Thunderbolts post-credits scene has MCU fans divided
Topics: Marvel, MCU, TV And Film, Comics
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Topics: Marvel, MCU, TV And Film, Comics
The premiere of Marvel’s latest movie, Thunderbolts* has happened, and while only a select few have seen the film, spoilers are already drifting around revealing more about that asterisk in the title, along with the post-credit scenes.
It’s hard to know what’s real and what’s fake at the moment, though Marvel has revealed that the asterisk meant the Thunderbolts name was a placeholder for something more epic.
The post-credits scenes of Thunderbolts* are already being dissected online
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Over on Reddit, fans are hearing all kinds of rumours about those post-credits scenes which have become a staple for Marvel movies.
While some of these are blatantly fake, it might be worth reading on with some caution, in case these are real spoilers.
One Redditor has seen three different versions of the scenes in Discord and social media chats: “Reed talking to Sentry, R-Doom-J capturing Sentry, and The Thunderbolts talking about Sam reassembling the Avengers but are interrupted by a ship appearing in orbit.”
Some think that Doom appearing would make a lot of sense, as we’re building up to Avengers: DOOMSDAY, but are hesitant.
“I think it’d work, but I want them to save the Doom reveal for Fantastic Four,” said UnnecessaryFella
“I've heard around Twitter that that's exactly what happens. There's a Doom scene, but we only see his back, and he says only one word, replies HearTheEkko.
One fan explains that the ‘ship in orbit’ is a very particular ship, saying, “it's very explicitly the F4 appearing in NYC.”
This ties in with the idea that The Fantastic Four will be coming to the MCU timeline, plus it builds excitement for the next film coming in July.
One interesting theory/rumour is explained by Chris_2112 who says one scene is, “The Leader in a castle talking about a gamma war taking place on another planet with someone sitting on a throne and then standing up and seeing their green cape.”
Not only does this introduce Doctor Doom, but it sets up World War Hulk, which we saw teased in the leaked concept art a few months ago, possibly being one of the worlds Doom will merge into Battleworld.
There’s only one way to find out what the post-credits scene really is, and that’s to watch Thunderbolts* next week.