Editorial: If Avengers: Endgame Had Post-Credits Scenes(V2)

 I know that people felt  that the lack of post-credits scenes benefited the end of a era of the MCU, but for me, they didn't foreshadow enough about Spider-Man: Far From Home and Phase 4 beyond Sam Wilson becoming the new Captain America and a indirect tease that Namor is coming to the MCU(it's increasingly obvious that the "underwater earthquakes" off the coast of Africa are teasing they were caused by the activities of Namor and Atlantis and he was already teased in Iron Man 2 when Nick Fury and Tony Stark were dicussing about the Avengers Initiative near the end of Iron Man 2, the middle of the Atlantic Ocean was one of the locations shown on the map).

Onward to my latest article, I have made some tweaks to my theory of what Marvel Studios would have done  post-credits scenes for Avengers: Endgame. And most of them are different from my last article. One would have foreshadowed Spider-Man: Far From Home while the rest would have been comedic scenes or hints of things to come in Phase 4. One might as well have foreshadowed Marvel's Falcon and the Winter Soldier which is set to air on Disney Plus in August 2020.

The first one would be a silent scene, foreshadowing Spider-Man: Far From Home as people watch in sadness as TV reports of the death of Tony Stark  while Quentin Beck(Jake Gyllenhaal) seems pleased with it, beginning his plan to replace him as the world's greatest "superhero".

The second one would be a comedic scene as   after a derserving memoriam of all the heroes that died fighting Thanos, Wanda Maximoff stands alone at Vision's shell, weeping a few tears over his corpse and uttering quietly "No More".

The third one would be a comedic scene where Harley Keener and Peter Parker meet and talk about how Tony Stark changed their lives.

The fourth one is another emotional scene where Gamora returns to her home world. She opens the door to her old home. Everything is dusty and old. Her facial expression shows peace, but with hints of heartbreak, longing, sadness and doubt. She walks in, smiles wearily and closes the door.

The fifth one would be a sad-but-sweet and silent scene as Happy Hogan and Morgan Stark sit quietly on the front porch of the Stark cabin, eating their cheeseburgers as a callback to the very first Iron Man film.


What do you think of these improved post-credits scenes for Endgame?