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The new Marvel series Ironheart just released its first three episodes, and the reactions have been mixed.

The show follows Riri Williams right after the events of Wakanda Forever. She’s trying hard to turn her big ideas into reality but runs into trouble when she breaks some university plagiarism rules and gets kicked out.

With limited options, Riri ends up joining a shady group led by The Hood, played by Anthony Ramos. This group targets wealthy corporations and steals from them. The Hood’s real name is Parker Robbins, and he’s not your average thief. He has superpowers that let him bend physics and turn invisible.

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However, there’s a darker side to his powers—he seems to have made a magical deal where he collects souls for some mysterious “real master.”

Some people think...

Ironheart just dropped its first three episodes this week, and the reaction has been all over the place. The show picks up after Wakanda Forever and follows Riri Williams as she tries to bring her big ideas to life.

But money and resources are tight, and she ends up breaking some university rules about plagiarism, which gets her kicked out.

With few options left, Riri gets involved with a shady group led by The Hood, played by Anthony Ramos. This group targets rich corporations and steals from them. The Hood, whose real name is Parker Robbins, isn’t just your average thief, he has superpowers that let him bend physics and even turn invisible. But there’s a catch: he seems tied to some kind of magical deal where he collects souls for a mysterious “real master.”

Some might say Parker’s trying to do some good by going after criminals,...

It’s been a long time coming, but Marvel’s “Ironheart” is here, with the first three episodes now streaming on Disney+.

The series reunites fans with Riri Williams, a tech prodigy attending MIT who we first met back in “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.” But, after the events of that film, Riri is back home in Chicago, and that means a whole new set of friends and coworkers to meet.

Here’s who you need to know in the series.

Dominique Thorne in “Ironheart.” (Marvel Studios) Riri Williams (Dominique Thorne)

Riri Williams is a tech prodigy, hellbent on creating an even better suit than Tony Stark ever did. She’s played by Dominique Thorne, who fans first met as the character in “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.” Prior to that, Thorne starred in “If Beale Street Could Talk” and “Judas and the Black Messiah.”

Lyric Ross attends the Ironheart fan event...

The legacy of Robert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man lives on in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and while Tony Stark kicked the bucket back in 2019’s Avengers: Endgame, his ghost looms large as a plucky young upstart tries to one-up the billionaire playboy. Hot off her standout introduction in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Dominique Thorne is back in action as Riri Williams. Joining other MCU brain boxes like Mark Ruffalo’s Bruce Banner/Hulk and Pedro Pascal’s Reed Richards/Mister Fantastic, Riri surely has a bright future ahead of her.

As Riri Williams, Bad Girl Genius, Thorne leads Ironheart as an amuse-bouche before we’re catapulted into blockbusters like The Fantastic Four: First Steps and Avengers: Doomsday. While there’s lots of talk about Riri being ‘small’ during Ironheart’s three-episode premiere, this is one series with ambitions that are anything but.

The first three episodes of Ironheart have just landed on Disney+,...

The new Marvel series Ironheart just dropped its first three episodes, and fans have mixed feelings about it. The story follows Riri Williams, who finds herself kicked out of MIT after breaking rules to support her tech projects. Left with few options, she soon crosses paths with a dangerous figure known as The Hood.

The Hood runs a gang that targets corrupt wealthy people by using blackmail. But what sets him apart is his magical cloak, which lets him bend the laws of physics, making him invisible and able to do things that don’t seem possible in the real world.

Fans of the comics know that The Hood’s powers come from a dark deal, he sold his soul to gain them. The show hasn’t said this outright, but many clues point in that direction.

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Ironheart is now out with its first three episodes, and people seem divided on it. The show picks up where Black Panther: Wakanda Forever left off, showing Riri Williams being kicked out of MIT. She had broken school rules to fund her big tech ideas, and now she’s stuck without a clear future.

Not long after that, Riri runs into a mysterious guy named The Hood. He leads a gang that targets corrupt rich people and blackmails them. But it’s not just street crime, The Hood has a magical cloak that lets him disappear and do things that clearly don’t follow the laws of science.

If you’ve read the comics, you’ll know The Hood got his powers by selling his soul. The show hasn’t said that outright, but it’s dropping plenty of hints, and fans are already connecting the dots.

