Avengers: End of Game Credits: No scene, but there is something at the end

Marvel's latest film is now in theaters and its release is important. Avengers: Endgame has broken all box office records, but it's also the Marvel Cinematic Universe's 22nd film, which aims to get everything in the MCU to date. But Endgame differs from previous films not only in its long duration of three hours, but also in its credits. Each MCU film, which dates back to Iron Man inclusively, had a sequence of average and / or post-credit credits. It's become a tradition for moviegoers. With Endgame, however, no scene is attached to the end of the credits, but a short audio stinger awaits you.

Do not worry, there are no Endgame spoilers here, but there is a description of the audio stinger below. To learn more about the movie, check out Avengers: Endgame review or Easter egg compilation.

Avengers: Endgame marks the 22nd film of the MCU and the first time in the world of shared film without visual sequence. until the end, tease the next step for Marvel (or make some sort of joke). However, there are two things that disc enthusiasts may want to see – or hear – for themselves. More importantly, there is an audio stinger at the end of the credits, when the Marvel logo appears. The sound that hits the metal is subject to interpretation, but it seems that Tony Stark forged his first Iron Man armor.

As soon as the credits begin to roll, it's up to you to choose. You can leave the theater or stay in the credits to hear a sound that could have any meaning for phase 4. Another thing to note is earlier in the credits, because each of the original Avengers receives a brief moment under the projectors. where their signature is drawn on the screen. It's a good time, but again, it's not the kind of sequence of credits that we usually see from Marvel.

Endgame is actually the end of phase 3 of the MCU and, as we learned last month, these films will be known. like The Infinity Saga. Infinity War is over with Nick Fury of Samuel L. Jackson, contacting Captain Marvel on a pager, Ant-Man and the Wasp on the left, Scott Lang of Paul Rudd, trapped in the Quantum Kingdom with his friends. Captain Marvel showed us Carol Danvers of Brie Larson answering the call of the pager in the present, meeting the Avengers. In addition, there were some funny moments after the credit.

Some of these sequences give the audience a clue as to what happens next. But with Endgame as the end of the 22-film journey, there's nothing left to tease before the start of Phase 4 – although Marvel's director, Kevin Feige, said that Spider-Man: Away from home, not Endgame, is technically the end of phase 3. So maybe some clues about what will happen will be delivered there, once the movie came out in July. Everything that happens in Endgame, and when Far From Home is set, we know that the movie will feature Nick Fury's Peter Parker and Tom Holland, as well as various characters from Homecoming, back in our movie.

In our review of Endgame, Mike Rougeau of GameSpot wrote, "Endgame is really a love letter addressed to the entire MCU – all of it.It is complicated and confusing, and there will be a lot of discussion about whether the end makes sense – it violates the rules laid out throughout But God, it's a moving and fulfilling journey – I have no doubt we'll spend the next weeks to pick it up and dismount it until we have over-badyzed every conceivable aspect.Now, as a result of Avengers Endgame feels like a victory. "

If you can not wait for the final credits to use the facilities, check out our guide to know when to go pee. It's a spoiler-safe, giving vague hints to what events to watch when you go out to relieve yourself. After a little over three hours and such important issues, no one will blame you if you need a small toilet exit.