Ant Man And The Wasp Ende

Massive spoilers for "Ant-Man and the Wasp" and "Avengers: Infinity State of war" below.

Considering the franchise-imploding, all-consuming scope of the picture that came before it -- that'd exist Avengers: Infinity War -- Ant-Man and the Wasp is practically quaint in its cocky-containedness. That said, there are a number of seeds planted even before the end credits roll that are certain to alter the futurity of Marvel's cinematic universe equally nosotros know it: the "evolution" of Janet van Dyne (Michelle Pfeiffer) and so that she now feels hurting and has...magic hands, or something; Cassie Lang's wanting to "help people" like her dad, laying the background for her future as the superhero Stinger. Then there's the one-ii punch of the post-credits stingers. (No pun, intended)

The Mid-Credits Scene: Well, that answers one lingering question I had after Infinity War. In case you didn't see that ane -- though, seeing as information technology made billions with a B at the box function, I'm guessing yous did -- Thanos raptured half the universe's population with the snap of his fingers. At the fourth dimension, I predicted Ant-Man and the Wasp would take place concurrently with Infinity War and (somewhat jokingly) guessed the cease-credits scene would be Ant-Man or Wasp disappearing. Simply not like this!

First, the scene: Dr. Hank Pym (Michael Douglas) and Janet are working side-by-side on the rooftop of a parking garage, presumably in San Francisco. "I used to exist a respected scientist. I had my name on buildings," he grumbles, to which Janet points out, "You wanted a smaller quantum tunnel..."

Information technology is, indeed, a smaller tunnel into the breakthrough realm than the one nosotros'd grown accustomed to, made to fit in the back of an X-Con security truck. Scott Lang (Paul Rudd), donning his Pismire-Man suit, steps out of the truck and nosotros learn that he plans to go subatomic to collect quantum healing energy. Once inside the breakthrough realm, Scott gain to secure, every bit he puts it, "healing particles for our new Ghost friend." That would exist tease enough on its own, that dissimilar other 1-and-washed villains, Ava aka Ghost (Hannah John-Kamen) is sticking around. Just then information technology'south time to be pulled out of the tunnel.

"Quit screwing around," Scott nervously chuckles when he receives no response. And then nosotros cut back to the rooftop, where Hank, Promise (Evangeline Lilly) and Janet are gone, ash swirling in the wind as Scott calls out over a microphone receiver, "Guys! Guys!"

Not only is the Wasp gone, but the OG Ant-Man and Wasp are gone, too. (Janet, we hardly knew ye!) On elevation of all that, our current Ant-Man is trapped amid the pixelating unknown of the quantum realm. After such a lighthearted romp of a movie, seeing that dust is shocking. This is hands one of the biggest cliffhangers in Marvel history. So, what does it hateful?

Marvel caput honcho Kevin Feige promised that Pismire-Human and the Wasp "connects directly" to the notwithstanding-untitled Avengers iv, and there it is. The Snappening has reached every corner of the Curiosity universe, which is especially noteworthy because this is the last MCU pic in the present timeline before the conclusion of Infinity State of war. (Captain Curiosity, the next movie hitting theaters, is set in the '90s.) But Feige also said, "These characters are gonna be very important going forward," so what almost the Wasp? More than on her fate in a moment.

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The End-Credits Scene: An Emergency Broadcast System annunciation emits from the TV -- probably an alert related to the aforementioned disappearance of 50 percent of the population -- as the camera pans through the empty rooms of Scott'southward home. The bleeping of the EBS mixes with a rhythmic chirapsia. Then we run into the source of the latter: A giant ant playing the drums. (Which emmet? Probable not Ulysses Due south. Gr-ANT or any of the poor insect souls eaten by seagulls.)

I'm surprised the gag didn't cease with the emmet playing a rim shot.

The tag, I suppose, is there to leave audiences with a touch of the Pismire-Man franchise's absurd silliness after such a bleak mid-credits scene. As is the traditional "Ant-Human and the Wasp will render" message that appears onscreen, before a question marker pops upwards to read: "Ant-Man and the Wasp will return?"

Haha! But, uh, volition the Wasp return? Where did she become? And how will she come up back? Though we don't know the when, where or why of Hope van Dyne's un-dusting, Evangeline Lilly did inadvertently tease a team-up with Captain Curiosity in Avengers 4, out May 3, telling ET, "When I was working on Avengers, I got to know Brie Larson pretty well." (The ever-coy Feige merely added of the pairing, "Anytime, maybe. That would be absurd.")

As far as we know from the Infinity Warpost-credits scene, Captain Curiosity is nevertheless out there -- alive and well and, most importantly, not ash -- and is fix to help the remaining Avengers take on Thanos. Now, we know at some signal, somewhere, somehow, that will include the Wasp, likewise.

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