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Almost here years after we first met Dominique Thorne’s Riri Williams in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022), the Young Avenger is back in her own breakout installment, Ironheart on Disney+.

Set in Chicago, a city not yet visited within the MCU, the limited series will take a closer look at the 19-year-old tech genius who Shuri (Letitia Wright) recruited in Ryan Coogler’s second Black Panther film to help protect Wakanda.

Find the full release schedule and when new Ironheart episodes arrive on Disney+ below:

When did Ironheart premiere?

Ironheart premiered Tuesday, June 24 on Disney+ at 6 p.m. Pt and 9 p.m. Et. The show’s first three episodes arrived then.

How many episodes are in Ironheart?

The show has six episodes total.

When do new episodes of Ironheart come out on Disney+?

The first three episodes are now available to watch on Disney+ with the next three arriving next week.

This article contains spoilers for "Ironheart" season 1, episode 1, "Take Me Home."

Riri Williams (Dominique Thorne) is out of Wakanda, out of MIT, and in with a seriously bad crowd. The long-awaited "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" spin-off "Ironheart" takes Riri back to her roots in Chicago, with a burning desire to build something truly unsurpassed but a chronic lack of funding. To alleviate the latter, she agrees to join Parker "The Hood" Robbins' (Anthony Ramos) gang of criminals for some hopefully easy heist money after being convinced that they're palatable enough to work with in the short term.

Parker's group features the sort of misfits you'd expect to see in a heist-themed MCU project, from Shea Couleé's hacker Slug to Sonia Denis' erratic Clown. Perhaps the most surprising presence among them is noted comedian Eric André, who plays the team's resident tech guy, Stuart Clarke. Stuart spends much of...

Now that we have the basic pieces in place, Ironheart can let Riri move forward. However, the series immediately jumps back into the discussion about Natalie because, frankly, it’s a shocking bit of wish fulfillment. Already, Ironheart correctly identifies the weird moral dilemma of bringing one’s best friend back from the dead, and it makes “Will the Real Natalie Please Stand Up?” one of the more interesting episodes of MCU TV to date.

Ironheart — “Will the Real Natalie Please Stand Up?” Recap

Riri (Dominique Thorne) wakes up to N.A.T.A.L.I.E. (Lyric Ross) still in her living room. She hides the AI in her room and discovers her suit creates a hologram of her “body.” They fight about N.A.T.A.L.I.E. taking on her friend’s personality and appearance. When Ronnie knocks on Riri’s door, Riri lies to get her mom to go away.

While Ironheart has been promised to audiences since Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, the MCU slowed down its production speeds drastically over the last few years. With Ryan Coogler’s support and Chinaka Hodge serving as the creator, Ironheart finally makes its way to Disney+. Moving Riri Williams (Dominique Thorne) to Chicago and giving us a peek at her life away from Wakanda provides us with a chance to reset. This is good for the limited series, but it will mean audiences have an exposition-heavy reintroduction to the character in “Take Me Home.”

Spoiler Alert !!!Spoilers for Ironheart Episode 1 - "Take Me Home" - as well other nods to the MCU. Ironheart — “Take Me Home” — Episode 1 Recap

Over a montage of memories and old videos, Riri Williams (Dominique Thorne) jokes with her friend Natalie (Lyric Ross). She wants to be happy, and to fund her research, Riri helps others get good...

Plot: Set after the events of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Ironheart pits technology against magic when Riri Williams — a young, genius inventor determined to make her mark on the world—returns to her hometown of Chicago. Her unique take on building iron suits is brilliant, but in pursuit of her ambitions, she finds herself wrapped up with the mysterious yet charming Parker Robbins aka “The Hood”.

Review: Announced in December 2020, Marvel Studios’ Ironheart is finally debuting on Disney+ almost three years after Dominique Thorne appeared as Riri Williams in Ryan Coogler’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. Since that film, the MCU has hit its lowest point both creatively and at the box office, leading Kevin Feige and the leadership at Marvel Studios to approach their small screen projects differently than they used to. Ironheart was developed with the aim of a multi-season approach despite being billed as a limited series.

