Eternals post-credits scene almost featured the new Captain America

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier finale

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The Eternals post-credits scene almost featured some other superhero – Anthony Mackie's Headwaiter America.

"There was a version where Sam [Edmund Wilson] turned up at the very, very stop, in one of the station-credits, but I think it was something that... You'Re going to see these worlds collide, but it's gonna take a pocket-size bit longer than people are gonna expect," Eternals writers Kaz and Ryan Firpo told Screen Rant.

"Plus, I think up in terms of the timeline, we equitable perplexed Tony, we just thoughtful Cap, Natasha's gone, Hulk is currently working on himself I think to make himself human rather than smart Predominate, so I think that all the Avengers were just pretty busy," they continuing. "I think we're happening some concurrently with Falcon and Winter Soldier, so everyone's got their manpower full and I think you're gonna start to see the understructur has been laid for something that's gonna happen in a very big style soon."

The tease of foot is intriguing, hinting that the MCU is over again building up to one big storyline. What that is remains to be seen as Marvel Phase 4 continues, though.

While we didn't view the young Cap in Eternals, helium bequeath be returning in the future Captain America 4. Foster inside information on the undertaking are entirely under wraps at the moment.

The final variant of the Eternals post-credits conniption that successful information technology to screen saw (spoiler lively!) the introduction of Harry Styles as Thanos' brother Eros, as well as Kit Harington's Dane Whitman warned off from touching a steel by none other than Mahershala Ali's Blade.

The next MCU stick out to hit our screens will be Hawkeye, which lands on Disney Plus this Nov 24. Meanwhile, check out how to watch Wonder movies ready to get up to speed on the MCU.

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