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** Episode 4, "[[Recap/LokiEpisode4TheNexusEvent The Nexus Event]]", has a mid-credits scene where [[spoiler:after Loki was "pruned" (supposedly erased from existence), he wakes up in a post-apocalyptic world. A group of Loki Variants approach him and and tell him to come with them if he wants to live.]]
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** The finale, [[Recap/TheFalconAndTheWinterSoldierEpisode6OneWorldOnePeople Episode 6]], has Sharon Carter receive a pardon and is reinstated by the CIA. [[spoiler:Unfortunately, she is the villain the Power Broker and plans to use her position to further her plans to sell secrets and destabilize the government.]]
* ''Series/Loki2021'': Episode 4, "[[Recap/LokiEpisode4TheNexusEvent The Nexus Event]]", has a mid-credits scene where [[spoiler:after Loki was "pruned" (supposedly erased from existence), he wakes up in a post-apocalyptic world. A group of Loki Variants approach him and and tell him to come with them if he wants to live.]]
* ''Series/Loki2021'': Episode 4, "[[Recap/LokiEpisode4TheNexusEvent The Nexus Event]]", has a mid-credits scene where [[spoiler:after Loki was "pruned" (supposedly erased from existence), he wakes up in a post-apocalyptic world. A group of Loki Variants approach him and and tell him to come with them if he wants to live.]]
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** The finale, [[Recap/TheFalconAndTheWinterSoldierEpisode6OneWorldOnePeople Episode 6]], has Sharon Carter receive a pardon and is reinstated by the CIA. [[spoiler:Unfortunately, she is the villain the villainous Power Broker Broker, and plans to use her position to further her plans to sell secrets and destabilize the government.]]
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** The first episode has an audible stinger (without any visuals) right at the very end of the end credits. Miss Minutes thanks those visiting the TVA and asks them to not forget to share their feedback on the service.
** Episode 4, "[[Recap/LokiEpisode4TheNexusEvent The Nexus Event]]", has a mid-credits scene where [[spoiler:after Loki was "pruned" (supposedly erased from existence), he wakes up in a post-apocalyptic world. A group of Loki Variants approach him and and tell him to come with them if he wants to live.]]
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* ''Film/IronMan3'' has some good comedic competition for ''The Avengers''; the film began with Tony [[FramingDevice narrating]] the events to the audience, but the stinger reveals that he's pouring his heart out to [[Comicbook/TheIncredibleHulk Bruce Banner]] -- ''who's fallen asleep.'' He wakes up to Tony's exasperation, but Banner just apologetically points out that he's NotThatKindOfDoctor.
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* ''Film/IronMan3'' has some good comedic competition for ''The Avengers''; the film began with Tony [[FramingDevice narrating]] the events to the audience, but the stinger reveals that he's pouring his heart out to [[Comicbook/TheIncredibleHulk [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk Bruce Banner]] -- ''who's fallen asleep.'' He wakes up to Tony's exasperation, but Banner just apologetically points out that he's NotThatKindOfDoctor.
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* ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' has [[spoiler:[[AvertedTrope no mid- or post-credits scenes]], befitting its status as the EndOfAnAge. However, after the credits, the sound of [[Film/IronMan1 Tony forging the Iron Man armor from his first film]] is heard, as a CallBack to where it all began. The special edition adds a scene where Professor Hulk helps some firefighters.]]
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* ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' has [[spoiler:[[AvertedTrope no mid- or post-credits scenes]], befitting its status as the EndOfAnAge. However, after the credits, the sound of [[Film/IronMan1 Tony forging the Iron Man armor from his first film]] is heard, as a CallBack to where it all began. The special edition adds a mid-credits scene where Professor Hulk helps some firefighters.]]
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* ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'''s mid-credits scene shows [[spoiler: Bucky willingly deciding to be frozen again until a cure is found to free himself from Hydra's mind control program, with T'Challa/Black Panther providing him a much needed safe and secret haven inside his headquarters in Wakanda.]] The post-credits scene shows Peter Parker/Spider-Man in his room, activating a gadget Tony Stark offered him. He is amusingly telling half-lies about "a guy from Brooklyn named Steve and another huge guy" to Aunt May to explain his bruised face. It concludes with a James Bond-esque phrase: "Spider-Man will return".
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* ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'''s mid-credits scene shows [[spoiler: Bucky willingly deciding to be frozen again until a cure is found to free himself from Hydra's mind control program, with T'Challa/Black Panther providing him a much needed safe and secret haven inside his headquarters in Wakanda.]] The post-credits scene shows Peter Parker/Spider-Man in his room, activating a gadget Tony Stark offered him. He is amusingly telling half-lies about "a guy from Brooklyn named Steve and another huge guy" to Aunt May to explain his bruised face. It concludes with a James Bond-esque Bond-Esque phrase: "Spider-Man will return".
