Ironheart is ready to bring Marvel Phase 5 to a close. The Disney+ series will call time on the second part of the Marvel Multiverse Saga this week, so you’ll want to know when its final three episodes will air.
Below, I’ll tell you when chapters 4, 5, and 6 of the Marvel TV Original will be released (NB: if your nation isn’t listed below, you can use one of the following dates and/or times to determine when you can stream it). There’s plenty of exclusive coverage to pore over once you’ve worked out when Ironheart‘s second half will debut in your world region, too, so be sure to read on to check those out.
When will new episodes of Ironheart be released on Disney+?
Ironheart s first season will end when its final three episodes air on Tuesday, July 1 in the US, and Wednesday, July 2 in the UK and Australia.
For a full rundown of when new episodes will be released on one of the world’s best streaming services in other nations, check out the below list:
- US – Tuesday, July 1
- Canada – Tuesday, July 1
- Brazil – Tuesday, July
- UK – Wednesday, July 2
- India – Wednesday, July 2
- Singapore – Wednesday, July 2
- Japan – Wednesday, July 2
- Australia – Wednesday, July 2
- New Zealand – Wednesday, July 2
What is the launch time for Ironheart episodes 4 to 6?
Unlike most Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) TV shows, Ironheart‘s last three episodes will all drop on the same day. While that’s good for people who like to binge watch shows and/or new seasons of established TV series, it means there won’t be new entries to look forward to after July 1 and 2.
Anyway, here’s when Ironheart‘s final three installments will make their Disney+ debut in various nations:
- US – 6pm PT / 9pm ET
- Canada – 6pm PT / 9pm ET
- Brazil – 10pm BRT
- UK – 2am BST
- India – 6:30am IST
- Singapore – 9am SGT
- Japan – 10am JST
- Australia – 11am AEST
- New Zealand – 1pm NZST
For more Ironheart coverage, check out the section below. Keep your eyes glued to TechRadar in the coming days, too, for exclusive coverage on its finale and how it might impact future MCU projects.
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