. Jessica Jones | Season 1 ✅ 2016 1. Agent Carter | Season 2 ✅ 2. Daredevil | Season 2 ✅ 3. Captain America: Civil War ✅ 4. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Season 4 ✅ 5. Luke Cage | Season 1 ✅ 6. Doctor Strange ✅ 2017 1. Iron Fist | Season 1 ✅ 2. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 ✅ 3. Spider-Man: Homecoming ✅ 4. The Defenders ✅ 5. Inhumans ✅ 6. Thor: Ragnarok ✅ 7. The Punisher | Season 1 ✅ 8. Runaways | Season 1 ✅ 9. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Season 5 ✅ 2018 1. Black Panther ✅ 2. Jessica Jones | Season 2 3. Avengers: Infinity War 4. Cloak & Dagger | Season 1 5. Luke Cage | Season 2 6. Ant-Man and the Wasp 7. Iron Fist | Season 2 8. Venom 9. Daredevil | Season 3 10. Runaways | Season 2 2019 1. The Punisher | Season 2 2. Captain Marvel 3. Cloak & Dagger | Season 2 4. Avengers: Endgame 5. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Season 6 6. Jessica Jones | Season 3 7. Spider-Man: Far From Home 8. Runaways | Season 3
I will add some watch orders if its alternate timeline or alternate character it doesn't count becouse they can become a new franchise Agents of shield order: Captain marvel Iron man 1 Iron man 2 Thor captain america first avenger Avengers Agents of shield s1 ep 1 to 16 Captain america winter Soldier Agents of shield s1 17 to s7 Agent carter: Captain america first avenger Agents of shield season 2 ep 1 and episode 2 Agent carter s1 to s2 Agent carter one shot Ant man Captain america winter soldier
My casual viewing order would be like this: The Avengers Captain America: The Winter Soldier Avengers: Age of Ultron Captain America: Civil War Thor: Ragnarok Avengers: Infinity War Avengers: Endgame These I feel are if you want to see the Avengers interacting with one another and showing how even when they're not saying the world from aliens, you get to see their best moments with one another
Not bad! Chronological Order is perhaps the best, but Release Order is also a good way. My preference is to go via the origin films first as it introduces the heroes & heroines & reveals their hero's/heroine's journey and his/her core enemies, granted Capt. Marvel has no real enemies (Yon Rogg's Starforce & Ronan were following orders.), and Spider-Man: Homecoming foregoes Spidey's origin. Then I go through the sequels in order of preference, then the Avengers films to finish it off, but its not to be done unless there's the time to spare. The Expanded Chronological Order offers the maximum way to appreciate the MCU, but as in Universe Order, that assumes that the fan has full access to Netflix, other streaming series and/or full DVD Sets of the necessary series. Character Sagas' other weakness, not each & every movie per trilogy/2 parter necessarily is of equal quality- and one would have to assume a viewer can stand repeated viewings for each character and its associated movies. Odds are, Expedited Avengers Order/Thanos Order would be best for fans who love the Avengers. 😁
@@DaveLeeDownUnder I mean technically it does the follow the movements of vision (the mind stone). So I would put it in but yeah I see you're point. Also without Captain America 3 you would basically miss out on lot of context for Infinity War and Endgame (as well as major characters such as Ant-Man, Black Panther and Spider-Man).
For me its: Captain America: The First Avenger Captain Marvel Iron Man Iron Man 2 Thor The Avengers Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D: S1: Ep 14 "T.A.H.I.T.I." Iron Man 3 Thor: The Dark World Captain America: The Winter Soldier Guardians of The Galaxy Vol.1 & Vol.2 Avengers: Age of Ultron Ant-Man Captain America: Civil War Spider-Man: Homecoming Black Panther Doctor Strange Thor: Ragnarok Ant- Man & The Wasp Avengers: Infinity War Avengers: Endgame Spider-Man: Far From Home Wandavision The Falcon and The Winter Soldier Other Netflix, Freeform & ABC shows like aoS & Cloak & Dagger don"t need to be watched in a timeline, but alot of earlier AoS episodes tie into mainline MCU movies. The only episode aoS episode i recommened everyone to watch after a movie is T.A.H.I.T.I. after The Avengers. This will explain Agent Coulsons death and how he was ressurected.
Spoilers for no way home and Hawkeye ahead!!! I think the tv shows are going to be more involved in the future after seeing Matt Murdock in Spider-Man and Fisk in Hawkeye.
Barely any of them are. Most of them have been rendered non-canon over time. The closest thing to “connection” you’ll get is probably the first 3 seasons of SHIELD and Agent Carter.
@@DaveLeeDownUnder Perhaps you should try one for spider-man. Except don't restrict it to just to the live action. Add all the various cartoons and movies he is been (because he has been in ALOT). From the 60s cartoons till the MCU/Into the Spider-verse. It may or may not be a success, however it still worth a try.