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* The mid-credits scene in ''Film/SpiderManHomecoming'' suggests that some of the villains Spidey has stopped so far are interested in teaming up and going after him. The post-credits scene foreshadows [[spoiler:nothing at all. Instead Captain America appears in another educational short like the ones Peter and his classmates watched in school, discussing [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall the importance of patience, and how sometimes, it isn't actually rewarded.]]]]
* The mid-credits scene of ''Film/ThorRagnarok'' sees [[spoiler: the Asgardian refugees headed to Earth on a spaceship. Loki points out it might not be the best idea to bring ''him'' with them, but Thor assures him it'll work out...and then a massive ship, [[Film/AvengersInfinityWar which we later find out contains Thanos and the Black Order]], appears right in their path.]] The post-credits scene has [[spoiler: the Grandmaster trying to take partial credit for the uprising on Sakaar. After all, you can't have an uprising without someone to rise up ''against'', right?]]
* The mid-credits scene of ''Film/ThorRagnarok'' sees [[spoiler: the Asgardian refugees headed to Earth on a spaceship. Loki points out it might not be the best idea to bring ''him'' with them, but Thor assures him it'll work out...and then a massive ship, [[Film/AvengersInfinityWar which we later find out contains Thanos and the Black Order]], appears right in their path.]] The post-credits scene has [[spoiler: the Grandmaster trying to take partial credit for the uprising on Sakaar. After all, you can't have an uprising without someone to rise up ''against'', right?]]
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* The mid-credits scene of ''Film/ThorRagnarok'' sees [[spoiler: the Asgardian refugees headed to Earth on a spaceship. Loki points out it might not be the best idea to bring ''him'' with them, but Thor assures him it'll work out...and then a massive ship, [[Film/AvengersInfinityWar which we later find out contains Thanos and the Black Order]], appears right in their path.]] The post-credits scene has [[spoiler: the Grandmaster trying to take partial credit for the uprising on Sakaar. After all, you can't have an uprising without someone to riseup ''against'', right?]]
* The mid-credits scene of ''Film/ThorRagnarok'' sees [[spoiler: the Asgardian refugees headed to Earth on a spaceship. Loki points out it might not be the best idea to bring ''him'' with them, but Thor assures him it'll work out...and then a massive ship, [[Film/AvengersInfinityWar which we later find out contains Thanos and the Black Order]], appears right in their path.]] The post-credits scene has [[spoiler: the Grandmaster trying to take partial credit for the uprising on Sakaar. After all, you can't have an uprising without someone to rise
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** [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode8PreviouslyOn Episode 8]] has its own mid-credits scene, revealing that [[spoiler: S.W.O.R.D. director Tyler Hayward was able complete Project Cataract (a reconstruction of the real Vision) thanks to using a sample of Wanda's magic from the drone that tried to attack her during the fifth episode]].
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* Like ''[=WandaVision=]'', ''Series/TheFalconAndTheWinterSoldier'' has no examples early in the series, but [[Recap/TheFalconAndTheWinterSoldierEpisode5Truth Episode 5]] is the first episode to have a mid-credits scene. In it, [[ComicBook/USAgent John Walker]], having been stripped of the mantle of Captain America by the U.S. government for murder, is seen forging a new shield out of his military decorations, still believing to have what it takes to be Captain America.
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* Like ''[=WandaVision=]'', ''Series/TheFalconAndTheWinterSoldier'' has no examples early in the series, but [[Recap/TheFalconAndTheWinterSoldierEpisode5Truth Episode 5]] is the first episode to have a mid-credits scene. In it, [[ComicBook/USAgent John Walker]], having been stripped of the mantle of Captain America by the U.S. government for murder, is seen forging a new shield out of scrap metal and his military decorations, still believing to have he has what it takes to be Captain America.America.
** The finale, [[Recap/TheFalconAndTheWinterSoldierEpisode6OneWorldOnePeople Episode 6]], has Sharon Carter receive a pardon and is reinstated by the CIA. [[spoiler:Unfortunately, she is the villain the Power Broker and plans to use her position to further her plans to sell secrets and destabilize the government.]]
** The finale, [[Recap/TheFalconAndTheWinterSoldierEpisode6OneWorldOnePeople Episode 6]], has Sharon Carter receive a pardon and is reinstated by the CIA. [[spoiler:Unfortunately, she is the villain the Power Broker and plans to use her position to further her plans to sell secrets and destabilize the government.]]
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** [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode9TheSeriesFinale The finale]] [[RuleOfThree ALSO has a mid-credits scene]], showing [[spoiler:Hayward getting arrested, allowing the FBI to investigate the Westview case themselves. There's also a SequelHook for ''Film/CaptainMarvel2'' in which Monica learns from a Skrull masquerading as an FBI agent that Captain Marvel needs her help somewhere in space]].
