MCU’s ‘Strange Academy’ Moving Fast—Could Reportedly Begin Filming in 2026!

MCU has plenty of projects in the works, both when it comes to movies and its television department. Numerous projects like ‘Nova’ series and ‘Vision Quest’ were confirmed several months ago, but some like ‘Hawkeye’ season 2 and the show focusing on Wiccan are still rumored only.

A month ago, rumors started making rounds that Marvel Studios is also developing a ‘Strange Academy’ show. ‘Strange Academy’ is a Marvel Comics series about a magical school set up by Doctor Strange in New Orleans to train young sorcerers. The school is open to students from across the Marvel Universe, including humans, Asgardians, demons, and other mystical beings.

The story focuses on the students as they learn to control their powers, face magical challenges, and navigate friendships and rivalries. Characters like Zelma Stanton, Wong, and other Marvel magic users help mentor the students. It’s a mix of magic, adventure, and coming-of-age drama, similar to a superhero version of a wizarding school.

This show, if it turns out to be true has great potential in animation. Considering that Marvel Studios is currently trying to set up the younger generations of superheroes, it’s not surprising that this project would be considered.

Now industry insider Daniel Richtman brought some news regarding the unconfirmed project. Richtman shared on his Patreon that Marvel is making quick progress on ‘Strange Academy’ and that filming could potentially start as early as 2026.

Doctor Strange himself is heavily rumored to be an important part of the Multiversal Saga, so it makes sense that magic by extension will also be an important part. Recently Cumberbatch said that he wouldn’t be a part of ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ before releasing a statement that he was wrong and that fans “shouldn’t believe” everything he says.

There are also pretty loud rumors that the next Saga following Multiverse will focus on magic and mutants. Projects like ‘Blade’ and ‘Midnight Sons’ only support these claims.

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