After the announcement that Riri Williams would enter the MCU, Marvel Comics knew there was potential for a great new hero. After all, Riri had established herself as a new kind of teen hero, helping to usher in a new class of Marvel heroes for new readers to connect with. Ironheart looks to build on our MCU introduction to Riri, and with more space for her background and potential to come into view, the latest Marvel TV series is a winner. While Tony Stark might be gone, our latest armored hero has her own vices to overcome.

Ironheart Plot

In the aftermath of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Riri Williams (Dominique Thorne) returns to MIT. However, after a fire-starting accident and getting caught writing papers for her fellow students, the university expels Riri. To bounce back, she returns to Chicago, hoping to use time at home as a launchpad.

However, Riri...

The following contains spoilers from the first three episodes of Marvel Television’s Ironheart series, now streaming on Disney+.

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Disney+’s Ironheart debuted its first three (of six) episodes on Tuesday night, and MIT genius Riri Williams (played again by Black Panther: Wakanda Forever...

Dominique Thorne takes the center spot on the red carpet at the premiere of her new Marvel series Ironheart held at El Capitan Theatre on Monday (June 23) in Hollywood.

The 27-year-old star of the show was joined by her co-stars Anthony Ramos and Lyric Ross for a group photo at the event, which was also attended by fans.

More stars from the new MCU TV series at the premiere included Alden Ehrenreich, Matthew Elam, Manny Montana, Anji White, Cree Summer, Laroyce Hawkins, Shakira Barrera, Shea Couleé, Sonia Denis and Zoe Terakes.

Executive producer Ryan Coogler, who introduced Dominique‘s character in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, and his wife Zinzi Evans hit the carpet as well.

Ironheart picks up after the events of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, pitting “technology against magic when Riri Williams (Thorne), determined to make her mark on the world, returns to her hometown of Chicago. Her unique...

Five years after it was first announced, Marvel’s “Ironheart” series is finally here.

It brings fans back to Riri Williams (Dominique Thorne), who we first met in “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” and to a city the MCU has so far left untouched: Chicago. Returning home after her adventure — or rather, kind of a misadventure — in Wakanda, Riri is more determined than even to pick up Tony Stark’s inventing legacy and build her own incredible suit.

Here’s everything you need to know about the series, which concludes Phase 5 of the MCU.

When does it premiere?

“Ironheart” officially releases on Disney+ on Tuesday, June 24. The first three episodes will be available to start streaming at 6 p.m. Pt/9 p.m. Et.

How many episodes are there?

Though some Marvel series have nine episodes, this is one of the series with only six episodes in total.

When do new episodes come out?...

Ironheart is the newest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s streaming saga—a techno-thriller series that places brains over brawn. Premiering on Disney+, the show is led by Dominique Thorne as Riri Williams, the young genius introduced in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever who crafts her own Iron Man-style armor. Created by Chinaka Hodge, this six-episode series brings together themes of legacy, identity, and power dynamics within the superhero realm, backed by a compelling mix of magic, science, and social commentary. Below, we explore Ironheart‘s plot, cast, episode schedule, streaming details, and more.

Plot Overview:

Ironheart centers on Riri Williams, a 19-year-old MIT student and engineering prodigy, who develops an advanced suit of armor that rivals Tony Stark’s Iron Man. But with great invention comes great danger. Her tech soon catches the eye of nefarious forces—including The Hood (played by Anthony Ramos), a street-level villain wielding dark magic.

It’s been a long wait, but Riri Williams (Dominique Thorne) is finally coming home to Chicago on Tuesday, June 24, for the premiere episode of Ironheart on Disney+. Before fans get a taste of the series created by Chinaka Hodge, Marvel is taking flight this Friday with an Ironheart featurette that takes us into the heart of the Windy City for an exhilarating and soulful adventure.

Marvel‘s Ironheart featurette opens with Black Panther helmer Ryan Coogler hyping Riri’s stomping grounds, saying the Marvel Cinematic Universe is massive, but we’ve yet to visit Chicago. Next, Hodge emphasizes the importance of shooting the series on location in the Second City, where history, culture, music, and vibes come alive like nowhere else. Ironheart director and co-executive producer Sam Bailey takes time to honor Chicago-style pizza, saying thin crust cut into squares is the way to roll. I know some people...