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* ''Series/WandaVision'' doesn't have any until [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode7BreakingTheFourthWall the seventh episode]], which has a mid-credits scene where [[spoiler:ComicBook/MonicaRambeau looks for Wanda at Agnes's house until she gets captured by "Pietro", who had been revealed to be in cahoots with Agatha Harkness]]. [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode8PreviouslyOn The following episode]] has its own mid-credits scene, revealing that [[spoiler: S.W.O.R.D. director Tyler Hayward was able complete Project Cataract (a reconstruction of the real Vision) thanks to using a sample of Wanda's magic from the drone that tried to attack her during the fifth episode]]. [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode9TheSeriesFinale The episode after THAT]] [[RuleOfThree ALSO has a mid-credits scene]], showing [[spoiler:Hayward getting arrested, allowing the FBI to investigate the Westview case themselves, as well as a SequelHook for ''Film/CaptainMarvel2'' in which Monica learns from a Skrull masquerading as an FBI agent that Captain Marvel needs her help somewhere in space]]. The series as whole ends on the traditional post-credits scene, this time showing [[spoiler:the fully-minted Scarlet Witch herself studying the Darkhold (and learning how to be in two places at once) when she hears cries for help -- it appears [[ComicBook/{{Wiccan}} Billy]] and Tommy somehow still exist without the sitcom anomaly. This, of course, [[SequelHook sets up]] Wanda's role in ''Film/DoctorStrangeInTheMultiverseOfMadness'']].
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** [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode8PreviouslyOnThe following episode]] Episode 8]] has its own mid-credits scene, revealing that [[spoiler: S.W.O.R.D. director Tyler Hayward was able complete Project Cataract (a reconstruction of the real Vision) thanks to using a sample of Wanda's magic from the drone that tried to attack her during the fifth episode]].
** [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode9TheSeriesFinale Theepisode after THAT]] finale]] [[RuleOfThree ALSO has a mid-credits scene]], showing [[spoiler:Hayward getting arrested, allowing the FBI to investigate the Westview case themselves, as well as themselves. There's also a SequelHook for ''Film/CaptainMarvel2'' in which Monica learns from a Skrull masquerading as an FBI agent that Captain Marvel needs her help somewhere in space]]. space]].
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* ''Series/WandaVision'' doesn't have any until [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode7BreakingTheFourthWall the seventh episode]], which has a mid-credits scene where [[spoiler:ComicBook/MonicaRambeau looks for Wanda at Agnes's house until she gets captured by "Pietro", who had been revealed to be in cahoots with Agatha Harkness]]. [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode8PreviouslyOn The following episode]] has its own mid-credits scene, revealing that [[spoiler: S.W.O.R.D. director Tyler Hayward was able complete Project Cataract (a reconstruction of the real Vision) thanks to using a sample of Wanda's magic from the drone that tried to attack her during the fifth episode]]. [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode9TheSeriesFinale The episode after THAT]] [[RuleOfThree ALSO has a mid-credits scene]], showing [[spoiler:Hayward getting arrested, allowing the FBI to investigate the Westview case themselves, as well as a SequelHook for ''Film/CaptainMarvel2'' in which Monica learns from a Skrull masquerading as an FBI agent that Captain Marvel needs her help somewhere in space]]. The series as whole ends on the traditional post-credits scene, this time showing [[spoiler:the fully-minted Scarlet Witch herself studying the Darkhold (and learning how to be in two places at once) when she hears cries for help -- it appears [[ComicBook/{{Wiccan}} Billy]] and Tommy somehow still exist without the sitcom anomaly. This, of course, [[SequelHook sets up]] Wanda's role in ''Film/DoctorStrangeAndTheMultiverseOfMadness'']].
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* ''Series/WandaVision'' doesn't have any until [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode7BreakingTheFourthWall the seventh episode]], which has a mid-credits scene where [[spoiler:ComicBook/MonicaRambeau looks for Wanda at Agnes's house until she gets captured by "Pietro", who had been revealed to be in cahoots with Agatha Harkness]]. [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode8PreviouslyOn The following episode]] has its own mid-credits scene, revealing that [[spoiler: S.W.O.R.D. director Tyler Hayward was able complete Project Cataract (a reconstruction of the real Vision) thanks to using a sample of Wanda's magic from the drone that tried to attack her during the fifth episode]]. [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode9TheSeriesFinale The episode after THAT]] [[RuleOfThree ALSO has a mid-credits scene]], showing [[spoiler:Hayward getting arrested, allowing the FBI to investigate the Westview case themselves, as well as a SequelHook for ''Film/CaptainMarvel2'' in which Monica learns from a Skrull masquerading as an FBI agent that Captain Marvel needs her help somewhere in space]]. The series as whole ends on the traditional post-credits scene, this time showing [[spoiler:the fully-minted Scarlet Witch herself studying the Darkhold (and learning how to be in two places at once) when she hears cries for help -- it appears [[ComicBook/{{Wiccan}} Billy]] and Tommy somehow still exist without the sitcom anomaly. This, of course, [[SequelHook sets up]] Wanda's role in ''Film/DoctorStrangeAndTheMultiverseOfMadness'']].''Film/DoctorStrangeInTheMultiverseOfMadness'']].
