Jason Stetam, Dakard Shaw, became an integral member of the Fast and Furious Family. He even got his adventure with Spinoff even at this point, having starred in "Fast and Furious Gifts for Fast and Furious: Hobbes and Shaw". It used to be the point of claim that the malicious mercenary turned into a family of the Toret family was forgiven so easily after being responsible for the death of favorite Jan (Sung Kang). "F9", however, clearly cleared it out of that recovery really quickly. Now, Dadard is just another team member, so easy to forget how explosive his first appearance was.

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"Fast and Furious 6" was originally supposed to serve as Jan's last journey before the events of "Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift", where he initially met his end. So when the scene of the middle credits began to repeat Jan's deadly accident, that meant something else was right around the corner. Electricity in the theater was tangible when it was discovered that Stetam's decard was responsible for Jan's death and to deal with the Toreto gang in the next film.

These are such cases where the post-credit scene actually means something over a joke or crazy teasing for another enigmatic space bad that will get here in the end (CoughFuck, Cough). For what is worth, Dimeard made a great villain in "Furious 7", quickly setting the film's tone with his rampage in the first stage. However, Stetam's inaugural performance in the "Fast and Furious" franchise could have dropped differently.

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Decard appears as a serious threat in revenge by Dominic Toreto (Vin Diesel) to be responsible for the alleged death of his brother Owen Shaw (Luke Evans). In an interview for 2019 with CinemablendStetam revealed that he could present himself as a villain in "Fast and Furious 6", probably in the role of Evans, but it made more sense to use it as an exciting button at the end:

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"We had conversations even before (" Fast and Furious 6 ") where, in the last part of which just finished (" Fast Five "), they wanted to be in" 6 "and for some reason, the creative (choice) was not appropriate for me, so put me in the end and here we are."

It seems that everyone was on the right track with this decision. The scene of the "fast five" credits has already set the dramatic conflict of Laty (Michel Rodriguez) that was mysteriously discovered mercury. Evans also made a solid antagonistic force that did not overshadow that story in the sixth film. Having Statam there as that character would feel like it's too much, especially with his brand of Starwell actions. He made significantly more meaning as a teasing of "furious 7."

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In a retrospective, Dakard of Statam could have been Perfect villain with high profile for films "Fast and Furious" to go out. Of course, we wouldn't have received the chaos agent with a fee-coded by Jason Momoa in "Fast X", but the "fast and furious" films would end up on a big note with a real threat at the center of their latest conflict.

"Fast and Furious 6" is currently moving peacock.