The series is set to pit science versus magic as the brilliant young engineer Riri Williams takes on all sorts of sinister forces.

Riri Williams is headed back to Chicago. Fans will be able to see her newest adventures in “Ironheart,” the new Marvel Cinematic Universe series headed to Disney+ this summer. Even though the character debuted in 2022’s “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” many fans might not be as familiar with Riri Williams as some of her fellow MCU heroes. But have no fear, you will be able to learn all about her when the series premieres on Tuesday, June 24 at 9:01 p.m. Et on Disney+.

How to watch ‘Ironheart’ When: Tuesday, June 24 at 9:01 p.m. Et TV: Disney+ Stream: Disney+ From anywhere: Watch with a subscription to a Vpn. Everything you need to know about ‘Ironheart’

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Marvel fans are buzzing with excitement over the possibility that Mephisto, the iconic demon from Marvel comics, might finally debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The speculation is centered on the upcoming Disney+ series Ironheart, set to launch on June 24, 2025.

The rumors kicked off when Marvel Studios shared a post on X, revealing the episode titles for Ironheart. One title, “Karma’s a Glitch” for Episode 5, stood out because the letter “M” was highlighted in red.

Fans quickly connected the red “M” to Mephisto, a character known for his red appearance and devilish nature. Social media comments exploded with theories, with many convinced this is a deliberate hint at Mephisto’s arrival.

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Mephisto has been a fan-favorite villain in Marvel comics, clashing with heroes like Doctor Strange, Scarlet Witch, and Silver Surfer.

It’s that time of the year again. Marvel fans are once again convinced that Mephisto is finally about to show up in the MCU. This time, the rumors are all about the upcoming Disney+ series Ironheart, which is set to premiere on June 24.

Mephisto has been a popular topic for years. He’s a powerful demon in Marvel comics who’s gone up against heroes like the Silver Surfer, Doctor Strange, and Scarlet Witch. And with the MCU diving deeper into magic through shows and movies like WandaVision, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, and now Agatha All Along, fans believe it’s only a matter of time before he shows up.

The latest buzz started when Marvel Studios posted something on X (formerly Twitter) that caught everyone’s attention. It was an image showing the episode titles for Ironheart, and Episode 5 is called “Karma’s a Glitch.

Iron Man loves Ironheart, but Marvel fans love Robert Downey Jr.'s new Doctor Doom hat. The hat made its debut during Downey's recent video message to the cast of Ironheart during their Good Morning America interview.

At first glance, nothing seems off about the black Pinewood Studios hat that Downey is wearing throughout the video. However, upon a closer look, fans will notice that "Wood" is colored green and the "D" is reversed, so when flipped, it spells "Doom."The Pinewood Studios logo, when viewed upside down, also becomes a headshot of Doctor Doom from the comics. While Downey will likely always be remembered among comic book fans for his 11-year tenure as Tony Stark/Iron Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, he has fully embraced his upcoming stint as Doctor Doom in Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars, with the Pinewood Studios hat being the latest custom Doom...

When the character Riri Williams (played by Dominique Thorne) made her Marvel Cinematic Universe debut back in 2022’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, the idea was that we’d be seeing the character again the following year in her own six-episode Disney+ show Ironheart… but 2023 came and went without Ironheart, and so did 2024. Now we know that we’ll finally have the chance to watch the show on June 24th – and in anticipation of that premiere date, a behind-the-scenes featurette has dropped online, mixing footage from the show with clips of interviews with cast members and producers (including Black Panther director Ryan Coogler). Much of the footage in the featurette has been seen before, in either the trailer embedded above or the second trailer, but there’s a bit of new footage in the mix as well – and some of that footage has stirred up villain speculation among Marvel Comics fans.

Marvel's Ironheart is set to premiere later this month, but it can be easy to forget just how long this series has been in development. We first got word that RuPaul’s Drag Race winner Shea Couleé had nabbed a "secret" role in the show back in 2022, and are just now finding out some details about her character.

EW has shared a first look at Couleé's character, a "fierce hacker" who goes by the nickname "Slug."

"I help a group of urban Robin Hoods to take away from the privileged and help give back to the community," Shea tells the site. "I’m there to help out on all the missions that go down, trying to shift this power dynamic in this version of Chicago we see in the show."