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* ''Series/WandaVision'' doesn't have any until [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode7BreakingTheFourthWall the seventh episode]], which has a mid-credits scene where [[spoiler:ComicBook/MonicaRambeau looks for Wanda at Agnes's house until she gets captured by "Pietro", who had been revealed to be in cahoots with Agatha Harkness]]. [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode8PreviouslyOn The following episode]] has its own mid-credits scene, revealing that [[spoiler: S.W.O.R.D. director Tyler Hayward was able complete Project Cataract (a reconstruction of the real Vision) thanks to using a sample of Wanda's magic from the drone that tried to attack her during the fifth episode]]. [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode9TheSeriesFinale The episode after THAT]] [[RuleOfThree ALSO has a mid-credits scene]], showing [[spoiler:Hayward getting arrested, allowing the FBI to investigate the Westview case themselves, as well as a SequelHook for ''Film/CaptainMarvel2'' in which Monica learns from a Skrull masquerading as an FBI agent that Captain Marvel needs her help somewhere in space]]. The series as whole ends on the traditional post-credits scene, this time showing [[spoiler:the fully-minted Scarlet Witch herself studying the Darkhold (and learning how to be in two places at once) when she hears cries for help -- it appears [[ComicBook/{{Wiccan}} Billy]] and Tommy somehow still exist without the sitcom anomaly. This, of course, [[SequelHook sets up]] Wanda's role in ''Film/DoctorStrangeAndTheMultiverseOfMadness'']].
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* ''Series/WandaVision'' doesn't have any until [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode7BreakingTheFourthWall the seventh episode]], which has a mid-credits scene where [[spoiler:ComicBook/MonicaRambeau looks for Wanda at Agnes's house until she gets captured by "Pietro", who had been revealed to be in cahoots with Agatha Harkness]]. [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode8PreviosulyOn [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode8PreviouslyOn The following episode]] has its own mid-credits scene, revealing that [[spoiler: S.W.O.R.D. director Tyler Hayward was able complete Project Cataract (a reconstruction of the real Vision) thanks to using a sample of Wanda's magic from the drone that tried to attack her during the fifth episode]].
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* ''Series/WandaVision'' doesn't have any until [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode7BreakingTheFourthWall the seventh episode]], which has a mid-credits scene where [[spoiler:ComicBook/MonicaRambeau looks for Wanda at Agnes's house until she gets captured by "Pietro", who had been revealed to be in cahoots with Agatha Harkness]]. [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode8PreviosulyOn The following episode]] has its own mid-credits scene, revealing that [[spoiler: S.W.O.R.D. director Tyler Hayward was able complete Project Cataract (a reconstruction of the real Vision) thanks to using a sample of Wanda's magic from the drone that tried to attack her during the fifth episode]].
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* ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome''; In the mid-credits scene, [[spoiler:J. Jonah Jameson ([[RoleReprise once again]] [[Film/SpiderManTrilogy played by]] Creator/JKSimmons) presents Quentin Beck's [[ManipulativeEditing doctored footage]] to the public, exposing Spider-Man's SecretIdentity and framing him for the London attack.]] In the post-credits scene, [[spoiler:Fury and Hill are revealed to be Talos and Soren impersonating them, while the real Fury is on a Skrull spaceship and working with them on an unknown task.]]
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* ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome''; In the mid-credits scene, [[spoiler:J. Jonah Jameson ([[RoleReprise once again]] [[Film/SpiderManTrilogy played by]] Creator/JKSimmons) presents Quentin Beck's [[ManipulativeEditing doctored footage]] to the public, exposing Spider-Man's SecretIdentity and framing him for the London attack.]] In the post-credits scene, [[spoiler:Fury and Hill are revealed to be Talos and Soren impersonating them, while the real Fury is on a Skrull spaceship and working with them on an unknown task.]]]]
* ''Series/WandaVision'' doesn't have any until [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode7BreakingTheFourthWall the seventh episode]], which has a mid-credits scene where [[spoiler:ComicBook/MonicaRambeau looks for Wanda at Agnes's house until she gets captured by "Pietro", who had been revealed to be in cahoots with Agatha Harkness]].
