'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever': How many credit sequences are there in film?

The credit scenes in Phase 4 are criticized for introducing various new characters to the universe or foreshadowing a future plot that hasn't seemed particularly relevant to the film itself. "Thor: Love and Thunder" came as a surprise, with the post-credits sequence with Jane in Valhalla seeming more like a coda. In general, we've been introduced to a slew of new characters with no indication of when we'll see them again. Instead of the customary two credit sequences, the Black Panther film contains only one mid-credit scene, which plays after the first block of end credits and is accompanied by Rihanna's song 'Lift Me Up.'

Let's not dive into spoilers because there will be plenty of time after the film's release to discuss what happens in the movie. However, rather than being a disconnected scene, the sequence serves as an epilogue to the whole film and a continuation of the last scene. It's a touching sequence that teases a possible future plot, but it doesn't feel like the scene's aim.




It's a wise decision since it would have felt like a cheap move after the sequel so painstakingly addresses sorrow and the many ways our characters deal with it, which is why there's just one poignant credit sequence.

FAQs:

1. What is a credit sequence?
   It usually includes the wording of the opening credits and serves to define the setting and tone of the program. It might include animation, live-action, still photos, and graphics.
2. How many films are in the Black Panther series?
   So far, the franchise has two films: Black Panther and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.