The post credit scenes of Thunderbolts* and The Fantastic Four: First Steps are probably scenes from Avengers: Doomsday.
So, when it comes to the post credit scenes of Thunderbolts\* and The Fantastic Four: First Steps, both directly set up Avengers: Doomsday. Now, this could either be an Ant-Man or a Captain Marvel situation, both of which had post credit scenes featuring tie-ins to the next movie, Captain America: Civil War and Avengers: Endgame respectively. Ant-Man's post credit scene, featuring Sam and Steve with Bucky, and it was a scene taken from Civil War. Meanwhile, Captain Marvel's post credit scene saw Carol meeting the Avengers, but it was not a scene from Endgame.
I think that Thunderbolts\* and First Step's post credit scenes will be the former, like Ant-Man, partically because some important things happen in those like Doom with Franklin, and the New Avengers and Avengers having issues over the name (please tell me this is about Val and not actually about the name), and there's another thing. Captain Marvel made over a billion dollars, a lot of people saw it. The same cannot be said for Thunderbolts\* or First Steps, so to make sure that people know what's happening, these are probably going to be scenes in Doomsday.
I think that Thunderbolts\* and First Step's post credit scenes will be the former, like Ant-Man, partically because some important things happen in those like Doom with Franklin, and the New Avengers and Avengers having issues over the name (please tell me this is about Val and not actually about the name), and there's another thing. Captain Marvel made over a billion dollars, a lot of people saw it. The same cannot be said for Thunderbolts\* or First Steps, so to make sure that people know what's happening, these are probably going to be scenes in Doomsday.
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I believe *Fantastic Four: First Steps* will serve as a direct setup for *Doomsday*. *Doomsday* may even begin with Sue and Franklin already missing, similar to how *Endgame* opens with Hawkeye searching for his snapped family. We could see Reed searching for his wife and child, followed by a new spaceship arriving on Earth.
My point is that every second counts, so Marvel usually avoids repeating the same scene that was already shown in a post-credit sequence unless it is narratively important—such as the Bucky and Steve exchange that was briefly from a previous film.
1. It shows how Nick Fury lost his eye, even though it ended as a joke.
2. Captain Marvel is teased at the end of *Infinity War*. Fury contacts her himself, which made people expect something important from this movie.
3. Marketing played a big role. *Black Panther* earned well not only because of quality and respect for Chadwick Boseman, but also because of the theory that Wakanda had the Soul Stone before *Infinity War*. Marvel used the same strategy for *Captain Marvel*. Many people watched it mainly for the post-credit scene, even though the movie was good.
4. It was promoted as Marvel’s first solo female-led movie, which gave it extra importance.
5. Captain Marvel is a favorite character for me and for many others.
After *Endgame*, many YouTube videos say “watch it only for the post-credit scene.” Because of that, people remember the tease but forget the movie itself. For example, people remember that Maria Rambeau’s daughter appears later, but forget which movie she was first in.
In short, post-credit scenes don’t need marketing anymore, but they still pull audiences in.