* ''Series/WandaVision'' doesn't have any until [[Recap/WandaVisionEpisode7BreakingTheFourthWall the seventh episode]], which has a mid-credits scene where [[spoiler:ComicBook/MonicaRambeau looks for Wanda at Agnes's house until she gets captured by "Pietro", who had been revealed to be in cahoots with Agatha Harkness]].
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->''"Hi, I’m Captain America, here to talk to you about one of the most valuable traits a soldier or student can have: patience. Sometimes, patience is the key to victory; other times, it leads to very little, and it seems like it’s not worth it. And you wonder why you waited to so long for something so disappointing."''
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* ''Film/{{Thor}}'' has Nick Fury showing Dr. Selvig the Tesseract in his possession. Unbeknownst to him is that Selvig is possessed by Loki....
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->''"Hi, I’m Captain America, here to talk to you about one of the most valuable traits a soldier or student can have: patience. Sometimes, patience is the key to victory; other times, and it leads to very little, and it seems like it’s not worth it. And you wonder why you waited to so long for something so disappointing."''
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A staple of the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, stingers are generally used to build up continuity, but are just as often used to simply troll the audience. They are so common in the MCU that they have come to be expected by audiences:
* In the first ''Film/IronMan1'' movie, Nick Fury (played by Creator/SamuelLJackson) talks with Tony Stark about the "Avenger Initiative".
* In ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk'', Tony Stark shows up to discuss with General Ross about a certain team that's getting together. Technically, it's not after the credits -- just the final scene of the movie. WordOfGod says it ''was'' originally supposed to be a stinger, but ExecutiveMeddling pushed it forward. ''Film/TheConsultant'' short shows that this was set up specifically to ''block'' what they were talking about from happening.
* ''Film/IronMan2'' ends with Agent Coulson of S.H.I.E.L.D. arriving at a massive crater in New Mexico. He calls Nick Fury and says that "We've found it." -- "it" being Film/{{Thor}}'s Hammer.
* ''Film/{{Thor}}'' has Nick Fury showing Dr. Selvig the Tesseract in his possession. Unbeknownst to him is that Selvig is possessed by Loki....
* ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger'' dispensed with the subtlety and showed a trailer for ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'', showing all the characters and revealing Loki as one of the main villains.
* ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'' has a mid-credits scene revealing TheManBehindTheMan who gave Loki his scepter and the Chitauri army to command is Thanos. And after the full credits, there's a scene showing the team tiredly and quietly eating lunch at a shawarma place Tony suggested.
* ''Film/IronMan3'' has some good comedic competition for ''The Avengers''; the film began with Tony [[FramingDevice narrating]] the events seemingly to the audience, but the stinger reveals that he's pouring his heart out to [[Comicbook/TheIncredibleHulk Bruce Banner]] -- ''who's fallen asleep.'' He wakes up to Tony's exasperation, but Banner just apologetically points out that he's NotThatKindOfDoctor.
* ''Film/ThorTheDarkWorld'' is like ''The Avengers'', in that it has a mid-credits serious scene and a post-credits humorous scene. The mid-credits scene has Volstagg and Sif giving [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy The Collector]] the Aether for safekeeping and revealing that it and the previous movies' Tesseract are [[ComicBook/TheInfinityGauntlet Infinity Stones]], while the post-credits scene has Thor and Jane reuniting on Earth... and the Ice Beast that ended up on Earth during the final fight still loose, chasing pigeons.
* ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier'' also has two separate stingers. The mid-credits scene shows Baron Strucker observing a captive Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch, as well as Loki's scepter, setting up ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron''. The post-credits scene shows the Winter Soldier visiting the Captain America exhibit at the Smithsonian, implying that his memory is returning.
* ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'' has just one: a battered Collector sitting in his hideout, getting licked by Cosmo the Spacedog and listening to the chatter of one of his specimens: ComicBook/HowardTheDuck!
* A mid-credits scene in ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron'' has Thanos taking the Infinity Gauntlet and deciding that he'll have to take all of the Infinity Stones himself (this was later declared [[CanonDiscontinuity non-canon]] by the directors of ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar).'' However, it's also the first film since ''The Incredible Hulk'' to ''not'' feature a post-credits scene.
* ''Film/AntMan1'' returns to the mid-credits and post-credits model. One scene shows Hope van Dyne getting her own suit and becoming the new Wasp. The other shows Captain America and ComicBook/TheFalcon locating ComicBook/BuckyBarnes, who is stuck to some sort of contraption. Falcon then mentions that he knows a guy (Ant-Man) who could help them out.
* ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'''s mid-credits scene shows [[spoiler: Bucky willingly deciding to be frozen again until a cure is found to free himself from Hydra's mind control program, with T'Challa/Black Panther providing him a much needed safe and secret haven inside his headquarters in Wakanda.]] The post-credits scene shows Peter Parker/Spider-Man in his room, activating a gadget Tony Stark offered him. He is amusingly telling half-lies about "a guy from Brooklyn named Steve and another huge guy" to Aunt May to explain his bruised face. It concludes with a James Bond-esque phrase: "Spider-Man will return".
