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Looking for more Marvel things to add to your ever-growing Disney+ queue? For the month of May, two Marvel series are hitting the streaming service and theyre perfect to watch solo, with your family, or with friends hundreds of miles away watch-along, anyone?

Fury Files drops on Disney+ on Friday, May 15, and you shouldnt be surprised that Nick Fury has files on every single Marvel Super Hero. Fury Files gives viewers top-secret access to S.H.I.E.L.D. intel on key Marvel heroes and villains. All of this is told by none other than the mysterious Fury, bringing together a mix of animation and motion comic art! Looking to download a bunch of information about every single hero? Furys got you covered.

If youve already watched the first season of Marvel's Future Adventures on Disney+, get ready for the second. All 13 episodes of Season 2 land on Disney+ on May 22, 2020. Marvels Future Avengers follows Makoto, a young boy who developed superpowers from a Hydra genetic engineering experiment, and his friends Adi and Chloe as they train under Earth's Mightiest Heroes as apprentices, dubbing themselves the "Future Avengers."

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These two series join an ever-growing roster of Marvel movies, series, and shorts you can watch on Disney+. Whether youre looking to watch something from the Marvel Cinematic Universe or relive animated shows from your childhood, theres something for everyone!

Disney+ offers subscribers high-quality and commercial-free viewing, up to four concurrent streams, unlimited downloads on up to ten devices, personalized recommendations, and the ability to set up to seven different profiles. Additionally, parents have the ability to set Kids Profiles that create an easy-to-navigate interface to access age-appropriate content.

Sign up for Disney+ and start streaming now! And be sure to follow Disney+ on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for more.

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Heres What's Coming from Marvel on Disney+ in May - Marvel Entertainment

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