Superhero Post-Credits Scenes That FAILED 

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The fact that Across the Spider-Verse accidentally retroactively made the Morbius post credits scene make sense is really fucking funny actually holy shit

Post credits scenes that never go anywhere will always be the most humorous.

They should include a Mr Mind post credit scene in every DC movie from now one with Dr Savanna growing progressively older and more frustrated

The Black Adam one was easily the funniest to me. The whole movie was basically a vanity project in the purest definition for Dwayne Johnson to sell himself as a leading vehicle for blockbusters and he basically used Henry Cavill's genuine love for Superman and desire to return to the role as a way to prop himself up as the center of DC's film strategy. The fact it backfired almost immediately is such sweet karma

Funny how The flash's ending with George Clooney isn't a post credit scene but we immediately knew it meant nothing

I don't even bother waiting for post credits scenes anymore because 95% of time it amounts to nothing. Either because the movie bombed (therefore not getting sequel), the director gets replaced and the next director doesn't even bother following up on the thing the previous director set up, the entire franchise is getting rebooted, or the studio just straight up forgot about it.

Cavill's return as Superman still hurts the most. It's such a kick in the balls seeing how he got screwed over so hard. Also, the fact that ATSV straight-up justified Vulture's cameo is Morbius makes ATSV 1000 times better. lol

I'm pretty sure it was confirmed the mysterious figure in TASM & TASM2 was The Gentleman. He's an obscure Spider-Man villain that only showed up in the novels and was involved with the death of Peter's parents, the post-credit scene of TASM2 is pretty accurate when you think about it because all of his appearences involve The Sinester Six.

The Black Adam one will always be funny to me because you have Dwayne Johnson hyping up this fight between Black Adam and Superman (despite the fact that Black Adam and Superman aren’t even rivals, though I’ll give the Rock kudos for getting Henry Cavil back for the first time in 5 years) and then when James Gunn & Peter Safran decided they were gonna do a reboot, that project died.

I remember being surprised the secret man in TASM2 was supposed to be The Gentleman from the Sinister Six novels. He was tied to the death of Peter's parents in that book, so he was a pretty reasonable choice in villain. The movies could've worked at bringing him into the public eye a bit more and even possibly introducing Pity. Shame Sony decided to make TASM2 eight movies in one and killed the franchise.

Quick correction: The people in charge of Black Atom okayed the Henry Cavil cameo because Dwayne Johnson threatened to quit if they didn't, pulling the entire stunt without WB's knowledge

The post-credit scene for TASM 2 is actually a reference to Adam Troy Castros Spider-Man Revenge of the Sinister Six novels. The man in the hat is the Gentleman, and since it’s a reference to those books the plot may have had some pretty cool shit in it. Like a thirty minute fight scene across the entire city in a blizzard with the Vulture, or a battle with the Sinister Six in a crumbling Daily Bugle.

I still think the one in Homecoming is going to happen. I think that Scorpion is a very possible villian they will use for the fourth MCU Spider-Man movie. I'm still mad that we haven't got an Incredible Hulk sequel, and that we are going to see Leader in a Captain America movie instead of a Hulk movie.

Oh, and I just remembered, the live-action Jem and the Holograms movie had a post-credits scene that also went nowhere bcs the movie flopped.

It would be funny if BOTH the Venom and Scorpion end-credits payed off in the same movie and we got Scorpion-Venom from Dark reign.

Part of my problem with the MCU is that they barley setup future movies with their post credits scenes. Sure we got some that were followed like the first Thor movie or course Infinity War, but then we get stuff like the Scorpion teaser in Spider-Man Homecoming, or the Mordo teaser in Doctor Strange. Both of them are either ignored, or just treated as a joke in the sequels. I’m telling ya, the MCU have pointless credits scenes that don’t follow anywhere.

The Deathstroke one saddened me the most. I saw screen test footage of what could’ve been and I was left wanting more. 😅

Fun fact: The Stunt double for Superman in Peacemaker once tried to scam a latin american group of fans into donate him to make a movie A movie about what? Who knows

I've always found these hilarious. I remember ASM 2 had a collaboration with the music recognizing app Shazam. If you used it during the end credits of ASM 2 you'd get vague artwork of the sinister 6 weapons. Lol

I’m surprised you guys didn’t talk at all about X-Men The Last Stand’s post credits which immediately brings back Xavier and introduces Moira McTaggert. Xavier would return properly in the credits stinger for The Wolverine but Moira would be re-introduced in the First Class timeline and the Last Stand version never returned.