* The mid-credits scene in ''Film/DoctorStrange2016'' has [[spoiler: Strange agreeing to [[Film/ThorRagnarok help Thor and Loki find Odin]]]]. The post-credits scene shows [[spoiler:Mordo's descent into evil as he steals the magic that Jonathan Pangborn was using to keep walking, as Mordo decides there are "too many sorcerers."]]
* Taken UpToEleven -- [[ExaggeratedTrope even by MCU standards!]] -- with ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2'', as the movie has no less than '''five''' scenes during and after the credits (many of these are just throwaway gags, however):
** Kraglin practices how to use [[spoiler:Yondu's Yaka Arrow, only to accidentally stab Drax in the neck]].
** In the aftermath of [[spoiler:Yondu's death]], Stakar reassembles his original team, [[spoiler:whom comic fans might recognize as the original Guardians of the Galaxy]].
** Ayesha is in the process of creating the "next step" in the evolution of her people, and [[spoiler:decides to christen said new creation with the name [[ComicBook/AdamWarlock "Adam"]]]].
** Groot, [[spoiler:now having grown to be a teenager]], is scolded by Peter for letting his room on the Ravager dropship become filthy, but ignores Peter in favor of playing a video game. It's implied Peter understands Groot's speech now.
** The Watchers abandon [[spoiler:Creator/StanLee]], leaving him without a way to get back home.
* The mid-credits scene in ''Film/SpiderManHomecoming'' suggests that some of the villains Spidey has stopped so far are interested in teaming up and going after him. The post-credits scene foreshadows [[spoiler:nothing at all. Instead Captain America appears in another educational short like the ones Peter and his classmates watched in school, discussing [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall the importance of patience, and how sometimes, it isn't actually rewarded.]]]]
* The mid-credits scene of ''Film/ThorRagnarok'' sees [[spoiler: the Asgardian refugees headed to Earth on a spaceship. Loki points out it might not be the best idea to bring ''him'' with them, but Thor assures him it'll work out...and then a massive ship, [[Film/AvengersInfinityWar which we later find out contains Thanos and the Black Order]], appears right in their path.]] The post-credits scene has [[spoiler: the Grandmaster trying to take partial credit for the uprising on Sakaar. After all, you can't have an uprising without someone to rise up ''against'', right?]]
* The mid-credits scene of ''Film/BlackPanther2018'' sees [[spoiler: King T'Challa telling the truth about Wakanda to the United Nations, and pledging to share their resources and technology.]] The post-credits scene has [[spoiler: a few Wakandan children awaken a sleeping Bucky Barnes. He's greeted by Shuri as he walks out, who says there's a lot of things they have to do.]]
* ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'' has a post-credits scene where Nick Fury and Maria Hill are driving and discussing signs that a great battle happened over Wakanda. [[spoiler:Then, due to Thanos using the Infinity Gauntlet to randomly kill half the universe's population, random people start disintegrating, causing cars and helicopters to crash. As the survivors panic, the two attempt to help them, but Maria disintegrates. Nick pulls out a pager-like device, but he disintegrates, letting out a "[[CurseCutShort Motherfu-]]" before he goes. The device falls to the ground and shows it sent a message to Captain Marvel.]]
* The mid-credits scene of ''Film/AntManAndTheWasp'' sees [[spoiler:Scott going to the Quantum Realm in order to collect the materials needed to help Ghost's condition, only to have Hank, Hope, and Janet disintegrate from Thanos randomly killing half of the universe in ''Avengers: Infinity War'' while Scott remains stranded in the Quantum Realm.]] The post-credit scene has the giant ant from the previous ''Ant-Man'' movie [[RunningGag playing the drums]] [[spoiler:[[MoodWhiplash while an emergency broadcast signal is on the television due to the events of Thanos using the Infinity Gauntlet.]]]]
* The mid-credits scene of ''Film/{{Captain Marvel|2019}}'' has the [[spoiler:surviving Avengers looking at Fury's mysterious pager as its power seemingly runs out. As Natasha talks about wanting to know who the pager was trying to reach, Captain Marvel suddenly appears behind them asking about Fury's whereabouts.]] The post-credits scene on the other hand [[spoiler:simply shows Goose, the Flerken, coughing up the Tesseract that she had swallowed during the course of the film, onto Fury's desk]].
* ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' has [[spoiler:[[AvertedTrope no mid- or post-credits scenes]], befitting its status as the EndOfAnAge. However, after the credits, the sound of [[Film/IronMan1 Tony forging the Iron Man armor from his first film]] is heard, as a CallBack to where it all began.]]
* ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome''; In the mid-credits scene, [[spoiler:J. Jonah Jameson ([[RoleReprise once again]] [[Film/SpiderManTrilogy played by]] Creator/JKSimmons) presents Quentin Beck's [[ManipulativeEditing doctored footage]] to the public, exposing Spider-Man's SecretIdentity and framing him for the London attack.]] In the post-credits scene, [[spoiler:Fury and Hill are revealed to be Talos and Soren impersonating them, while the real Fury is on a Skrull spaceship and working with them on an unknown task.]]
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* In the first ''Film/IronMan1'' movie, Nick Fury (played by Creator/SamuelLJackson) talks with Tony Stark about the "Avenger Initiative".
* In ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk'', Tony Stark shows up to discuss with General Ross about a certain team that's getting together. Technically, it's not after the credits -- just the final scene of the movie. WordOfGod says it ''was'' originally supposed to be a stinger, but ExecutiveMeddling pushed it forward. ''Film/TheConsultant'' short shows that this was set up specifically to ''block'' what they were talking about from happening.
* ''Film/IronMan2'' ends with Agent Coulson of S.H.I.E.L.D. arriving at a massive crater in New Mexico. He calls Nick Fury and says that "We've found it." -- "it" being Film/{{Thor}}'s Hammer.
* ''Film/{{Thor}}'' has Nick Fury showing Dr. Selvig the Tesseract in his possession. Unbeknownst to him is that Selvig is possessed by Loki....
* ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger'' dispensed with the subtlety and showed a trailer for ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'', showing all the characters and revealing Loki as one of the main villains.
* ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'' has a mid-credits scene revealing TheManBehindTheMan who gave Loki his scepter and the Chitauri army to command is Thanos. And after the full credits, there's a scene showing the team tiredly and quietly eating lunch at a shawarma place Tony suggested.
* ''Film/IronMan3'' has some good comedic competition for ''The Avengers''; the film began with Tony [[FramingDevice narrating]] the events seemingly to the audience, but the stinger reveals that he's pouring his heart out to [[Comicbook/TheIncredibleHulk Bruce Banner]] -- ''who's fallen asleep.'' He wakes up to Tony's exasperation, but Banner just apologetically points out that he's NotThatKindOfDoctor.
* ''Film/ThorTheDarkWorld'' is like ''The Avengers'', in that it has a mid-credits serious scene and a post-credits humorous scene. The mid-credits scene has Volstagg and Sif giving [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy The Collector]] the Aether for safekeeping and revealing that it and the previous movies' Tesseract are [[ComicBook/TheInfinityGauntlet Infinity Stones]], while the post-credits scene has Thor and Jane reuniting on Earth... and the Ice Beast that ended up on Earth during the final fight still loose, chasing pigeons.
* ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier'' also has two separate stingers. The mid-credits scene shows Baron Strucker observing a captive Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch, as well as Loki's scepter, setting up ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron''. The post-credits scene shows the Winter Soldier visiting the Captain America exhibit at the Smithsonian, implying that his memory is returning.
* ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'' has just one: a battered Collector sitting in his hideout, getting licked by Cosmo the Spacedog and listening to the chatter of one of his specimens: ComicBook/HowardTheDuck!
* A mid-credits scene in ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron'' has Thanos taking the Infinity Gauntlet and deciding that he'll have to take all of the Infinity Stones himself (this was later declared [[CanonDiscontinuity non-canon]] by the directors of ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar).'' However, it's also the first film since ''The Incredible Hulk'' to ''not'' feature a post-credits scene.
* ''Film/AntMan1'' returns to the mid-credits and post-credits model. One scene shows Hope van Dyne getting her own suit and becoming the new Wasp. The other shows Captain America and ComicBook/TheFalcon locating ComicBook/BuckyBarnes, who is stuck to some sort of contraption. Falcon then mentions that he knows a guy (Ant-Man) who could help them out.
* ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'''s mid-credits scene shows [[spoiler: Bucky willingly deciding to be frozen again until a cure is found to free himself from Hydra's mind control program, with T'Challa/Black Panther providing him a much needed safe and secret haven inside his headquarters in Wakanda.]] The post-credits scene shows Peter Parker/Spider-Man in his room, activating a gadget Tony Stark offered him. He is amusingly telling half-lies about "a guy from Brooklyn named Steve and another huge guy" to Aunt May to explain his bruised face. It concludes with a James Bond-esque phrase: "Spider-Man will return".
* The mid-credits scene in ''Film/DoctorStrange2016'' has [[spoiler: Strange agreeing to [[Film/ThorRagnarok help Thor and Loki find Odin]]]]. The post-credits scene shows [[spoiler:Mordo's descent into evil as he steals the magic that Jonathan Pangborn was using to keep walking, as Mordo decides there are "too many sorcerers."]]
