'WandaVision' has 2 end-credits scenes. Here's what they mean for future Marvel shows and movies.
- Warning: There are massive spoilers ahead for the "WandaVision" finale.
- There are two extra scenes after the credits start rolling, featuring Monica Rambeau and Wanda.
- They tease the upcoming "Captain Marvel" and "Doctor Strange" sequels.
Marvel's "WandaVision" finale ended without any large cameos, but it did tease two upcoming sequels in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
While you may have caught that first extra scene with Monica Rambeau (Teyonah Parris), if you didn't sit through the extended credits (you know the drill by now, right?) then you may have missed a second must-see scene with Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen). And you definitely don't want to miss that.
Both scenes tease upcoming projects in the Marvel Cinematic Universe ranging from "Captain Marvel 2" to "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness."
If you tuned in and aren't sure what to make of either of them, we have you covered.
The first end-credits scene
What happens: Monica meets a Skrull
The scene opens up with Jimmy Woo assessing the situation after the fallout of the Westview anomaly. Monica Rambeau joins him and the two gleefully watch Hayward march off in cuffs.
An agent then tells Monica she's needed in the movie theater. When she enters an empty theater confused, the agent transforms into a Skrull.
She tells Monica, ""I was sent by an old friend of your mother's. He heard you've been grounded. He'd like to meet with you."
When Monica asks where, the Skrull simply points to the sky.
Monica smiles, looking excited, and the scene ends.
What it means: It sounds like Monica's heading to space to meet Nick Fury
First, if you're confused by the alien shape-shifter, Marvel introduced Skrulls into the Marvel Cinematic Universe in "Captain Marvel." They can blend in and look like any human. Most recently, two of them appeared in "Spider-Man: Far From Home."
The nameless Skrull agent was likely sent to retrieve Monica by none other than Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson). At the end of "Far From Home," it looked like Nick was running some sort of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. situation from space. More likely? He was operating a division of S.W.O.R.D.
We wouldn't be surprised if Monica's impending meeting has to do with the upcoming events of 2022's "Captain Marvel 2." We're hoping that film will shed some light on whatever tension exists between Carol Danvers and Monica, which was hinted at in "WandaVision."
This scene also may be setting up Marvel's future Disney Plus series, "Secret Invasion," in which Jackson is supposed to reprise his role as Fury along with Ben Mendelsohn, who played a Skrull named Talos in "Captain Marvel" and "Far From Home." There is no set date yet for that Marvel series.
The second end-credits scene
What happens: Wanda's living out a sad, solitary life by her lonesome...sort of.
The scene opens on a camera sweeping through a mountain range and over a body of water, until it closes in on a solitary cabin.
Wanda is seen sitting on its steps with a mug. She gets up to go inside as a tea kettle goes off, eventually pouring water into her mug. If you've seen "Dexter," the entire scene feels straight out of that finale.
The camera continues past Wanda into a dark back room where the Scarlet Witch is seen. She's sitting cross-legged reading the Darkhold book Agatha had. (The audio description for the episode confirms it's that book).
Wanda hears the cries of her boys asking for help and looks up. The scene cuts to black.
What it means: The world's in potential danger. Wanda's not doing all right.
Wanda clearly isn't dealing with the fallout of the Westview anomaly well if she's reading from a forbidden book of the damned.
We don't completely blame her. Wanda was probably interested in reading the book because Agatha told her there's an entire chapter devoted to the idea of the mythical Scarlet Witch in it. Wanda said she didn't know how to control her powers and probably wanted to learn more about them, especially since Agatha said she's stronger than the Sorcerer Supreme (watch out Doc Strange).
Agatha already predicted that the Scarlet Witch would destroy the world. She said Wanda had no idea what she was doing when she absorbed a bunch of her magic near the episode's end.
Agatha's probably not wrong. Wanda really had no idea how she created the strong magical force field surrounding Westview. It just happened out of grief.
Since we know Wanda is going to be a part of 2022's "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness," this scene was likely setting up the sequel. We bet Wanda may just break the multiverse or maybe she does go down a path that may put the world in danger.
Wanda may need more than just Doctor Strange to help her fix it.