Terrence Howard:”Next time Baby” Last Online 15 years ago:

The fact Dwayne Johnson wanted to make a Superman movie where he plays a villain that is CONTRACTUALLY OBLIGATED TO NOT LOSE. Is hilarious and shows that he needs to stay miles away from creative control

I never took the post credit scene as Constantine as sequel bait. It was an additional last scene indicating which side of the fence Chas landed on. Even the way it's shot and directed feels like this, it's not sinister there's no real music. It's just wrapping a bow and everything. Especially since you have to think the post credits scene thing wasn't nearly as big when it released

The thing with some marvel post credits scenes that never get follow up on, it’s just that you have to wait a really long for them to even have the slightest acknowledgment

I think the Hellboy 2019 post-credits scenes are the saddest ones because they were the parts of the movie that wasn't completely awful. Like, I would have killed for a Lobster Johnson film, but just when the film finally finds its groove, it ends, and since it bombed, welp.

I'm pretty sure ConstantEEN is now the official pronunciation. Like even the creators of the character have just said as it's fine because he's been known as Teen not Tine for so long now that it's just how his name is now officially said.

Sony: Are you ready to see Spider-Man vs The Sinister Six that most of them are boring or bad Me: Nah I'm good Sony: WHAT?

I kinda feel bad when these scenes lead to nowhere. It's like there's a genuine desire to expand the universe and give the hero another story arc to go through and villain to fight. Of course, there's definitely some ridiculous ones, but the really interesting ones always sting the hardest.

How did Ezra not get fired Spoilers for flash movie The ending of the flash movie was the perfect way to recast Barry but no they gave us George Clooney Batman instead ( I kinda blame David Zaslav for cancelling batgirl )

DCEU: Thank you! THANK YOU! JAMES GUNN HAS FREED US!!! James Gunn: Oh, I wouldn't say freed. More like... under new management. *Proceeds to commit DC reboot number 52*

I think an honorable mention worth bringing up. Is the end credit scene to solo a star wars story. How it ended teasing Darth Mauls return to the big screen, even bringing back Ray Parks and having him in full make up. Only for the movie to bomb along with fan and critics reception have any future installments be canned. And to this day with all the Disney Plus shows, this plot piont still hasn't been brought up sence.

Honestly looking back on the Morbius post credits scene with Vulture, yeah it’s stupid, but it’s so idiotic in the way he says “I don’t know how I got here, has to do with Spider-Man I think.” that it becomes funny, like how did he get to the gigantic leap that Spider-Man was the one who caused this, even though he’s right it’s still funny to me because of the way he says it Btw I appreciate your use of Mad Dummy’s theme from Undertale, a certified bop if I do say so myself

I've always thought it was hilarious how much Slade/Deathstroke the Terminator has been elevated to a Justice League enemy, when he's struggled to beat a group of Teenagers at the weakest stage of their development. Much like Batman, the power of "Being Popular" trumps any superpower.

At least Batman Unchained is coming back as the comic book mini-series Batman '89: Echoes. If we're counting animated movies, there's also the TMNT/Batman crossover movie that had an after-credits that led to nothing.

I guess it's not post-credits but I do enjoy the setup for a sequel to the live-action Super Mario Bros. movie. I think it would be interesting to explore this for superhero video games. The Arkham Origins games for example pitched the Suicide Squad, which I feel will be quite different from what shows up in the Rocksteady game.

I am surprised you guys did not mention the original Super Mario Bros post credit scene in the honorable mention.

14:34 I think for Mr Sinister I would just write an interaction like this Mr. S: "The name is Mr. Sinister." Protag: "Your family must have been lovely." Mr. S: "They were just absolutely cruel." (He says with biggest smirk ever scene on film) Just spitballing. Edit:fixed some spelling

My favorite part about the Morbius credits scene is that it went over so much detail about Michael Keaton's arrival in the universe but didn't explain anything at all. Like, he shows up in the prison, and they go out of their way to explain how he got out of prison because he apparently didn't belong there. THEN he meets Morbius, I guess after reinventing all of his stuff. They could've just had him appear in a field somewhere but instead they just made a mini-story about how he got out of the prison.

The Mendoza and James collaboration is always entertaining. I’m surprised ya didn’t mention the Bullseye one in DD 2003! I think having you two talk about things of this nature would be cool for another vid, maybe discuss comic-book video games that never were or somethjn.

Looking back at all of these end credit scenes that act like they're going to be getting sequels just makes me go though every Chris Evans laugh gif as hard as I can, it's that hilariously embarrassing how confident these studios think they are.

i will never forgive 20th century fox for cockteasing us with the wolverine brown suit in the 2010 movie

Ah yes we missed a movie where Deathstroke fights Batman...so exciting

I find it hilarious that this video, a video all about forgotten superhero movie teases, STILL forgot about the Leader tease in the Edward Norton Hulk movie. I know it’s not a post-credit scene, but it’s still so funny to me that no one, not even videos like this or Marvel themselves seem to remember it.

I feel sorry for Zachary Levi...his shazam had a lot of potential

I just found out today that Constantine had a post credit scene.