for celebrate the end of the year and now that i have disney + it's time to do my first mcu rewatch first of all my local netflix has homecoming, but the assoholes removed the incredible hulk and far from home isn't available , so i'm just gonna rent the incredible hulk and far from home on iTunes. i want feedback with my proposal iron man 1 it's the right starting point and end with far from home, i'm going to skip iron man 3 (doesn't have much plot revelance to future films) and the dark world (ragnarök with the play explained well loki's role and in endgame thor tell the rest of the team a little summary of this adventure) and watch the half of black panther (the film started well and became weak at the third act). and want to add one shots, some agents of shield episodes, agent carter episodes and tie in comics (not all just the comics that fill plot holes to do this task better) for get a better experience. phase 1 according my method: so let's start with iron man 1 and read the fast friends tie in comic ( we see the after match of the final battle and tony starting his relationship with shield) and also the last pages of the film's comic book adaptation ( it shows the full conversation with nick fury), then the first avenger (works as a great way to introduce howard stark than iron man 2 did and also tony's paternal issue, also i'm going to stop the film and watch the wake up scene later), then some episodes of the first season of agent carter (to introduce jarvis, i was to only person in my cinema who got excited for his cameo on endgame), then captain marvel (following the tesseract chronology and give us the origins of nick fury as well), now let's continue with iron man2 (would be funny if a stop the film when coulson leaves and watch the one shot of him in the gas station) , then the consultant one shot, then the incredible hulk , then thor 1 , then watch the waking up scene from the first avengers, then time to to read fury's big week tie in comic (the comic fill some plot holes like what happened with the leader and we learn iron man 2, the incredible hulk and thor 1 happened the same week ), and then avengers 1 and adding the dark world tie in comic (explains deeper loki's whereabouts before the film and shows how thor travels to earth), and let's end with the first episode of agents of shield (works as a great epilogue of avengers 1 and shows phil coulson's fate) phase 2 according to my method: let's continue with the winter soldier, then time to watch the tie in agents of shield episodes (just the ones that happened at the same time as the film), then guardians of the galaxy and continue straight with guardians of the galaxy 2, let's continue with age of ultron along agents of shield tie in episode (it explains a big plot hole in the film and also why the avengers are back together fighting hydra), then watch that christine ever hart news report about scott lang's crime, and end with ant man. phase 3 according my method: let's start with civil war along reading the infinity war predulede (gives us a deeper look into the after match of the film and we learn about iron man's plans for his new suit) , then black panther prequel comic book ( t chala is working as the black panther since the events of iron man 1), continue with black panther, then homecoming, then doctor strange (it's very self contain), continue with ragnarök works better before infinity war, let's continue with ant man and wasp (works better at the middle), time for endgame and far from home at last. let me know what do you think guys, i'm open to suggestions , also keep in mind agents of shield became more disconnected after season 3 for good, season 4 and 5 were the best seasons, just watching the most useful episodes for the rewatch,
My favourite way to watch the MCU is definitely chronological order but I really wanna watch it in universe order
I watched it in Universe Order with the goal to finish before Captain Marvel was released. I started in August. Ended in February :b It was a LOT
What is the Universal Order?
Gabriel Matheus
Universe order
Captain America: The First Avenger
Agent Carter (TV series)
Agent Carter (One-Shot)
Captain Marvel
Iron Man
Iron Man 2
The Incredible Hulk
The Consultant
A Funny Thing Happened on the way to Thor’s Hammer
Thor
The Avengers
Item 47
Iron Man 3
All Hail the King
Agents of Shield (S01 E01-07)
Thor: The Dark World
Agents of Shield (S01 E08-16)
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Agents of Shield (S01 E17-22)
Agents of Shield (S02 E01-02)
Guardians of the Galaxy
Agents of Shield (S02 E03)
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
Agents of Shield (S02 E04-19)
Avengers: Age of Ultron
Agents of Shield (S02 E20-22)
Daredevil
Jessica Jones
Daredevil 2
Luke Cage
Iron Fist
The Defenders
Ant-Man
Agents of Shield (S03 E01-19)
Captain America: Civil War
Agents of Shield (S03 E20-22)
Black Panther
Spider-Man: Homecoming
Inhumans
Cloak & Dagger
Cloak & Dagger 2
Runaways
Runaways 2
Agents of Shield: Slingshot
Doctor Strange
The Punisher
Jessica Jones 2
Luke Cage 2
Iron Fist 2
Daredevil 3
The Punisher 2
Jessica Jones 3
Agents of Shield: Ghost Rider (S04 E01-08)
Agents of Shield: Life Model Decoy (S04 E09-15)
Agents of Shield: Agents of Hydra (S04 E16-22)
Thor: Ragnarok
Agents of Shield (S05 E01-18)
Ant-Man and the Wasp
Agents of Shield (S05 E19-22)
Avengers: Infinity War
Avengers: Endgame
Spider-Man: Far from Home
@@anth8204 Oh no I knew that, but how is it different from the chronological order? Sorry for the late reply btw, UA-cam didn't notify me
Gabriel Matheus chronological order is all the movies back to back without watching any of the one shots or TV/Netflix series
My own timeline :
- Captain America : The First Avenger
- Agent Carter Season 1
- Agent Carter Season 2
- Oneshot : Agent Carter
- Captain Marvel
- Ironman
- Ironamn 2
- The Incredible Hulk
- Oneshot : A funny things happens on the way to Thor's Hammer
- Thor
- Oneshot : The Consultant
- The Avengers
- Oneshot : Item 47
- Ironman 3
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 1 (1-7)
- Thor : The Dark World
- Oneshot : All hail the King
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 1 (8-16)
- Captain America : The Winter Soldier
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 1 (17-22)
- Guardians of the Galaxy
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 2 (1-10)
- Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2
- Daredevil Season 1
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 2 (11-19)
- Jessica Jones Season 1
- Cloak and Dagger Season 1
- Cloak and Dagger Season 2 (Ongoing)
- Avengers : Age of Ultron
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 2 (20-22)
- WHIH Newsfront Season 1
- Antman
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 3 (1-10)
- Daredevil Season 2
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 3 (11-19)
- Luke Cage Season 1
- Ironfist Season 1
- The Defenders
- WHIH Newsfront Season 2
- Captain America : Civil War
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 3 (20-22)
- Spiderman : Homecoming
- Punisher Season 1
- Doctor Strange
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 4 (1-8)
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D : Slingshot
- Inhumans
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 4 (9-22)
- Jessica Jones Season 2
- Runaways Season 1
- Luke Cage Season 2
- Runaways Season 2
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 5 (1-10)
- Thor Ragnarok
- Ironfist Season 2
- Daredevil Season 3
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 5 (11-18)
- Punisher Season 2
- Antman and the Wasp
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 5 (19-22)
- Avengers : Infinity War
- Avengers : Endgame
Nice list but I would put Thor:Ragnarok just before Ant-Man And The Wasp.
Shang- ChingChong The fact that you misspelt Iron Man, can’t type a “•”, have a space before the “:”, type the “one shot” before the title of the one shot, and don’t type “Episode” with the TV Shows annoys me.
