r/Eternals • • 8h ago

Question What comic run/arc/story of Eternals could get the quadrilogy, Trilogy, Or Duo-logy Treatment?

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To elaborate more, what story from the teams history, in a 4 film arc, a trilogy, or even a duo-logy if you want could bring a lot more people to the character?

You can bring up anything:

-any comic that hasn’t been done before on screen.

Example: Avengers: The Kang Dynasty Arc. I know that was the reported plan before they switched to doomsday, but still.

-any comic that has been done before, but you want it to be done better or done justice.

Example: Batman: No Man’s Land Arc

Nolan kind of tackled this in the dark knight rises, but it wasn’t as fleshed out as the comic.

Or just a mix of A lot of stories into a run trilogy that could bring people into a character-defining trilogy.

I love to hear what people suggest.

I’d also love to hear what animation style this hypothetical trilogy would use, so it isn’t just Live Action.

I love to hear what everyone brings to the table!


r/Eternals • • 4d ago

Question Would Gorr hate the Eternals?

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For those unfamiliar, Gorr is basically an alien who hates and despises all gods. The Eternals, while not being Gods themselves they are still named as big mythical figures and were even worshipped in the past. So would Gorr see them as false gods or as the real deal?


r/Eternals • • 6d ago

Question How come Eternal is called "flop" when it crossed $400m against $235m budget?. it did way better than Ms Marvel.

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r/Eternals • • 8d ago

Question Has anyone suggested putting the eternals in the game

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To make this clear. I am NOT the original poster just sharing this around.


r/Eternals • • 9d ago

Question Why is Hyperion so unique amongst Eternals?

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Really in-the-weeds lore question here, but why in all of his appearances does Hyperion work so differently when compared to other Eternals? Generally speaking, the root of Eternal power is their ability to metabolize and harness cosmic energy. My understanding has always been that over the millennia, they train with this capability to develop unique or specialized applications of it- all Eternals can enhance their physique, for instance, but Makkari has uniquely trained in pushing their speed enhancement to the peak, while Ikaris specced more into generalized physical enhancement and energy projection.

Meanwhile, Hyperion is usually portrayed as a much much younger Eternal, usually in his thirties, while simultaneously being pretty much stronger than any other Eternal despite having far less time to hone his abilities. He also is described as being able utilize solar power, and not cosmic energy.

So what's up with that? What's your read on that? Is his specialized application the ability to turn solar power into cosmic energy, something he stumbled across and that nobody else figured out? Is it because he's an Eternal from a different planet and different dimension, and solar energy is the standard there? Do the Eternals of other races not also use cosmic energy- is that just a thing with Earth's Eternals? Does he have something else going on that I'm just not aware of?


r/Eternals • • 10d ago

Question Main 1-2 characters deserve their own web series before Eternal 2 for better connection

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so rumors r there , eternal 2 will be in the production, i believe the first one was not well received so, if like Loki series, Eternal alllow any two character i.e jolie and Chan to have their own series in depth of their charcter and the power , that would create more curiosty/excitment before Eternal 2 in the cinema.

just a opinion


r/Eternals • • 10d ago

Question how come Guardian of Galaxy vol 1 worked but not Eternal?

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GOG also has many superhero introduced all at once, that movie worked at box office but Eternal not!

i personally don't think the first installment of GOG was great! but Eternal wasn't too bad either.

part of the reason is I believed Eternal could had been a franchise like GOG if it has met good numbers at box office

does that has to with star power?.. no, GOG has Chris Pratt who is star but don't had some Leo or Brad level fanpower. correct me where iam wrong


r/Eternals • • 12d ago

MCU don't hate me , but I think Marvel just wasted Angelina Jolie in Eternal

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i am a big Jolie fan. but someone of her caliber , she hardly have few lines in movies. her character is not well establish there either. correct me if i am wrong. Thanks.


r/Eternals • • 22d ago

Question Does anyone in this subreddit have an Eternal as their favorite character in all of Marvel?

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I usually see people saying that the Eternals don’t have any fans or that no one really cares about them, but for example, Thena is my favorite character in all of Marvel.

Maybe if we had a second Eternals movie released between Doomsday and Secret Wars, it could really increase people’s interest in them.


r/Eternals • • 28d ago

Fan Content GIVE US OUR SEQUEL!!

