Marvel Studios has 13 MCU TV shows in the works that will release after Loki, not counting Loki season 2, which is also in development

1.
What If...? - August 11, 2021
Loki explored the concept of alternate timelines, but Marvel's What If...? begins the studio's foray into the multiverse. Premiering on August 11, What If...? brings back actors from all across the MCU, many of whom reprise their roles but with certain twists.

2.
Hawkeye - Late 2021

Coming later in 2021 is Hawkeye, the first solo project for Jeremy Renner's Clint Barton, who's appeared in every Avengers film along with a handful of standalone projects within the MCU but has never had a movie or show to call his own until now

3.
Ms. Marvel - Late 2021

Also releasing in late 2021 is Ms. Marvel, a series that brings the teenage superhero Kamala Khan into the MCU.

4.
Moon Knight - 2022

Marc Spector, who suffers from dissociative identity disorder, is referred to as a conduit for the Egyptian god Khonshu, who's granted Marc superhuman strength, endurance, and more, particularly during a full moon.

5.
She-Hulk - 2022

Soon, Hulk won't be the only green giant in the MCU. Marvel is developing She-Hulk

6.
Secret Invasion - 2022

Long believed to be one of Marvel's next crossover projects, the comic book story arc Secret Invasion is being turned into a TV series instead. It may not have as many superheroes as fans would've wanted, but the core concept will remain the same: the Skrulls will still invade Earth and disguise themselves among humans.

7.
The Guardians Of The Galaxy Holiday Special - Holiday 2022

It's been four years since Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 hit theaters, and it'll be another two years before the third film comes out.

8.
I Am Groot

The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special will only be the beginning, as Marvel plans to release a series of shorts centered around Groot. It's unclear what exactly the I Am Groot series will be about, or who will appear in it aside from Groot, but considering how popular the character is and how lovable people find Grogu, it's possible Marvel has a bonafide hit on their hands already.

9.
Ironheart

So far, Phase 4 has been about setting up Avengers successors. Yelena Belova is taking over as Black Widow, Sam Wilson is the new Captain America, Kate Bishop will appear as the next Hawkeye, and there's Jennifer Walters as She-Hulk. But what about Iron Man? Tony Stark was truly the first Avenger and the person who had the most influence on the team (and the franchise), but so far, there hasn't been anyone to replace him. That may change with Ironheart, which brings in Riri Williams, played by Dominique Thorne. She's a teenage engineering student at MIT who designs an armored suit similar to Iron Man's. That's what kicks off her journey, ultimately meeting Tony Stark and becoming Ironheart. Since Tony Stark is dead, that role may be replaced by someone else, like War Machine, but that remains to be seen. Ironheart is currently in development, with six episodes planned for the first season.

10.
Armor Wars

Another Iron Man-related series coming in the near future is Armor Wars, which brings back Don Cheadle as War Machine following his cameo in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

11.
Untitled Wakanda Series

Although Chadwick Boseman's tragic passing means there won't be more T'Challa stories in the MCU, the world of Black Panther is something Marvel hopes to foster on the big and small screeners. Sometime after Black Panther: Wakanda Forever releases in theaters, the studio will produce a Wakanda spinoff series from Ryan Coogler.

12.
Okoye Spinoff

Okoye in Black Panther
In addition to the Wakanda-set series, a spinoff for Danai Gurira's Okoye is rumored to be in the works.

13
Echo Spinoff

Marvel is looking to explore Echo's story in a spinoff series, though it's unclear when that would release.

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