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Marvel Studios, Disney Consumer Products and The LEGO Group have teamed up to produce an official LEGO version of the Avengers: Doomsday trailer, recreated shot for shot.
Released exclusively through IGN and also available on Marvel Entertainment’s YouTube channel under the title "LEGO Official Trailer Recreation | Avengers: Doomsday," the brick-built trailer translates the original live-action footage into LEGO minifigures and set pieces while retaining the original voiceovers.
What the LEGO Recreation Includes
- A faithful, frame-by-frame LEGO reinterpretation of the live-action trailer.
- Brick-built minifigure and set representations that mirror the film’s scenes.
- Voiceovers from the original cast — including Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom — carried over into the LEGO version.
The LEGO trailer is part of the "All Moments Lead to Doomsday" campaign designed to build anticipation for the film’s theatrical debut on December 18, 2026. Disney Consumer Products’ effort is described as a tribute to fan creativity and a way to raise excitement for the movie.
The LEGO recreation also highlights upcoming Avengers: Doomsday sets planned for release in September and October 2026. Among those called out are a Doctor Doom Bust launching on September 1, a Quinjet, a new Avengers Tower, and an Epic Battle set featuring a large Sentinel figure, alongside various new and returning minifigures.
Film Context and How To Watch
Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, Avengers: Doomsday brings together heroes from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the Fantastic Four and the X-Men to face Doctor Doom. The original live-action trailer has drawn more than 67 million views on YouTube.
Viewers can see the film in theaters starting December 18, 2026; tickets are available through Fandango. The news of the LEGO recreation was first shared on X by OffTheGriddNews.
The LEGO trailer offers fans an inventive, brick-built preview of the film while spotlighting a range of sets aimed at collectors and moviegoers preparing for the December release.