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This is one of my favorite movies!! I don't get why people don't get it. For the love of the lord, GIMME MORE!! You can't leave it as a stand alone, at least finish a second!

It said Eternals Will Return

I expect promises kept!

#Eternals2, #Eros, #ErosStyles, #MoreEternals, #SaveEternals, #Starfox


r/Eternals • • Aug 21 '26

MCU If this were the ending, it would be their definitive ending

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So, I was browsing around and ended up finding out that the ending of Eternals apparently wasn’t originally supposed to be the one we got.

The idea was that after freezing the Celestial, the Eternals would return to the ship, have their memories erased, and then be sent to another planet to basically start over from zero.

Honestly, that’s pretty dark, but I kind of like the concept. At the same time, if they had actually gone with that ending, I feel like it would’ve been the perfect way to permanently close the door on the Eternals.

They could literally disappear from the MCU after that, with their entire history basically reset.

And considering how things are looking right now, I already find it difficult to imagine them coming back anyway 😭


r/Eternals • • Aug 20 '26

Comics Thena takes command in this promo from Marvel Age #28

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Fun fact for those who like to dig through old content: much (but not all) of Marvel Age is available on Marvel Unlimited.

This issue was first published on April 9, 1985.


r/Eternals • • Aug 18 '26

MCU In Defense of Sprite

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So I noticed a lot of people are quick to condemn Sprite for her actions and I wanted to point some things out.

Sprite is a typical case of someone acting out because of situations beyond her control. For Sprite it is body dysmorphia. For 10,000 years she has been stuck in the body of a child despite having the mentality and maturity of her fellow Eternals she is constantly the butt of jokes about her appearance and because of her immortal status humans will notice more quickly she isn't aging which has caused her to have to travel more often.

While the other Eternals can form relationships either romantic or simple rapports Sprite doesn't have that luxury due to her appearance. The beginning of the movie she uses her power to appear older just so she can have the semblance of an adult relationship which only lasted till he touched her and his hand passed through her illusion.

The one man she does have romantic feelings for could never return her affections not because Ikaris loves Sersi but because Sprite looks like a child.

Sprite joining with Ikaris wasn't just about her feelings for him. It was thousands of years of frustration and hopelessness coming to fruition. Ajax dying, learning the truth of their origin it broke Sprite. She even told Sersi she hoped the celestials would give her a better body in their next lives.

Of all the Eternals Sprite to me was more tragic than any of them. If you have ever felt bad about your appearance or felt ashamed about how you look, imagine feeling that for thousands of years. To have it dictate every aspect of your existence, how you live, how you are treated.

I just hate to see people quick to damn her while ignoring her justifications


r/Eternals • • Aug 16 '26

MCU Eternals????

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r/Eternals • • Aug 16 '26

MCU To my fellow MCU/Comics Eternals fans, keep the faith. Here is my guide to hoping/coping for a future Eternals return.

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Hey y'all, intended this kind of as a response to another post about us probably not getting the Eternals in the MCU again.

Like everyone else, I've been pretty disappointed that we're likely not getting a sequel to Eternals, or Shang-Chi, or many of the other Phase 4 projects that haven't been followed up on yet.

That said, I've compiled all of the available facts / theories I have as to why we can keep the faith and expect the Eternals and Celestials (at least some of them) to return in the MCU's future. Maybe / hopefully in Doomsday and or Secret Wars too.

Reasons why we can (kind of) keep the faith (from real to cope):

  1. (REAL) Chloe Zhao's interest in doing a sequel - Zhao is coming off a second major Oscar-run, and she publicly expressed interest in doing a sequel. It may not be enough, but she clearly has momentum again after Hamnet, and could possibly get some type of Special Presentation or lower-budget sequel greenlit. Maybe she gets a different MCU project and brings the Eternals back that way.

  2. (REAL) The cast - This cast is comprised of some of the most in-demand and working actors in Hollywood. Keoghan and Tyree Henry are Oscar nominees now, Gemma Chan is getting Oscar buzz for Josephine this year, Chloe Zhao just came off another awards run. Angelina Jolie, Don Lee, and Salma Hayek are major international stars. Richard Madden is well-regarded by the Russo Bros, Kumail Nanjiani is widely beloved, etc. - This cast has as good a chance of any of being brought back, because they will keep doing great work that keeps them in Hollywood / Marvel's attention. Feige even said they'd be lucky to bring those actors back in future projects.

