Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe had a major problem with its post-credits scenes--but Phase 5 can finally make them better again.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has a new problem with post-credit scenes that can be resolved during Phase 5. Often used as the franchise's way of teasing new characters or upcoming films, post-credit scenes keep the discussion around the MCU going, fueling theories and rumors in the space between projects.
MCU Phase 5 Needs To Pay Off Post-Credits Scene Teases Faster After Phase 4 of the MCU, Phase 5 must fix its post-credits scenes by paying them off faster. Many of Phase 4's last-minute teases have come under fire, as they have no foreseeable payoff in the near future.
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