Though this might well be a new character, there's a chance Couleé is playing a reimagined take on Ulysses Lugman,...

Antiheroes like Bucky Barnes and Deadpool have always been popular with fans. The upcoming Disney+ series Ironheartwill introduce fans to another morally gray character.

Speaking to SFX Magazine, executive producer Sev Ohanian compared series protagonist Riri Williams to some of television's most popular antiheroes. "Riri is brilliant yet flawed and finds herself going down a path that I'm not sure we've quite seen in the MCU," the exec said via GamesRadar+. "She kind of breaks bad in the show, and we go to some uncomfortable places for audiences that I think will be really fun to explore, almost in the vein of Walter White from Breaking Bad or Tony Soprano."

Walter White and Tony Soprano are perfect examples of antiheroes who kept audiences hooked as they navigated morally complex territory. Walter started out as an ordinary chemistry teacher, only to lose himself in the criminal underworld as his choices became darker and more dangerous.

Everything To Know About Marvel’s Ironheart(Photo Credit –Instagram)

Marvel’s Ironheart is finally suiting up for action. After five years of teases, casting announcements, and multiple delays, the tech-genius-turned-hero Riri Williams is ready to fly solo. Marvel’s latest Disney+ miniseries is set to premiere with a three-episode drop this month. So, what’s Ironheart bringing to the table? A whole lot more than just a shiny new suit.

Ironheart: Release Date

First announced back in 2020, Ironheart has been a slow burn. Riri Williams made her on-screen debut in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever in 2022, but her standalone moment kept dodging the calendar. Now, Marvel is delivering a triple-episode premiere on June 24, 2025, making this the last small-screen chapter of Phase 5, following Thunderbolts on the theatrical end, as per GamesRadar. Better late than never, right?

Ironheart: Cast

Dominique Thorne returns as Riri Williams, now navigating both tech and...

Marvel gives fans a sneak peek at the upcoming Ironheartseries before it arrives on Disney+.

In a new clip from IGN, fans can watch nearly a full minute of Marvel Studios' upcoming Ironheart series. The clip sees Dominique Thorne's Riri Williams confronting Anthony Ramos' Parker Robbins, better known as The Hood, over a recent series of heists. While Robbins tries to find some common ground between the two of them, it is clear that his attempts to connect with Riri are built on little more than surface level observations, and that it will take a bit more of an intimidation factor to make Ironheart flinch.

Set to premiere on Disney+ on June 24, Ironheart will mark the return of Thorne's Riri Williams, who first appeared in 2022's Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. The series will also mark the debut of Ramos' take on The Hood, a former friend and ally...

Ironheart will be the best of multiple corners of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, according to Ryan Coogler. The Black Panther director, who is an executive producer on Ironheart, recently compared the upcoming Disney+ series to three well-received and beloved MCU projects.

In an interview with Marvel.com, Coogler unpacked how Ironheart would blend the realism of the McU's street-level shows with the franchise's mystical side. "Riri [Williams] is definitely in conversation with a street-level show like Daredevil. You’ve got characters trying — both heroes and villains — to make do with what they have," Coogler explained. "Then you combine that with cosmic Marvel, characters who would be at home in Doctor Strange or WandaVision. That [mix] of street-level Marvel and magical Marvel is a pretty crazy combination."

Surprisingly, Coogler does not compare Ironheart to Black Panther or Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, the latter of which is where Dominique Thorne's Riri Williams made her MCU debut.

Marvel has released the first official trailer for “Ironheart,” starring Dominique Thorne as a super-smart teen who creates her own powerful, Iron Man-inspired amor. The show will premiere on June 24 on Disney+ and run for six episodes.

This isn’t the first time Marvel fans have seen Thorne as Riri; she made her MCU debut on the big screen in “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.” Ryan Coogler, who directed “Wakanda Forever,” executive produces “Ironheart.”

In “Wakanda Forever,” Riri is a super smart MIT student from Chicago who invented her power armor suit and a vibranium detector that catches the eyes of Wakanda’s leaders, the underwater king Namor and the CIA. Shuri (Letitia Wright) and Okoye (Danai Gurira) find Riri and protect her from Namor’s warriors from the aquatic city of Talokan. During an attack on Wakanda by Namor’s forces, Riri’s life is saved by Queen Ramonda...