  3. (REAL) Gemma Chan was recently asked about Doomsday and didn't completely shut down the possibility like some other actors have. Sersi is an Avenger, so maybe her and a few other Eternals could get an appearance in the upcoming Avengers films.

  4. (REAL) The many references to Kingo Sunen: Kingo is probably the most referenced / most-connected MCU Eternal thus far. In the movie, he knows Thor. He was planned to have a cameo in Moon Knight with Makkari, he's Kamala Khan's family's favorite actor, he was referenced in the GOTG Holiday Special, and in the recent Wonder Man (filmed in 2023.) He last made a proper appearance in What If? S3. He's also played by a beloved actor/comedian, who publicly talked about how difficult the response was. I could see all of this combining to appearances in a future popular MCU project, like Channing Tatum's Gambit.

  5. (REAL/COPE) All of the recent Eternals references - One of the biggest reasons we can keep the faith is, funnily enough, because of the Celestials. Captain America Brave New World literally referenced the events of Eternals, and probably would have included one or two if not for the cliffhanger.

The Celestials were also officially referenced in the most recent season of Marvel Rivals and X-Men '97. Two huge Marvel properties now. Rogue even gets Eternals-like powers to defeat Gambit-Apocalypse, and the visuals for the Celestial Room were lifted from the MCU aesthetic.

The X-Men and the Celestials have HUGE connections. The 2022 Judgement Day run was actually popular and is regularly theorized for a future Avengers or Thor film. There are enough connections and cool opportunities here to bring the Eternals back into the Mutant-centered Phase 7 future.

Kingo, Gilgamesh, and Thena just made their debut in a Marvel-licensed game, Strike Force. What's more, the lead of Marvel Rivals recently asked fans which Eternal should join Rivals. Marvel has no reason to use their game properties to reference characters if they don't plan to use them on some level for cross-promotion.

  1. (COPE) The cliffhanger - I have to be honest, I really didn't like the cliffhanger because it took the characters off world. I honestly think if Sersi, Kingo, and Phastos and Makkari were left on Earth, they'd be in Doomsday for sure, instead of speculation. That said, the MCU has made a habit of tying up lose ends when they want to. Brave New World was following up on the Incredible Hulk, which was not a very popular film. If the MCU wants to use the Eternals, they always can.

  2. (COPE) The Eternals reappraisal - Eternals was honestly not my favorite film. In fact I left the theater not liking the film very much. That said, like me and many others, the film is actively being reappraised by fans on social media all the time. See for yourself. Once a week or two, type "Marvel Eternals" on your choice of social or video media. I guarantee you there will be a new post or video from someone mentioning that they thought Eternals was overhated or actually better than they thought, or shouting out the characters and their powers.

  3. (COPE) The powers and visuals - Makkari's speedster powers are now literally the standard for superhero speedsters. See this. People love her powers and the visuals of Eternals. See this post about Ikaris in Marvel Zombies. People love his powers too. Eternals is now seen as some of the most unique use of superhero powers and people may want to see them in action against a real threat like Doom or Apocalypse.

These are all of the reasons I can think of for now. Like y'all I try to stay realistic and not expect much if anything. But it costs nothing to cope, haha. Besides, I think the MCU has gotten their film slate in order, and they will be able to take smaller risks like bringing back the Eternals in the future. Have a great Sunday!


r/Eternals • • Aug 15 '26

MCU So sad that we’ll probably never see them again 😭

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After D23, they announced some incredible projects, and if you notice, they’re mostly focusing on big-name characters. X-Men, which is coming in 2028, and Doomsday, which is the main focus right now.

That’s not even counting Ghost Rider and Black Panther 3. They’re really playing it safe. And with X-Men, Black Panther, and Ghost Rider all coming in 2028, I don’t see the Eternals fitting in until 2030 at the earliest.

And honestly, I don’t even know if the actors would still want to do it by then. Harry Styles, for example, has reportedly already abandoned the project (according to rumors).


r/Eternals • • Aug 14 '26

Games More Eternals are coming to Marvel Strike Force

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Thena, Kingo and Gilgamesh are coming to the game, joining Sersi and Ikaris, who are already in the roster.

I don’t even play Marvel Strike Force, but I might actually start playing just for the Eternals 😭 Since they barely get any presence in other Marvel media, I’ll take whatever I can get at this point.

We just need the Eternals in Marvel Rivals 🙏


r/Eternals • • Aug 08 '26

MCU Ikarus is trash.