Shrimp’s Brother No, that’s actually wrong though.
which series are related to the MCU movies? cuz i dont want to wach them all only the ones that are connected to the main movies
@@memelicker6437 I don't care abou ur opinion moron
I personally watch it like this, its a mix of release and chronological order:
1. Iron Man (the absolute best way to start the MCU)
2. Iron Man 2 (continues the story of the first one and introduces the ideas of others superheroes)
3. Incredible Hulk
4. Thor
5. Captain America: The First Avenger (i think this works really well as a flashback)
6. The Avengers
7. Iron Man 3
8. Thor: The Dark World
9. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
10. Guardians of the Galaxy
11. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.2 (continues the story of the first one)
12. Avengers: Age of Ultron
13. Ant Man
14. Captain America: Civil War
15. Black Panther (takes place instantly after civil war)
16. Spider-Man: Homecoming
17. Doctor Strange
18. Captain Marvel (although it takes place in the 90s, her story only becomes relevent now)
19. Thor: Ragnarok
20. Ant Man and the Wasp
21. Avengers: Infinity War
22. Avengers: Endgame
*Note: Watch credit scenes of Ant Man 2 immediately AFTER you watch Infinity War and watch credit scenes of Captain Marvel immediately BEFORE you watch endgame.
Why does Captain Marvel's story become relevant after Doctor Strange and before Thor: Ragnarok?
@AFlockOfMemes vol. 2 takes place just a few months after the first one in 2014
which series are related to the MCU movies? cuz i dont want to wach them all only the ones that are connected to the main movies
Popcorn Chat apsolutely good order.
@@IronMan-vh1yo pretty much just Agent Carter and the D+ shows. They are the only ones Feige had any say on and Jarvis was in Endgame.
What about a Nick Fury order? it should go something like this:
1. Captain Marvel
2. Iron Man 2
3. The Avengers
4. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
5. Avengers: Age of Ultron
6. Spider-Man: Far From Home
*You could add Endgame, First Avenger and Infinity War. However, they are mainly cameos!
I’d add the cameos because although he wasn’t there, he follows what happens with those events.
Also brief cameos in Iron Man 1 & Thor
also agents of shields etc
Leading up to Endgame, my kid and I re-watched the MCU in Release Order, and it was GRAND. None of them stood out as bad, and doing that in the month leading up to Endgame, it REALLY had an impact on our viewing experience in such a positive way.
As for what’s next... Expedited Infinity Saga/Thanos Order seems like the way to go. Can’t wait to have access to Cap Marvel.
Awesome to hear! I've done most of the major orders myself over the years, and each order gives you a brand new experience and new understanding of either the characters, stories or filmmaking process. Such a wonderful series that can quite literally be broken down in countless ways
Dave Lee Down Under We finished the Expedited Infinity Saga recently, and you were right... what a great way to watch it!
Was wondering if could recommend which order to choose next.
@@DaveLeeDownUnder I've finally come up with a "new" way to do this... I call it "The Big Three" order
(y'know, for Cap, Tony, and Thor):
Iron Man
Thor
Captain America
The Avengers
Iron Man 3
Winter Soldier
Age of Ultron
Civil War
Ragnarok
Infinity War
Endgame
@@jakethet3206 I just watched your order. It's a really awesome and interesting way to watch the MCU. Thanks for sharing that idea😊
Now that you included tv and one shots got to say time line order is the best! Cause adds more to watch! Can't get enough mcu!
7:56 Actually it’s more like
- Agents of SHIELD: S2, E4 + 5
- Daredevil S1
- Jessica Jones S1
- Agents of SHIELD: S2, E6 - 10
- Cloak & Dagger S1
- Agents of SHIELD: S2, E11 - 19
Thanks for this, I'll definitely try at least one of these order the next time I watch the MCU.
I really appreciate this. I've never really thought of what order to watch the films in before. I simply revisit films when the mood suits me. But it's nice to have an idea of film order depending on what I'm trying to accomplish storywise :D
You forgot about the "WHiH Newsfront" web series, featuring
Christine Everhart as a news anchor (the blond reporter from Iron Man 1&2), which sets up Ant-Man really well, giving it back story closure, in my opinion. It also has
William Sadler, reprising his role as President Ellis from Iron Man 3, as an interviewee in one of the episodes.
Didn’t forget them, just didn’t include them. They’re barely considered canon, are incredibly boring and add nothing to the story
I 'd have to disagree with you for once. We see Paul Rudd as Ant-Man in that series multiple times, discussing why he went to prison. And the President talking about Sokivia, I believe. That, to me, is more canon than a few of the TV shows and One Shots.
Universe order - (7:18)
Expanded chronological order - (3:14)
Chronological order - (1:59)
I really think the Universe Order is still a helpful order since it exposes you as well to the stories of other heroes under Marvel, even if they're technically not directly connected to the films. And even if that's the case, they do take place in the same universe.
Also, it gives you a different kind of perspective of how Marvel is when it's outside the films.
And I think it's beneficial in a sense because once Marvel Studios reclaim the rights to the characters of those shows, they will most likely bring back the actors who portrayed them in the shows to play them in the films (if they decide to include them in the future). And if you've watched the Netflix/Hulu/ABC shows, you would have more awareness on how they are portrayed by the actors themselves.
I actually did the universe order (not exactly this, I followed a different list). I started in early 2018 and caught up just before Captain Marvel came out.
You are the best Marvel tuber (in my opinion)
Thank you 😎!
I really wanted to create such a list but u did my job for me
Amazing video!! I don’t think anyone else will do such effort to give such amazing content to their community...great.💯😍
Thank you!!
I loved Character Arc orders.
My personal favorite order is watching character arcs
I hope the Black Widow movie could be watched before the Avengers.
