From the left! This article contains Large spoilers For "Captain America: Brave New World".

Although for more than a decade for more than a decade, Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) has finally got its first solo-output with a big screen as a new Captain America in the "Brave New World" ... But in the last moments, focus is on puts on what can happen Next. Yes, The movie itself has left a lot to be wished, as you can read in my /movie review. The circumstances are slightly less than ideal for a movie to be set, well, A brave new world Where our hero is positioned as a leader of any form that the avengers take in the coming years. While the real makeup of that team is yet to be revealed, the blockbuster does not miss a last opportunity to tease the dangers they may face. MCU fans have been trained so far to stick around post-credit to come and This especially in the "Brave New World" may require a little more explanation than others in this franchise.

To set the scene, the "Brave New World" disperses as a huge plot in the center of various conflicts: the interim agreement made on the discovery of the "heavenly mass" adamantium left in the Indian Ocean for "eternal", personal wrong things between Sam and Sam General President Tadeus Ross (Harrison Ford) and a hidden outcry that has been developing in shadows for more than a decade and a half. The discovery that the mysterious "buyer" behind the curtain is none other than Samuel Sterns of Tim Blake Nelson/Leader of "Incredible Hulk" may not be like a huge surprise (at least not for those who follow the breads together), but what follows Next it is sure to raise the eyebrows.

The post-credit scene collects only a few moments after the film is finished. Following his big plan to release the Red Hulk, as revenge against Ross is prevented by Cap, Sterns ends up inmate of the raft. His superhuman ability to cultivate probabilities and predict the future, however, has lost no part of his power. While talking to Sam, the villain emits a heinous prediction about the "others" who arrive right now and pose an even greater threat. Let's dig out exactly what this can mean.

"Comes", Samuel Sterns is foreseen in the stage of the post-credit of the "brave new world". "I've seen it in probability, I saw it ordinary as a day. All of you heroes protect this world and you think you are the only one? Do you think this is the only world? SeeEe see what happens when you must protect this Place ... From others. " As a Sistorinder (Ianankaro Esposito), and, of course, the Red Hulk completely released into the climax.

So how does this abrupt and unexpected hint of multiverse fit? It is a little hard to say, with honesty. At no time, the script is set or even vague does not understand that any multiverse threat can be reduced to our characters, up to this point. This is far from the 2012 "Avengers" post-credit stage, The Avengers, For example, which left many rooms for Wiggle to build on that drop of the jaw, reveals that no one other than crazy Titanus Thanos dragged the wires in the background. But since the multiversum has played a bigger role in Marvel's recent films and shows, it is easy to interpret this moment as a warning about what will come: Robert Downey, Dr. Doom Jr.

Of course, Sterns' crazy vague warning is not just one person, but to a multitude: "others". That would mean that the threat should be far greater than just one person, even a doctor Doom. However, there can be an easy explanation for it, too.

Perhaps there is a simpler explanation of why "Captain America: The brave new world" Post-credit Stinger feels like it goes out of nowhere. Take a look at the possibility that this initially had to set something very different in MCC, just to return after the plans changed. There is no hiding the reality that This sequel has passed more than its fair share in the reshapes behind the scenesBut what if certain adjustments were necessary, without any guilt? One controversy that has been imposed during MCU has long been the allegations of harassment and abuse around the Starvala Athonan Malliers, whose legal conviction has finally forced Kevin's hand to completely miss it - and with it, The whole story of Kang Conqueror and Council of Kangs.

What if all this happened too late for the "Brave New World" to take into account? If fans analyze Samuel Sterns' final monologue as a serious warning about the threat of Kang, which was founded in the moments of the weakening of "Ant-man and wasps: Quantumania", then his referral to "others" certainly makes sense. But since desperate times call for desperate measures, it is relatively easy to imagine that Jaghie and director Juluulius have decided that the scene as originally intended, is still in essence, this time as a wider weapon call against multivisional as a whole. In this way, a large number of multivarsal threats (including a doctor doom) can still tease, which can be very well in the area. Technically, that interpretation will make this the first notion of MCU in the universe, setting the arrival of Marvel's most popular villain in front of "Avengers: Doomsday".

For the time being, all we have is educated assumptions and theories about how this loan scene will engage in the entire MCU. Until then, "Captain America: Brave New World" is currently playing in cinemas.