Does ‘Captain Marvel’ Have a Post-Credits Scene?

It’s felt a little bit bit like Marvel Studios was punking us when it put this large hole between “Captain Marvel” and final summer time’s one-two intestine punch of “Avengers: Infinity War” and “Ant-Man and the Wasp.” But the wait is lastly over, and we are able to expertise “Captain Marvel” in all its glory.

It’s been fairly a bizarre wait, too, due to how dramatically “Avengers: Infinity War” upended all the MCU when Thanos snapped his fingers and worn out half of all life within the universe. We’ve been chomping on the bit for any type of data about what’s coming subsequent in “Avengers: Endgame” in April — and whereas “Captain Marvel” doesn’t instantly tie into the struggle in opposition to Thanos in “Infinity War” and “Endgame,” it does arrange Carol Danvers as a personality. And that’s an excellent factor as a result of she’s set to be an necessary determine in “Endgame.”

So in case you’re right here studying this text, you might have one and just one query: does “Captain Marvel” ship what’s at this level is the usual Marvel film expertise by delivering a bonus scene or two to tease a future film throughout or after the credit? Does it have a post-credits scene?

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The reply is sure, “Captain Marvel” does comprise two further scenes, one which comes halfway by way of the credit and one other on the very finish of the credit. You’ll undoubtedly wish to stick round for at the very least the mid-credits scene, which offers a short glimpse at “Avengers: Endgame.” The further scene on the finish of the credit is extra of a non-essential however hilarious bonus — in case you’re actually gotta get out of there, you received’t be lacking any massively essential little bit of content material.

If you don’t wanna know any of the main points for these bonus scenes, you need to shut this tab now.

Yes, we’re saying there are spoilers forward for the mid- and post-credits scenes in “Captain Marvel.”

You have been warned.

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So the primary further scene, which comes on the break between the cool animated first stage of the credit and the precise credit scroll, is what seems to be an precise scene from “Avengers: Endgame.” It’s a scene we’ve seen items of earlier than, again within the first trailer in December.

It begins with Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo), Steve Rogers (Chris Evans), Natasha Romanov (Scarlett Johansson) and Colonel James Rhodes (Don Cheadle) hanging out in Avengers HQ surveying the aftermath of the finger snap. It would seem that this scene takes place comparatively quickly after “Infinity War,” as we see a loss of life counter that continues to rise as we watch.

Meanwhile, they’ve bought Nick Fury’s (Samuel L. Jackson) beeper hooked as much as some type of system, and it’s sending its sign. But as we watch it turns itself off. Our heroes don’t know what the pager is doing, however they comprehend it should be necessary so that they attempt to get it began once more. But earlier than they’re ready to do this Carol Danvers (Brie Larson) seems out of nowhere and asks, in a disturbed tone, the place Fury is. And then the scene ends.

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There’s not a lot data to glean from that, past the truth that Carol appeared to look out of skinny air. It’s possible that this scene is condensed considerably and that it’ll last more in “Endgame,” however we do have to think about the likelihood that Carol is definitely in a position to materialize like that. Or teleport in.

Meanwhile, the top credit scene options scene stealer Goose the cat, who was revealed earlier within the film to be a Flerken. Goose stumbles as much as Nick Fury’s desk, begins heaving like he’s having a hairball, after which immediately throws up the Tesseract (which he swallowed earlier on Mar-vell’s laboratory). This is, within the MCU…