Doctor Strange 2: How Many Post-Credits Scenes Does It Have and What Do They Mean?

The premiere of Doctor Strange 2 aka (Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness) has finally arrived Yes, as you read it, the long road to madness in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is finally coming to an end. The preview of the film was held, however, this Monday it premiered worldwide with some critical screenings, so its secrets will likely begin to come to light.

One of the points that fans pay great attention to is the number of post-credit scenes after the credits that the production starring Benedict Cumberbatch will have, to know how long they must wait from the end of the film. The film will follow Stephen Strange into the multiverse concepts introduced in Spider-Man: No Way Home and Loki as well, opening up endless possibilities for the future of the MCU.

Are There Post-Credits Scenes In Doctor Strange 2?

The answer is yes, Doctor Strange 2 has post-credits scenes, so once the movie is over you better stay in your seat so you don’t miss them. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness has a total of two post-credit scenes, so we recommend you wait for the animated credits and then the final credits to see both moments.

What Do The Post-Credits Scenes Of Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Mean?

As the leaks of the last few hours had revealed, the first post-credits scene of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness occurs while Stephen Strange walks carefree through the streets of New York, in casual attire, when suddenly and unexpectedly an unknown character intervenes in your reality.

A stern female voice calls out to Doctor Strange to get his attention, and it is then revealed that it is Clea, and as rumored in the preview of the film’s release, she is played by South African actress Charlize Theron. Doctor Clea Strange is one of the most important love interests in the universe that the Sorcerer Supreme inhabits in the comics. He can control mystic arts, as well as heir to the Dark Dimension.

The first scene takes place after the main credits and is animated. We find Stephen Strange walking down the street when a mysterious female voice appears. In the scene, Clea meets Doctor Strange from Earth 616, who has been corrupted by the dark book known as the Darkhold and opens a portal to the Dark Dimension, enlisting Stephen’s help to once again save the universe. The superhero is shown willing and the scene concludes with Strange opening his third eye to jump into the portal.

And the big surprise is that the actress Charlize Theron makes her debut in the MCU and with a purple outfit similar to that of a sorceress, tells Strange that he must help her with a new problem in the Multiverse, to which the Avenger quickly agrees. But who does the actress play?The character, although she is not named, is Clea. In the comics, Clea is a sorceress and a disciple of Doctor Strange. But at one point she also becomes his love interest, something that was a theme throughout the movie.

Clea is the daughter of Umar, a Marvel villain, and the niece of Dormammu, an antagonist we saw in the first Doctor Strange movie. For now, there are no details of what the future of Theron’s character will be in Marvel Studios, but after the credits, it was confirmed that Doctor Strange will return.

Regarding the second scene, this one has a more humorous tone in which we see again a salesman from the Illuminati universe and that Strange left him with a beating spell for three weeks. The scene has the character finally finishing the spell. Although this moment does not have much significance, this character was played by Bruce Campbell, an actor known for the Evil Dead saga and who usually has cameos in the film by the director of Doctor Strange 2, Sam Raimi.

Campbell functions more as comic relief, as Doctor Strange and America Chavez arrive in a new universe. She suddenly takes possession of a plate that she describes as pizza balls, claiming that food is free in this dimension and that she doesn’t understand how absurd it is to pay for food elsewhere. Shortly after they meet the seller of the pizza balls -which is Campbell and yes, they were not free-, who very angrily charges them the value of what America took. But he is so enraged that he doesn’t understand the reasons and even makes fun of Stephen. Strange then decides to cast a spell on the vendor that forces him to beat himself up for three weeks. The second post-credits scene shows the moment when Campbell’s character is released from the enchantment and ends his torment. He looks into the camera and cheers it’s over!, looking down at his hands.