The credits then begin to roll as we observe the fire consuming her clothes with Rihanna's "Lift Me Up" playing underneath. With tears running down her face, she lets the immense pain that has haunted her the entire film out. Shuri then takes part in a moment of silent reflection on the loss of her brother who meant so much to her. It is there where she burns her white funeral attire, something her now departed mother Ramonda ( Angela Bassett) had told her that she must do in order to end the process of mourning. However, there is a mid-credits scene that is built around the emotional journey of Shuri ( Letitia Wright) and a monumental discovery about her brother that had been kept completely secret from her for years.Īfter sparing Namor ( Tenoch Huerta Mejía) and bringing a tentative peace, Shuri leaves Wakanda behind to spend time at a secluded beach in Haiti privately grieving. For all those who may still have skepticism that this is just a misdirect and there is actually one Moore is secretly hiding, we can confirm that there very much isn’t.
This felt like we just wanted to tell the story as it was conceived without an added bonus.” Indeed, following the more emotionally resonant conclusion, it would have been bizarre to see Ant-Man pop in for some wisecracks about getting lost on the way to the Quantum Realm while gobbling down Baskin-Robbins or whatever else they had in mind. Much like Endgame’ felt like an emotional experience that you also didn't need a stinger at the end of this. As producer Nate Moore explained in an interview with Collider, “the subject matter of the film was such that it didn't feel appropriate to have, then, a stinger. Before we get to this mid-credits scene, the first thing to know is that there isn’t an end-credit scene this time.
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