Avengers: Doomsday — Ultimate Fan Slate

Choose the first listed character who is visibly shown in the film's released theatrical cut, including the opening scene but excluding logos and studio cards. Use the on-screen image and official credits if needed.

Answer Yes only if Steve Rogers and Sam Wilson are both visibly present in the same continuous scene in the released film. Separate scenes, flashbacks, archival footage, or dialogue about one character do not count.

Answer Yes if a distinct narrative scene appears during the mid-credits or after the main end credits before the theatrical presentation ends. Logos, isolated music, and ordinary credit cards do not count.

Use the official theatrical runtime published by the distributor or listed by a major cinema database. A prediction is correct when it is within 5 minutes of that official runtime; trailers and advertisements are excluded.

Use the final three-day domestic opening-weekend gross reported by Box Office Mojo or another recognized box-office source. The prediction is scored against that figure in millions of U.S. dollars, with a tolerance of 25 million.

Count each distinct fictional universe that receives at least one identifiable story scene in the released film. Count a universe once even if it appears in multiple scenes; do not count brief unidentified visions or promotional footage.

Use the Tomatometer percentage displayed by Rotten Tomatoes at the end of the film's first domestic weekend, defined as 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time on the Sunday after release. Choose the bucket containing that published percentage.

Select every listed character who is visibly on screen during the final narrative scene before the end credits begin. Characters shown only in credits, a post-credits scene, a flashback, a dream, or an image are not counted as present in the final scene.

Select every listed character whose death occurs on screen, or whose death is confirmed by a clearly identifiable on-screen event. Select each character at most once; fake-outs, dreams, flashbacks, temporary disappearances, and deaths only mentioned without being shown or confirmed do not count.

Select the listed character whose dialogue is heard first in the finished film, including voice-over but excluding nonverbal sounds, title cards, and trailer audio. The answer must be determined from the on-screen film audio.

Answer Yes only if Victor von Doom is visibly shown removing his mask or appearing unmasked during the film. Flashbacks, visions, alternate versions, promotional footage, or a mask being removed off-screen count as No.

Enter the film's final worldwide theatrical gross in millions of U.S. dollars, using the final total reported by Box Office Mojo or an equivalent industry box-office record. Include all theatrical markets and exclude streaming, home entertainment, and later re-releases unless the source includes them in the film's final theatrical total.

Select every listed character who is visibly shown wearing headgear that covers the face or head during the film. Sunglasses, brief disguises shown only in still images, and off-screen references do not count; use the released film as evidence.

Choose the listed character whose spoken dialogue is heard last before the film ends, including dialogue over the end-title sequence but excluding music, sound effects, and text-only cards. If no listed character speaks the final line, select “None of the listed characters.”

Select every listed character who exchanges spoken dialogue directly with Victor von Doom in the released film. Voice recordings, narration, and dialogue merely heard by Victor without a direct exchange do not count; resolve from the on-screen film and its official subtitles or transcript.