When the character Riri Williams (played by Dominique Thorne) made her Marvel Cinematic Universe debut back in 2022’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, the idea was that we’d be seeing the character again the following year in her own six-episode Disney+ show Ironheart… but 2023 came and went without Ironheart, and so did 2024. Now we know that we’ll finally have the chance to watch the show on June 24th – and Empire has unveiled a new image, which can be seen at the bottom of this article. Empire also spoke with Thorne, who revealed that she has talked to Robert Downey Jr. about their “iron” heroes and Iron Man Downey is rooting for her Ironheart.

As mentioned, Thorne stars in Ironheart as Riri Williams, “a genius inventor who creates the most advanced suit of armor since Iron Man.” She is joined in the cast by Manny Montana, Shakira Barrera, Alden Ehrenreich,...

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If size matters, then the milestone 10th season of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars will be its best ever.

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The first two...

2022’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever did the usual Marvel thing and laid some ground for future projects that had been announced. Other than the sequel establishing Shuri as the new Black Panther, the Ryan Coogler film also introduced a college student who would be taking up the mantle of Tony Stark with her own brand of Iron armor. The setup could lend itself to both the Ironheart show and the planned Armor Wars project, but after some years, the studio is finally set to premiere the series this summer on June 24 on Disney+.

The social media for DiscussingFilm has unveiled the release date as well as posted a couple of new looks at the Ironheart series with some preview images of Riri Williams in her new Iron Man-inspired suit. You can get a look at the newly released images below.

New look at ‘Ironheart’

Premiering June 24 on Disney+ pic.twitter.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe continues to expand its creative ways of storytelling with new characters. With Phase Five slowly getting over, the excitement is at its peak as people are waiting for a hero unmatched in technology since Tony Stark himself.

Riri Williams will take center stage in her own Disney+ series after appearing first in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. The brilliant young prodigy was loved by many for her talents and determination, proving that the new generation of Marvel heroes is gradually making its presence.

Dominique Thorne in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever | Credit: Marvel Studios/Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures

The new show promises to live up to the latest technology with some mystical elements and a storyline that will deal with science and magic. As Williams returns to her hometown, Chicago, she faces challenges that test not only her engineering capabilities but also her character.

Cast of Ironheart...

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A new look at Ironheart has been released. The upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe series was previewed in a new Disney+ trailer promoting the streamer's upcoming 2025 slate.

There are some great clips from Ironheart featured in the Disney+ teaser, which also reveals new looks at Chad Powers, The Bear Season 4, and Andor Season 2, as well as fellow MCU series Daredevil: Born Again. In the below trailer and screengrabs, Dominique Thorne's Riri Williams is shown working on and piloting her new Ironheart armor, which looks more refined and sleeker than the model she used in 2022's Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. There is also a new shot of Anthony Ramos' Parker Robbins/The Hood, an old friend of Riri's from Chicago, who looks to have received some damage on the lower left side of his face.

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Ironheart is one of the shows Marvel Studios announced for release in 2025. The show combines magic and technology, with all kinds of conflicts coming to life.

Dominique Thorne stars as Riri Williams/Ironheart, a smart MIT student who builds a suit that can compete with Iron Man’s. Anthony Ramos plays Parker Robbins/The Hood, a complicated friend of Riri who uses dark magic.

The cast also features Alden Ehrenreich as Joe McGillicuddy, Lyric Ross as Riri’s best friend Natalie, and Anji White as Riri’s mom. Other well-known actors, including Shea Couleé, Jim Rash (returning as the Dean of MIT), and Sacha Baron Cohen, will also appear, with Cohen rumored to play Mephisto.

Since Riri first appeared in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, it became clear that the MCU has found a new character to take on Iron Man’s role. She won’t replace him exactly, but she...

‘Ironheart’ was one of the shows announced for 2025 release via Marvel Studios’ recent teaser trailer. The story of the show was described as a mix of magic and technology, and all vendettas coming to life.

Dominique Thorne stars as Riri Williams/Ironheart, an MIT student and genius inventor who creates a suit rivaling Iron Man’s. Anthony Ramos plays Parker Robbins/The Hood, a complex ally of Riri who uses dark arts and magic.