I mean it could or you could watch it in whatever order you want to
They’ve announced that it takes place after _Civil War._
Kikanator96 No, it takes place in between Civil War and Black Panther. Trust me I did way to much research, with so little information that I felt like I’ve been hit by a bus. Basically if you have the book The Hero’s Journey: Captain America. (Which is a canon MCU Book btw) it says that the start of the book were Natasha is being interrogated, that takes place right after Civil War, and then the part of the book were Natasha meets back up with Falcon and Captain America, it is said that Black Widow dyes her hair blonde and that it’s been a couple of week or so since the interrogation. That means Black Widow would have to take place in between those two. Basically:
Civil War, The Hero’s Journey: Captain America (Chapters 1-9), Black Widow, Black Panther, Black Panther: Aftermath (The Hero’s Journey: Captain America Bonus Story), The Hero’s Journey: Captain America (Chapters 10-23)
@@memelicker6437 but it doesn't have Cap or Sam in it.
Its set after Civil War
The universe order is the best. It goes into so much detail.
I always watch the MCU in a release order including the 2003 Hulk movie. Yes, it’s not officially MCU canon, however, it ends right where the Incredible Hulk begins. Also, when watching everything including the animated shows, you get to enjoy some of the Easter eggs. For instants, in Avengers Assemble, there is a nod to The Avengers’ post credit scene: “What is shawarma?”
SUCH A GOOD VIDEO! Thanks for making this. 😊
Thank *YOU* for watching!
Awesome Video Dave! I’m a chronological order man myself but I’ll definitely use Franchise order in the future if I don’t wanna do a full on marathon or if Im just in the mood for 1 character. Don’t think I can handle universe order tho, not motivated enough because it doesn’t play a big impact into the universe.
Thanks Kam!
Franchise order is a lot of fun, especially if you want a more intimate deconstruction of your favourite characters. Really helps you break down each individual arc.
I did a scaled version of Universe order many years ago, back when the only 'expanded' material was about 3-seasons of SHIELD, Agent Carter and the One-Shots. Think I did it before Ultron was released. It was fairly easy to handle then, but couldn't imagine doing it now, due to the immense variety of content there's been in such a short space of time.
For the Captain Marvel order, you could watch Infinity War as well to show what would happen if she wasn’t helping.
For the movies, you could do this:
1. Iron Man
2. Iron Man 2
3. The Incredible Hulk
4. Thor (chronologically ends before TIH, but good to go from this to The Avengers, because of Loki)
5. Captain America: The First Avenger (technically takes place in mid-late 2011 as that’s when he’s found and it’s basically him remembering his experience before waking up)
6. The Avengers/Avengers Assemble
7. Iron Man 3
8. Thor: The Dark World
9. Guardians of the Galaxy (Space films back-to-back)
10. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
11. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
12. Avengers: Age of Ultron
13. Ant-Man
14. Captain America: Civil War
15. Black Panther
16. Spider-Man: Homecoming
17. Doctor Strange
18. Thor: Ragnarok
19. Ant-Man and the Wasp
20. Avengers: Infinity War
21. Captain Marvel (watch it here to understand why she wasn’t there and also because of the pager)
22. Avengers: Endgame
23. Spider-Man: Far From Home
This is not my personal viewing order, but it’s another way you could watch it, so you could try to mix it up. I call it ‘Context Order’.
I watch the 'Context Order as well. However, i would place Captain Marvel between Doctor Strange and Thor Ragnarok. It's best to watch Infinity War and Endgame back-to-back rather than Captain Marvel in between. Other than that I completely with this order! It's my personal favourite!
My dad and I are doing universe order during quarantine. We are up to AntMan, but I think we are going to leave out all shows that are not AoS at this point. No Defenders right now.
Good idea!
The Universe Order is actually this:
- Captain America: The First Avenger
- Agent Carter S1
- Agent Carter S2
- One-Shot: Agent Carter
- Captain Marvel
- Iron Man
- Iron Man 2
- One-Shot: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor’s Hammer
- Thor
- The Incredible Hulk
- One-Shot: The Consultant
- The Avengers
- One-Shot: Item 47
- Iron Man 3
- One-Shot: All Hail the King
- Agents of SHIELD: S1, E1-7
- Thor: The Dark World
- Agents of SHIELD: S1, E8-16
- Captain America: The Winter Soldier
- Agents of SHIELD: S1, E17-22
- Guardians of the Galaxy
- Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
- Agents of SHIELD: S2, E1-10
- Daredevil S1
- Jessica Jones S1
- Cloak & Dagger S1
- Agents of SHIELD: S2, E11-19
- Avengers: Age of Ultron
- Agents of SHIELD: S2, E20-22
- Agents of SHIELD: S3, E5
- WHiH Newsfront July 2015
- Ant-Man
- Cloak & Dagger S2
- Daredevil S2
- Luke Cage S1
- Agents of SHIELD: S3, E1-10
- Iron Fist S1
- The Defenders S1
- Agents of SHIELD: S3, E11-19
- WHiH Newsfront April-May 2016
- Captain America: Civil War
- Black Panther (picks up 3 days after Civil War)
- Agents of SHIELD: S3, E20-22
- Spider-Man: Homecoming
- The Punisher S1
- Doctor Strange
- Agents of SHIELD: S4, E1-8
- Inhumans S1
- Agents of SHIELD: Slingshot: S1
- Agents of SHIELD: S4, E9-15
- Jessica Jones S2
- Agents of SHIELD: S4, E16-22
- Agents of SHIELD: S5, E5
- Luke Cage S2
- Runaways S1
- Runaways S2
- Iron First S2
- Daredevil S3
- Agents of SHIELD: S5, E1-10
- Thor: Ragnarok
- The Punisher S2
- Agents of SHIELD: S5, E11-18
- Ant-Man and the Wasp
- Agents of SHIELD: S5, E19-22
- Avengers: Infinity War
- Agents of SHIELD: S6, E1-13
- Avengers: Endgame
- Spider-Man: Far From Home
That is the full and complete MCU chronological universe order, with Agents of SHIELD: S5, E1-10, taking place in 2091 in the original timeline future, in context, it takes place where I have put it or right after Series 4 ends. Your choice. There you go, guys!
This video is great!!! Well done!
