Spider-Man No Way Home: How Many And What Do The Post-Credit Scenes In The Movie Mean?

It is not news that the film starring Tom Holland will make the multiverse come true. After the identity of Spider-Man was revealed by Mysterio in Spider-Man: Far From Home, Peter Parker asked Dr. Strange for help to make humanity forget that he is Spider-Man. But the surgeon’s magic spirals out of control and unleashes the return of villains from alternate realities.

Spider-Man must face Dr. Octopus the Green Goblin, Elektro, SandMan and Lizard, the villains with whom the characters Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield had to fight. Does this mean that we will also get to see the actors in “Spider-Man: No Way Home”? There’s no confirmation on that yet, but its what fans are hoping for.

How Many Post-Credit Scenes Does Spider-Man: No Way Home Have?

Like all Marvel movies, expect “Spider-Man: No Way Home” to have post-credit scenes. It has already been confirmed that Tom Holland’s film has 2 post-credits scenes, one after the first animated credits of the production and a second scene at the end of the official credits.

What Are The Post-Credits Scenes In Spider-Man: No Way Home About And What Do They Mean?

The first post-credits scene takes us to a bar where we see Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy) talking to a bartender about the Avengers and Thanos. Recall that in Venom 2 in the post-credits scene, the character traveled to Tom Holland’s Spider-Man universe.

As in the end of No Way Home Doctor Strange returns all the villains to his universe, Hardy’s Venom also disappears from this reality, but leaves a symbiote fragment that could mean that another Venom will come to fight Holland’s Spidey.

In the second post-credits scene and perhaps the newest, we can see an extended preview of Doctor Strange 2: Multiverse of Madness. The trailer shows the problems that Stephen will bring to have endangered the reality of the Multiverse. In addition, Scarlett Witch (Elizabeth Olsen) appears for the first time, who will participate in the film.

Spider-Man No Way Home: What The Post-Credits Scene Means

Finally the new Marvel movie Spider-Man: No Way Home arrived on the screen, with the third installment of the saga starring Tom Holland and Zendaya landing in national theaters this Wednesday.

The film is one of the most anticipated of the year because of the high expectation that there are premieres returns iconic characters of the franchise of Spider-Man and produce one of the most ambitious crossover recently. In the film, as the trailer shows, a concerned Peter Parker appears who sees how his world has abruptly changed since his secret identity was revealed after the death of Mysterio (Jake Gyllenhaal). The characters arrived in Holland’s Peter Parker world, due to a failed spell by Doctor Strange that fractured the multiverse.

The villains of The Amazing Spider-Man film starring Andrew Garfield, who will be in the film are Electro by Jamie Foxx and The Lizard by Rhys Ifans. In addition, Alfred Molina’s Doctor Octopus, Thomas Haden Church’s The Sandman and Willem Dafoe’s Green Goblin will also return to the big screen, who were part of the Tobey Maguire sagas. The film, like most Marvel movies, contains post-credits scenes that open a small window for fans to get an idea of ​​what’s to come.

What Does The First Post-Credits Scene Mean?

At the end of the film and after a long battle, the villains from previous sagas are finally cured and return to their universes along with the other Peter Parkers (Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield). After that, it is seen that Peter (Tom Holland) has returned to a life of anonymity trying to save the world.

The villains are cured and return to their universes along with the other Peter Parkers (Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield), The post credits scene shows Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy) drinking in a bar. The journalist with his symbiote friend Venom, talks about the Avengers and their saga with a bartender played by Cristo Fernández, who tells him that his family disappeared for five years because of Thanos.

Eddie decides to locate “Spidey” in New York, but Venom notices that they are out of drinks and they decide to go swimming naked. Before they can swim naked, they are teleported, likely sent home as a result of the same spell Strange used to send the other Spider-Man and their villains back to their universes.

However, they did not leave completely as a symbiote fragment was left on the floor of the bar, making it clear that the story between Venom and Spider-Man is not over yet.

What Does The Second Post-Credit Scene Mean And What Is It About?

After the end credits of the film, what the film presents is nothing more and nothing less than the first official preview of the next Marvel Studios film: Doctor Strange 2. The Sorcerer Supreme sequel has a release date of 2022 and here we could see the first trailer for the film.

What is it about? The teaser begins with the consequences that Stephen Strange must face after the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home and the dangers of dealing with the Multiverse. In the first images, something that was already known is revealed: Wanda Maximoff played by Elizabeth Olsen.

After becoming Scarlet Witch in the Wanda Vision series, the Scarlet Witch is presented as someone who Doctor Strange asks for help, although she does not delve much into what her role will be in this film. Some fans have even rumored that she could be more of a villain than an ally. Another character who reappears is Baron Mordo, who already had a part in Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme and who becomes a villain in the ending.

In addition to the characteristic psychedelic images that we could already see in Doctor Strange 1, all eyes are on the end of the trailer, in which a new, but evil Stephen Strange is introduced. Doctor Strange in his evil form was already featured in the MCU, in the animated series What If…? from Disney +. The fiction showed an alternate Stephen Strange plunging into madness in a different universe in which his great love dies.

After destroying his own universe, this Doctor Strange eventually teams up with The Watcher and a new group of Avengers to save the Multiverse, but this is the first time a character has appeared in live-action in this series.

For now there are no more details of Doctor Strange: Multiverse of Madness, except that they will face new and dark realities of the Multiverse, much worse than those shown in Spider-Man: No Way Home. The sequel to Doctor Strange will be directed by Sam Raimi, recognized for directing the original Spider-Man trilogy with Tobey Maguire.