Marvel fans, it’s time to freak out 🫠 — the Thunderbolts post credit scene has officially leaked and it’s nothing short of cosmic-level chaos. The London premiere of Thunderbolts blew the roof off, but let’s be real: it’s that final scene that’s got everyone spiraling online. 👀
Sam Wilson Gets the Spotlight
In the post-credit chaos, we see the New Avengers chilling in their sleek new tower, casually discussing how Sam Wilson (a.k.a. our new Cap) is forming his own version of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes. He even legally secured the “New Avengers” name. Like—yes, Cap with the copyright?? That’s boss energy. 🫡
But Wait—Something’s Coming From Space 🌌
Right when things seem semi-chill, there’s an alert. Something MASSIVE is approaching Earth. And surprise, it’s not another multiverse mishap. It’s something even more wild—the Fantastic Four’s ship. You read that right. Reed Richards & Co. are pulling up, and we’re not ready. 🚀💥
Is This the Avengers: Doomsday Setup?
This Thunderbolts post credit scene might be the first proper breadcrumb leading to Avengers: Doomsday. Marvel seems to be threading storylines with precision now, and this space arrival could be the start of something epic. Rumors are flying that Pedro Pascal’s Reed Richards might’ve even made a cameo, especially since he showed up at the premiere looking suspiciously proud. 🤨
What’s the Mid-Credit Scene Then?
Mid-credit scoop is still under wraps, but if the post-credit scene is already teasing New Avengers + Fantastic Four, we’re betting it’s another deep-cut setup. Could it tie in mutants? Blade? Kang variants? No clue yet, but fans are watching every leak like hawks.
Why Fans Are Losing It
Because this isn’t just a teaser. It’s the first real cross-point between two massive incoming forces in the MCU — the New Avengers and the Fantastic Four. It’s smart, it’s slick, and it proves Marvel’s not done playing 4D chess.
🕷️ So yeah, Marvel just dropped a multiverse nuke, and we’re here for it. Whether you stan Bucky, adore Yelena, or are still mourning Tony, this scene slaps you with new hype. Thunderbolts isn’t just anti-hero vibes anymore — it’s the chaotic heart of the next MCU phase.