Thanks mate
About to watch the TV shows as I haven't seen any before, this helped a lot, thanks! Keep up the good content :)
The shows are amazing (Minus Inhumans) but beware of people on the internet that says the shows are "Non canon" When its not officially confirmed by Disney, Marvel, Feige, and Loeb.
I've just spent 3 days of lockdown watching the Expedited Infinity Saga in preparation to watch End Game (which I haven't seen yet) adding in Thor and Ant Man & The Wasp as I haven't seen either and thought they might be useful. Super helpful and way faster than watching the entire MCU!
Awesome to hear it worked out well!! Hope you enjoy Endgame!
Thanks for this video Dave
Thanks for watching
Great video!
After watching Endgame I was wondering if I should only watch Iron Man movies for my next watching instead of my regular - release order...
(Watching the individual trilogies is also fun)
Do it! One of my favorite orders for sure !
11:11 My heart sunk when I saw the upload date
You have to make an updated version of this on 1st Jan, 2022. You will then have to add Runaways S3, Agents of SHIELD S7, Helstrom S1 and whatever the hell was released in 2021 on Disney+ and in theatres.
THANK U SO MUCH FOR THIS 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Anyone else want to take up the challenge of universe order?
@Nerd Incorporated was it worth it?
sure
Loved expedited infinity saga.
Just to let people know you can preorder Avengers endgame at target. They have the limited edition digibook avaibile. I preordered it as soon as I found it. If anyone wants to get the digibook I suggest preordering it as these will sell out very very fast. Thanks Dave for another great video.
My personal viewing order of the MCU movies is as follows...
1. Captain Marvel
2. Iron Man
3. Iron Man 2
4. The Incredible Hulk
5. Thor
6. Captain America: The First Avenger
7. Avengers Assemble
8. Iron Man 3
9. Thor: The Dark World
10. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
11. Guardians of the galaxy
12. Guardians of the galaxy vol 2
13. Avengers: Age of Ultron
14. Ant-Man
15. Captain America: Civil War
16. Black Panther
17. Spider-Man Homecoming
18. Doctor Strange
19. Thor Ragnorok
20. Avengers Infinity War
21. Ant-Man and the Wasp
22. Avengers Endgame
23. Spider-Man Far From Home
Why is Iron man before the first avenger?
My order, I call it the "Chiasson Order." Named after my last name. My order is Avengers 1, Winter Soldier, Guardians 1, Age of Ultron, Civil War, Homecoming, Ragnarok, Infinity War, and then Endgame. In my opinion, these movies are the pivotal points in the MCU to watch. Hence this order being the "Chiasson Order."
There are Rumors that Agents of shield season 6 has a 1 year time jump but endgame had a 5 year time jump so maybe it could take place between IW and Endgame .
Otherwise why would Shield wait for 5 years to find Fitz.
I am gonna try the Universe Order
When are u doing an evolution video?
When watching the MCU in chronological order, people say Captain America is first since it takes place in the ‘40s. BUT, it actually takes place in the present. It starts with them finding his body frozen in ice. Then flashes back through WWII and how he becomes Captain America and all that. Then it ends in the present with Cap finding out he woke up in 2011 and then Fury and Cap set up the Avengers. Thoughts???
Im watchong every order to see which is best
As a plus i get to watch my favorite film ever 20 times
Is there any particular reason Agents of Shield season 2 episode 3 is between the two Guardians of the Galaxy movies?
It was released directly after Guardians one and has some small links to it. Guardians 2 then takes place only a number of weeks / months later
@@DaveLeeDownUnder What are the small links, sorry for asking but I can't find it anywhere online
I could just watch one way but I may as well just watch all 20 😁
Do it!
@@DaveLeeDownUnder I wonder how long it'll take if I watch all 20 ways?
Triple C Productions
You could space them out three times a year. By the time you’ve finished, (guessing about 10 years) the MCU should be ready to explode again from the whoever the new big bad turns out to be.
I’d put the completed or nearly completed lists near the front. The growing series in the middle, then the new and upcoming series come up last.
@@zemoxian No matter what i will never be able to finish as there's always going to be new Marvel shows and movies
My order depends on what I want to catch myself up on.
Universe Order needs some work, even discounting the fact that you made this last May:
--Daredevil 1 is explicitly set 2 years post-Avengers, which means 2014, which means it's around the time of GotG 1.
--Jessica Jones 1 is explicitly set 1 year after a bus crash dated January 2014, which means early 2015, prior to Age of Ultron.
--Daredevil 2 and Luke Cage 1 overlap, with Daredevil 2 ending around Christmas, which means late 2015, between Ant-Man and Civil War.
--Cloak & Dagger 1 explicitly takes place around the time of basketball finals and Mardi Gras, so February/March; Cloak & Dagger 2 is explicitly set 8 months after that, which means in the fall. Even accounting for the ambiguity of what _year_ it is (evidence points to either 2015 or 2017), there's no way they could be back-to-back.
--Slingshot needs to be placed either shortly after SHIELD 3 (the main plot) or in the middle of SHIELD 4 (the framing device).
--Punisher 1 takes place in the fall, ending at Thanksgiving.
--Inhumans needs to happen some time after the middle of SHIELD 4 to justify why SHIELD themselves are not available to address these obviously inhuman-related events. (Of course, Inhumans is also terrible, and it's the only show never referenced by *_any_* other show, so it can be skipped without losing anything of value.)
--SHIELD had already returned _from_ the dystopian future in the middle of season 5, so season 6 definitely would *not* be placed at the end of the timeline, even though it hadn't started yet when you released this video.
Also, Strange Order should include Ragnarok.
Also also, you did Hawkeye dirty. Hawkeye Order: Avengers, Age of Ultron, Civil War, Endgame.
Anyway, to confirm things released after this video was made:
--SHIELD 6 is set in 2019, but it's ambiguous (so far) as to whether that is during the 5-year jump of Endgame or in an alternate timeline created by the team's time-travel shenanigans.
--Jessica Jones 3 is set in 2018, prior to Infinity War.
--Far From Home is set in 2024, one full school year after Endgame.
