Every WandaVision Post-Credit Scene Explained

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I used to just walk out of the theaters or turn the television off when the credits started to roll. Marvel came along and changed everything. Now you sit there looking at random names until some big teaser finally pops up on the screen. It was odd not to have post-credit scenes at the start of WandaVision, but we all knew that would not last.

First was episode seven with Captain Rambeau getting captured by the fake Quicksilver, which was straightforward at first. Now we know there were details we missed. Then episode eight introduced us to White Vision and the actual plan Hayward had all along. Huge implications are riding from that decision. Oh, speaking of huge implications, yeah, that mid-credit and post-credit for the finale are wild! I think I’m most excited to talk about those details.

Scarlet Witch is a fully-realized superheroine that’s maturing into her powers. I can’t believe the path they’ve placed her on with that preview.

I feel bad because it overshadows the big moment for Monica Rambeau that’s moved her from SWORD to SHIELD (whatever SHIELD is now). Fury wants her on his team, and there's a whole new force in the cosmic part of Marvel. Hey, she’s got powers now, so getting the chance to test them out is enormous. We’ll see her get a movie or show before you know it.

This video is all about how these short glimpses impact the MCU’s future and every character involved in this fantastic series.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:23 Episode 7 - Monica’s role and the real Quicksilver
1:56 Episode 8 - Hayward’s lie and visions of the future
5:28 Episode 9 - Promotions and realizations

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Written by: Davis McCondichie
Narrated by: Justin Freitas @JustinFreitasVO
Edited by: Guillermo A

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