Captain America: Brave New World credit scenes explained: How many are there?

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In “Captain America: Brave New World,” we approach the second-to-last film in Phase 5 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Following this, we delve into the concluding phase of The Multiverse Saga, which ends with two “Avengers” movies.

As ardent fans, it’s natural for us to anticipate sneak peeks of what’s to come in the upcoming “Captain America” film, considering the trend of post-credits scenes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).

If you’re gearing up to catch “Captain America: Brave New World”, here’s a lowdown straight from a fellow gamer on how many post-credit scenes you should be prepared for, and what each one might hint at for the Marvel Cinematic Universe ahead!

Be warned, spoilers are ahead, but we’ll flag before we delve into them.

How many credit scenes does Captain America: Brave New World have?

We can confirm that Captain America: Brave New World has only one credit scene to stick around for.

Similarly to how last year’s films featuring Deadpool and Wolverine ended, the credit scene is placed right at the conclusion of the credits. Therefore, if you want to catch it, be sure to stay until the very end.

In this film, there won’t be a scene during the credits, giving you ample opportunity to leave for a bathroom break if necessary. However, it’s worth noting that the movie is among the shorter ones in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, clocking in at approximately two hours. So, depending on your pace, you might not require a break at all.

If you didn’t catch the post-credits sequence in Captain America: Brave New World or are curious about its contents, here’s a rundown of all the spoilers from the end credit scene.

Captain America: Brave New World post-credit scene explained

In a scene following the credits of “Captain America: Brave New World,” Sam Wilson pays a visit to Samuel Sterns, who is now residing at The Raft.

Previously, Sterns managed to transform Thaddeus Ross into the Red Hulk, an event that ultimately led to his resignation from his position and imprisonment at The Raft. Now, Wilson intends to inform Sterns that contrary to what he had foreseen, the Red Hulk did not kill him.

Before allowing himself to revel excessively, Sterns issues a cautionary note about the impending danger and the future challenges we face.

It’s on its way, I’ve observed it in the likelihoods, as clear as broad daylight. All of you guardians shielding this realm, do you believe yourselves to be the sole protectors? Do you think this is the solitary universe? Prepare for what transpires when you must defend this space from the others.

Fans of Marvel will recognize this as a less-than-subtle reference to Incursions, a concept that has been hinted at earlier within the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) in films like Loki, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, and Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania.

A Collision of Worlds refers to a situation where the Earths from two separate realities clash, leading to mutual destruction. But if one world manages to destroy the other, it can effectively halt this catastrophic collision.

This scene hints at the fact that the upcoming film “Avengers: Secret Wars,” being the last installment in The Multiverse Saga, seems to be drawing inspiration from the widely acclaimed comic book storyline known as “Secret Wars.

Of course, when it comes to the MCU, they’re known for making adjustments during adaptations. But if they decide to bring the Beyonders into one of their future films, these characters from the comics who caused the Incursions, it might suggest a closer adherence to the source material.

Captain America: Brave New World is out now in cinemas.

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2025-02-14 15:50