--Runaways 3 begins immediately after Runaways 2, but halfway through the season there is a 6-month time skip, which leaves them somewhere near Infinity War.
Nowadays you can't mention those shows because people will harras fans and say those shows are non canon when its not confirmed.
@@DedricSilva: He already talks about the shows in the video.
@@CaptHayfever No i know that i'm talking about the people who sees the video but will still say its non canon still.
going to give the character saga a go!
It’s so much fun, and gives you a much better understanding of each character by focusing on their arcs!
Dave Lee Down Under Yep need to watch them all before the End game blu rays is out 😂👍
I'm definitely going to try all of these orders at least once in my lifetime. Chronological has always been the way I watch them but this opened my eyes to different experiences a marvel fan can have. I'm literally geeking out. I have a question. Since the Sony marvel films are loosely connected mainly through Spiderman how would we put venom and morbius in this?
That's awesome to hear! I'd say you could slot Venom, at the very least, probably somewhere between Homecoming and Far From Home.
you made an error you said Janet van Dyne instead of Hope van Dyne but I like this video anyways
I’m currently doing universe order I’m watching captain marvel so not too far in yet.
Well, I’m bored in the holiday so maybe I’ll do universe order, I’ve never watch the shows
Dude I have been doing all of these during the corona quarantine
I usually watch ant man and the wasp between infinity war and endgame so we see thanos snap before Hank janet and hope get dusted in the post credits scene
I ‘ll go for chronological order
Oh I've been watching Doctor Strange on the wrong timeline I thought he came before Civil War kind of makes sense now to put him between Spider-Man and Ragnarok the time that passed by in his movie
In all honesty, Doctor Strange is fairly interchangeable with its surrounding films given the length of time it spans.
Hawkeye order:
The Avengers
Avengers: Age Of Ultron
Captain America: Civil War
Avengers: Endgame
Thor?
It was just a cameo so nah not really
It was still his first appearance
Charlie Edwards yeh but idrc
Hawkeye Order
Can you do a list with the mcu comics
MCU comics aren’t canon, so there’s no real point
Some are canon
i would do chronological order but with some changes. Skip captian marvel shift antman and the wasp and thor ragnarock so it ends with thanos arriving at thors ship.
With your eyes
I would sneak in one more order, since you had the unvierse order in chronological order, i would also sneak in a version of the Universe Order but in release date order, where like in the normal release order, you watch the expanded material and films in the order when they came out.
One thing regarding AOS S6, Jeph Loeb (the guy in charge of the TV division) stated that SHIELD S6 picks up 1 year after S5, so in the Universe Order, AOS S6 would fall in-between IW and Endgame, now of course there is always the chance that it was a msidirect to not spoil the 5 year time jump, but we'll find out for sure next week when the show comes back :)
Haha, that’s more than just ‘sneaking’ it in, that an additional few hours of work. Not to mention how much more confusing that would be.
Not sure what’s happening with S6, but considering Marvel TV and Marvel Studios don’t talk, I’d be very surprised if Marvel TV was even privy to any Endgame info prior to release.
As far as Feige is concerned, the tv stuff is non-canon.
@@DaveLeeDownUnder Yeah i wont be surprised either if Loeb and the showrunners were kept in the dark regarding AOS, but then again we'll see if S6 deals if at all with IW or Endgame in the coming days
@@DaveLeeDownUnderAs predicted Jeph Loen just confirmed they had no idea how things were gonna be resolved in Endgame
Nothing but my own opinion (what else are comments for?), but I don’t consider Cloak and Dagger, Runaways, Inhumans, or Helstrom canon. Simply Netflix and AOS/Agent Carter are all I rewatch from Marvel television.
The Actual Chronological Order:
•Captain America: The First Avenger
•Agent Carter S1
•Agent Carter S2
•Agent Carter: One Shot
•Captain Marvel
•Iron Man
•Iron Man 2
•The Incredible Hulk
•A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor’s Hammer: One Shot
•Thor
•The Consultant: One Shot
•Avengers
•Item 47: One Shot
•Iron Man 3
•All Hail the King: One Shot
•Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S1, Ep1-7
•Thor: The Dark World
•Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S1, Ep8-16
•Captain America: The Winter Soldier
•Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S1, Ep17-22
•Guardians of the Galaxy
•Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
•DareDevil S1
•Jessica Jones S1
•Cloak & Dagger S1
•Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S2, Ep1-19
•Avengers: Age of Ultron
•Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S2, Ep20-22
•WHIH: NewsFront S1
•Ant-Man
•Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S3, Ep1-10
•DareDevil S2
•Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S3, Ep11-19
•Luke Cage S1
•Cloak & Dagger S2
•Iron Fist S1
•The Defenders S1
•WHIH: NewsFront S2
•Captain America: Civil War
•Black Panther
•Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S3, Ep20-22
•Spider-Man: Homecoming
•The Punisher S1
•Doctor Strange
•Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D: SlingShot S1
•Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D: S4
•InHumans S1
•Jessica Jones S2
•Luke Cage S2
•Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S5, Ep1-10
•Thor: Ragnarok
•Iron Fist S2
•DareDevil S3
•RunAways S1
•RunAways S2
•The Punisher S2
•Jessica Jones S3
•Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S5, Ep11-19
•Ant-Man and the Wasp
•Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S5, Ep20-22
•Avengers: Infinity War
•Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D S6
•Avengers: EndGame
•Spider-Man: Far From Home
I can’t find a list of the movies and tv shows in release order for the life of me.
I started on July 20th. It's January 2nd. I'm just about done with universe order
awesome 💪🏻
I want to watch it in universe order this summer, but I also learned that there are web shorts like the Daily Bugle .net and also WHiH World News, which I would have to watch, plus there's a lot of in universe promotional material, such as an actual music video of Trish's song "I want your Cray Cray," and a whole video about the Stark Expo 2010. Also, I have to read all of the tie-in comics. I'm in for a long summer. XD
I honestly wouldn't bother with ANY of that. The Bugle shorts are a bit of fun, but the WHiH ones are awful. Also, the tie-in comics have been debunked as non-canon multiple times by film creators - they're also not that good - so don't make too much of an effort there!