I'm still holding out hope that Scorpion will return in the future Spider-Man trilogy

Is there a reason why DC and Marvel haven't tried to turn some of these cancelled scripts into comic miniseries? I know we've kinda gotten that with things like Batman 89? But if DC wants to have their cake and eat it too, why don't they just continue the Snyderverse as a collection of comic miniseries?

This makes me think of the ending of Flash Gordon, where there's the "The End?" teaser. Would've been interesting to have had that movie get a follow-up. Though, it probably wouldn't have captured the same magic as the original.

Sony is so clueless with their whole Sinister Six project that I'm almost starting to root for them. They're not really villains, not really heroes. What are they even supposed to do together. The team up will be a glorious insecure mess, and I hope against hope that it really happens

17:57 y'know I wonder if they're gonna bring Tom Holland into Beyond the Spiderverse because of that bit of venom that got left behind in NWH. Something along the lines of MCU Peter gets the symbiote. Society tries to imprison him, he steals a watch and goes on the run. By the time of ATSV he hears about Miles and decides to help him.

My favourite sequel bait that went nowhere has to be the one at the end of thr live action Super Mario Bros movie, it's you're typical "vague hint at some new threat" but can you imagine what a sequel to that would actually be like?

It will never stop infuriating me how good the Deathstroke suit was, only for us to never get a SINGLE FUCKING ACTION SCENE with that suit. Aside from some obvious changes like the helmet and undersuit, the armor took so many visual cues from the Arkham Origins Deathstroke design, which is arguably the best he's ever looked. And do we ever get to see it in motion? Absolutely not.

It's fun if you pretend we peered into an alternate time-line where these roles were played by these actors.

Also never forget about daredevil season 3's last shot with bullseye being set up for a future confrontation against daredevil that probably won't happen in born again because Disney

21:39 Unicron vs Galactus would make a great episode of death battle.

Probably the most tragic out of these for me is the Superman. We were literally there before it got canned.

20:15 well guess what, Constantine 2 was confirmed this year, so yeah, that's a thing now

JJJ's laugh surprisingly syncs well with these post credit scenes

Yeah DC is particularly bad with these teasers, eapecially when its hyping up villains for the upcoming sequel. Green Lantern did it with Sinestro by giving him a yellow ring, only for the sequel (and plans for its first cinematic universe) to fall through. Justice League did it with Deathstroke, who enter the films as a potential partner for Lex to take on the Justice League in the sequel, only for that to not only be scrapped but completely change the direction of the DCEU plans. Finally Shazam did it with Mr. Mind who appear before Dr. Sivanna as a Big Bad for the next Shazam movie, only for the sequel to use original villains who barely have connection to Captain Marvel lore

I think the most laughable example of these things was the one from "Moonfall" (don't remember whether it was a post-credits). Like, they really thought it was gonna launch a franchise. XD

22:57 It’s sad because if you remember, the original plan was to have Micheal Keaton be the new Batman. There were set photos of Bruce ‘89 and Barry out in the courthouse, and the Batgirl movie was the first result of that. Supposedly Aquaman 2 as well, since they filmed two different Batman cameos with Keaton and Affleck because they had no idea which Batman they were going with. There’s more evidence to support this because it’s confirmed that they filmed three endings for this. The Clooney ending, the Keaton ending and the Batman ‘89 with Flash, Supergirl and Wonder Woman together ending. Furthermore, it’s also confirmed that WB wanted Batman ‘89 to be the Nick Fury of the DCEU. But as you already know, The WBD merger happened, James Gunn is now in control and that Batgirl was sent to tax write off hell, including whatever plans they originally had with Blue Beetle, Aquaman 2, now we’ll just have to wait and see what’s gonna happen with the DCU.

i like how it takes so long to edit videos that Watchtower had to keep in mind the chance of there being a new green lantern movie before this was posted

Hitman: Agent 47 had a laughable post-credit teaser 😂

Finally Xavier uploads again after all these years!🎉

This collab is fantastic my to favorite superhero RU-vidrs! I was so happy the whole time! Made my day.

Fun Fact: Deathstroke's Slade is actually taken from / inspired by the lead villain Slade in Tarzan's Greatest Adventure

the Constantine post credits was not sequel bait, it was just a follow up to what shia's character wanted, he wanted to be a cool demon hunter like Constantine and since he died fighting a the literal son of lucifer heaven rewarded him by turning into an angel, Constantine felt good his friend's talents were recognized that all the scene was, it was not setting up a sequel, future fight, rivalry or anything.