The cast also includes Alden Ehrenreich as Joe McGillicuddy, Lyric Ross as Riri’s best friend Natalie, and Anji White as Riri’s mother. Other notable actors like Shea Couleé, Jim Rash (reprising his role as the Dean of MIT), and Sacha Baron Cohen will also appear, and Cohen is heavily rumored to portray Mephisto.

Since Riri first appeared in ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ we knew that the MCU has found its replacement for Iron Man.

In July 2018, a script for a film featuring the Marvel Comics character Riri Williams/Ironheart, written by Jada Rodriguez, was included on The Black List, but the film was never produced. In December 2020, Marvel Studios announced the development of an ‘Ironheart’ series for Disney+.

Now, three years after Riri’s first appearance, the wait is almost over, as the series is scheduled to be released in 2025.

Not much is known about the show beyond what audiences saw in an exclusive trailer presented at D23.

The footage begins with a scene from ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,’ where Dominique Thorne makes her debut as Riri Williams. The story then transitions to Riri’s life after her internship abroad, where she feels “stuck.” Before being expelled from MIT, Riri expressed her desire to build something undeniable.

She also meets Parker Robbins, aka The Hood (played by Anthony Ramos), who tempts her with the...

In July 2018, a script for a film about Marvel Comics character Riri Williams/Ironheart, written by Jada Rodriguez, made it onto The Black List, but the movie never came to fruition. In December 2020, Marvel Studios announced they were developing an ‘Ironheart’ series for Disney+.

Now, three years after Riri’s debut, it seems the wait is nearly over, as the series is set to release in 2025.

Not much is known about the show except for what audiences could see via an exclusive trailer shown at D23.

The footage opened with a scene from ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ where Dominique Thorne debuts as Riri Williams. The story then shifts to Riri’s life post-internship abroad, where she feels “stuck.” Before she was expelled from MIT, Riri said she wanted to build something undeniable.

She also encounters Parker Robbins, aka The Hood (portrayed by Anthony Ramos), who tempts her with the notion...

When the character Riri Williams (played by Dominique Thorne) made her Marvel Cinematic Universe debut back in 2022’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, the idea was that we’d be seeing the character again the following year in her own six-episode Disney+ show Ironheart… but 2023 came and went without Ironheart, and the show still doesn’t have an official premiere date. It is expected to come along sometime in 2025, and a trailer was recently shown at the D23 event. It will be a while before we get to see the show’s characters in action, but during a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, cast member Anthony Ramos took a moment to talk about the character he plays in the series: Parker Robbins, a.k.a. The Hood.

Ramos said, “I saw a trailer at D23. We walked onstage, and they played this new trailer of Ironheart, and it was my first time seeing it.

With Deadpool & Wolverine now released, the MCU is gearing up for the upcoming Agatha All Along. This series will continue the story from WandaVision, forming part of a trilogy that includes the MCU’s Vision project. In Agatha All Along, Agatha Harkness escapes her imprisonment and seeks to reclaim her powers by traversing the Witches’ Road.

Based on what we’ve seen so far, Joe Locke’s character, Billy Kaplan, will play a crucial role in this storyline. He is expected to be significant in the MCU, both as a key figure in Agatha’s quest and due to his potential connection to the Scarlet Witch.

Joe Locke’s role is significant not only for the storyline but also for LGBTQ+ representation in the MCU, as Kaplan will join the ranks of other queer characters. Locke stands out as one of the few openly Lgbtqia+ actors playing a queer role in the MCU,...

Now that the release of ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ is behind us, MCU is continuing full steam ahead with the upcoming release of ‘Agatha All Along.’ The show is set to be continuation of ‘WandaVision,’ a part of the trilogy along with MCU’s ‘Vision’ project, and will see Agatha Harkness escaping her imprisonment and reclaiming her powers by walking the Witches’ Road.

Judging by everything we’ve seen so far Joe Locke’s character, Billy Kaplan will be instrumental in this task. He is set to be an important character in the MCU, partially due to being the driver behind Agatha’s quest and partially due to his potential connection to the Scarlet Witch.

However, Joe Locke’s character is important for one more reason, in terms of LGBTQ+ representation in the MCU, as Kaplan is bound to join the ranks of other Queer characters.