@@DaveLeeDownUnder Lol that's fair, I just figured if I'm going to torture myself with a marathon, might as well throw these few things in as well. Should only add like another hour to the whole thing. Also, the comics are non-canon? I looked it up and I thought that they were, but if they aren't then that sucks, I just bought a collection of all of them like yesterday.
I am genuinely cruious what phase 4 will actually do to the MCU. It'll still probably be popular, but they hit the roof with endgame. Perhaps it's DC's turn to take the lead again.
I think phase 4 should go for space themed, and to make it different, should give it the visual style of a 1970s comic, like what Guardians of The Galaxy Volume 2 did, and it would work really well now that Disney owns Fox, so Galactus and the Fantastic 4 could be implemented, I wouldn’t say they’ll incorporate X Men just yet though, considering it would seem confusing to general audiences as by that point the Fox X Men would have just ended.
I like it like
1 Ironman
2 Ironman 2
3 Captain America : The first Avenger
4 Captain Marvel
5 Thor
6 The incredible Hulk
7 The Avengers
8 Ironman 3
9 Captain America : The Winter Soldier
10. Thor : The dark world
11. Avengers: Age of Ultron
12. Gotg
13. Gotg 2
14. Doctor Strange
15. Antman
16. Captain America: Civil War
17. Spiderman: homecoming
18. Black Panther
19. Thor Ragnarok
20. Avengers: Infinity War
21. Antman and the Wasp
22. Avengers Endgame
Oh we are adding shows too I'm to tired to show my way now.
I'll take universe order.
I'm 99% sure that AOS S6 is set 1 year after infinity war
Are you still going to do Disney Vids? If so can you a history of Jose or/and Panchito plz. Thanks
Yes, of course I am
I think part of the tv shows is on separate timelines especially agents of shield that is jup between timelines
I dont know if it would happen but I hope the release a version where its infinty war and endgame edited back to back but that might be to big for a blu ray so maybe a digital only release
Don’t think they’ll do that. Both directors and writers have been very adamant about them being two completely different movies, not a “part 1” and “part 2” situation.
nice video bro
I feel like for the chronological order, ant man and the wasp should take place after infinity war, due to the snap being spoiled.
This is my viewing order.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe
2008
1. Iron Man ✅
2. The Incredible Hulk ✅
2010
1. Iron Man 2 ✅
2011
1. Thor ✅
2. Captain America: The First Avenger ✅
3. The Consultant ✅
4. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor’s Hammer ✅
2012
1. The Avengers ✅
2. Item 47 ✅
2013
1. Iron Man 3 ✅
2. Agent Carter ✅
3. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Season 1 ✅
4. Thor: The Dark World ✅
2014
1. All Hail the King ✅
2. Captain America: The Winter Soldier ✅
3. Guardians of the Galaxy ✅
4. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Season 2 ✅
2015
1. Agent Carter | Season 1 ✅
2. Daredevil | Season 1 ✅
3. Avengers: Age of Ultron ✅
4. Ant-Man ✅
5. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Season 3 ✅
6. Jessica Jones | Season 1 ✅
2016
1. Agent Carter | Season 2 ✅
2. Daredevil | Season 2 ✅
3. Captain America: Civil War ✅
4. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Season 4 ✅
5. Luke Cage | Season 1 ✅
6. Doctor Strange ✅
2017
1. Iron Fist | Season 1 ✅
2. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 ✅
3. Spider-Man: Homecoming ✅
4. The Defenders ✅
5. Inhumans ✅
6. Thor: Ragnarok ✅
7. The Punisher | Season 1 ✅
8. Runaways | Season 1 ✅
9. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Season 5 ✅
2018
1. Black Panther ✅
2. Jessica Jones | Season 2
3. Avengers: Infinity War
4. Cloak & Dagger | Season 1
5. Luke Cage | Season 2
6. Ant-Man and the Wasp
7. Iron Fist | Season 2
8. Venom
9. Daredevil | Season 3
10. Runaways | Season 2
2019
1. The Punisher | Season 2
2. Captain Marvel
3. Cloak & Dagger | Season 2
4. Avengers: Endgame
5. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Season 6
6. Jessica Jones | Season 3
7. Spider-Man: Far From Home
8. Runaways | Season 3
Venom isn’t MCU
I CAN’T WAIT to get Disney+ in order to watch all 23 movies and 11 shows
I will add some watch orders if its alternate timeline or alternate character it doesn't count becouse they can become a new franchise
Agents of shield order:
Captain marvel
Iron man 1
Iron man 2
Thor captain america first avenger
Avengers
Agents of shield s1 ep 1 to 16
Captain america winter Soldier
Agents of shield s1 17 to s7
Agent carter:
Captain america first avenger
Agents of shield season 2 ep 1 and episode 2
Agent carter s1 to s2
Agent carter one shot
Ant man
Captain america winter soldier
In the expanded chronological order , after homecoming we need to copy the normal chronological order?
Yep, there's no expanded media after that, just yet
You sound like Korg
I'm fine with release order
My casual viewing order would be like this:
The Avengers
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Avengers: Age of Ultron
Captain America: Civil War
Thor: Ragnarok
Avengers: Infinity War
Avengers: Endgame
These I feel are if you want to see the Avengers interacting with one another and showing how even when they're not saying the world from aliens, you get to see their best moments with one another
Not bad!
Chronological Order is perhaps the best, but Release Order is also a good way.
My preference is to go via the origin films first as it introduces the heroes & heroines & reveals their hero's/heroine's journey and his/her core enemies, granted Capt. Marvel has no real enemies (Yon Rogg's Starforce & Ronan were following orders.), and Spider-Man: Homecoming foregoes Spidey's origin.
Then I go through the sequels in order of preference, then the Avengers films to finish it off, but its not to be done unless there's the time to spare.
The Expanded Chronological Order offers the maximum way to appreciate the MCU, but as in Universe Order, that assumes that the fan has full access to Netflix, other streaming series and/or full DVD Sets of the necessary series.
