The Animated "What if ...?" Spin-off series "Marvel Zombie" It has been generated since 2021. Based on the alternative-universe Marvel Comics series of "The Perfect Man for the Superhero-Zombie-Board" (Robert Kirkman of "The Walking Dead" and "Invincible Glory", the show's performance is simple: the majority of Chinese, or Chinese.

The new Marvel Zombie trailer (see above) reveals new details of the series, which seems to follow similar (if more intense) beats like "What if ...?" Season 1 Episode that introduces viewers to this special time schedule, entitled "What if ... Zombie?" Here, the non-zombified survivors include several members of the multi-year-old team, known as The Thunderbolts/New Avengers, Shang-Chi (Simu Liu) and Katy (Awkwafina), Kamala "Ms Marvel" Khan (Iman Velani) and others. However, the show also introduces us to one of the most looking forward (and perennial stunning) heroes of MCU, as well as one of the most uncertain ... Only here, they are the same person.

Mahershala Ali's blade was reworked for Disney's upcoming seriesSo while he appears on the show (expressed by Todd Williams), we will still have to wait for Blade's live introduction to this cinema universe. In addition, "Marvel Zombie" seems to have had a mixed blade with another character who really didn't get his desserts: Oscar Isaac Moon Knight, who effectively disappeared from MCC from the first season of "Moon Knight" (the play itself is not expected to get a second season). Not only does the Marvel Zombie blade not donate white uniform in the style of the moon, but the eyes also shine the same different white light. In the trailer, he even faces the Moon God Konsu (expressions of the "Moon Knight" by Murray Abraham).

Blade's "Moon Knight" version is probably the character who gets the most screen time in the Marvel Zombie trailer, which covers his signature sword and reduces Undead's enemies of all sizes and skill sets. Not only does he look extremely cool (as he tends to make Blade), but his style of struggle is also very reminiscent of the classic version of the Wesley Snaps character, which is good for the possible live introduction to Blade at MCC.

When that really happened is another thing. MCU has teased Blade's arrival for years, as long as he holds his solo film (which recently hit Brickid of brick in 2024, encouraging his own /film Ryan Scott to claim that it Marvel should put the cursed restart from its misery) in uncertainty. But this did not prevent Marvel from pushing Blade, though. Ali had a fast post-credit voice just as a character in Ethernali in 2021, while he was Wesley Snaps blade appeared in Deadpool & Wolverine Three years later. Now, we get an animated blade that has not expressed Ali and, for some reason, pulls the moon knight into all the chaos.

Don't get me wrong: "Blade Knight" looks amazing, and "Marvel Zombie" looks like a worthy watch for the Gore Hundation of MCC fans. However, when it comes to bringing Blade into MCU accordingly, let me enjoy this show with a lateral order of healthy skepticism.

"Marvel Zombie" begins with streaming on September 24, 2025, at Disney+.