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Am February 13, 2025 Starts Captain America: Brave New World in Europe cinemas. In our film criticism we have already told you why we can gain a lot to strip.
Many Marvel fans also ask themselves: Is there a post-credits scene and if so, what happens in it? We have the answer for you and also set a theory. Before we get there, but here the inevitable …
Spoiler warning! Please do not run red with anger and do not smash any objects in your environment if you continue to read and then find important information about the new Captain America: Brave New World or Avengers: Doomsday and Secret War. We warned you, we continue!
This is shown by the post-credit scene in Captain America: Brave New World
Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) visits the villain The Leader (Tim Blake Nelson), which was brought to the high security prison The Raft. They exchange a few rather trivial sentences in which they are emphasized that they are fundamentally different from each other-the typical good-against-evil splaw.
Then it becomes exciting: The Leader reveals Sam that with his brain, which is extremely powerful through the gamma radiation, he has calculated all the possibilities and comes to a conclusion: something big is on the move.
The Leader says that her universe could be the only one. The last sentence is the crucial one: Samuel Sterns asks Sam, whether he was ready as a superhero, his beloved world the other
to save.
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Captain America: In the new trailer for Brave New World, Sam Wilson comes up with the US President
Opposite instead of together in Avengers Doomsday and Secret Wars
The last sentence suggests: in Avengers Doomsday and Secret Wars it will very likely not be about working together the multiversary heroic figures. Rather, they will fight against each other to preserve their respective home universe from collapse.
Marvel fans could get on this numerous exciting fights, which would hardly be possible under other circumstances -For example, the Avengers of Earth-616 against the X-Men from the FOX universe, which was landed again a few years ago at Disney. The threat would therefore not be a single villain, but other heroes who also want to save their homeland.
With this orientation, Marvel would beat two birds with one stone:
- High use: Instead of just saving the world, this time the existence of several universes is at stake. In addition, a moral dilemma is created by the struggle hero vs. hero, since there is then no clear evil that needs to be combated. Everyone just wants to survive. Every victory would mean that a different universe with countless innocent living things would go under.
- Return of fan favorites: In the run -up to Doomsday and Secret Wars, rumors are circulating that Marvel not only wants to get Robert Downey Jr., but also other well -known faces such as Chris Evans and Scarlett Johansson so that the cash register rings properly. A multiverse struggle for naked survival would be a great explanation, which is why Steve Rogers, as Captain America from another universe, fought in the fight against our 616 heroes.
With this story orientation for the upcoming films, Marvel would also be based on the popular comic template of Secret Wars. In it, the various heroes of the multiverse meet on the so -called Battleworld after an inkursion has destroyed their home worlds. There, too, there are some tangible friction between the otherwise radiant heroes.
And who rules the Battleworld as a self -proclaimed God Emperor? Doctor Doom – The villain for whose role Robert Downey Jr. returns to the Marvel cinema screen. You already see: it is now relatively clear what we are heading for with Avengers Doomsday and Secret Wars.