Ok we deserved Mister Mind “I name the gods, not the other way around” is the coldest line ever said by an evil genius caterpillar, where’s my boi 😭

I'd argue Teen Titans Go To The Movies has a particularly sad one (Yes there was the crossover movie, but I don't count it because that's clearly not what they had in mind).😭😭

I can’t believe you mentioned Masters of The Universe (1987) and left out Super Mario Bros. (1993) or The Last Airbender (2010) those are so noteworthy to mention in the non-superhero genres.

Super excited to watch this new Godzilla Mendoza video while eating my lunch

This video was a bigger team-up event than BvS could even dream of

Lo curioso de deathstroke es que originalmente la idea de snyder era que esa post créditos conectara con la película de batfleck pero whedon y warner prefirieron que conectara con justice league 2

The old Street Fighter movie had a post credits scene exactly like Masters of the Universe, only for it to never go anywhere once the film rights to the series went to Fox and they made Legend of Chun-Li, and they tried the same thing by teasing a sequel featuring Ryu.

You forgot the worst post credits scene ever in the 2019 Hellboy movie where it’s just the Baba Yaga talking to someone (presumably what would’ve been the villain of the next movie) off screen about killing Hellboy it does a terrible job at any sort of set up as well as that iteration is no longer going lol

Id gladly watch a Ghostbusters movie with a female buster if it was the actress from Afterlife, she did a pretty good job.

It doesn’t completely count but I’d consider the post credit scene for doctor strange to be one of these since we never see it followed up on and they just say he dealt with it off screen in the sequel

Grandpa Simpson walking to the whore house, seeing Bart, turning, and leaving will always be funny to me.

The Hellboy 2019 had 2 post credit scenes and ended with them teasing a character.

VENOM had the writer from 50 SHADES OF GREY MORBIUS had the writers from GODS OF EGYPT And KRAVEN THE HUNTER has the writers from TRANSFORMERS: THE LAST KNIGHT AVI ARAD ruined everything again

kinda disappointed that there was no post credit scene at the end of this video teasing the next one 😢

I think there’s a tangential video here on the post credits scenes that did go somewhere, just not where the people who made them thought they would go. Like those Thanos end credits.

I wish the new Power Rangers had a sequel, it had potential.

Finally, Exavier uploads after all these years!

Heck yeah watchtower database

It’s funny you had a picture of RLM Star Trek trivia because they uploaded a trivia video a few hours ago!

I like how the Thor post-credits scene makes it look like Loki might actually be Stellan Skarsgård‘s character in some way, (and even in the first Thor movie that seemed to be a question) similar to how in the Ultimates comic the first Avengers movie is based on has Loki pretending to be a scientist named Gunnar Golmen to trick people into thinking Thor wasn’t a god...people doubting Thor was actually the god of thunder Thor also being part of the first Thor movie. But then the Avengers movie comes out and it turns out he’s just mind controlling him because he touched him with his staff.

Hellboy 2019 had an end credit that went nowhere. They teased abe sebastion.

@lso, Johnny and Reed switched powers in the woods when Johnny hugged Reed, we see the powers switch, but it is NEVER MENTIONED

9:07 it's Gustav Fiers, AKA the gentleman.

Now that I think about it that celestial fight between unicron, Galactus and ego I wanna see it

The idea of Spider-Man's biggest villains being just guys that Oscorp gave different backpacks to is phenomenally lame. Every new villain he needs to fight is just him facing off against a different Oscorp employee.

Thank you for including so many different movies in the discussion, and not just talking about the Snyderverse, and or the Sony Spider-man spinoffs which have basically already became clickbait by this point. You and Benji have great chemistry and should do events like this more often. It was amazing that Batman & Robin made the list. That was our opportunity to see a Nightwing movie. So that is kind of sad for me and other fans of his character. I also appreciate you talking about Power Rangers, even though you're not a big fan of it. Thank you for doing such furrow research!

The irony of the Wolverine Origins scene is that it shows Wade with his mouth ripped back open and grunting in discomfort, implying the Merc would've gotten his mouth back. Not that it would've mattered at the time with how bad that movie was...

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 2 true post credit scene came after some sort of Easter egg hunt. When watching in theaters - when the end credits played, you had to Shazam the songs. You would then be taking to a website that played the real post credit scene. In it - the man in the hat entered the “vault” and went to run of the rooms - in it was Norman Osborne’s head in a case (no body, just the head) The hat man would lean in and say “Time to wake up old friend.” And Norman’s eyes would open. Cut to black

People shouldn't blame Marc Webb for the failure of TASM series They should blame AVI ARAD for stuffing so many characters for the sake of toys sales

Actually Flash Gordon was the first movie to have a Post Credits scene that went nowhere

The (sadly short lived) CGI animated Green Lantern show was great in investigating the lore.

Am I crazy for not getting how Henry Caville was "returning" as Superman in Black Adam? It came out in 2022, 1 year after Zack Snyder's Justice League. He didn't go anywhere! I didn't realize anyone missed him until the reboot announcement