Character Sagas' other weakness, not each & every movie per trilogy/2 parter necessarily is of equal quality- and one would have to assume a viewer can stand repeated viewings for each character and its associated movies.
Odds are, Expedited Avengers Order/Thanos Order would be best for fans who love the Avengers. 😁
Wouldn't you add Captain America: Civil War to the "Expedited Infinity Saga"?
Infinity Saga simply adds movies that follow the movements of the Infinity Stones and / or Thanos. But yes, as an event piece it could be added.
@@DaveLeeDownUnder I mean technically it does the follow the movements of vision (the mind stone). So I would put it in but yeah I see you're point. Also without Captain America 3 you would basically miss out on lot of context for Infinity War and Endgame (as well as major characters such as Ant-Man, Black Panther and Spider-Man).
Is it worthy watching the tv shows? Are they really canon?
Yes.
Are there not canon MCu comics? They should be worked into here somewhere...
Nope, all the MCU comics are non-canon
Universe order takes 20 days it's my favorite
For me its:
Captain America: The First Avenger
Captain Marvel
Iron Man
Iron Man 2
Thor
The Avengers
Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D: S1: Ep 14 "T.A.H.I.T.I."
Iron Man 3
Thor: The Dark World
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Guardians of The Galaxy Vol.1 & Vol.2
Avengers: Age of Ultron
Ant-Man
Captain America: Civil War
Spider-Man: Homecoming
Black Panther
Doctor Strange
Thor: Ragnarok
Ant- Man & The Wasp
Avengers: Infinity War
Avengers: Endgame
Spider-Man: Far From Home
Wandavision
The Falcon and The Winter Soldier
Other Netflix, Freeform & ABC shows like aoS & Cloak & Dagger don"t need to be watched in a timeline, but alot of earlier AoS episodes tie into mainline MCU movies. The only episode aoS episode i recommened everyone to watch after a movie is T.A.H.I.T.I. after The Avengers. This will explain Agent Coulsons death and how he was ressurected.
Spoilers for no way home and Hawkeye ahead!!!
I think the tv shows are going to be more involved in the future after seeing Matt Murdock in Spider-Man and Fisk in Hawkeye.
Extended Universe order? With all the x-men related stuff
hm tbh id say the 6th season is after infinity war but before endgame, the continuity is broken in season 6 of AOS
which series are related to the MCU movies? cuz i dont want to wach them all only the ones that are connected to the main movies
Barely any of them are. Most of them have been rendered non-canon over time. The closest thing to “connection” you’ll get is probably the first 3 seasons of SHIELD and Agent Carter.
Dave, all of them are canon.
Can you Please do an evolution video On War Machine Next?
Sorry, Iron Man video didn't do very well, unlikely there will be any more Marvel ones for some time.
@@DaveLeeDownUnder Perhaps you should try one for spider-man. Except don't restrict it to just to the live action. Add all the various cartoons and movies he is been (because he has been in ALOT). From the 60s cartoons till the MCU/Into the Spider-verse. It may or may not be a success, however it still worth a try.
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for celebrate the end of the year and now that i have disney + it's time to do my first mcu rewatch
first of all my local netflix has homecoming, but the assoholes removed the incredible hulk and far from home isn't available , so i'm just gonna rent the incredible hulk and far from home on iTunes.
i want feedback with my proposal
iron man 1 it's the right starting point and end with far from home, i'm going to skip iron man 3 (doesn't have much plot revelance to future films) and the dark world (ragnarök with the play explained well loki's role and in endgame thor tell the rest of the team a little summary of this adventure) and watch the half of black panther (the film started well and became weak at the third act). and want to add one shots, some agents of shield episodes, agent carter episodes and tie in comics (not all just the comics that fill plot holes to do this task better) for get a better experience.
phase 1 according my method:
so let's start with iron man 1 and read the fast friends tie in comic ( we see the after match of the final battle and tony starting his relationship with shield) and also the last pages of the film's comic book adaptation ( it shows the full conversation with nick fury), then the first avenger (works as a great way to introduce howard stark than iron man 2 did and also tony's paternal issue, also i'm going to stop the film and watch the wake up scene later), then some episodes of the first season of agent carter (to introduce jarvis, i was to only person in my cinema who got excited for his cameo on endgame), then captain marvel (following the tesseract chronology and give us the origins of nick fury as well), now let's continue with iron man2 (would be funny if a stop the film when coulson leaves and watch the one shot of him in the gas station) , then the consultant one shot, then the incredible hulk , then thor 1 , then watch the waking up scene from the first avengers, then time to to read fury's big week tie in comic (the comic fill some plot holes like what happened with the leader and we learn iron man 2, the incredible hulk and thor 1 happened the same week ), and then avengers 1 and adding the dark world tie in comic (explains deeper loki's whereabouts before the film and shows how thor travels to earth), and let's end with the first episode of agents of shield (works as a great epilogue of avengers 1 and shows phil coulson's fate)
phase 2 according to my method:
let's continue with the winter soldier, then time to watch the tie in agents of shield episodes (just the ones that happened at the same time as the film), then guardians of the galaxy and continue straight with guardians of the galaxy 2, let's continue with age of ultron along agents of shield tie in episode (it explains a big plot hole in the film and also why the avengers are back together fighting hydra), then watch that christine ever hart news report about scott lang's crime, and end with ant man.
phase 3 according my method:
let's start with civil war along reading the infinity war predulede (gives us a deeper look into the after match of the film and we learn about iron man's plans for his new suit) , then black panther prequel comic book ( t chala is working as the black panther since the events of iron man 1), continue with black panther, then homecoming, then doctor strange (it's very self contain), continue with ragnarök works better before infinity war, let's continue with ant man and wasp (works better at the middle), time for endgame and far from home at last.
let me know what do you think guys, i'm open to suggestions , also keep in mind agents of shield became more disconnected after season 3 for good, season 4 and 5 were the best seasons, just watching the most useful episodes for the rewatch,
Where is Hawkeye order
What I reccomend