* Taken UpToEleven -- [[ExaggeratedTrope even by MCU standards!]] -- with ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2'', as the movie has no less than '''five''' scenes during and after the credits (many of these are just throwaway gags, however):
** Kraglin practices how to use [[spoiler:Yondu's Yaka Arrow, only to accidentally stab Drax in the neck]].
** In the aftermath of [[spoiler:Yondu's death]], Stakar reassembles his original team, [[spoiler:whom comic fans might recognize as the original Guardians of the Galaxy]].
** Ayesha is in the process of creating the "next step" in the evolution of her people, and [[spoiler:decides to christen said new creation with the name [[ComicBook/AdamWarlock "Adam"]]]].
** Groot, [[spoiler:now having grown to be a teenager]], is scolded by Peter for letting his room on the Ravager dropship become filthy, but ignores Peter in favor of playing a video game. It's implied Peter understands Groot's speech now.
** The Watchers abandon [[spoiler:Creator/StanLee]], leaving him without a way to get back home.
* The mid-credits scene in ''Film/SpiderManHomecoming'' suggests that some of the villains Spidey has stopped so far are interested in teaming up and going after him. The post-credits scene foreshadows [[spoiler:nothing at all. Instead Captain America appears in another educational short like the ones Peter and his classmates watched in school, discussing [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall the importance of patience, and how sometimes, it isn't actually rewarded.]]]]
* The mid-credits scene of ''Film/ThorRagnarok'' sees [[spoiler: the Asgardian refugees headed to Earth on a spaceship. Loki points out it might not be the best idea to bring ''him'' with them, but Thor assures him it'll work out...and then a massive ship, [[Film/AvengersInfinityWar which we later find out contains Thanos and the Black Order]], appears right in their path.]] The post-credits scene has [[spoiler: the Grandmaster trying to take partial credit for the uprising on Sakaar. After all, you can't have an uprising without someone to rise up ''against'', right?]]
* The mid-credits scene of ''Film/BlackPanther2018'' sees [[spoiler: King T'Challa telling the truth about Wakanda to the United Nations, and pledging to share their resources and technology.]] The post-credits scene has [[spoiler: a few Wakandan children awaken a sleeping Bucky Barnes. He's greeted by Shuri as he walks out, who says there's a lot of things they have to do.]]
* ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'' has a post-credits scene where Nick Fury and Maria Hill are driving and discussing signs that a great battle happened over Wakanda. [[spoiler:Then, due to Thanos using the Infinity Gauntlet to randomly kill half the universe's population, random people start disintegrating, causing cars and helicopters to crash. As the survivors panic, the two attempt to help them, but Maria disintegrates. Nick pulls out a pager-like device, but he disintegrates, letting out a "[[CurseCutShort Motherfu-]]" before he goes. The device falls to the ground and shows it sent a message to Captain Marvel.]]
* The mid-credits scene of ''Film/AntManAndTheWasp'' sees [[spoiler:Scott going to the Quantum Realm in order to collect the materials needed to help Ghost's condition, only to have Hank, Hope, and Janet disintegrate from Thanos randomly killing half of the universe in ''Avengers: Infinity War'' while Scott remains stranded in the Quantum Realm.]] The post-credit scene has the giant ant from the previous ''Ant-Man'' movie [[RunningGag playing the drums]] [[spoiler:[[MoodWhiplash while an emergency broadcast signal is on the television due to the events of Thanos using the Infinity Gauntlet.]]]]
* The mid-credits scene of ''Film/{{Captain Marvel|2019}}'' has the [[spoiler:surviving Avengers looking at Fury's mysterious pager as its power seemingly runs out. As Natasha talks about wanting to know who the pager was trying to reach, Captain Marvel suddenly appears behind them asking about Fury's whereabouts.]] The post-credits scene on the other hand [[spoiler:simply shows Goose, the Flerken, coughing up the Tesseract that she had swallowed during the course of the film, onto Fury's desk]].
* ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' has [[spoiler:[[AvertedTrope no mid- or post-credits scenes]], befitting its status as the EndOfAnAge. However, after the credits, the sound of [[Film/IronMan1 Tony forging the Iron Man armor from his first film]] is heard, as a CallBack to where it all began.]]
* ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome''; In the mid-credits scene, [[spoiler:J. Jonah Jameson ([[RoleReprise once again]] [[Film/SpiderManTrilogy played by]] Creator/JKSimmons) presents Quentin Beck's [[ManipulativeEditing doctored footage]] to the public, exposing Spider-Man's SecretIdentity and framing him for the London attack.]] In the post-credits scene, [[spoiler:Fury and Hill are revealed to be Talos and Soren impersonating them, while the real Fury is on a Skrull spaceship and working with them on an unknown task.]]
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