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Marvel Studios’ latest film, Thor: Love and Thunder<\/a> is the sixth film of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU)’s Phase Four which sees actor Chris Hemsworth as the first Avenger to receive a fourth standalone film. As early reviews continue to file in for the latest MCU film, a few details about the film’s post-credit scenes have been leaked online.<\/p>\n

Before addressing the post-credit scenes for Thor: Love and Thunder, we will unpack the context of these scenes and issue a massive SPOILER ALERT<\/strong><\/span>. If you wish not to know the details regarding them, you can visit our dedicated Marvel page<\/a> for more Thor: Love and Thunder news.<\/p>\n

Thor: Love and Thunder post-credit scenes; What do they mean?<\/h2>\n

With Thor Odinson, the God of Thunder, making his fourth solo outing in Love and Thunder, as with tradition, two post-credit scenes<\/a> are confirmed for the film. As previously explained, the film features a mid-credit scene and a post-credit scene, both connected to the story covered throughout the film’s duration.<\/p>\n

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If you wish to learn about Thor: Love and Thunder’s post-credit scenes, you may proceed to read the article below. (Picture: Marvel Studios)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The first credit scene features the Greek God, Zeus, revealed to be alive by the film’s conclusion following his thought-to-be demise. Instead, the Olympian is quite disgruntled and bemoaning how no one has feared the Gods, stating that “being a God meant something.”<\/p>\n

Zeus continues to ramble as he comments that when people look up to the skies instead of a God, they expect to see a superhero, which makes a mockery of all Gods. At this point, Zeus has been speaking to his son, the demi-god Hercules, who was off-camera, teasing Thor’s next godly encounter with the powerful Olympian.<\/p>\n

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The first post-credit scene appears mid-way through the credits featuring the Greek God, Zeus. (Picture: Marvel Studios)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

While this mid-credit scene doesn’t write off Chris Hemsworth’s Thor for good, it does lend some excitement to the God of Thunder’s forthcoming battle. The same can’t be said for the post-credit scene involving Jane Foster’s Mighty Thor<\/a>.<\/p>\n