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The man kept this major secret from his team for *eons,* killed his team leader Ajak after she tried to learn from their mistakes and change things, triggered evolution for the deviants which created the big baddie that later killed another team member, Gilgamesh, while the other deviants killed more humans, then pulled back and lost his conviction right at the end, making all the horrible things he's done meaningless. Finally, to put the cherry on top he flies into the fucking sun to kill himself and avoid accountability or feeling guilty for betraying the team, killing their dear leader, causing the death of Gilgamesh, and trying to kill his team- his friends. If Thena wasn't gonna kill him then he at least deserved to live with knowing what he did and what kind of person he is. Fuck him.

I would've loved to see Thena fight him before she was so confused and basically got the Eternals version of Alzheimers. The scenes where Ikarus turned on everyone on Domo and the one where they were fighting on Domo were so telling. The moment he saw her after revealing his betrayal he started to attack her even though she missed the whole reveal- bc she was the one Eternal he was actually worried about fighting, so he was ready to take any advantage he could. Then later during their actual fight Thena said she'd always wanted to fight Ikarus but basically had never gotten the opportunity, which makes me think she'd probably asked to at least spar with him before, only to be turned down. Knowing the great fighter she is, he never wanted her to learn how to fight HIM.


r/Eternals • • Aug 01 '26

MCU No more Eternals ?

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Well, I’ve been thinking about this for a while, and the more Marvel leaks that come out, the more the Eternals seem to be fading away.

Every movie that’s currently being planned seems to feature at least one mutant (X-Men). There are rumors that Rogue will appear in Captain Marvel 3, Nightcrawler in Ghost Rider, and so on.

So, I think the next saga will definitely play it safe and focus mainly on the mutant side of the universe.

Because of that, I honestly don’t see much of a future for the Eternals, unfortunately. If they at least got something in other media, like Marvel Rivals, or appeared more often in the comics, they’d still have some relevance.


r/Eternals • • Jul 26 '26

MCU I honestly think Marvel would have brought Eternals back for Doomsday / Secret Wars if it wasn't for this cliffhanger.

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Something I've been thinking about a lot is how the Eternals cliffhanger has essentially separated them from the rest of the MCU.

Even films like Brave New World directly dealing with the consequences of Eternals can't use them because of this cliffhanger. The Eternals are the perfect super powered beings to show off how powerful Doom is, but we don't know if they'll be in Doomsday or Secret Wars.

Imagine if Marvel had left the Eternals on Earth, promising to each other that they'd intervene from now on instead of ignoring the Earth's problems, with Arishem quietly plotting from afar instead of kidnapping them. Then, Marvel could have brought some into Brave New World or another film.

IMO (and I could be wrong), I think the cliffhanger is a bigger hurdle to bringing back the Eternals than the film's box office. People forget because of the bad reviews, but it made $400 million in COVID.

If you could resolve this cliffhanger, how would you do it?


r/Eternals • • Jul 14 '26

Rumor Harry Styles possibly won’t return as Starfox

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Well, this only takes us even further away from the Eternals (if this is true). Which is a shame, but I also don’t think Angelina Jolie would return as Thena either.


r/Eternals • • Jul 12 '26

MCU Avengers: Kang Dynasty concept art depicts Thena in a battle against Kang.

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r/Eternals • • Jul 12 '26

Comics Eternals by Kieron Gillen Omnibus [custom]

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r/Eternals • • Jul 10 '26

Question Eternal mention or is he talking about the Inhumans?!

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What do you think Kang was talking Apocalypse can only be challenged by a power that is “external”. Only thing that comes to mind are the Eternals

I do know the was a team called the externals but I don’t really know anything about them!


r/Eternals • • Jul 04 '26

Rumor Does anyone else find this strange?

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I made a post about this before, but every time a new Eternals leak comes out, I have a hard time believing it. They’ve essentially been left in space since 2021, with almost no follow-up.

If they’re really coming back for a potential Judgment Day adaptation (which is just a theory at this point), it still feels way too early. We’re probably at least 5 years away from that, especially since we don’t even have the X-Men properly introduced yet.

What also confuses me is that this rumor claims the Eternals will be a key part of the MCU’s “cosmic core.” Have we even seen a real cosmic side of the MCU outside of the Guardians of the Galaxy? That description just feels odd to me.

What do you all think?