Locke is one of the...

The MCU has a packed lineup of upcoming projects, including the TV series Ironheart, which centers on Riri Williams/Ironheart as she steps into Tony Stark’s shoes as a suited superhero.

Dominique Thorne stars as Riri Williams/Ironheart, a brilliant MIT student who builds a suit to rival Iron Man’s. Anthony Ramos plays Parker Robbins/The Hood, a complex ally of Riri who wields dark arts and magic. The cast also features Alden Ehrenreich as Joe McGillicuddy, Lyric Ross as Riri’s best friend Natalie, and Anji White as Riri’s mother. Additionally, Shea Couleé, Jim Rash (returning as the Dean of MIT), and Sacha Baron Cohen will appear in undisclosed roles.

The show is described as blending technology with the supernatural, and the premise is certainly intriguing. Ironheart is set to debut on Disney+ in 2025 as part of Phase Five of the MCU, and as the release date approaches,...

MCU has quite a slate of projects coming, and one of them is ‘Ironheart,’ a TV series that follows Riri Williams/Ironheart, as she assumes Tony Stark’s place as a suited superhero.

Dominique Thorne stars as Riri Williams/Ironheart, an MIT student and genius inventor who creates a suit rivaling Iron Man’s. Anthony Ramos plays Parker Robbins/The Hood, a complex ally of Riri who uses dark arts and magic. The cast also includes Alden Ehrenreich as Joe McGillicuddy, Lyric Ross as Riri’s best friend Natalie, and Anji White as Riri’s mother. Other notable actors like Shea Couleé, Jim Rash (reprising his role as the Dean of MIT), and Sacha Baron Cohen appear in undisclosed roles.

The show has been described as being a mix of technology and supernatural, and honestly the premise sounds quite intriguing. ‘Ironheart’ is set to premiere on Disney+ in 2025 as part...

Dominque Thorne is ready to cross paths with Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom. The Ironheart actor recently shared that she wants Riri Williams to fight Downey's new villainous alter ego in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Speaking with Rotten Tomatoes, alongside her Ironheart co-stars, Thorne was asked if she wanted to see Riri Williams/Ironheart go up against Downey's Doctor Doom. "I mean, who wouldn't, right? I think that's again one of the great things about the MCU is that right when you think, 'Oh, we've seen it all', there is indeed more. And not only is there more, but it's more with so much depth to it," she shared. "And so I know everybody, like, we're all already beside ourselves thinking about what that even looks like. And so, of course, I mean, I think we probably all do."

Related Marvel Reveals Connections Between Iron Man and Ironheart's Story...

In July 2018, a film based on the Marvel Comics character Riri Williams/Ironheart had a script written by Jada Rodriguez and was included on The Black List, but the project never came to fruition. In December 2020, Marvel Studios announced the development of a Disney+ series titled Ironheart. Now, three years after her initial appearance, Riri’s show is set to premiere in 2025.

At this year’s Marvel Studios D23 event, the first trailer for Ironheart was revealed to the audience. Luckily, it has been leaked online for you to watch below.

The First Teaser Trailer For Ironheart Has Been Leaked pic.twitter.com/PHHvSquYVq

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If the video is taken down before you get a chance to watch it, here’s a description of the footage:

The trailer begins with a scene from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, where Dominique Thorne debuts as Riri Williams, aka Ironheart. The...

In July 2018, a film based on the Marvel Comics character Riri Williams/Ironheart had a script written by Jada Rodriguez and was listed on The Black List. However, the film did not materialize. In December 2020, Marvel Studios announced the development of a Disney+ television series titled ‘Ironheart.’

Now 3 years after her first appearance, it looks like the wait is finally over for Riri as her show will release in 2025.

During this year’s Marvel Studios D23 event what appears to be the first trailer of ‘Ironheart’ was shown to the audiences, and fortunately for you, someone leaked it online.

You can check it out below:

The First Teaser Trailer For Ironheart Has Been Leaked pic.twitter.com/PHHvSquYVq

— Rejected Scooper (@rejectedscooper) August 10, 2024

In case the video is removed by the time you get the opportunity to watch it, here’s the description:

The footage opens with a scene from ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever...